. >>> then, blake shelton, the bartender? his big surprise for a few lucky fans. >>> plus, brad pitt's big night out. cindy crawford's lookalike kid. when is beyonce having those babies. >>> now, for june 9th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome inside katy perry headquarters. i'm inside the monitoring room in her house in los angeles. there are 41 cameras all over the house to capture every move she makes. we've already learned some very interesting things about her life. >> let's start with the surprise move by taylor swift as they feud escalates. kicked off her live screening stunt, taylor swift made a bold, calculated move. swift rereleased her entire catalog to spotify and other streaming services. >> this is a huge deal. she's the biggest pop star out, and was the last holdout from streaming. it does make you scratch your head. >> katy's album went to number one on itunes this morning. it includes a song widely seen as a swipe at taylor. how did this start? taylor seemed to be talking about perry when she

. >>> then, blake shelton, the bartender? big surprise for a few lucky fans. >>> plus, brad pitt's big night out. cindy crawford's lookalike kid. when is beyonce having those babies. we hind the scenes will ferrell and amy poe her's new movie crack up. we love you so much but you need to shut up. >>> now, for june 9th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome inside katy perry headquarters. she will be broadcasting live all weekend long from inside this house. i'm inside the monitoring room in her house in los angeles. there are 41 cameras all over the house to capture every move she makes. here's the cool thing. i had a chance to talk to katy. why expose your entire world to the world. >> sometimes people don't see me as human. if you realize i'm human you realize you can do everything i've done. just an hour after releasing katie's new album her rival taylor made a bold >> let's start with the surprise move by taylor swift as they feud escalates. just one hour after katy perry kicked off her live screening stunt,

becky: i am becky shelton. and my son is jacob shelton, and he is a make-a-wish child. know zach. ♪ becky: we lived in a rural town, so doctors' appointments were 2.5 hours either way. so, i got very good at getting the kids breakfast, putting them on the bus, putting jake and i in the car, going to phoenix to the doctor's office, getting back, getting the kids off the bus. that was our daily routine. zach: you know, jacob was battling illnesses his whole life, and his wish was to go to "sesame street" to meet elmo, and so he came from salt lake city with his mom and his mom's friend to meet elmo, and make-a-wish teamed me up with -- with the family, with becky and jacob and her friend to -- to go to sesame street. becky: in jacob's life, elmo was -- it was like his blankie, his soft thing, his -- his place to go, so whenever he was sick, whenever we did have to have a procedure done in the hospital, our go to thing was an elmo video. and that would take his mind off what was going on for a little while. elmo was his happy place. elmo was where he felt safe and he felt

private sector because we don't want to veterans for care. >> martha: thank you very much, david shelton lot of excitement going on here at nationals park as we, i can't see the score, can anyone see the score? were going to get to the score in just a moment. let me see if i can turn around to take a look. it's 2-0, the republicans are winning. it's 39-39. in the history of this game being played, republicans have won 39 times, and the democrats have won 39 times. tonight is a very exciting, separate from all of the very serious reasons that we are gathered here tonight in these large numbers. this is going to be a tiebreaker because it's 39-39. i think they tied once in the history of this game. we also want to bring in other friends were joining us this evening as we move forward here and you all have been following the story of the special counsel robert mueller who was reportedly widening his rush investigation to include possible obstruction of justice by president trump. the president firing back on twitter saying they made up a phony collusion with the russian story, found zero pr

. >> no, hanging out with blake shelton. >> i sang "boys round here." >> and you just seem to have a blast, right? >> we had the best time with ken. we had the best time with him. we love him. >> we have a big show. >> who is on it? >> everyone is watching. >> like a dog. >> we have a show to do. >> oh, yeah. >> well, apparently there are some kind of hearings. but for those of you watching, we'll be here. >> what hearing is that? >> i don't know, jenna. >> wx =weather toss to traffic= >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist car i hall. we're still tracking showers moving across the bay area especially from san francisco down to the peninsula and extending to the north bay. some of the rain we're seeing so far has been coming down at a rate of about a tenth of an inch. total rainfall totals as we look at those showers coming in redwood city. moving toward oakland, we'll continue to see this the next couple hours. let's see how this affects the roadways with mike. >> carkari, here's the actual picture you're talking about. look at the map on the north side of the golden gate brid

. >>> now, blake shelton surprises fans, dropping into bs in nashville. ♪ the superstar was flying solono gwen stefani in sight as he posed at a meet and greet with fans. at one point, blake even went behind the bar to pour drinks. two nights ago, he was spotted behind the stage with a smithworks cup. he's a brand ambassador. ♪ we were with him as he performed at an l.a. bar last year, and we know he enjoys adult beverages. i just don't picture you with alcohol. >> i like vodka. so, this is like, that's a no-brainer for me. >> i think like every interview i've done with you, you've had vodka in your hand. >> that's right. >> and blake was grateful we've shown him sipping from a cup from time to time. >> the little red cup with vodka inside. >> that's why we love you. >> up next, what brought these powerful hollywood women together last night? >>> then, it's one of the most classic mysteries ever. we're with the cast of "murder on the orient express". >>> then the men of thunder from down under give us the secret to their show. what gets the ladies screaming? >>> but first -- >> we have

joining us now from washington is judy shelton, a former trump economic advisor who is currently a seniorlow at the atlas network. with the fed and its effort to normalize interest rates. whatever one thinks of central bank policies up until now, we know the economy is doing well enough that the fed can try to normalize and get back to some form of conventional policy. what should be the path forward? the problem is, as much as the fed talks about wanting to normalize, there is nothing normal about the way the fed raises interest rates. we have really change the game. think back to august of 2008. it was $1.9 billion in excess reserves in the system. 2015, it was $2.6 trillion. in the 2.5 years since then, it has not gone down that much. it's still over $2 trillion. when the fed talks about raising the rate, they mean the rate keep those banks to reserves just sitting there doing nothing for the private economy. i was struck by the conversation a moment ago about the fed wanting to engineer the economy. whatever happened to free market capitalism? i thought central planning outcomes or no

secretary shelton was unanimously can -- confirmed for this role by the senate on february 13, 2017. of experiencers serving as undersecretary of the veterans affairs for health with the v.a. as well as from his distinguished career as a medical doctor, professor, and leader in the field of health care. brian bender is a defense editor of political pro. he previously worked for the "boston globe," he is also the author of the book "you were not forgotten." ladies and gentlemen, it is now my great honor to welcome the knife secretary of veterans affairs, the honorable david shelton and are moderator. thank you. [applause] >> happy friday, everyone. thank you for coming. during this year at the u.s. chamber of conference. my name is byran bender. we are glad you can join us for the first interview of the day. moderating a one-on-one conversation with davidtary shall conduce -- shulkin. later this afternoon, we will have a conversation with congressman tim walz and a senator to get a congressional perspective. if you want to join the , the #ision on twitter #stand2.shtag is thank you to

this fall she will be back on "the voice," along with blake shelton, adam levine and new judge jennifere welcome the one and only miley cyrus, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they love you. we love you. thank you so much for being here. thank you for taking over. >> feels weird being out here i'm always a panda in here, though. >> jimmy: in here you're a a panda. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it tiring when you do the thing whenever we make you -- >> quest was really loving it. >> jimmy: yeah, he really -- he milked it tonight, yeah. >> but you know -- you know i love it, too. i don't get to be hashtag every day. >> jimmy: no. >> even though i think that i should. i think should be here every single day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would love it. >> on "jimmy fallon" as hashtag. >> jimmy: i would love it. i got to say, i mean, because, you know, we do the bits and all this stuff, but honestly behind the scenes and backstage, you are so great to every single person here. and we all love you. we really -- everybody. >> i love being here! >> jimmy: top to bottom,

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it waslso single night for blake shelton.stefani watched thehow on tv and seemed to be missing her man. it was date night for sam hunt and wife hannah, luke bryan and wife caroline, miranda lambert brought her boyfriend anderson east. and there is a country baby boom. thomas rhett and wife lauren, florida georgia line's tyler hubbard and wife hayley, and jason aldean and wife brittany are all expecting. >> we're finding out the boy's names are a lot harder to come up with than girl's names for some reason. and, we got a couple things we like but nothing for sure yet. >> nothing solid. >> i'm going to say be careful drinking that water in nashville because something's gone on. >>> let's keep going with the musical theme. lionel richie and mariah carey are going to get the road next month for all the hits tour. >> it was supposed to start in march then lionel had the health issue that forced them to postpone. >> first thing i heard was lionel richie and mariah carey. i said, oh, really? >> that was designed to get that impact.

shelton. for being my guest today. >> thank you so much for having me. >> you know, this morning in the journal, just rhetorical questions. can our fed not see that other central bankers' policy is negating what they're doing? you wrote years ago, what if janet yellen's wrong i have been speaking since 2010. it seems to me like double or nothing central banking is a dangerous path to be down. you hear all the questions reporters ask. an entity in a small group of other entities controlling the capital, the value of what we labor for. not a peep, crickets your thoughts, dr. shelton. >> well, mr. santelli, you certainly have been a voice crying in the wilderness about this and i agree with you i'm not someone who thinks that the fed is omniscient. quite the contrary we have put the free market economy that believes free market outcomes are much better than central planning we have put that in the hands of a very small group of people who increasingly want more discretion and i think have seen th

i can congratulate secretary shelton for making this very, very important decision. thank you, secretary. i appreciate it. i appreciated. you have done a great job. to stand up, secretary! where are you? what a great job, thank you. of course, there is still much work to do. but per day days action, showing the determined leadership and what it can accomplish. great, great reform. so again, to david chilton, thank you page to all of the veterans who have served this nation, a very, very special thank you, this is truly wonderful, really monumental reform. so important for our veterans, but just the beginning. we are here today to discuss another issue that has gone unsolved for far too long. for too many years our country has tolerated unacceptable delays at the airport. long wait times on the tarmac, and the slowing of commerce and travel that cost us billions and billions of dollars in lost hours and lost dollars themselves. today we are proposing to take american air travel into the future, finally. finally. [applause] finally. it has been a long time. we are prop

in case you missed it on c-span, veterans affairs secretary j mitchell can -- david shelton.ide.or die that should be acceptable to all of us. this is a national public health crisis and requires solutions that not only the the a will work on but other partnerships in the private sector organizations. >> for them university law professor on corruption in the u.s. got it. -- mark twain, you can go to for almost anything, writes about this in his novel the gilded age. two different light which is of corruption that happened in the late 19th century, where it leads start to say it isn't really corrupt, it is just the way we do things. and i would else as if it walks like a duck and talks like a dock -- speech andut free censorship on college campuses. >>: get a defective tax on -- calling it a de facto tax on free speech, they invite the speakers they want to speak because there will be violence. to greg's point, i think when you given to threats, when you have given a threat for violence, you're basically allowing the violent agitators to be successful before they land one punc

justin timberlake had to say about this and blake shelton with shouts out to culpeper. all fake. first of all kcst doesn't exist. there is one, but it is a news station on the oregon coast. you can click on the disclaimer tab and it totally says it is a satirical and fantasy website. look, you read a story that sounds legit, you share it. you don'tav comedian calls joe pesche research, if there is a whole lot of click stories, if it smells like a duck and gabbing s quacks like a duck, probably fake. >> send me a screen shot and i will verify it for you. adam longo. >> like chickenpox in a summer camp. >>> all right. you may have seen the end of amazing race. there is a local there, tara car. she works as a u.s. army officer. she was on tv and the mother of four dreamed of going on a show since college. >> i can say it was harder than expected. there were days we ran 14, 15 mile days just on foot. >> actually running? >> yes, sir. >> the show finished last summer, so guess what she did between now and then. she went to afghanistan and sefbing the country -- serving the country eve

in carrie underwood came solo a shimmery minidress, her husband mike is still playing blake shelton.efani watched the show on tv and seemed to be missing her man. it was date night for sam hunt and wife hannah, luke bryan and wife caroline, miranda lambert brought her boyfriend anderson east. erd the is a country baby boom. ♪ >> thomas rhett and wife lauren, florida georgia line's tyler hubbard and wife hayley, and jason aldean and wife brittany are all expecting. >> we're finding out the boy's names are a lot harder to come up with than girl's names for some reason. and, we got a couple things we like but nothing for sure yet. >> nothing solid. >> i would be careful drinking that water in nashville. something is going on. >> i think it's all right especially if you want to have a baby. >>> let's keep going with the musical theme. lionel richie and mariah carey are going to hit the road next month for "all the hits" tour. >> it was supposed to start in march, then lionel had the health issue that forced them to postpone. now he's good to go with the magnificent mimi. >> first thing i

secretary david shelton. shulkin. this is 30 minutes. [applause] mr. shulkin: it's a full house. that's great. on behalf of the president, i want to welcome everybody here today. i have the great privilege of introducing one of the nation's heroes. let me tell you about sergeant michael verardo. he was deployed to afghanistan in 2009 with the 82nd airborne. this was not an easy assignment. this was really dangerous work. in fact, 37 of the men that sergeant verardo served with didn't return home. it was in 2010 that he was severely injured in an i.e.d. blast. he lost an arm, a leg and 40% of his body had burns over it. he wasn't expected to survive the medical flight. but he did. fortunately. thanks to really what may be described as a miracle and certainly the support of his amazing wife, sara. 110 surgeries and years of therapy, michael's able to join us here today. and it's veterans like michael that are the reason the v.a. exists. it's why when i had the privilege of sitting in my office not too long ago with michael and sara, talking about their experience, that it was reall

. >> david shelton on the state of the v.a.. >> 20 veterans a day are dying by suicide. this is a public health crisis thatt requires solutions all partnerships will work on. >> corruption in the u.s. government. >> it relates to the class split we have. mark twain writes about this in his novel, "the gilded age." start to stay -- start to say this is not corrupt, it is the way we do things. everyone else says if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, it's a duck. censorship' onand college campuses. >> they are placed in a tricky position when they cannot invite this because they want to speak because there will be violence. you get into threats of , you are allowing me violent agitators to be , even before they landed punch. that is a dangerous precedent to threat. let's hillary clinton talks about the 2016 election and her book. know -- you may think you know what happened, but i am going to tell you how i saw it and what i thought. you cannot make up what happened.

according to the comments section on that post, the assault happened on the 100 block of west sheltonavenue in germantown. officers are asking anyone with knowledge of the incident who can provide more information to call police. >>> the man police say mocked and suckerpunched a person with cerebral palsy last month is now in police custody. he eluded police for several weeks at a west chester 711. they found him at a clairon inn in exton. he made one comment to authorities that left them shaking their heads. >> the defendant said: i don't know why this is such a big deal. it is a blessing that the united states marshal service and our sheriff department caught this defendant because he was at risk while he was out there. >> baker is being held on $1 hundred,000 cash bail and faces years in prison if convicted. >> fire destroys a house in bucks county and authorities are now investigating if teenagers with fireworks are to blame. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, the exact cause of this fire has not yet been determined but neighbors tell us that their community has been plagued by teenag

according to the comments section on that post, the assault happened on the 100 block of west sheltonnue in germantown. officers are asking anyone with knowledge of the incident who can provide more information to call police. >>> the man police say mocked and suckerpunched a person with cerebral palsy last month is now in police custody. he eluded police for several weeks at a west chester 711. they found him at a clairon inn in exton. he made one comment to authorities that left them shaking their heads. >> the defendant said: i don't know why this is such a big deal. it is a blessing that the united states marshal service and our sheriff department caught this defendant because he was at risk while he was out there. >> baker is being held on $1 hundred,000 cash bail and faces years in prison if convicted. >> fire destroys a house in bucks county and authorities are now investigating if teenagers with fireworks are to blame. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, the exact cause of this fire has not yet been determined but neighbors tell us that their community has been plagued by teenaged

yesterday secretary david shelton speaking to reporters and said evidence and states where that medicals legal suggests it might be helpful in treating vets. currently va doctors are barred from prescribing it to patients but a measure passed last year allows them to discuss in it states where it is legal. >>> and finally, a new animated twist on snow white and the seven dwarves being accused of body shaming. red shoes and the seven dwarves was spotted at the cannes film festival. it has a tag line reading what if snow white was no longer beautiful and the seven dwarves not so short? it shows a tall thin snow white and on one side and then a shorter rounder snow white on the other side with the suggestion being the shorter rounder version was no longer beautiful. morris who voices the snow white character tweeted she's appalled and angry by the marketing and that it wasn't approved by her or her team. >> thank you holly. 4:42 is the time. a hate filled find at one of d.c.'s most popular museums. still ahead what a tourist found inside the african-american history museum history and cult

. >>> then, blake shelton, the bartender?few lucky fans. >>> plus, brad pitt's big night out. cindy crawford's lookalike kid. when is beyonce having those babies. we hind the scenes will ferrell and amy poe her's new movie crack up. weov

organization here to weigh in on what it all means for for us anyway former trade commissioner bart shelton bart we've seen agreements. like this in the works for years this specifically an important deal for both parties particularly for the e.u. in light of bracks that some other challenges facing the euro zone recently how big with this deal actually be monumental lindsay i mean given the troubles not just with breakfast but with greece and maybe even little italy it's a big huge deal they've been working on it for years as you say since two thousand and thirteen they've just completed last month their eighteenth working session so they're really dealing with it and. trying to get it done their goal was originally by the end of the year but hopefully they'll get it done within the next couple of weeks now japan is a huge trading partner with many countries particularly the euro zone number three after the u.s. and china so get striking a deal with japan would be a big monumental deal it's particularly important for japan and we all know that they produce cars and telecommunications they

currently the five hundred eighty square mile area houses a hundred and seventy seven underground shelton's which store fifty four million gallons of highly radioactive waste the annual budget for the cleanup was two point three billion dollars but the energy department estimates that the overall budget for the cleanup would hit one hundred billion dollars mark the estimated completion is again the year twenty sixty that's of course and this is something admitted by sure if the facility last this long we extensively reported on a string of incidents in april and may last year when at least forty two hanford workers were exposed to toxic fumes and sought medical attention on may ninth this year hundreds of them were evacuated when the roof of a one hundred fifty stunnel storing contaminated waste collapsed and months later on june eighth radiation was released during a demolition work at a plutonium plant and three hundred fifty workers were told to take cover all the levels of radiation detected later were deemed safe enough if that doesn't show clear enough that the facility is becoming a

europe but it will be a little bit before they get to a long hot summer thank you very much part shelton former u.s. trade commissioner. over elton john there's a new rocket man in town or more precisely in space over the weekend elon musk's space x. made rocket history with two successful launches and forty eight hours the first rocket launched on friday from bulgaria it carried the country's first telecommunications satellite with it the second took off from vandenberg air force base base in california carrying as well a payload of satellites now musk took to twitter of course to talk about the launch going on about the improvements the company will make to future rockets he even boasted that he wants to rockets to relaunch on twenty four hour turnaround but up next mars as you might guess mosque is still looking to the stars with more than fifty missions lined up into twenty eight thousand this along with his usual talk of ferrying humans to mars around two thousand and thirty. well that's all for now check out the show on youtube youtube dot com. thanks for watching see you next time

two weeks ago, secretary shelton announced a plan to unify the electronic medical systems of the va andas the two systems incompetence the same set of users, this merger is obvious. however, this has been a major issue for veterans and despite 60 years of failed efforts, the trump administration got it done in less than five months. additionally, the va has already been able to reduce the average wait time for claim establishment from 25 days to eight. he has done an outstanding job and many more great announcements are coming soon. they have eliminated more than 30 outdated and unnecessary technology policies. >> jon: there is the president's son-in-law talking about the administration's efforts to drag the federal government kicking and screaming into the 21st second century, technologically at least. >> julie: they want to bring focus to that officially when they are debating the health care bill and tax reform, that holds them together, democrats are going to be putting pressure on republicans night. >> sandra: fox news alert but all depressed comments about the baseball practice sh

. >> reporter: the attack on the 38-year-old man happened on shelton avenue on memorial day. he describes mark as a gentle guy with a child-like demeanor who loves sports and deserves only the best from people. >> he's a good guy. he's very friendly. so for them to do that to him, it's wrong. it's wrong. >> reporter: police tell us that two of the teens involved in this attack may also be involved in the attack on a principal last week hit in the face with a brick trying to break up a fight. all the teens are facing charges of aggravated assault. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> an afternoon full of breaking news. this time in wilmington, delaware. police are on the scene of a shooting where two people have been hit including a young child. >> this happened at a park near 6th and sproous streets. brandon hudson will have a live report coming up as soon as he gets there. nbc 10 is the place to be for breaking news. we'll bring you updates on all these stories as soon as we get them for the next two and a half hours and be the first to know when news breaks in your neighborhood.

." >> jimmy: it looks like blake shelton's house. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. wood. [ laughter ] >> steve: "just write it on the damn sign!" >> jimmy: that's so good. [ light laughter ] next sign was sent in by jacob kritino in houston, texas. he spotted it outside a a psychiatrist's office. "gerald bush -- child and adolescent psychiatry and addiction psychiatry. wine tasting." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: you've got to build a a customer base. >> jimmy: yeah, the circle of life. >> steve: exactly, man. you've got to create your customers. you have to create opportunity. >> jimmy: you won't believe what we've got going with that. >> steve: oh, my god. it's great. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the guy had a wine tasting. yeah, i love it. >> steve: here's my card. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you got a problem, buddy. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by terry medina in portland, oregon. it's a theater marquee. it says, "no longer a porn theater. book your events now." there you go. [ laughter and applause ] bring the kids. >> steve: brin

a good friend of ours, rodney shelton, everyone calls him old man, he passed away last year.e people that touched your lives. ♪ learning how to be like my old man ♪ >> singing about wanting to be like him, helping him hold up posts and wire and things and him being a giant when i was a baby. ♪ he was a giant >> now me being a dad too, so it was in memory of old man. >> there's a line in the song where zac says -- ♪ i hope he's proud of who i am ♪ >> couldn't be any prouder. the one thing that i've always said is that through all the battles and everything you have to do, just protect your integrity and help the other people. ♪ my old man >> finally got a dad song good enough to play it for him. i took him out to the car -- >> thanksgiving. >> at thanksgiving. and i played him just the demo of it, you know. ♪ trying to fill the boots of my old man ♪ >> a lot of tears. >> what did you think when you heard it? >> oh, i mean it was -- i was holding one of my little granddaughters in my lap, and she said, papa, you're crying. and i said you're right. i tear up every time i hear it

veterans bill, allowing them to fire workers who should beou fired, with the fact that secretary sheltonn pushing hard to modernize their system, so, veterans get the benefit of the health care they need. this president can rightly say that he is out there innovating and doing some of the things that he was elected to do. on the other hand, you mentioned health care, yes, he shows that maybe things are getting back on track to come up with a comment about the house bill is kind of mean, you have to fix it -- let us give toou democrats. it's another self-inflicted wound because you have all these house republicans who went out on a limb to vote for this bill and they celebrated it in the rose garden. now he is saying it is mean. >> dana: i do think that thatge give them a chance to get some thing together that they can all support. >> juan: greg has been busy all day, he was helping to prep that man.y he was helping to prep that man, jeff sessions. >> greg: i have a fact and a question for you. in fact, i did and nine anagrams of your name and my favorite one is "hey nerd." my question wh

judy shelton, codirector of the sound money project joins us now. judy, great to have you here.r op-ed piece in the "wall street journal." kind of give me a synopsis what you're saying and what makes you believe that. >> well i usually speak as an economist, and i served on the trump transition team at the treasury department, but i also care very much about democracy and human rights and i feel that president trump is not being given credit, not just for, what he already said about democracy and freedom and human right and american values, but what he has shown us, and even in the last week, we have seen what he said in miami about bringing freedom to the cuban people, and to stop enriching the cuban military. i think his remarks after what we've seen, with regard to north korea and the way they treated this young american citizen really goes to the heart of the fundamental decency of american values, and our emphasis about caring the way people are treated and wanting to stand up for the rights of others especially when they are not able to stand up for their own rights. ashle

. >> naomi shelton with the united negro college fund. i wanted to ask, to your point earlier about having -- coalescing around convenient points, if we take out all the nuance laneway's it we take out all those other things, i know that if i go to an event, they are going to ask me what are my whatallergies, so you know people are coming to the table meeting and wanting. if you don't want to have people coalesce around the things of convenience, what are the points of people should be having conversation around? one is the fun of the no question, whether we should give public money to religious schools. i've a lot of friends who say, we like vouchers in milwaukee in the early years because of the we went to private, nonsectarian schools. but once they added the religious schools, separation of church and state is nowhere in the constitution. we know it comes in and 1802 letter thomas jefferson wrote in connecticut. you have to be clear. are you for money going to religious schools? another question is, should it go to schools that have h

and boy, shelton was really first one to mess this up for russia. because they actually had a functioning legislature. he got frustrated with it and started ruling and took tank into the streets. now, that strong russia president is one thing. that strong president sanders vladimir putin season quite another and he's really dismembered but there's always a sliver of hope. because -- you don't know when ronald reagan said tear down that wall. i don't really know if he thought it was going to happen. [laughter] authoritarian regimes are brittle. they're brittle. and putin is right now in a position because -- to rule because there's no organize od opposition to him and he's making sure of that. but a few weeks ago throeded into streets of moscow to protest corruption. still online bloggers are still protesting government actions and so there's something slightly alive underneath. and another thing is that the russian people are different than they were in the soviet union. the 25 years since soviet union has met and when i first went with to moscow as

naomi shelton with uncf. wanted to ask to your point earlier about having coalescing around convenient points. if we take out all the nuance language, if we take out all those other things, i know if i go to an event they're going to ask me what are my food allergies so you know the difference in what people are coming to the table needing and wanting. if you don't want to have people coalesce around the things of convenience, what are the points that people should be having conversation around? >> well, one goes to a fundamental question of whether we should give public money to religious schools. thomas jefferson's famous wall of separation. i've got a lot of friends who say we like vouchers in milwaukee in the early years because it only went to private nonsectarian schools. but once they add the religious schools, separates the church and state. the constitution itself says that nowhere in the constitution. we know e the phrase comes from a letter to jefferson son wrote in connecticut. so we've got to be