they asked tonya harding how she did the triple flip and she was in so much practice that when it wase for her to skate in a competitive format it just happened. it happened outside of practice that happened in the real fo format. that's what's happening. god is preparing us for the real battles. we are in a battle with the media. the majority of the media has a godless agenda and they are like ye is crazy -- they don't work because the media have also watched travesties happen, even specifically to me. just watch it and act like it wasn't happening and they stay quiet about it. i want to answer -- i feel like someone called what i was saying the comparison of tonya harding to white lives matter. my dad is an educated ex-black panther and he put a text to me today and he said white lives matter, hahaha. i thought it was funny, the idea of me wearing it was funny and i said why do you think it's funny? and he said just a black man stating the obvious. my dad doesn't listen to rap music, he's super educated, we opened up a water distribution center in the dominican republic together. he

the comparison, tonya harding, about the the white lives matter. you know, my dad lives matter. ex black panther. ex-black and he put a text to me today, said white lives matter. ha ha ha ha ha. and i said, i thought the shirt was a funny shirt. i thought the idea of me wearing it was funny. and i said, dad, what do you think was funny? he said, just just a black man stating the obvious.ou yeah.s. and , you know, my dad doesn't listen to rap music and he's like super educated. we open the water distribution center in the dominican republic together. he's like the originalhe's steve jobs. but he was lik gettinge the or d every which way with all of his ideas. and he he didn't have endlesst e bank account and he didn't have instagram. so all these ideas, he had to, like, take them back and compress them. like, my dadmy is the moste most brilliant person that i know. aw and we actually have a strainede relationship because i was taken from him because my mom was an actress. so she was a liberal and my dad would see certain things thi and say, you know, we shouldngsh it this way, we

. >> emily: to harris to be the best selves possible and tonya hardy nancy garrick and stuff, we do everything and work hardetting ahead socially. so they are wasting our tax dollars and time in these company's investments because too busy either trying to conform to these unnatural boundaries or they are just wasting times at work selfie. >> kayleigh: 100% not filling that hole harris describes but what fills the hole is helping others. as we have seen but we have a lost generation. you can get -- a my selfie and an actual shot of myself. really unflattering. [laughter] but social media, the role they play is interesting. and i never consider blumenthal posing as a 13-year-old girl and 24 hours instagram with content eating disorders to a 13-year-old girl. i'm glad we have lawmakers on top of it. social media -- >> emily: that is an excellent point however they try, lawmakers are try again but there are plenty of ones that are not listening to the whistle-blowers on social mediae social media giants themselves to stand by and affect calves while our children demonstrably being hurt by this appearance befor

yes, he has tonya in his room, how could you think that. hello , how did you say? got it hard? enviously, well, find yourself. well, that's what i'm looking for. t don't, because why hug me? let 's love each other cat. good and what are you up? the back hurts, no matter how the bedsores go. listen to the kings well, he will say, he is ill, i will say what i will say. please tell me where you are who. you were at our station and wanted to go to your aunt. i don't know, i probably bought these perfumes. look, real masculine, expensive ones. okay, maybe somewhere? what did i want to tell you? well please forgive me, please. let me just get better. now i will come myself. i'll get better soon and leave. i decided. i will not survive that i will not survive if i continue to live with you. you remembered remember how i married you, i remember, but i didn’t love, i regretted it, i guess. what are you sorry for? i felt sorry for myself, not you. when my mother did not walk all the time, i was ownerless around the world. without admixture tired i decided. maybe you fell in love maybe wh

tonya james maria, and others. and so many more rated not quite finished yet but her own wonderful, the office of protective services and offices of facilities management and so many others who work so hard in designing, the beautiful exhibits, conserve against and installing it in those helping us today. i'm honored to work with you to be your director read it is a pleasure to bring to the screen, not to the states, history, that he is a very has a very very special message for all of you in the first african-american historian and firstborn museum director to lead the smithsonian in 14 secretary ronnie. >> thank you for inviting me to speak today and is deeply meaningful to be part of this event because so much of my professional and personal perspective has been shaped by the legacy of emmett till and the courage of his mother. when i was director of the national museum of history and culture, every morning i began my day by visiting the till exhibition and the strength that i gathered there from missus till's memory only get through even the hardest days. it was thanks to her that her son's murder reunited the civil rights movement in the 20th century. in the midst of her own persona