he should here to tell us about the man who plays roy can to is entertsinment.evin frazier. >> vicki and grant brett goldstein better known as the foul mouth but also lovable roy can't. he seemingly came out of nowhere and now he's an emmy nominee. here's what you may not know about this fan favorite breakout star. there is >> you might not next week. you can kiss that right. because by >> brent was first hired as a writer for ted lasso. but after the first season's writers room wrapped brett sent the production team a secret audition tape in hopes of playing roy because he felt such a strong bond. how much are you like your character, though. >> i'm like really. but i have that gene, that slightly worried about what people would think. so. i keep it all that's i got to play so that's why i'm not going end up with an ounce. >> writing and playing roy earned read his first emmy nomination for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series. but the 41 year-old brit has to compete against his costars brendan nick muhammad and jeremy swift. you guys. you got a litt

and up it popped, billy roy pitts, had his address in louisiana, his telephone number. i called him. the first 25 minutes of the conversation we are not like this: how did you find me, how did you find me? i'm like, it's on the internet. i have an unlisted telephone number! i'm like, guess you have to take it up with them. as a result of my story that he had never served a single day of his life sentence, mississippi authorities issued a warrant for his arrest. he didn't like that. in fact he ran. while he was on the run he sent me this audio cassette. i played it, and this is literally how it began. jerry, i just thought i would let you know, you've ruined my life. but i promise if i talk to anybody, i would talk to you. so this tape proceeds to talk about his klan involvement, his involvement in the vernon damar murder. shortly after this, he turned himself into authorities. this now leads to the arrest of sam bowers. and this was in may of 1998. and sam bowers, in addition to sam bowers, was arrested his right hand guy, devers nicks. when his family brought devers ni

speaker pelosi, chairwoman amy klobuchar, ranking member roy blunt, and all of the members of congress including the mayor of washington, d.c. thank you for being here with us this afternoon. like so many gathered here, i was at the united states capitol the morning of wednesday, january 6th. i was in a classified meeting with senator blunt on national security with fellow members of the senate intelligence committee. not long after i left the chaos began. like americans everywhere my husband, doug, and i watched with absolute shock as our capitol was under siege and the people within it afraid for their lives. what we know now is in the midst of that violent attack there were countless acts of courage, and we are here today in the

if anyone could rock korda roy it's bertha. >> thanks. >> bring it back.rts of the bay area seeing fog this morning. meteorologist kari hall you're not wearing core da roy. >> probably could if you wanted to. starting out with a live look outside in oakland as you're heading out the door. nice, cool start to the day but take a look at our trend. it's going to gradually warm up. we'll take a look at all off our microclimates in a few minutes. >> the human sound track. over here, sounded better for 101. we'll talk what's going on north of palo alto where you're looking at a smooth drive right now. >> a major san francisco street shutting down this morning. how it could affect your morning commute for the rest of the week. you're watching "today in the bay." who could have known that the right food could help your new friend live their best life or give your old friend new energy or that the smallest changes could make the biggest impact. you did. and so did we. that's why hill's always starts with a pet's biology to anticipate their ever-changing nutritional

christina props, a pediatrician in houston texas, and the doctor was lipi roy.h for being here. i'm just stuck on that last piece that i just read. making it -- where is that? announcing schools will not be required to do contact tracing if a student gets infected with covid. doctor probes, how irresponsible is that? >> it's extremely irresponsible and so frustrating for parents, for teachers, for medical professionals to here in texas. that is obviously going against the centers for disease control recommendations cut regarding contact tracing. and we've got our hands full already. and school has not even started yet. >> and doctor roy, to you as well, your view on what is happening in the states. >> jonathan, it's good to see you. and what we're seeing, unfortunately, is ongoing polite put to -- what we know as a global infectious disease outbreak. it is beyond me to see these elected officials continue to politicize what is clearly a health crisis. that is now affecting critically affecting, young children including infants. hospitalizations take a step back

billy roy testified. buckley asked him about it. it's like, now mr. pitts, who all was at that planning meeting. he's like, let's see. i was there. sam bowers was there. you were there. buckley's like, objection, your honor. i've covered a lot of trials in my life. this is the only trial where will the witness implicated the defense lawyer. not surprisingly sam bowers was convicted august 21st, 1998. the thing is the hate that caused this, right, if we're really honest in this country, it's never gone away. it wasn't that just a few years ago, right, that a young man walked into this church in charleston and killed these nine beautiful people. and it wasn't that long ago, either, down in charlottesville, right, that we had happened what we had happen not that far from here. it's easy to think it's not that easy to happen around here, right? but myself i have had -- i have had my share of, you know, death threats and things like that, people sent pictures of me and my family and knew where we lived and things like that. sure, that's converting, you nev

what about the kill roy cartoons? this is from cim bassman. did he have any comments on kill roy? >> i have never heard mauldin comment on kill roy. a demonic piece of folk art. it to me is kind of like -- it to me is kind of like the folk version of the combat infantry badge. the badge says i was there. i was there. it doesn't say that you liked t doesn't say you were good, you know, in combat. it doesn't say that you did anything valor ous or heroic, it just says i was there. that's kind of what kill roy says, i was there. >> how did mauldin react in his cartoons to the vietnam war. this is from jim benjamin. >> another great one, jim. yeah, here is an example of mauldin really changing his mind, flip-flopping we might say on vietnam. he was a skeptic about vietnam in 1954, he thought that it could be a quagmire. he didn't think it was a good battlefield for americans to fight in. but then he visited vietnam and he happened to be there in january/february 1965 and he happened to be visiting his son bruce who is a helicopter pilot stationed at camp holloway and he happened to be

roy, to you as well.ppening in these states. >> well, jonathan, it's good to see you. and what we're seeing, unfortunately, is ongoing politicizization of what we already know is a global infectious disease outbreak. it is beyond infuriating to see some of these elected officials continue to politicize what is cheerily a health crisis and is now affecting -- critically affecting young children including infants. you know, hospitalizations to take a step back have increased 40% in the past week nationwide. and 50% of new cases are originating from seven states in the south including texas. this is really tragic. we know how to prevent these infections. there is successfully by mass vaccination of adults. that's the best way to protect children and infants, jonathan. >> and dr. propst, as i mentioned before, you're coming to us from houston, texas. and i would love to know from you what does a pediatric patient with covid go through? we know what it means for adults, the problems breathing. but for a child,

look, roy, i'm glad you're here and you're healthy now, but you had to be worried that it wouldn't bethis was all happening. >> yeah. i was worried. i was very worried initially when it all started, you know, not knowing that the officers were out there until i saw two officers outside the window on the side of the home. once i saw the two officers with their guns drawn and i saw them doing hand signals, signaling each other to surround the house, and i noticed that, and one officer was heading to the back. and that's when i really got paranoid because i knew once they surrounded the home, they were preparing for a standoff. so my instincts told me we need to get out of here. we need to get to where they can see that we're not a threat. but i can't say that my adrenaline wasn't pumping. i was worried, but i was just more concerned about getting my son out of that situation and getting us all out of there. >> i'm just wondering, what were the handcuffs all -- you guys walked out. you complied. i'm just wondering was there a need for handcuffs? but, you know -- anyway, samuel, i'm so so

so romney reminder of all top stories. abraham roy has been officially endorsed as around the next president by the supreme leader, at least. how many? certainly inter, from what you see from it takes that to let what he described does tyrannical sanctions imposed by the us. also winds and temperatures of a 40 degrees celsius ascending while on the mediterranean. and the g and co funds, at least 8 people have now died in the region in the past week. and the russian activists to is reported missing, found dead and new friends, capital baton, the show kia based non profit organization to help fellow russian seeing persecution, n g a has called his death, a planned operation. ah, councils is continued to battle. the taliban for electrical ga city, and this concerns it will soon fall to the group. the un says at least 40 people have been killed in the past 24 hours. the capital of the southern hellman province was also seen heavy fighting and frequent strikes and saturday. they by kandahar and several other cities also under attack. after the government of deployed delete special forces. and he'

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roy cowen i don't like to cast aspersions on those who have passed away but he was a self promoter andhe made himself more important to reagan than he really was. he had this framework for how he was going to run the government and the country and his worldviews were already stat so there was very little you can point to that he had any influence over. he met him once or twice and that was aboutic it. there were several letters and memos from the reagan white house that were generated by root roy cowen to mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were new york and it was to give him a wide girth as much as possible. his views were outside considering who reagan was and careful whose advice you to. >> host: beau is an georgia. good afternoon beau. >> caller: two things first when i lived down the street from the -- and the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books he wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative though buckley about the panamas canal treaty and that elevated reagan international status. guess who it sure did. i'm sor

roy cowen i don't like to cast aspersions on those who have passed away but he was a self promoter andhe made himself more important to reagan than he really was. he had this framework for how he was going to run the government and the country and his worldviews were already stat so there was very little you can point to that he had any influence over. he met him once or twice and that was aboutic it. there were several letters and memos from the reagan white house that were generated by root roy cowen to mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were new york and it was to give him a wide girth as much as possible. his views were outside considering who reagan was and careful whose advice you to. >> host: beau is an georgia. good afternoon beau. >> caller: two things first when i lived down the street from the -- and the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books he wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative though buckley about the panamas canal treaty and that elevated reagan international status. guess who it sure did. i'm sor

besides being keeps on too busy the the the the, the the, the, the the, the the in, so we have team, roy, our still, you know, through mobility, visual, yet mobility was a, don't get it over little budget. but my, you mobilize each individual, our own political issue. there is no money to get these young people that we need to take up to good luck with it. you know, what really will do that, but that can only, i mean, do you feel when you become responsible and young people just pick up the quite what it was up with. it was in the country whether it's critical it actually has not been and we've been there for pick up the see me shoot me just so i just want to get me. oh oh. ready when you're young. ready if you like you to on the will doing to change your change. ready such as she comes to it cannot come on. i have been waiting for 20 years and nothing has happened. ah, ah, yes, they're going to fight and they have to fight. so that even if they are any ginger, this domestic, see that they're fighting, you know, that you've won a beginning. if we can not allow them to do we let you know,

amy, roy. now, you've got to help me out. would you give a pen to the other people back there?distinct conversations] oh, thank you very much. that is great. thank you also very much. ♪ [band quietly plays "amazing grace"] family members, if you are willing to come up. >> mr. president. [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] pres. biden: you see that door over there? that is the door you are going in, the far door in the corner. [indistinct conversations] pres. biden: is that door not open? [band continues quietly playing] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> tonight, three members of congress share stories of what they saw, heard, and experienced that day. >> we didn't really have the highest degree of information, because of being on the house floor we didn't get to see the images and the real-time footage of the ongoing assault on the capitol. we were able to get some understanding of that and could only imagine how our loved ones were feeling watching it all unfold in real time. it certainly was a great comfort t

we'll me, roy, i'm quite new with love. the always one. you know, the always, another way, you know, you can always listen, i need to do was give you a lot issues. yeah. when you put your username, which was usual for us, we don't allow me to give you. so you can put your, your cell number, open the file. finally, i got a total of 5 to get them with the as you call the me and don't, you know, there's no confusion in currently deleted on the sometimes on the 4th. so good luck with fit. on, you know, hardy we'll have to do and short range social solution. legal turned on. you don't you that you told clearly in order for your family we were going over to the owners of the nation to come with central national was joseph and credential. i'm no longer so if you don't lead high wind, sandy, 10 dollar to tell you speak with us, you need to assume patricia when you get a chance will phone chunk a port on that at the silly, michelle hello. sure, i won't miss at all. are all due to the sound fellow ma roger her some other tall father? no, no, no i di

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amy, roy. now, you've got to help me out. would you give a pen to the other people back there?distinct conversations] oh, thank you very much. that is great. thank you also very much. ♪ [band quietly plays "amazing grace"] family members, if you are willing to come up. >> mr. president. [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] pres. biden: you see that door over there? that is the door you are going in, the far door in the corner. [indistinct conversations] pres. biden: is that door not open? [band continues quietly playing] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including media compu to >> -- mediacom. >> we never slowed down. schools and businesses when virtual and we powered a new reality. we are powered to keep you ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> washington journal, every day taking your calls live on the air on the news of the

this is how freedom congress -- caucus member chip roy of texas spoke out against the budget resolution yesterday. [video clip] >> when thousands of americans are still on the outside of gays looking to get into the airport in afghanistan and kabul mac -- gates looking to get into the airport in afghanistan in trouble -- kabul, instead of having hearings of we can push this administration to do we are here to spend $3.5 trillion we do not have and have a federal takeover of elections. let's make no mistake about what this bill is, a bunch of leftist nonsense that the american people do not want to see with a massive takeover of health care and expansion of green new deal policies trying to push us to being 80% carbon free by 2030. all of the stuff is the wish list of the progressive left and the squad. that is why the speaker called us back in august -- calls us back in august while our people are on the outside looking in in afghanistan. >> listen to democratic rule share jim mcgovern of massachusetts responding to what republicans are saying, criticizing the view on this. here he is f

what is going is the some of the most of them with your data will find a way to show that jeff roy does not want to have a good one. we'll just go over the he does. he does. he does. he doesn't have to see the best way because there was a whole lot of cars are. 1 so much more of a little w, w, w, w, in his rickety truck had g carries with him all sorts of merchandise, rice, flower, shoes, generators, and even carpets. he doesn't only sell his merchandise, he also hopes to exchange it. for some livestock, your fears sooner yet shall be so marble. we're so carrying more than what time forms for me at the making them quite today but not already funded to me or not the need to sort of need more shot f matter the me who we have stuff for ambush us. yeah. as on the all those are that is so bonus it. but it was then yes, you shouldn't talk. yeah, yada. i fell in with you on google. john do sharon tell us let's go digging again which is on the on my phone. mike pill, we rekey when you get we should get away with you to the time you never know what to tell any of the fact that way with which the

managed nice in france and coached the young players at manchester city, but he knows taking over from royce is a different challenge and says he needs more signings to get his team up to scratch. we knew it would be challenging today because we are talking about chelsea and they may have 20 international players. we showed the difference between the clubs. we still need to work and still need to improve the squad. the window is still up and i look forward to bringing some more players. trier? bringing some more players. very impressive _ bringing some more players. very impressive performance and you have romelu _ impressive performance and you have romelu lukaku to add to the mix. what _ romelu lukaku to add to the mix. what is _ romelu lukaku to add to the mix. what is it— romelu lukaku to add to the mix. what is it going to bring? personality, _ what is it going to bring? personality, physique, i what is it going to bring? - personality, physique, experience what is it going to bring? _ personality, physique, experience of taking— personality, physique, experience of taking responsibil

i agree on chip roy on that sound bite. harris she said itian catastrophe in the trump era. we heard about cages in the trump era. those were obama cages. now you have these shocking images and horrible reports of kids eating under-cooked food. where is the biden administration? mark morgan made that point. where is the mainstream media? there are the open borders advocates and the democrats who had crocodile tears in 2019? they are absence. >> leslie, you and i have gone back and forth to get to the realities of the people on the ground. biden has to look at the situation and see some of his people are not succeeding. when you have calls for one ever them to be impeached and mayorkas going to the border today. this will be pressure on him. not even by all republicans. henry will be at the board to talk to mayorkas today. democrats a big voice in the house. you can turn off the spigot long enough to let us catch up? can you put title 42 back in place? long enough for us not to be so exposed to more covid coming across the b

we'll find a way to show that jeff roy does not want to talk about it. we'll just go over the who does he does he does he go to the front seat? i want to see the best way because there was a whole lot of cars are so much more of a little w w. w, w, in his rickety truck had g carries with him all sorts of merchandise rise, flower, shoes, generators, and even carpets. he doesn't only sell his merchandise, he also hopes to exchange it for some livestock. your christina yet shall be so my boy we're so carrying more than what time forms for me at the making them quite today but nobody fun. tomorrow me or just sort of need more shut off the matter than me who we have stuff for us. yeah. those are that is so bonus it. but it was then yes, you shouldn't talk. yeah. your the i fell in with her. said you on google. john the dude shaggy home. tell us let's go dig, dig in, which is on the mike appeal. we think when you get, when you get away with you, you never know what the child that doesn't go by with which water they go over the fish. the said ok, well you know

managed nice in france and coached the young players at manchester city, but he knows taking over from royfferent challenge. we know it will be challenging with chelsea and they have 20 international players but we showed the difference between the clubs. we still need to work and improve the squad. the window still open and i look forward to bringing in some more players. look forward to bringing in some more maven-— more players. very impressive performance — more players. very impressive performance and _ more players. very impressive performance and you - more players. very impressive performance and you have - more players. very impressive - performance and you have romelu lukaku to add to the mix. what performance and you have romelu lukaku to add to the mix.- lukaku to add to the mix. what is auoin to lukaku to add to the mix. what is going to bring? — lukaku to add to the mix. what is going to bring? personality, - going to bring? personality, physique, taking responsibility and scoring and also taking responsibility for the players around him. so he is a big chelsea fan and he was

. >> reporter: one city over, father roy snipes leads our -- of guadalupe. >> it would be like 2100 a week. >> reporter: they were using their empty schoolhouse as a makeshift shelter for the overflow of families. one of the migrants tested positive last week, they had to shutdown, but with a steady band of volunteers, he's committed to reopening. >> we've got plenty of beans and we've got plenty of rice and we've got plenty of room and we're doing fine. >> reporter: there's no desire for a solution? >> of course there is. but that's beyond me. i'm a parish priest on the south side of mission. people tell me they need food and a place to stay. if i could fix it, i would, but that's a higher science than i know about. >> reporter: home land security secretary alejandro mayorkas will be here to talk with local leaders and look at what we showed you just now. one of the concerns local leaders have is they can provide the shelter, they can provide the food and covid testing, but they have no authority to keep anyone here, to force anyone to stay in these facilities. >> that was our miryea

that would be roy rogers and dale evans. look at that and you say well, that can work, except we are going to do better. i am pleased to announce we are taking "surveillance" to jackson hole to get in mike mckee's way. it is going to be me and lisa. i think lisa's got a little bit of dale evans and her. lisa: i had no idea where you were going to go with this. i was going to ask jon to translate. jonathan: did you know you were going? were you aware? [laughter] lisa: i was aware. jonathan: i won't be with you. tom: i'm looking forward to some terrific conversations. we got to learn the lyrics of tumbling tumbleweeds. jonathan: lisa is really excited after that. the promo for next week, i will be here, they will be in jackson hole together. hole together. (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and str

we'll find a way to show that roy does. i'm just concerned that the topic will just go over several 1000000. but those are the who does he does, he does. he doesn't want to see the best way because there was a whole kind of cuz the law was so much bye. the w w. w. w in his rickety truck had g carries with him all sorts of merchandise, rice, flour, shoes, generators, and even carpets. he doesn't only sell his merchandise, he also hopes to exchange it for some livestock. your fish soon as yet shall be. so mabel were so carrying more than what time for me at the end of making them quite today, but nobody fun tomorrow. the me or just the new sort of new washer matter. the me who we have stuff for bush has been working on the the all those he all that is so bonus it, but it was then he had of yes he should it yeah, yada. i fell in with you on google john or do sharon tell us let's go dig, dig in, which is on the, on my phone. mike. actually appeals wheeling, leaky. when you get, when you get away with you, you never know what th

and that was, the way he was able to document that roy cohen was calling the army constantly to tell them that he wanted special favors. well, the reason he knew that was because the army's chief counsel had kept a log of all of cohen's telephone conversations. so that was clearly leaked to the column and pearson was always, he was willing to do things that other reporters weren't willing to do. so other reporters got this information from the eisenhower administration. they just sat there until somebody else broke the story and then wasn't so much, wasn't a libelous issue anymore. one thing that certainly happened, many newspapers wouldn't publish it until this congressman stood up and introduced the washington merry go round into the congressional record. at which case they could quote the congressional record and that would free them of being possibly sued for libel on those occasions. so yes. there is definitely a lot of support. even though fdr called roosevelt, called pearson a chronic liar, fdr himself leaked to pearson. a wonderful story about, one day roosevelt was mad about

chip roy calling to impeach both the president and homeland security secretary mayorkas.ave broken the system. this crisis that has been on the border for the last six months is now becoming a national embarrassment. earlier this summer the vice president insisted they have it all under control. >> exactly where we want to be yet but we've seen extreme progress. >> in five months we've made progress. still more work to be done. we've made progress. family reunification and addressing root causes. >> sandra: roger files being is a former obama administration staffer and senior aide for john kerry. welcome. t.w. kick this off for us. extreme progress is an interesting description for kamala harris to use as to what is happening at our southern border. we haven't seen evidence of that. if anything we've seen the situation get worse. >> there is no doubt the biden border crisis is a matter of national security and frankly it is the largest single super spreader event since the pandemic began. we have 210,000 illegals since july. 19,000 of those are unaccompanied children as a

are you ready skee daddy roy in jersey, roy >> caller: hey, jim.uperb work you do for us out here. >> appreciate it. >> caller: i'm calling about a pharmaceutical stock i bought about six months ago that had success with a highly touted cancer drug. and at that time analysts were concluding that the $16 stock was worth anywhere between $29 to $42 i bought it in at 16 and have written this thing all way down to less than $5 today. loss of 70%. the company is terria farm. >> nothing special, sir. honestly nothing special bristol myers stock can't get out of its own way now to mike in virginia. >> caller: you put the boo in booyah. >> i always thought that. >> caller: go crimson. i bought this stock because i wanted the dividend but it is turned out to be a growth stock. what do you think about irm? >> iron mountain, why do people not like iron mountain it is -- a dividend has growth i think your spot on i'm liking it. i need to go to brian in oregon, brian? >> caller: hey, jim. you highlighted the speculative bio med company in january of 2020 after

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here now reaction in focus, texas congressman chip roy.annot be said plainly enough. complicated by and plus covid. why doesn't this administration care about as much as us being exposed to covid by people rolling into our country, some as much as 50% of the groups covid positive as about what we do? >> thanks for having me on. acan't agree more with what border patrol chief scott said with respect to this being a national security crisis. it is a direct impact on our communities in texas. secretary mayorkas and president biden and vice president harris are completely m.i.a. frankly it's purposeful. they are purposely ignoring their duty to defend the borders of the united states. when i last visited you on your show it was june 30th if i remember correctly when president trump was joining governor abbott at the border. we talked about the crisis then. since that time we've now had an additional 210,000 apprehensions. worse than that we've had 40,000 known gotaways not counting the unknown gotaways. we have had thousands of pounds of fenta

went back and forth first with orrin hatch who was the rules committee chairman and then later on with roy blunt when he took over. what did that experience show you and tell you how far washington had to go to be truly feminist in terms of its ability to represent female concerns and frankly male concerns as you point out fathers raise children, too. >> let me tell you one thing you can learn. you can find allies in unexpected places and that process, once the senators knew i was having those conversations and negotiating, and orrin hatch didn't want to change the rule. what's the baby's dress code going to be, are you seriously asking me whether a newborn baby is going to adhere to a senate dress code? which is arms to be covered, must wear shoes and must have a blazer. >> okay, wears a beanie, i'm not going to take that off. she will be in footy pajamas, i can put shoes on that. okay, i'll put a blazer on her, i did that day. on the other hand i had republican members who came you up to me and said, marco rubio, i've hardly agreed on anything, came up to me and said, tammy, i'm with you

roy, i guess my opening tonight is a signifier of where i s am with this virus. w i am, you know, we started with compassion for those who, you know, who were afraid of the fr vaccine. i was nervous aboutai the vacci when trump was president, because he is a psycho path. and i didn't want him rushing it out to get re-elected, i had friendsed nervous about it and god mother was nervous about it once it was explained how the vaccine came about, where pfizer and moderna came from, once i understood who developed it, once i got information from experts i wasro convinced and convinced other people. but there's ace whole group of people who don't want to be 't convinced, and i wonder how frustrating it is for you, as somebody who has family in a country as iyo do, where covid running rampit outside of the united states to say, you what? why want it, i did research on tiktok. how frustrating is that for you? >> first of all, you look great, joy after vacation. >> thank you. >> to no words to really, really accurately describe the frustration, the anger that many of my f

roy blunt said tammy i'm going to be the next chairman. as soon as i am, i will change the rules. i remember when i was in the house, how great it was to bring my children to the floor, i'm with you. as soon as he became chairman, literally within the same week, he changed the rules for me. >> that's really fascinating. it brings me to another question i had as a hill person, you know, i consider the photograph of you entering, you know, the building pretty iconic holding your baby daughter. you know, you're somebody who has been in the public eye for so long. and you addressed this a little bit in your book. to what extent did that feel so much different because it's not just you as a public figure? it is your daughter now being in the public eye. >> i'm very jealous of my daughters' privacy. you will rarely see pictures where you can see their full face. sometimes you will see that where media has captured it, but i almost never post pictures so you can see my children's faces because they deserve their privacy. they can decide once they are of age whether or not they want to po

did he have any comments on kill roy? >> i've never heard mauldin comment on kill roy. the demonic piece of folk if ever there was one that seems to have come from britain, and then modified by american soldiers. you see it back there. it's, it, to be, it's kind of like -- oh, it to me is kind of like the folk version of a combat infantry badge. what does a combat infantry badge say? it says i, was there. i was there. it doesn't say that you liked it, didn't say you were good in combat, doesn't say that you did anything valid or heroic, just as our weather. that's what gilroy says. >> great. how did mauldin reacted his cartoons to the vietnam war? this is from jim benjamin. another great. >> another great, one jim. here is an example of mauldin really changing his mind, flip-flopping, we might say, on vietnam. he was a skeptic on vietnam sins dien bien pohu in 1954. he thought it could be a drag my. he didn't think it was a big battlefield for americans to fight in. but then he visited vietnam and he happened to be there in january, february 1965, and he happened to be

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congressman ship roy a couple weeks ago said this. to stop the flow of people coming across our border. republicans should be ashamed of themselves. i introduced legislation for a discharge position to require the enforcement of title 42 so we can turn people away from the border rather than forcing the ridiculousness of the people. >> again the biden administration is enforcing title 42. that, since biden took office, over 510,000 people have been expelled under that rule. that is nearly twice as many people as those who were apprehended. and while congressman ship roy is complaining about wearing masks to mark you know who else has to wear them? migrants. according to a statement obtained by the washington post. immigration and customs enforcement also told the washington post they do widespread testing of people who stay in custody. and while texas given a great and that is blocking local governments from imposing their own mandates saying texas is passed the time of government mandates, he has imposed a different kind of mandate o

here's abc's reena roy. >> reporter: for the first time in 15 years, a tropical storm making landfall in new england. >> if you venture out, you are not only putting your own life at risk, but you're endangering our first responders. >> reporter: henri touching down on the coast of rhode island. a wcbb camera capturing the wind knocking down this man. >> i took cover to take some photos. a gust must have taken me out. >> reporter: and much of the region saw similar conditions. in massachusetts, high winds and rough surf. in connecticut, 250 nursing home residents were evacuated across 4 facilities, with the state pummeled by heavy rain. >> the rains are with us and there's a real risk of flash flooding. the ground so saturated it can flood with another inch of rain. >> reporter: millions under flash flood watches. >> the flooding risk and the rivers, will be the topic here. >> reporter: these brothers and their dog rescued in jamesburg, new jersey. first responders using boats to bring as many as 150 people to safety. henri fueling a separate storm system saturday into sunday, causing

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