susanna: it is very bizarre. the people do not want to talk about it, because it was very scandalous. we had to film in private because it was dangerous for jessica. the man who tortured her raise in prison now, but his friends are still outside. damien: four other young woman in that region, how risky is it to be out at night and to be on your own as a young woman? susanna: it is still risky, because the men are still there. there is still a woman telling the stories, who met one mother. she had an older daughter, who is still in this group and cannot go out, even if she is late. damien: the women themselves, it is difficult for them to break away from these almost relationships they have with their abusers. susanna: that is the problem. that means they are sometimes living with them for years. these are very horrible relationships. even a horrible relationship, it is difficult to break out. some even have children with these men. damien: i remember when the scandal broke, it was really big news in britain how h

susanna: it is very bizarre. people do not want to talk about it, because it was very scandalous. we had to film in private because it was dangerous for jessica. the man who tortured her raise in prison now, but his friends are still outside. damien: four other young woman in that region, how risky is it to be out at night and to be on your own as a young woman? susanna: it is still risky, because the men are still there. there is still a woman telling the stories, who met one mother. she had an older daughter, who is still in this group and cannot go out, even if she is late. damien: the women themselves, it is difficult for them to break away from these almost relationships they have with their abusers. susanna: that is theroblem. that means they are sometimes living with them for years. these are very horrible relationships. even a horrible relationship, it is difficult to break out. some even have children with these men. damien: i remember when the scandal broke, it was really big news in britain how has a c

i think the names i mentioned, nikki haley and susanna martinez would be so much better for ted cruz.y? >> planned parenthood. >> seated governors brings the female vote. susanna martinez brings the latin american vote. >> so we just went through six months being told that we don't want governors as presidents, now we want them as candidates? i think cruz learned from the master, he learned from donald trump. when something happens that could hurt you, you have a major announcement the following day, it's your alka-seltzer to that hangover. i thought it was, we never really questioned it when donald does it. i do feel it was definitely done because he had a bad night. >> do we have time for this sound byte? donald trump did comment on it earlier today. let's listen to him. >> i think it hurts him, first of all, he shouldn't be naming anybody, because he doesn't even have a chance, all right? he doesn't have a chance. he's millions of votes behind. he's got no path to victory and he's naming a vice presidential candidate. i guess that's cute. it's not going to help him at all and he sh

i will introduce our honorary susanna martinez. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to introduce new mexico's governor, susanna martinez. as governor, she turned the largest structural deficit in new mexico's history into a surplus, cut taxes, reformed the tax code causing new mexico to move from 38th in the nation in export growth to first. can anyone think of another state that could use a governor like that? this is living proof of how the governance can transform states and improve people's lives. in 2014, she was rewarded by new mexico's voters with re-election as governor with 57% of the vote. 57%. yes. [applause] >> about her the nation' review wrote she is principled and pragmatic and has a sure sense of philosophy but is also ken on the details; she advocates and simpli simplify the american dream. she is twice named new mexico's prosecutor of the year. governor martinez is an embodyment of the american dream. she has been mentioned as a potential candidate for vice president of the united states. oh, and did i mention she is

after inheriting the ranch from fred parents, susanna and tried operating the ranch together. did not work out so well so they divided the property between them and fred bixby inherited the ranch house in the central part of rancho los alamitos and he continued to ranch here. he did not continue any sheep operation. acquired other ranches throughout california and arizona and mostly was engaged in cattle ranching. he also had a soft spot for -- us, -- for versus horses. he kept his stallions at this ranch and he kept the mayors of the coast -- mares at the coast. he had quite a horse breeding operation going on. we have two shire horses on the ranch today. only 75 acres left. at the time he passed away, he had the largest shire horse breeding operation left -- west of the mississippi. there were not any buyers of the versus after he died -- horses after he died. the last bixby to live here at the ranch was fred bixby's wife and she passed away in 1961. their children, they had four children, got together and talked about it and they decided that they should become an historic

after inheriting the ranch from their parents, susanna and fred tried operating the ranch together.idn't work out so well, so they divided the property between them and fred bixby inherited the ranch house in the central part of rancho los alamitos and he continued to ranch here. ranging cattle. cattle.ing he did not continue any sheep operation. fred bixby acquired other ranches throughout california and arizona and mostly was engaged in cattle ranching. however, he also had a soft spot for horses. particularly, big, draft horses which were detractors of those days. horses.champion he kept his stallions at this ranch and he kept the mares at the coast at point conception. he had quite a horse breeding operation going on in addition to it being a cattle ranch. we have two shire horses on the ranch today. only 7.5 acres left. at the time he passed away, he had, i beleive it was the largest shire horse breeding operation west of the mississippi. unfortunately, there were not any buyers of horses after he died. some were sold to other breeders, but most of the rest were just sold off,

. >> we'll are joined by susanna grant, producer and writer of "confirmation". a former george hw bush lawyer, mark, good to see you. >> thank you. >> so you read this script for this movie. >> i saw efforts to leave out this damaging testimony that undermined anita hill's testimony. >> like what? can you remember anything? >> one of the things american people remembered she went from one job to another, she claimed she was harassed to the department of education, and then moved to eeoc with clarence thomas, who does that? but the explanation is during the hearing. that is why they determined at the end they trusted clarence thomas and believed him 2-1. >> do you think she made it up? >> i do believe she made it up and got caught in a lie. and some of her witnesses, i do believe she told a lie. >> why would she lie about it? >> she left her old law firm and told her friends she had been sexually harassed. >> and what do you think? she wanted attention? >> i think she got caught in a lie and doubled down. and again, the movie shows her when the senate committee c

. >> reporter: susanna martinez may have been the guest of honor at the new york state republican committee dinner, but her solution for picking the party's presidential nominee wasn't all that popular in a state where the main leading in >> donald j trump. [ applause ] here are the facts about him. native new yorker. >> reporter: no rock paper scissors for donald trump, no sir. not since he wants new york voters to help him since the nomination. to do that he took a huge a swipe at ted cruz who has attacked the new york values that trump prizes. new york values that trump says will make the country great again. >> what are new york values? number 1, honesty and straight talking. >> reporter: trump talked at length about all the things he's built here. he also took a shot at the de blasio. >> i were mayor has to be careful because he can blow it very quickly if he keeps going the way he's going. >> reporter: for john kasich, new york values were all the things he had eaten. he even offered a mea culpa for a gustatory a blooper. >> i really do believe the folks in new york will forgive me fo

by some of his rhetoric through the primary process he finds a woman who is also a minority like susanna martinez who is also a governor. i think that could be helpful. certainly marco rubio could help him get the nomination if he chooses someone like marco rubio someone who helps him with. you can't win as a republican you can't win without going through ohio. kasich has federal and state experience. he would be a great pick. >> clinton's vp picks also because of her negative like ability ratings. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> have a great day. >> isis targeting u.s. government employees at the published 43 names linked to various departments. they have posted on the site dell gram is used by the recruiters to woo youngsters and spread isis propaganda. they don't reveal any information that isn't already public. kid rock's personal assistant killed in an atv crash. the detroit rocker found his body hours after he went missing. police say he lost control crashing on his way back to the house. kid rock releasing a statement quote i am beyond devastated. he was a member

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he needs help with hispanics, bill o'reilly says that's why susanna martinez is the logical choice. >u're down river. and i think a lot of this has to do with getting delegates. and winning the nomination. >> get rubio then. >> you're going to take a vice president to get the nomination. the general worry about the general now. start worries about the general now and wait. i know lena dunham is available. >> i might have mentioned this name before, she's an icon. she's conservative, and if trump picked her, would destroy the left. i'm speaking of -- >> condoleezza rice? >> no, caitlyn jenner. caitlyn jenner is hard-core right-winger transgendered icon. the left wouldn't know what to do it would blow their minds. >> is that right? >> it would be glorious. >> it would be glorious. >> would you let her in the bathroom? >> of course. i thought so, one more thing, up next. why do so many businesses rely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here,

. >> governor susanna martinez of new mexico. that is the only choice if mr.mp with all due respect wants to be president, he must give it to the governor of new mexico. she cuts across all the ethnic boundaries that is he weak in. she is very bright. she is a republican conservative in a state that would go, you know, it's not a lot of electoral votes. if he can convince governor martinez to be on the second that will help him eminencely. thank you, everyone. >> i think there are lots of choices. >> don't you think that's a good one. >> it's not a bad one. >> not a bad one. >> i don't know if it's a good fit. >> get to hillary clinton, who would her vp be? >> the temptation of the clintons has always been to focus group everything to death. should i pick this type of person like identity politics. should it be hispanics must it be an african-american, should it be somebody who is gay? >> who do you think she is going to go for? >> i have long thought that senator mark warn everywhere of virginia is a good choice. >> he is in the clinton crew. >> he is in the

governor susanna martinez of new mexico, the first female hispanic governor in the history of the u.s.a up right behind her. when we were out with rick leventhal looking at the protesters. the protesters have fizzled out. they have helped trump. >> in some ways everything helps trump. it drives media attention. >> most protesters don't come off as very are a at this could you -- articulate. >> bernie sanders said yesterday 27,000 people and for the poll numbers you were just talking about unfavorable numbers with hispanics, african-americans, women, young people, there is the video that we're seeing here like on cable news. but then there is the social media component that i think is hardening those types of -- that demographic to vote against him and to actively vote for sanders. >> that may be so. but for people who are on the fence about donald trump, geraldo, if you are on the fence about him, okay. you are not quite convinced that he should be the republican nominee, i think these protesters help trump. do you? >> i do. i think that people are afraid of disorder. people -- you know

governor susanna martinez of new mexico, the first female hispanic governor in the history of the u.s.afront of donald trump coming up right behind her. when we were out with rick leventhal looking at the protesters. the protesters have fizzled out. they have helped trump. >> in some ways everything helps trump. it drives media attention. >> most protesters don't come off as very are a at this could you -- articulate. >> bernie sanders said yesterday 27,000 people and for the poll numbers you were just talking about unfavorable numbers with hispanics, african-americans, women, young people, there is the video that we're seeing here like on cable news. but then there is the social media component that i think is hardening those types of -- that demographic to vote against him and to actively vote for sanders. >> that may be so. but for people who are on the fence about donald trump, geraldo, if you are on the fence about him, okay. you are not quite convinced that he should be the republican nominee, i think these protesters help trump. do you? >> i do. i think that people are afraid of

in moments, we'll be joined by susanna grant, the writer of "confirmation."yer who helped usher clarence thomas through the confirmation. mark thank you for being here. you read the script for this movie. >> that's right. >> and you didn't like it from the start. why? >> it was fundamentally dishonest. i saw an intentional effort to leave out the damaging testimony that undermined anita hill's testimony. >> like what, can you remember anything? >> sure. one of the things that the american people remember that she went from one job to another. she claimed she was harassed by clarence thomas and she moved to the eeoc with clarence thomas. who does that? that's in the movie, but it took three explanations why she went with him that were fundamentally false and proven false during the hearings. that's what the american people saw and that's why they believed thomas 2-1. >> do you believe she made the whole thing up? >> i do. i believe she got caught in a lie. some of her witnesses, the timetables didn't match up. >> why would she lie about it? >> i think she left

i'm not sure susanna martinez would take it. over 70% of women have a disapproval of him.r 80% of hispanics. >> they're more likely to be vice presidental candidates. than general mattis on the general kelly. >> you keep bringing up the archangel michael. sflo ka >> katrina, john podesta said a woman would be on the short list. that has everybody thinking immediately of elizabeth warren. >> bernie sanders continues to run through the primaries. goes to the convention. fights for procedural changes. a progressive platform. gets rid of the superdelegates. nothing would unify the bernie sanders clinton wing more than elizabeth warren as a pick. i don't think she would do it. she's needed in is senate. if she were democrats need to take back the senate. need five seats. there are other women on both sides. there's -- um -- and i think, you know, it's no precedent to have a candidate pick people of the same gender. we have seen that. but shared ground? shared ground. problem is ohio. we were talking, jennifer and i, maybe you want a vice president who represents the diversity o

we are expecting four governor susanna martinez, john kasich and ted cruz wrap things up.when the candidates want to doó arrive. this may be the last time that we see these three in the same place at the same time or certainly will be between now and tuesday and maybe between now and june 7th, the last day of this primary process. i was talking to governor pataki just a short time ago. i said to him by belgt on john kasich you are betting for a contested convention and clearly that's what would have to happen for john kasich to become the nominee. and i said how does he get the establishment votes that is he going to need to get to 1237? kasich was the type of candidate that could attract those votes once those delegates become unbound. donald trump is going to do everything in his power over the next five days to set the stage for that not happening. hoping that a big win here in new york state will give him the lion's share if not available. there are five contest as week later. donald trump leads in every one of those states. and if he gets that momentum going, greta, b

from inheriting the ranch their parents, susanna and fred tried operating the ranch together. it did not work out so well, so they divided the property between them. did not work out so well so they divided the property between them and fred bixby inherited the ranch house in the central part of rancho los alamitos and he continued to ranch here. he did not continue any sheep operation. fred bixby acquired other ranches throughout california and arizona and mostly was engaged in cattle ranching. he also had a soft spot for horses. he kept his stallions at this ranch and he kept the mares at the coast. he had quite a horse breeding operation going on. we have two shire horses on the ranch today. only 75 acres left. at the time he passed away, he had the largest shire horse breeding operation west of the mississippi. there were not any buyers of horses after he died. the last bixby to live here at the ranch was fred bixby's wife and she passed away in 1961. their children, they had four children, got together and talked about it and they decided that they should become an histor

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