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. >> rick and susie have been together for more than a decade and share a mutual passion for kayakinge southern california bike of the pacific ocean. >> i used to row for a year at long beach state. >> over the past few years, they have gone on countless kayaking adventures together, often paddling out several miles from the bay. >> i always say a pray while i'm paddling out, ask god to watch over us. >> we kayaked around the channel islands and it's just beautiful being on the water. the thing i like the most about kayaking is being out in nature and seeing all the wildlife. one day, we're surrounded by thousands of dolphins, and other days some sea lions came around the kayaks and i dove in and swam with them and they were real playful. every time you're on the water, it's something unusual and remarkable. so, i just enjoy being out there. >> but whenever rick and susie are out in deep waters, several miles from shore, they can't help but hope to one day get lucky and get an up-close view of the giant blue whale. >> some weekends we're hit-or-miss. you've got to get incredibly lucky

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. >> susie what the [bleep]. we were naked for two hours. not cool. >> don't blame me. >> this is glued on. >> no. >> larry: anyway, all right. so during the 1960 civil rights movement sit-ins were a form of civil disobedience where people sat. i guess i really didn't need holly. so c-span was there to cover it. >> the republicans turned off the cameras to the house floor. those cameras are controlled by house leadership. >> larry: what? the republicans control c-span? i guess that's why when i turn on c-span now it's mostly this. why have they never suggested that to me? i don't want to know. give me the gun ladies, please. without c-span they were forced to broadcast via periscope. >> you need to do your job. >> we have got to say this is not about us. this is bigger than us. >> larry: preach it elijah. preach it! now use the remainder of your time to jesus. i think they have a thing about air-conditioning in black churches. just up the game to the 21st century there. all right. this sit-in was more than an afternoon in church it's a serio

susie? >> we're just tracking some comments from the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry. he is in moscow holding a joint news conference with his counterpart, sergey lavrov, the russian foreign minister and kerry says he's hoping for peace and stability in turkey. >> we have been engaged deep ly in discussions all day and literally we caught up to the news what may or may not be happening at the very last minute before coming in here. so, i think it's inappropriate for me to comment except to say that we've heard the reports that others have heard. i don't have any details at this point in time. i hope there will be stability and peace and continuity within turkey. but i have nothing to add with respect to what has transpired. >> let's bring you an update op the u.s. turkish military base in turkey. nbc news has learned that it looks like the military base itself has now heightened security. they're going into force protection delta and that means that they're dictating that all missions halt except for base security. as for travel if and out of istanb istanbul, all gates

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he also enjoyed acting with his daughter susie. they were rich, they had a tiffany drawing room, the had seven servants including a butler in a coachman but it was never enough for 20. the poor missouri boy wanted everything, he wanted a funny writer but also a literary writer. he wanted. he wanted to be a family man and he also wanted to be a poker playing rogue. he was full of conflicting desires. he like down-home folk and he wanted to be the richest rockefeller or vanderbilt. he's brought a few of us can stand prosperity, another man's i mean. [laughter] he was a magnet for conmen. what a talker he is he wrote at the inventor james w page. he could persuade a fish to fish to come out take a walk with. settling was losing his shirt. [laughter] he had a lethal combination for an investor. moonshot enthusiasm and no patience for details. he once asked an accountant to sent them a profit loss statement that even his daughter could understand. jean was was two years old at the time. so 20 that the following invention would change th

objection, the old man in me, but the idea the teacher has an ipad or what not, billy did a good job, susie is being disruptive, negative one, i like that, kids respond to that, pictures of here's what we're doing. the one negative i would think of is the teacher is now heads down, you know what i mean? we all are guilty of hold on just a second. now there's one for the teacher, as well. i better get a picture of this. that's the only negative i can see, the teacher now has this device in his or her hand. >> i think there's a lot of things teachers have already done in the classroom, so the way, as you said, the way to build a culture before is something horrible like sticks and carrots, names on the board and this disruption to actual teaching going on. we're like, you can do away with that and do feedback on your phone. yeah, i hear you on the extending pictures to parents, but also the 15 seconds it takes to send a bunch of pictures sparks hours of conversation at home, because the conversations change from what happened at school today, the kids say, nothing. >> i have video evidence, s

actually, susie from trinity church, she actually contacted me and asked me if i'd be willing to do a story, and then caitlin kerk actually contacted me, and that's how i ended up here today. >> and you got a ride here. >> yes, exactly. >> otherwise you would've had to take the bus. >> [ laughing ] exactly. >> so i'm really grateful that you're here. so, now, fresh fruits are so important, especially with young kids. >> yes. >> and how frustrating for you -- you work at a grocery store and can't really afford to buy the food that you sell to other people. >> yes, exactly. >> so, that's another issue, but the fact that you have the food bank available to you, what does that do for your family? how do you see it changing your family? >> it's exciting for my kids. they get to pick out what they want to eat, and then also i make smoothies for them every day, especially my youngest, my 2 1/2-year-old son. he won't eat vegetables, so i make it as a smoothie, throw some flaxseed in, it helps out tremendously, and we get to eat salads a few times a week, because it's very expensive to do that

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call of states, i am pleased to introduce at this time our distinguished secretary of the convention, susie hudson and assistant secretary, jeff kent. >> delegates and alternates, let us commence the call of the roll of the states. alabama. 50 delegates with the following bound delegates. 36 trump, 13 cruz, 1 rubio. >> mr. speaker, the great state of alabama, the home of national champion football teams alabama and auburn, the home of the saturn v rocket that took us on the moon, the place where we had two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, mobile and huntsville, is proud to cast its vote, one vote, for marco rubio, 13 votes for ted cruz, 36 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, alabama, 36 votes trump, 13 votes cruz, 1 vote rubio. >> alaska. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28 trump. >> alaska, we proudly vote exactly the way the people of alaska voted. 12 votes for cruz, 11 votes for trump, 5 votes for marco rubio. the great state of alaska

to conduct the roll call of states, i am pleased to introduce at this time, the secretary, susie hudson and assistant secretary, jeff chence. >> okay, just so you know, the ticker is on the bottom of the screen, it will have the roll call and you'll be able to keep track with the vote. real quick, former rnc chairman mike duncan, what he said, anything different? >> no, we had a unanimous consent to put new york to put him over the top, wihich is a little unusual, but the secretary will call the roll and explain what the state -- how the delegates are supposed to vote in the state by state law and that will be confirmed by the assistant secretary. >> mike, couldn't -- did they really need to have a special motion to allow new york to go last? couldn't new york could -- >> i've never seen it done before, brad. >> usually you just pass. >> yes. >> here is jeff sessions. >> the rocket that took us to the moon that place where we had two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, mobile and huntsville is proud to cast its vote, one vote for marco rubio, 13 votes for ted cruz, 36

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and we began an investigation and held the first hearing 29 days after the attack >> this was after susie had appeared on all the tv show. >> yes clearly it was after we knew what she said wasn't true and we were bringing people in had been on the ground in libya who had been in benghazi and could testify and they did. just for the readers to understand, i'm not sure she was adequately briefed before she went on but if you even look at the state department emails going back and forth at that time, were not sure what prompted that. i assume hillary clinton didn't want to go on the talk shows that morning and it probably cost her being secretary of state very clearly, in retrospect hillary clinton going on in thing we've had a terrible tragedy, a loss of life at the hands of terrorism and we will work together to get to the bottom of it would have changed history. instead she on and talked about some crackpot in l.a. in the video that were going to hold him accountable and that also changed history. our committee, and this is one of the chapters was hard to write, a lot is known about bengh

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susie jackson. daniel simmons. middleton. say their names. that is not enough. >> no!e the massacre at charleston church, more lives have been destroyed by gun violence. and hatred still threatens to tear us apart. after charleston, hillary clinton challenged all of us to turn our grief into action and we have to do that. there are days when it feels like our bodies and our minds are under too much pressure. then i remember that we have -- i think god that our souls are on fire. i visited charleston this year. i can tell you that that city's soul is on fire. that soul burns with resilience. it fuels the resistance. it brought down the confederate flag -- [cheers] and it brings the trusting community together closer everyday. we are honored to have charleston survivors, felicia sanders and paul shepherd here with us tonight. please join me in welcoming them. [cheers] ♪ >> good evening. we mean you no harm, the last words. my hero. gave -- two days later i forget the shooter. late hate destroy me -- let hate destroy me. [cheers] asked, how was he able to purchase the gun

. >> they were trying to find the secretary of the convention susie holden to deliver those petitions to her. there were accusations from the woman in the blue who leads the stop -- the free the delegates movement that she was hiding. they couldn't find her in order to deliver those petitions. the former senator from the state of new hampshire had to deliver them essentially through an emissary to get this process in motion. right now, again, we're just waiting around. the texas delegation is waving their hands around, jamming to the songs. and that is because this delay, this pause is because the whip operation of the republican party and the donald trump campaign, according to the free the delegates stop trump movement are trying to stall as long as they can to get people to take their names off -- >> you're blocking the islaisle. get out of the way. >> not really blocking the room. >> they are trying to stop this process from getting under way. >> we're waiting like the rest of them to see if those microphones are going to turn on. if the secretary recognizes those petitions. >> ja

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susie jackson. daniel simmons. middleton. say their names. that is not enough. >> no!t charleston church, more lives have been destroyed by gun violence. and hatred still threatens to tear us apart. after charleston, hillary clinton challenged all of us to turn our grief into action and we have to do that. there are days when it feels like our bodies and our minds are under too much pressure. then i remember that we have -- i think god that our souls are on fire. i visited charleston this year. i can tell you that that city's soul is on fire. that soul burns with resilience. it fuels the resistance. it brought down the confederate flag -- [cheers] and it brings the trusting community together closer everyday. we are honored to have charleston survivors, felicia sanders and paul shepherd here with us tonight. please join me in welcoming them. [cheers] ♪ >> good evening. we mean you no harm, the last words. my hero. gave -- two days later i forget the shooter. late hate destroy me -- let hate destroy me. [cheers] asked, how was he able to purchase the gun he used to kill

. >> let's give it joe and susie a round of applause for this great panel here, folks. [applause] >> in front of you you have a brochure, i would ask you to take the brochure. i werer snyder and us -- asked, why do you recruit businesses to be safer in your states? we are only good if all 50 states are doing this. you can backdoor any state to get to any other state. you want to get to our anthem folks, you can go to some state that has it and get to us. this is the role of a national governors association. 50 states, all going the same direction. i noticed governor brandt was looking, that is a portable phone charger you get to take with you. i sigh you looking, that is a little gift for you. you can take it if your phone gets run down. now that we are closing the we can come want to say in conclusion, what a memorable weekend we have had from the historic state capitol, the root beer floats, the fireworks, the world food prize, and what a great way to end this conference, going to the greatest fair in the history of mankind, the iowa state fair tonight. great governor

us of christian faith these are people of christian faith, rines priebus is of the christian faith, susie has the christian faith, doing the best job they can, just doing their job and do it as well as they can as we are, as your leadership of your party and staff. our sponsor was gracious towards the last minute. and people were complaining, i had to walk to the bus. i have muscles i didn't even know i had. i have an apple watch the tracks my steps so i can brag to my wife how much i exercise that day, and 61/2 miles or so. here is the deal. people don't want to walk to the bus. the problem was when i talked to a guy running the bus he said we are prohibited by the secret service from getting any closer so we have something we have to follow. drop us off a little closer, we got a bus ride back and they dropped us closer. it was kind of them to do that. it within the purview of what they could do. an issue with respect to communications yesterday, we have people's cell numbers, things are changing, we will do the best we can to communicate with anybody, and other people you know, please m

call of states, i am pleased to introduce at this time our distinguished secretary of the convention, susiecheers and applause ] >> delegates and alternates, let us commence the call of the roll of the states. alabama. 50 delegates with the following bound delegates. 36 trump, 13 cruz, 1 rubio. >> mr. speaker, the great state of alabama, the home of national champion football teams alabama and auburn -- [ cheers and applause ] -- the home of the saturn 5 rocket that took us to the moon, the place where we had two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, mobile and huntsville is proud to cast its votes, one vote for marco rubio, 13 votes for ted cruz, 36 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegates and the rules of this convention, alabama. 36 votes trump, 13 votes cruz, 1 vote rubio. >> alaska, 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28 trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> alaska, we proudly vote the way the people of alaska voted. 12 votes for cruz, 11 votes for trump, five v

susie q is an armadillo. they can swim. they can float. >> that's pretty good. >> they obviously get their name because of the number of bands on their armor which can be 8 to 11. >> how are you keeping animals cool during this heat? and ice blocks for polar bears. >> did you bring any fish-sicles? >> hoda, i know you're jealous. i'm here with matt damon. bourne is back chasing answers about the past and in typical bourne fashion that involves an epic car chase. >> no dialogue needed for that one. matt damon, good morning. >> good morning. >> did you shut down the vegas strip for that? >> we did. do that, and i was, like, you guys are from europe. you don't understand. that's not going to happen. when we got the location because the city was great and wanted to make it happen and said, all right, if we were going to do it, we could maybe -- if you started shooting at midnight on weekdays you could have it for five hours a night and we looked at the whole thing and said we could actually do this. so we shut down the strip. >

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. >> thank you susie hudson from vermont i rise in opposition to this amendment for the reason that it's been stated this amendment empowers the grassroots but by telling them who they can or can not vote for, how are we exactly em powering them we are taking away a candidate they could consider for, so i would encourage you to vote against this amendment. >> some of these points have been made before but let's start with the basic one. we are elected by our states. in new hampshire there are 550 people. we are home to a lot of gun manufacturers, are we going to say that because somebody works in the state department in the state capital they're ineligible to serve? i believe indiana does. it's also to keep in mind in some states if you are an employee let's say it's one law firm who's a lobbyist and you're trust in the state's dealer you would be disqualified. i also want to think about the fallacy of saying we're solving this problem with a not-for-profit exception. under this rule someone who is a registered lobbyist who many of you would find not a good fit for this committee for cig

susi hansen from vermont. i rise in opposition to this amendment for the reason that it's been stated this amendment empowers the grassroots. but by telling them who they can or cannot vote for how exactlyow are we empowering them? were actually taking away candidate they consider votingng for and so i would encourage you to vote against this amendment. >> steve from new hampshire. some the points they made before but let's start with the basic one. we are elected by our state.e bt in new hampshire to our 550 people who get to vote. we are home to a lot of gun manufactures the article you say that because somebody worked in the government relations department in the state capital in new hampshire they are ineligible to serve? some states have considered that. virginia has a law. i believe indiana does. but that doesn't mean we should impose that on everyone else. it's important to keep in mind that in some states if you're an employee in a from let's say a law firm and there's one lobbyist whose a lobbyist and

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go ahead susie with your question. caller: good morning. i am a low income white women. -- woman.timlad she kaine. i think this country is the greatest in the world. i have a very, very positive attitude. thank you. host: that is suzy. will be lance on the republican line. caller: good morning. host: good morning, alas. caller: i would like to make a comment. i believe that the american people have become docile i'll to the whole political -- to the whole political system. hillary clinton has been involved with 14 scandals since the 1990's. you can look at benghazi, syria, the iran deal, libya, iraq, e-mail scandals, and as for her vice president pick, i believe she could select gandhi and not get elected. i don't understand why people don't see this. i know they are threatened by trump. the way he talks and stuff, but he talks to people on their level. i believe hillary thanks that she is better than normal people. i just wanted to make that comment. host: all right, lance. guest: the kind of questions we hear and comments are not unusual. when you look at -- listen to land in oh

the lives of reverend clameta, cynthia hurried, the reverend sharonda, tawnza sanders, susie jackson, depayn, myra thompson was snuffed out by a hateful murderer who was allowed to purchase a gun because of a loophole in our background check laws. i support common sense gun violence solutions including closing the charleston loophole because we can no longer remain silent. [cheers and applause] >> speak out on behalf of the emmanuel and disarming hate, i am honored to introduce tewanza sanders, mother. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, on the evening of june 17th, 2015i survived the most horrific experience of my entire life. i did so by hiding under a table pretending to be dead while protecting my grandchild from gunshots. domestic terrorist who should not have had a gun was able to get it because of loophole and our background check laws. i am pleading with congress to close the so-called loophole, charleston loophole. this loophole led to the murder of my son, my aunt and a cousin. three of the faithful worshipers who lost their lives while participating and the furtheran

i spoke with the secretary of the convention, susie hudson, she's also the secretary of the rnc. she is a very fine christian woman. i've never heard her either miss misrepresent the absolute truth. i asked her yesterday privately, i said tell me what happened and she said there were nine states that had signed a visit to petition for a rollcall vote. the important vote occurred, three states and withdraw those petitions and the region she told me asked what was the reason for that, she said because we were told the delegations had been misinformed as to the purpose of the petitions though they went through them so when they went to do the boat there were six, you get seven states to order a rollcall vote, there were six and before the voting was completed another state on that list had pulled their name so there were five. texas was not one of the states that had submitted the number of names, you had to have a majority so that was just fyi if you were wondering, i asked her about that too, there were only 11, there were six by then. the reason it was handled the way it was was

. >> susie hudson from vermont. i'd like to make a motion to amend rule number 3a. i would like to strike and until their successor shall have been elected and ratified and insert the following at the beginning of the second sentence, while newly elected members may be ratified simultaneously and insert the word considered immediately before the word ratified. >> we have a motion. is there a second. >> second. >> we have a second. would you like to speak to your motion? >> yes, madam chair. thank you. basically this is just a simple cleanup amendment. it gets rid of some confusing and unnecessary language and clarifies that ratification for multiple members can happen at the same time, but for seniority purposes they are considered ratified when elected. >> all right. is there anyone who wishes to speak in opposition to this amendment? anyone who likes to speak in opposition? seeing none, we will move to a vote on the amendment to strike and until their successor have been electricitied and ratified and insert at the beginning of the second sentence, while newly ele