but bruce, he was very much attracted to ruby. he told ruby that he wanted to date her. of course ruby thought he was out of his mind. but he pursued her and they began dating. of course the parents were not in favor of this interracial couple. they thought trouble was going to follow. but they continued to date one another. the parents realized there was nothing they could do. so bruce and ruby wound up getting married. it is just a wonderful love story that survived and came out of a movement and sustained past the movement. this photograph is another special photograph because this just shows you how young some of the people were who were actually marching and a part of the movement. this young girl and boy standing right here in the front, they are actually the younger sister and brother of ruby, who was in the first photograph sitting across the intersection on franklin street. so when ruby would go out to be in the marches and things, her mother would tell them not to go out. their mother's name was mama cat. mama cat was amazing. she would tell them not to go out.

ruby thought he was our friend. >> ruby's act was that of a vigilante.own -- people to flock to his nightclub to shake the hand of the man who killed the man who killed the president. >> you believe that lee harvey oswald did not shoot president kennedy? >> i do not want to get involved in the speculations as to individuals, but i will say that there's no question about the fact that there was a plot and there were a number of individuals involved. >> in 1967, he announced "i've solved the case. i've found the real assassin." >> we will make arrests based on that, and we will make charges based on that, and we will obtain convictions based on that. >> now, you wouldn't have paid much attention to this, except he was district attorney of new orleans. >> arrested this evening in the district attorney's office was clay shaw, age 54, of 1313 darby street, from new orleans, louisiana. mr. shaw will be charged with participation in a conspiracy to murder john f. kennedy. >> clay shaw was a very respected business man in new orleans. he had been a distinguished

and we'll show you the moment they came face to face with civil rights icon ruby. >>> we're back with story about the positive side of the peninsula, a group of peninsula students are all smiles after meeting their hero. garvin thomas was alongside the children when it happened and he takes us there in this morning's bay area proud. >> in november we shared the story of debra and her fifth graders at martin elementary in south san francisco. their three-year effort to honor a civil rights icon was turning into a full-fledged moment, there were a lot of people paying attention to what they were doing, but one in particular they wanted to let know. at the sacramento state student union, saturday night, at the annual celebration, for the man who had the dream, debra carlino and her students have a plan. >> we are going to meet that little girl today and she has grown up into a beautiful woman. and we hope to meet her. >> that girl, now a woman, is the evening's keynote speaker, ruby bridges, whos a just five years old, desegregated new orleans public schools in 1960. >> my first goal is

relations read ruby media group dot com chris welcome back. thank you thanks so much for having me matchmaking websites have been around since dot com and lots of us have traced our family trees by sending away our spick chris tell us how d.n.a. dating apps work. yes so d.n.a. match making is really going to be the future of personalized medicine so what they're doing here is they're taking sites like a $23.00 and me or ancestry dot com one step further and instead of doing genetic testing after you're already married or after you're thinking about having kids what they want to do is basically get rid of any genetic hereditary diseases from people by blocking potential matches that may be problematic for you so the process works with you sending in your spit or doing a cheek swab you send that then they do you know take that information and then they will block potential matches that may have certain recessive traits or genes that would be problematic for potential kids so in other words we're breeding ourselves is that what it's come down to

three years ago when ruby was just six months old, someone left her behind a toilet. at the family's request. the cleveland's were preparing to adopt her last week. they have the plane tickets and were preparing her new bedroom but one week before they were supposed to fly to china they learned they could not go due to the outbreak. i thank you so much. i know adoption is one of the greatest acts of love and come up maybe you can start off by telling me, how did you first come to know ruby? >> we went through an organization called holt international. holt international wound up giving us 15 or 20 different child spotlights and ruby was actually the first child that we saw, the night that we first saw her file. my wife told me. >> dana: how many times have you had a chance to interact with her? >> i have not interacted with her at all. i only have probably a handful of pictures and a few videos of ruby and i have not been able to facetime her or skype with her or anything like that. >> dana: the number of adoptions in china have declined a in the last few years. when

he was about, he went to one year of high school and ruby ridge happen and he didn't go back. he was just kind of a freak, you know? in a good way. but he went to a year of high school. he liked it. he liked math. he taught himself trigonometry and then he taught himself algebra, then he decided he would teach himself calculus but he didn't have books so they went to the high school and said when giving a calculus book? the calculus teacher just laughed and said you can't teach yourself tyke u.s. pirg he said give me a book, i think i can. she gave him a a book and he taught himself calculus. one day just took the act, i think he got almost a perfect score. and then just announced he was going to college. i didn't even know what that was. i think i was probably eight, and at first i knew college was an evil terrible thing because that's what my dad said. any kind of left. >> the book is dedicated to tyler. your credit him with also introducing you to music, which you i think had said was one of the main source of inspiration for you to leave home and see something greater outs

i don't think anybody went to school after the ruby ridge incident. after that nobody went to any school. i think he is the third oldest in the family. he felt the need to break free of that environment. he was allowed to go to one year of high school. he was just kind of a freak. in a good way. but he went to a year of high school and he loved it. he times of trigonometry. and then he taught himself algebra and then he decided he would teach himself calculus. you can't teach yourself calculus and she just laughed. he taught himself calculus. and then one day took the act. he got almost a perfect score and just announced she was he was going to college. i did not even know what that was. at the guy was probably eight. then he just kind of left. >> the book is dedicated to tyler. you credit him with also introducing you to music which i think you said was one of the main source of the source. i was pretty happy with the mountain. i subscribed to my father's world view. it made sense to me. you get told things. and so i subscribed to my dad's way of loo

greta: ruby, hope you start to feel better. while we wait for the former vice president to arrive in waterloo, want to show you earlier today we walked out on a lake frozen over lake in the waterloo area to talk to some ice fisherman. jake and got his thoughts on camping 2020. what is your name? >> jake. >> how old are you? >> 35. >> are you from here? >> around the center. >> what do you do for a living? >> i worked at a mill. i oversee the operations at one of our locations. >> do you have a candidate in 2020? >> yeah. i'm going to support trump aga in. what do you like he has done so far and why are you going to vote for him again? >> i like his take on trade policy with china right now. likenot -- going ahead everybody wants to as fast as it should are everybody thinks, it's gaining ground, i think. i think it will help -- be pretty good in the long run. greta: what has been the impact on the ag community so far with this trade? and why do you have confidence it can get better? >> wll, right now with china they got a lot of

>> it's hard to say there are events that seem to play into it and intensify i write about ruby ridge is what i remember that hit my family a specific way i think for my dad many years before that was already frightened of the federal government and developing radical ideas around government and doctors in school i think ruby ridge solidified that for him because the federal government surrounding a family and killing several members. they were in idaho and they were homeschool like my family. so for my dad that solidified a lot of the fears of what he was worried about. so that had an intense effect - - effect couple of my siblings went to school before or after that but nobody went to school. >> but the third oldest he felt the need to break free of that environment. >> he went to one year of high school and was kind of a freak in a good way. [laughter] he went through high school he liked it he taught himself trigonometry and algebra and decided he would teach himself calculus he went to the high school and said give me a calculus book and the calculus teacher just laughed and said

ruby is happy to be home.y for ruby. >> look at that. >> ruby is happy to be home. i would feel the same way. >> look at that. >> we needed that. that was great. >>> hey, coming up, kim kardashian west is here live and we also have great beauty "deals & steals" to get you red carpet ready in real life. y in real life. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may me

permit allows the firm to trial the technology with a backup drive a self driving tech is key to ruby's if it's to become profitable there's competition $65.00 other companies already have ovaries asians are carrying out tests in the state. and the. boss graft case is causing turbulence the former boss of sri lanka's national carrier has reportedly been arrested appeal of chandra sina allegedly took bribes for a multi-billion dollar aircraft deal in 2013 selected airlines is deep in the red with over a $1000000000.00 in losses and huge day it earlier this week 2 top executives at asia stepped aside and made a malaysian probe into civil graft claims. that brings you up to date not in business with you. literature invites us to see people in particular i think i like to see herself as the kids find strength growing up her. might object to her to share with a friend. of the books on youtube. i'm not all think that well i guess sometimes but i said nothing which is that we should think stephen for german culture looking at the stereotypes of class but if you think the future the country tha

ruby, but to your mind was the problem with your hair which today looks lovely by the way?they were saying it was for science and pe but apparently it had to be cut up all day. when you heard this, how did you as a parent react?” cut up all day. when you heard this, how did you as a parent react? i was shocked. at first i thought the head teacher had an off day. when it happened the second time, i wasjust amazed at the fact that the way he approached my daughter originally, in front of her peers and shouted in her face that she could come in with her face that she could come in with her hair blue, straight but that natural was unacceptable. when you hear what ruby was told to do, what you make of those decision—making is admirals? one of the things that is so shocking, is the frequency with which we are hearing about these cases. it is happening at an increasing level and it is so fundamentally wrong because the message has been given to black and mixed children is there is something deviant, that they have to alter their natural appearance and quite an extreme way in order

instead, they and their two sons showed us the baby room they spent months preparing for 3-year-old rubyoming. >> what we also got is dolls right here. >> the clevelands spent two years in an unpredictable adoption process. they finally got the certainty of booked plane tickets, hotel rooms only to have their adoption agency tell them less than two weeks before this the plans were on hold because of the coronavirus outbreak. this was days before they announced the restrictions on people traveling to china. >> this was the first time i truly wept to the point of being sick in my body. i just laid over her bed, over her crib that i had, you know, prepared for her and the pictures on the wall and her clothes in her closet and just understanding that this is not happening right now. >> the state department says adoption cases are still being processed, though they advise adoptive parents not to travel to china for the time being. >> our two boys were staying here and so i had six different baby-sitters lined up to care for them fort 14 days we would be gone. >> our suitcase all over the coun

so she gave me a little ring, a little ring that had a ruby in it, because her name is ruby, and shee that to me, one of those $.10 rings that turns your finger green and she said, anytime you look at that, think of me. it was a pretty good reminder, kept me pretty straight. every time i would look at that thing, i better straighten up. but i had that ring and then vernon, had an unusual thing in his family, their two middle fingers, on the male side of the family, they ran together, those two fingers just one of those genes in the family. when he came in the marine corps, they wanted to separate those. you know, cut them. oh, no, no, no. he's not going to do that. and they never did do it. they never did cut it. but so his daddy had given him a ring when he left. but it was a great big thing, vernon's hands, one of his hands would be two of mine, just a great big guy. a 13 shoe and just a big guy. the ring, since these fingers were grown together, he wore it on this finger. all the time. it was a great big square thing and had a view -- it was a stone of some kind, but it had a view

so she gave me a little ring, a little ring that had a ruby in it because her name is ruby. and she gave that to me and one of those ten set rings, it turns your finger green as gourds, and she gave that to me, and she said any time you look at that, you think of me. well it was a pretty good reminder, it kept me pretty straight, i'll tell you that, every time i would look at that thing, uh-oh, i better straighten up. i had that ring and then vernon, very unusual in his family, their two middle fingers on the male side of the family and he had a couple of brothers, and a father, of course, and they were all grown together, those two fingers. just one of the genes in that family. well, when he came in the marine corps, they wanted to separate those, just, you know, cut them. oh, no, no, no. he's not going to do that. and they never did do it. but it didn't affect his trigger finger and it didn't affect anything he had to do so they never did cut him. so his daddy had given him a ring when he left. but it was a great big thing, one of vernon's hands would be two of mine, just

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. >> he's like getting to live out the real-life ruby movie good for him. >>> skiers hit the slope forclassic it's only lit by the full moon and torches and the lights on skiers' helmets. it's the 14th time the cross-country race has been held it attracted more than 300 skiers from 20 countries. >>> get aload of these llamas and their adorable companions. children are responsible for looking at their llamas, but once a year they get to saddle up and race each other on those llamas hundreds get together and watch theme goal is to tha can't get llamas and kid sthoos thanks for starting your week with us i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. check ♪ >>> political fortunes rise and fall ahead of the first in the nation primary as new hampshire voters get ready to make their voices heard. we've got a preview. >>> a violent weekend as a man attempted to assassinate new york police officers in two separate locations >>> a boeing 737 makes a hard landing and it's all caught on camera >>> a solar orbiter to catch the sun's polls. >> and the 92nd annual academy awards "early today" starts

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in california is foreign to us and we ve elections ruby the state. people are at election administrators that do this year-round and local and statewide elections and they are suited to dealing with this process. to me, it is somebody who came up in california ections almost laughable that a state party is running a caucus in iowa that is this important. that is not the actual statdo g it. is very different for us. >> yes. paul, ll15 n already have their ballots. the official primary isn't until march third. to think what happens in nevada and south carolina will impact people or will people have voted and it may no make th big of a difference? >> to put it in context that is 15 million of the 20 million. three quarters of the registered voters are w in systems where they are eit asking to vote by mail or they are switching to vote by mail stem where they can vote at the boat centers if they . need what this means is that as it as a time function where right now we see over 650,000 people have cast their ballots. by monday or tuesday next week probab

firms will start to build up inventories, the ruby over time, the manufacturing sector will come backy once this is settled. brian, thank you. worth noting at the moment a lot of governments are upping the anti essentially in terms of the need for urgency and care. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. rakuten, one of japan's largest online retailers, has been raided by antitrust officials. this follows complaints about the compa ny‘s free shipping policies. other firms selling their products on rakuten‘s sites have complained that the e—commerce giant is abusing its dominant position and putting pressure on them to shoulder shipping costs. amazon is the latest major company to pull out of one of the world's largest tech shows because of risks posed by coronavirus. the organiser of mobile world congress in barcelona, which attracts 100,000 people, said it will go ahead. south korea's lg electronics, ericsson, the swedish telecoms equipment—maker, and us chip company nvidia have already withdrawn from the conference. still with the impact of the cor

black man with an afro and dorothy from "the wizard of oz" holding a pair of red sneakers instead of ruby slippers. critics suggested that it would be better if the company promoted black writers instead. >>> police in kansas city dealt with some unexpected excitement before the chiefs super bowl victory parade. a car rammed through barriers along the route before the celebration. that resulted in a police pursuit with hundreds oferielle the most dramatic moments. >> reporter: a swarm of police cars in hot pursuit. the vehicle narrowly missing crowds blowing by local reporters. officers deploying stop sticks but the driver keeps on going finally stopping the suspect. authorities surrounding the smoking car. >> oh, my god. >> does he have a gun? >> of course. >> it all could have been so much worse with those large crowds. two people were in the car. the driver was taken into custody. the mayor says the driver was impaired and was taking a joyride. >>> the man convicted of running the greatest ponzi scheme in u.s. history now wants an early release from prison. bernie madoff says he's dyin

my family have helped me so and ruby.ave helped me so close, they had tried to cheer me up, smother me with kindness and love, despite their own confusion yet still i can sleep and there have been some very dark moments. my inner conflict contrasts with an outside world that has changed so very much for the better. today, quite rightly, being gay is a reason to celebrate and be proud, yes i am feeling pain and confusion but that comes only from the heart that i am causing to my family. steph has been incredible, i love her so very much, she is the kindest so i have ever met, my girls have been astonishing in their love, hugs and encouraging words of comfort. both mine and step ‘s entire families have stunned me with a locum instant acceptance and support, they are worried about steph but i know they will both scoop us steph but i know they will both scoop us up, my friends at the best, especially holly who has been so kind and wise and who has had me as i sobbed on her shoulder at itv, i couldn't hope to work with more wo

been married to steph for nearly 27 years, and we have two beautiful grown—up daughters, molly and rubyse, and i understand. but only by facing this and being honest can i hope to find peace in my mind and a way forward. please be kind, especially to my family. phillip." so... wow. i think we just should take a breath of that point. i mean, reading that i can hear your voice, i can hear the pain and i can hear how difficult that is for you. phillip schofield has been a familiar face to viewers since his beginnings on children's bbc in the 80s alongside gordon the gopher. he starred on the west end stage asjoseph, and more recently, as well as this morning, co—hosts the itv programme dancing on ice. there was an outpouring of support for him across social media. the lgbt equality charity stonewall said it was an incredibly brave and moving announcement. david walliams said he had nothing but respect and admiration for him. i think that when celebrities, or those with high profiles in the media, decide to come out, it shines a spotlight and raises attention to the issue that there are sti

scandalous, "ruby ridge." i watched this one personally. it has a lot of implications about our government. whatl made america great. including multiplee documentaris in jerusalem and israel. places we know about from the bible but have historic and political implications right now. but it's not just -- you don't get enough stuart varney. his take on the hot issues of thet day. keeping up with jones. and tammy bruce. a little bit more of brian, steve and ainsley. every day there is new content in addition to the long form documentary. the other part of being a member of foxnation. it's not just something you watch through your tv. this is an active experience and you get pry port access to life hea veents. d to live events. we had a fax nation summit. we have a number of different opportunities fors you to get even gained. there was a tailgate at the super bowl. did you know about it? you get the front row seats if you can make it. now, you might wonder, you mentioned i can getu on my smart phone or computer or tv. but where? if you can't f

. -- we have ae specific basket trade that is long the russian ruble, the indian ruby.e are sure to the israeli shekel, the hungarian and the baht.- thai when you have these risk off moves because they are already short, other emerging market currencies, it cards you there. we reallyce to that, do like earning in that safety hedge from the japanese yen. one of the key fines is that in extreme events, that is where you want to be in the end. we like a short, stocky yen at this point. manus: i want you to go on a quick journey with me. take a road trip. in 2011, the g7 made an emergency response move. what is the risk in 2020? what evokes a g7 emergency response? now.do not see one right we have to see this become more of a global risk first. the tsunami disaster, the g7 became involved here with the japanese authorities asking for help from the rest of the g7 to intervene, to guard against currency strength in the yen. we are not actually seeing in dollar renminbi or dollars cnh that strength there. the chinese authorities are not -- china is going to to big resistant in

and doug jones, ruby red alabama, he went to the floor and said, i will cast votes that may cost me my job. >> his actions were more than inappropriate, an abuse of power. i believe the president deliberately obstructed congress with failing to cooperate in any way. i will vote to convict the preside president. it is not right or wrong or courageous act, simply following your oath. >> you could make the case doug jones will probably lose anyway. however, that's a bold move. saying the people of alabama want to impeach the president or oppose the president? >> he had an issue highly problematic of sexual impropriety with under-age girls but got a lucky break last time around. his strength is built on black voters in that state and particularly black women that came out and organized for him, they want to see the president impeached. he is in a tough spot. alabama is a tough state for a democrat to win. he had to choose politically between his base and potentially flipping swing voters who like the president. i'm not sure that latter category is gettable for him. in the end, he probably

texas may be ruby red but there's certain voter data that suggests parts of it are turning blue or at least purple, to say the least. and that is specifically around some of the suburban areas, and that is really changing the game for a lot of the democratic presidential hopefuls who have always come through texas, but primarily to fund raise. now they're not only picking up money, but they're also really trying to energize the democratic voters in this sea of ruby red. now, sanders is by chance doing other rallies as well, not just here in el paso, but he's also holding one tonight over in san antonio and then tomorrow he will be heading to houston and to austin. he's hoping to ride of course the momentum and hoping that that translates into picking up large amounts of delegates come super tuesday. 228 delegates from texas alone, by the way. >> they are trying to divide us up, black, white, latino, native american, asian american, gay and straight, they want to divide us up, and when we get divided up, we are weak and powerless. when we stand together, when we come together, there is

facing a touch re-election in a ruby red state telling c nrks nrn the criticism. >> i don't know where he got the munchkin. i'm a little bigger than him. i'm not going to call him name. i have respect for the president. i want marylay president to do >> reporter: we tried asking trump about all of this news as he departed the white house. he just landed in new hampshire a short time ago. his event tonight takes place a few miles away from where joe biden will be campaigning as well. >> thank you. let's get some more on rudy giuliani. our senior justice correspondent evan perez is joining us. is this what they describe as a back channel. >> it's a channel that's as far as away from justice department headquarters as bill barr can make it. i think it's very clear that this is something that the president and rudy giuliani have been trying for the justice department to take a look at. now, according to the justice department, they have established a procedure by some of this information will be looked at out in the field away from headquarters. i'll read you the concerns being raided by c

i know this is just a part of our story, part of ruby's story, how incredible will it be to be able to tell her look what we did to fight for you. >> reporter: what they did to fight for a girl they say was abandoned in a hospital bathroom when six months old, a girl who is diagnosed with hydrocephalus. a girl whose new middle name is faith, the very thing her family is relying on now. if you could say something to her she would understand, what would you want her to know from you? >> mom and daddy's coming. just wait, we'll be there soon. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn. >>> still ahead, a child dies after his mother turns to a facebook group for medical advice. potential legal fallout next. alexa, tell me about neptune's sorrow. it's a masterstroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for busin

it is a part of our story and ruby's story and how incredible will it be to tell her look what we did to fight for you. >> reporter: what they did to fight for a girl who they say was abandoned in a hospital bathroom when she was six months old. a girl who was diagnosed with hydrocephalous. a girl whose new middle name is faith, the thing the family is relying on to right now. if you could say something to her right now that she would understand, what would you want her to know? >> mama and daddy is coming. we'll be there soon. >> just hope everything comes together for them. >> i'm sure it will, eventually. >>> we want to turn now to afghanistan where two u.s. troops are dead and six more wounded after a firefight in eastern afghanistan. >> here's what we know, reports that someone wearing an afghan uniform opened fire on afghan and u.s. forces using a machine gun, this is according to the u.s. military. last year they saw a record high number of attacks by taliban and other groups. there are up to 13,000 u.s. troops still serving in afghanistan. >>> for more journalist in kabul and

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. >> pretty strong words there, we will see if the messaging translates here in ruby-red texas where trump continues to poll well, though data suggests pockets of the state in and around larger metro areas are shifting blue, however, but early-voting is well underway in texas, it has been for the last 4 days, still a week of that to go, so analysts say that's why it's extremely smart to be hitting texas right now considering that half of texas registered voters vote early, so more than 50% or roughly 50% would have already cast their ballots before the polls even open on super tuesday, so right now a chance to get undecided voters and people that are making decisions now and that's why we saw his schedule fill up so quickly and he's really covering a lot of ground here in texas, hoping it pays off a lot of delegates here as you well know eric. eric: certainly seems like a smart strategy, casey, thank you. arthel. arthel: they voted early in nevada, democrats there are facing an important test hoping to avoid a repeat of the chaos in iowa, mark meredith is tracking that story for us a

been married to steph for nearly 27 years, and we have two beautiful grown—up daughters, molly and rubysurprise, and i understand. but only by facing this, being honest, can i hope to find peace in my mind and a way forward. please be kind, especially to my family, phillip." so... wow. i think we just should take a breath... yup. ..at that point. i mean, reading that i can hear your voice, i can hear the pain and i can hear how difficult that is for you. phillip schofield has been a familiar face to viewers since his beginnings on children's bbc in the 80s alongside gordon the gopher. he starred on the west end stage asjoseph, and more recently, as well as this morning, co—hosts the itv programme dancing on ice. there was an outpouring of support for him across social media. the lgbt equality charity stonewall said it was an incredibly brave and moving announcement. david walliams said he had nothing but respect and admiration for him. i think that when celebrities, or those with high sort of profiles in the media, decide to come out, it shines a spotlight and raises attention to the is

but back to what phil said about pelosi, i think impeachment was the ruby cicon for her, it was crossing of it. and now she feels there is no reason for her to try to keep up any kind of relationship with trump unless they do want to pass anything, which realistically, it doesn't seem possible as he enters this year ahead of the election. but she also -- they haven't spoken, i think, for a little bit more than a month, and what we saw at the state of the union was their first interaction as she was in the room with him pointing at him after that photo went viral. it was really stunning to see the degradation of this ree relationship from the beginning of his presidency until now. >> you saw in his state of the union, the road map for the direction, the group he thinks he needs to hold onto, talking about all the issues that keep the base committed to him, starting with the wall and all the people he was talking about, african-americans, some folks in the gallery reaching out to suburban white women, the trillions tree initiative. who thought this was a president who cared about those kin

i felt somebody may pull a jack ruby on me if you know what i mean. >> the man who assassinated lee harveyald. >> a man who comes up and thinks i'm screwing things up for the president. >> you've all over the place on this. listen to me, from outside looking in, you're defending the prosecutors saying they're stand-up guys, you advocated for a lighter sentence for roger stone, no prison time, and you're also outraged on some level that he's -- how they're going about arguing for him to have a lighter sentence at this point. what do you hope happens? >> i hope that the judge, now, that trump and barr have muddied the waters, this judge is not going to be bullied by them. i can tell you that. she's a very -- she's a woman of integrity. i looked at her record. so what i -- i said, i don't want roger to go to jail. i became an alcoholic, i'm a recovering alcoholic, right, but that experience he did in prison had an affect on all of his kids, right, very difficult -- >> you don't like what the doj has done since? >> the doj, the judge is not going to listen to the prosecutors. she's going to ma

joining me now jennifer rubi who was there at the white house event today. i'll start with you. had reporting of the president drawing up an enemy's list, the people he wants for retribution. he's just saying it in public. it is very clear that, like, revenge is on the president's mind right now. >> the president has been waiting months to try to now seek revenge to all the people that he thinks did him wrong. today in the room you could feel the energy of president trump and his supporters. so it is not surprising now that we're looking at these federal agencies and they might be the vehicles through which president trump carries out his revenge. so you have to also remember that the justice department has 24 e-mails related to president trump's thinking on the ukraine issue they didn't want to turn over. the treasury department is also withholding the president's tax returns so they could be doing other things but instead the treasury department is working with republicans to look into hunter biden and the doj is making sure there is no investigations into president trump esse

i mean, that is a ruby red, thick line that you're just not supposed to cross. >> right. and it's the latest norm that's just completely out the window, and yet you're seeing a lot of the republicans on capitol hill sort of hide behind the doj statement saying, we were going to do that anyway, even before the first tweet came out. so you've got basically this confidence that something else will come around the corner that will distract us all from what the actual thing is. and frankly, once you've been through an entire impeachment process and an acquittal, things do seem somewhat smaller in comparison, even when you're talking about basic judicial independence. so i think that's why you're going to see this discussion continue, but the main question really is how much are potential voters' ears opens to this still? and how much are they absorbing as a crisis and shock to the system or potential threat to the system, and yet just the next thing and fine, my life hasn't changed that much, so tell me what really affects me at home. >> bill clinton goeets on a pla with loret

>> absolutely i think that they are solidly behind trump and solidly behind what he did, ruby own rick scott. >> do you see, all right so this issue is contained, and does not get any worse. are there looking down the horizon, all three of? you are there foreign policy issues that could prove important, maybe not pivotal, in the election,? >> usually elections about our economy. or things of that nature, anything that you imagine on the foreign policy level that is coming down the pipe? >> nationally, it's not as clear perhaps, through the lens of immigration, and how that continues to be handled or mishandled, depending upon, what's that you fall upon. >> also in florida, south florida, venezuela, cuba, to a far less degree in haiti, but tps is a foreign policy issue here. >> i think as we saw in that pew results, china is, has, been is and will continue to be, by the soviet union was maybe 30 years ago, and kind of focusing the conversation, not just about america's role in the world, but also what america is. it is the sort of power that is rising, trump has been very successful, in

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black man with an afro and dorothy from "the wizard of oz" holding a pair of red sneakers instead of ruby >>> u.s. soccer star alex morgan is not letting anything get in her way as she looks to the summer olympics, including a baby bump. >> a very pregnant morgan arrived yesterday. the cocaptain of the world cup champs is 7 months along. morgan has vowed she'll be ready to take the field in july when the tournament starts. she's 7 months, that means she's due in april or something? get it. >> so as uncle k-mo as you noticed from firsthand experience, i'm always treating you like, oh, you okay? you okay? >> pregnancy's not a disability! >> one time i made janai laugh so hard, she literally fell on the floor. i stopped laughing like, oh my god! she was fine, she tucked and rolled. >> he literally gasped. make sure i didn't pee my pants, it was so funny, i fell on the floor. really funny. >> then you fell in africa as well. >> i did, i didn't want to tell him because he gets all nervous and everything. >> stop falling! makes me nervous. >> everything's going to be a-okay. >>> coming up, the