say twins. >> twins!are coming from all over the world in celebration of twindom. ♪ >> it's our favorite vacation every year. >> it's our ninth time at this festival. we've been going since we were 11 months old. >> we're 59, going to turn 60 this year. i said, let's go to twinsburg and do it once and for all. >> multiples are not new to twinsburg. it used to be called millsville, until two twin residents convinced the town to change its name. when the town threw a party in 1976, they invited wins. only a few showed up, but they could see the potential for more. >> today, the twins days festival is the largest annual gathering of twins, according to the guinness book of world records. for singletons like me, it's a rare opportunity to see almost 2,000 sets of identical twins in one place. >> what is your favorite lunch? >> pickle and pimento loaf, pepsi and potato chips. >> i like those, too. >> we've dated singletons, too. and they say they understand. >> and after a while, they're like, dude, you hang o

twins in life and in music also coming up. what. will be usable sensations taking top prizes at this year's latin grammys. and choosing your child's name can be tricky made easier when there's a real life hero or heroine in the headlines so greater is getting popular. fare. originally from turkey but now austrian citizens are identical twin sisters with identical professions they both pinnace and the deed perform as a jew in concert holes all over the world they are my guests in just a couple of minutes but 1st let's find out more about them and hear them play. they've been a duo their whole lives twin musicians fair hon and fair sun and for the northern turkey in 1965 they started learning piano at age 10 they even took their 1st lessons as a duo. just 4 years later the sisters won an international piano contest in italy together of course. their close relationship and their similarities are a big part of their appeal. reality the 2 sisters are pretty different. one is more feisty the other reserved their piano teacher in turkey sa

they've been a duo their whole lives twin musicians fair hon and fair sun and morning northern turkey in 1965 they started learning piano at age 10 they even took their 1st lessons as a duo. just 4 years later the sisters won an international piano contest in italy together of course. their close relationship and their similarities are a big part of their appeal and reality the 2 sisters are pretty different. one is more feisty the other reserved their piano teacher in turkey said fran his list. is so pound. after studying music in the austrian capital vienna the sisters stayed in austria to tour internationally. their new album is an o. managed to their birth country. winter morning in istanbul is the name of one of the pieces on it all of the music was written for the duo by turkish composer francis side. this piece is dedicated to guese park the center of turkey's nationwide protests in 2013 a decidedly political. 2 sisters to musicians for hands in symbiosis. and fairs and that. and fairs are unfair and the join me now thank you for coming in you started both together. being a day

a missouri hospital is now caring fair record number of newborn twins-- 12 sets of them. steve hartman "on the road," introduces to us a little boy stuck at home. then his whole world changed. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> dickerson: good evening to our viewers in the west. norah is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. police in london are searching tonight for a motive into a new terror attack in the british capital. it happened today when a man wielding a knife went on a stabbing spree, killing two people and seriously wounding three others. witnesses say he was wearing a suicide vest, but the vest oak police shot and killed the attacker, but not before people tried to stop him. it happened on the busy london bridge. tonight, london's mayor is praising the bravery of those who rushed to help, while investigators search for the attacker's motive. imtiaz tyab is in london. >> reporter: chaotic scenes following a mass stabbing in london. here, the attacker is pinned to the ground by the public, despite being armed with a knife. in another clip, a b

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the babies were born from 5 to 14 weeks early >> as twins often are. >> twins run in my family and in my boyfriend's side, too. he's a fraternal twin. parents. >> we'll jump in when the time comes. >> not right now, okay? let's talk about the weather now. and ight, so we are under a the reason is because we have a storm on the way, and it's also extremely cold and for us, this isn't just a california being dramatic about the cold. no, we're below freezing in santa rosa right now at 27 degrees. napa 28 degrees. look at san jose, 40. 47 is warm when you look at 27. we are under a frost and freeze alert through 9:00 a.m. a couple of freeze warnings mainly up through santa rosa, san rafael and the napa area so protect those three ps, pets, your plants and those pipes. so for any plants that you can't bring indoors, you have that protective covering over it. my dad used to do that all the time for the big plants in the backyard like his guava tree. satellite radar we have a few scattered showers but if you notice a lot of the rain off to the east, just south of us near. if i zoom closer t

weeks nearly half of their calorie intake it turned out that each set of twins responded the same way however there were significant differences between the various pairs of twins some react more and others less strongly to the high fat diet. the conclusion of the study is that blood cholesterol levels are mainly a question of genes. whether the cholesterol level is high or low is genetically determined through diet can be raised or lowered by about 15 percent someone with a very high level won't end up with a low one by having a healthy diet yet the influence of nutrition on cholesterol levels is just not that great that's one reason why cardiologist melanie milligan has stopped telling her patients to stay away from butter entirely another reason is that current cholesterol lowering drugs are very effective. she says it would nonetheless be very wrong to issue an all clear. yet. we cardiologists have to be careful not to say oh eat what you like it doesn't matter have liver pâté for breakfast sausages for lunch a burger for supper that would be totally wrong and they're all packed w

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twins in life and in music also coming up. quite. the global musical sensations taking talk prizes at this year's latin grammys. and choosing your child's name can be tricky made easier when there's a real life hero or heroine in the headlines so greater is getting popular. fair unfair originally from turkey but now austrian citizens are identical twin sisters with identical professions both pinnace and indeed perform as a jew in concert holes all over the world they are my guests in just a couple of minutes but 1st let's find out more about them and hear them play. they've been a duo their whole lives twin musicians faired han and fares on. board.

the youngest killed were twins, just eight months old.ht other children survived, five with bullet wounds. they were part of an extended family, a religious community that long ago broke away from the mormon church. they have had run-ins with the local drug cartels before, but nothing like the vicious ambush that went down yesterday about an hour south of the arizona border. mark strassmann leads off our coverage tonight in mexico city. >> this is for the record. nita and four of my grandchildren are burnt and shot up. >> reporter: this video posted to facebook shows the aftermath of a massacre. the ambush is of three vehicles carrying american women and children. the extended family was attacked by gunmen believed to belong to one of mexico's most brutal cartels. family members say the bodies of 30-year-old maria rhonita miller, her eight-month-old twins, 12-year-old son and ten- year-old daughter were found inside this burnt-out s.u.v. it had broken down with a flat tire. gunmen riddled it with so many bullets the car exploded and caugh

they're identical twins.ith his eyes open my goodness. and wait, morgan is on the phone too. morgan, how are you? >> i'm doing really well we're still floating from the whole experience it was just so amazing to have it go as spontaneously and as well as it did and for bode to get to deliver his identical twin boys with his mom. >> amazing. >> it was just, it was pure magic. >> bode, didn't you, i remember when you guys were here, you were telling us that you had had this lifelong premonition that you were going to have identical twins and sure enough, here they are. >> yeah. the delivery part wasn't in that premonition. i did not realize that >> bode, do you have names for the boys yet >> no, and morgan is just tackling right now it's been a point of contention, as you can imagine, morgan and i, so no, we don't have any yet, and that's one of the advantages of doing it at home, at the hospital, they won't let you out of there unless you name them. >> maybe you guys need a deadline >> we'll come up with somet

i go up to the twin cities. everything have been going good when i went to the twin cities. i arrived there and what we havd done, we had picked up the cairo and dropped the cairo down and put her on one of those barges. remember, those barges are roughly 40 feet in width. we find out the river was rising fast. and, the stern of the vessel was on that. where is it now? is in the wires. it is crushed, is a catamaran and it is crushed. they were happy when i arrived because it was 20 below in the twin cities. beyond the twin cities, i'm now dejected again. now, we going to bring the vessel up in three parts. as you can see, there is the casemate shield. that is 2. 5 inches of armor. this points upstream. it is 2. 5 inches of iron, ship glass iron. backed by 24 inches of oak. that is where the vessel is going to take the heavy hitting. we're going to bring up the bow of the vessel. the forward third of the vessel. to vessel is roughly 90 feet in length. there, we can see again, another view of it. next slide. all right, now the worst happens. dimensions the midships, which has

it's great to talk to a fellow identical twin.er to you than me and doesn't make you grow a beard ( laughter ) >> stephen: then they continued for another 15 minutes in a weird twin language. ( talking in twin language ) ( laughter ) no letters, please. ( laughter ) republican jim jordan implied that lieutenant colonel vindman did not have the trust of his superiors, but vindman brought the receipts. >> so your boss had concerns about your judgment. your former boss, dr. hill, had concerns about your judgment. any idea why they have those impressions, colonel vindman? >> yes, representative jordan, i guess i'll start by reading dr. hill's own words as she-- she attested to in my last evaluation that was dated middle of july, right before she left. "alex is a top 1% military officer and the best army officer i've worked, with in my 15 years of government service. he's brilliant, unflappable, and exercises excellent judgment." >> stephen: "he uses excellent judgement. he plans ahead. he brings documents that rebut jim jordan's weak-

among the dead, three mothers, six children, including 8-month-old twins. tonight the hunt for the gunmen, believed to be cartel members was the family targeted or was it a horrifying case of mistaken identity? >>> also tonight, the key witness changing his imony in the impeachment inquiry. the major reversal now confirming a quid pro quo with ukraine what he also revealed about the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani >>> the shocking surveillance the deputy caught on camera, grabbing a teen student by the neck slamming her to the ground. >> i would hope every cop in america would disagree with that type of response. >> the new fallout for that officer tonight >>> the major settlement at&t paying out

a backyard and so wet oh south africa's largest township twin brothers marvin in eagle come here every day to get this much. it's a form of low grade heroin with other substances and it's far cheaper than pure reforms of the truck over. it's sold widely across south africa there's little fear of prosecution. from. small so to take the stuff from. the stuff you see right. now. according to a recent study poor policing is behind the growing heroin crisis in south africa of their 4 euro's daily income as car guards marvin in eagle spend half on. the one who takes the 1st hit draws blood into the syringe he then injects this into his brother's vein this dangerous practice is called bluetooth thing it saves money but transmits deadly diseases the twins hope to be able to get clean one day . we don't need just. about the insight. all of us want to live in you know in a few days from ted you know because nobody's been jobless north of pretoria the organization i guess a child encourages drug users to never give up hope the founder moses the slow slow was an addict and dealer himself it all ch

. ♪ >>> being a twin is awesome.ur side. >> both: we love being twins. >> what is it that we find so captivating about multiples? >> we've been twins for 84 years. i think. i think it happened in the womb. i don't think i had anything to do with it. >> i always tell people i'm the handsome one. >> identical twins have been a source of endless fascination throughout the course of history. worshipped as gods and feare

. >> there were 28 sets of twins visiting him at a mall in the chicago suburbs.re are the videos. social media brought together the twins and their moms for this adorable santa photo. the parents are all part of the windy city twins facebook group. >> how do you manage a sleep schedule? how do you feed two at once? >> it brings you back. you want to give her a hug and say it will be okay. >> this is the group's third year getting together for photos with santa. the moms say more twins join the holiday tradition every year. >>> a sweet dog in ohio is getting a lot of attention for her reaction to a disney classic. >> the golden retriever was watching "the lion king" but when the scene about mufasa's death came on, it was just too much. >> come on. dad, come on. we have to go home. no! somebody! >> look at kalissi. oh, look at that. >> this is touching. >> she's intrigued. she's looking like really? >> she doesn't look away as simba tries to wake his father up. as we know, mufasa was never going to wake up. his brother did him wrong. someone was very concerned. oh,

. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade.sode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. w the gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially a art film doing in prime time television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that it the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already described by one critic as the series that will change tv. it's directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric and memorable. the idea that he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you wat

. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade.ot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. the gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially a art film doing in prime time television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that it the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already described by one critic as the series that will change tv. it's directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric and memorable. the idea that he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you

this mother and her twins, they did not survive. a boy hiding other children by the trees and then running for help. president trump urged mexico to allow u.s. troops to help. tonight, mexico's response. >>> this evening, the surprise change to testimony in the impeachment inquiry. president trump's hand-picked embassador to the eu now admitting a kwud kwid with ukraine. saying he told a top ukrainian official hundreds of millions of aid would be withheld unless the president's political rivals were investigated. the ambassador now saying his mein a the country. rom nger ie to out. ork city.ixnche >>> the sheriff's deputy charged tonight after this takedown with a student at this school. >>> the restaurant outrage tonight. the family speaking out. african-american customers who say they were told to move to different tables because another customer did not want to sit near them. the restaurant firing employees. and the news conference today. the children wiping away tears. >>> the horrific scene tonight. it is difficult to watch. th

this mother and her twins, they did not survive. a boy hiding other children by the trees and then running for help. president trump urged mexico to allow u.s. troops to help. tonight, mexico's response. >>> this evening, the surprise change to testimony in the impeachment inquiry. president trump's hand-picked ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, now admitting a quid pro quo with ukraine. saying he told a top ukrainian official hundreds of millions in u.s. aid would be withheld unless the president's political rivals were investigated. the ambassador now saying his memory has been refreshed. >>> the frigid air about to move in. an arctic blast sweeping across the country. what it will feel like from chicago to new york city. and several states now bracing for snow, up to six inches in some places. ginger is here to time it out. >>> the sheriff's deputy charged tonight after this takedown with a student at this school. >>> the restaurant outrage tonight. the family speaking out. african-american customers who say they were told to

of the twins will be able to spend their first christmas at home.ett. >> aw. >> lot of babies. >> i know. i'm shocked i wasn't sent to do the story. twins and triplets are kind of my thing. yeah, i've done so many stores on them. you joked about something -- >> yeah. i can't repeat that. >> you can't? okay, i thought it was funny. >> it might be a sponsor -- >>> if you're headed out the door, don't forget to set your dvr to record "cbs this morning saturday," this show. coming up next in our next hour, an explosion frozen in time to a bird's eye view of the big apple, sculptor leonardo drew is known for innovative works made from natural materials. we'll hear about his remarkable journey. >>> and for sumo wrestlers, we're in a weight class all their own. find out why young women are now jumping into the ring and benefitting from an ancient sport previously practiced only by men. >>> plus, music from pete yorn in our "saturday session." >>> next, a horse in need of help. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, an

the youngest victims are 6-month-old twins.of their bodies were found in this suv, it was on fire riddled with bullet holes, several people were reportedly kidnapped after the shooting. mexico is deploying troops to search for them. this may have been a case of mistaken identity. as the manhunt for the accused murderers and testify in california we now they broke out of jail through this hole in a wall and the moderate sheriff says this is only 22 inches wide, 22 inches. in one picture you can see a footprint left on the wall by one of the men. authorities say santos concept and jonathan salazar weaved between the walls and the pipes on sunday. there is a reward for information leading to their arrest in the meantime in california the fire doubles in size north of sacramento. these photos showing flames scorching 1000 acres and it is only 15% contained. this is the state's largest utility company that says equipment may have caused another fire. pg and he is connected to 5 wildfires including the kincaid fire insulinoma county,

its twin, voyager 1, was the first. it reached interstellar space in 2012.compare notes from both probes. the spacecrafts' data had many common features but saw some key differences on the way out.. raising questions about our sun's movement through the galaxy. nasa has discussed a follow up probe but there aren't any firm plans for new craft to follow in the voyager's footsteps. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." we'll see you next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ robert handa: hello and welcome to, "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we address a concern for all communities, hunger. and there's a way for communities all around the bay area to address the problem and help. it is time for the nbc bay area, kntv, and telemundo 48 food drive, teaming up with safeway for the feed the need, saturday, november 23. and remember, the feed the need drive continues at 166

among the dead, three mothers, six children, including 8-month-old twins. tonight the hunt for the gunmen, believed to be cartel members was the family targeted or was it a horrifying case of mistaken identity? >>> also tonight, the key witness changing his imony in the impeachment inquiry. the major reversal now confirming a quid pro quo with ukraine what he also revealed about the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani >>> the shocking surveillance the deputy caught on camera, grabbing a teen student by the neck slamming her to the ground. >> i would hope every cop in america would disagree with that type of response. >> the new fallout for that officer tonight >>> the major settlement at&t paying out millions in refunds after it was accused of misleading customers about unlimited plans. are you entitled to money back >>> millions bracing for the coldest temperatures and first snow of the season al roker tracking that >>> and the new trend among american business what would you say to a four-day workweek? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with

. >> reporter: when he and his twin brother were boys, ken burns interviewed them about their journeyerica in a 1985 documentary about the statue of liberty. the closeness of the twins evident as they talked in unison. >> then we went to -- >> our mother died, so we went to italy. then we came here. >> reporter: that closeness would follow them as they became men, both joining the armed forces and the bond on full display today as one brother watched the other brother testify. both of them now work at the white house. >> my little brother sits behind my today. our collective military service is a special part of our story in america. >> reporter: one of vindman's old bosses is retired brigadier colonel peter zwath. >> there is an aspect of him that wants to pay back this country that has given him these great opportunities as a self-made young man. he has excelled, if not exceeded, in every position that he's been in. >> reporter: but republicans pushed back hard at vindman, questioning his competence. >> your former boss, dr. hill, had concerns about your judgment and your colleagues

all of the twins were born around the same time.nd are being treated in the neonatal intensive care unit. that's a lot of babies. a lot of twins. a lot of diapers and very little sleep. >> everybody, have a great weekend. i'm christine romans. >> i'm abby phillip. "new day" starts right now. [ chanting ] >>> it's thanksgiving black friday. all the excitement is rockin' right now. >> video games, shoes, clothes. >> i'm trying to get sales. thanksgiving is the best time to go. >>> the president making an unannounced trip to afghanistan. >> there's nowhere i would rather celebrate this thanksgiving than right here. >> president trump says he thinks the taliban are ready for a cease-fire. >> the taliban wants to make a deal. we'll see if they make a deal. they do, that do. they don't, they don't. >> this is "new day," >>> we want to welcome our viewers around the world and the united states. this is friday, november 29th. 6:00. john berman is sleeping off his food coma. >> as he should. >> john avalon is with me. did you have a good tha

they can't unconscious fund of there are identical twins they're helping us with an experiment to explore the effects of illuminated screens on sleep. cultivates a book before going to sleep the kid reads a novel on her tablet. for the experimenter they each wear a fitness truck the records when there is sleep and when they're awake the data is sent to a smartphone or registered in a special. they stick to their routines for the duration of the test period one week. the display on the tablet is set to maximum brightness the question we want to answer is this will recur sleep less than carty we chose identical twins in an attempt to eliminate all other significant differences. after the 1st night cutty's up shows that she fell asleep at 11 48 pm and slept for 6 hours and 7 minutes. it turns out that she cared fell asleep 4 minutes later and slept 10 minutes less. sleep expert dr holger her pain reviews the evidence the key issue is exposure to blue light is on the lips of course short wavelength light between 470 and 480 nanometers it's registered by photo receptors in the eye one conseque

that company, krispy kreme, they were getting a lot of backlash >> they were and everybody in the twinr krispy kreme doughnuts. >> there we go including 12 bottles of wine, not for the astronauts to drink. they are going to create a space aged wine. samples from the same batch are going to be aged back on earth one year from now the bottlecoo. nbc's gadi schwartz tells us what's up with that. >> 3, 2, 1 >> reporter: it's one small step for man, one giant leap for cookie kind. now in addition to all the high-tech science experiments aboard the iss for the, astrona these two scientists >> they're delicious >> reporter: the creation can be best be described as a oven. for years most food had come straight out of a freeze dried bag. from thanksgiving. >> we have everything from turkey to candied yams to stuffing >> reporter: to pizza night. as ball of some pretty important missing ingredients. think about it, here on earth cookie dough is really just some flour, some sugar, some eggs, maybe chocolate chips. but it turns out gravity is just as crucial >> we have no idea how the cookies will

he has a twin brother who also serves on the n.s.c.? let's check him out. aww! it's so cute when twins dress alike. ( laughter ) their dramatic story is chronicled in the new kid's movie, "the president trap." ( laughter ) vindman's record is sterling. according to his opening statement, "for more than two decades, it has been my honor to serve as an officer in the united states army. i served multiple overseas tours in iraq. i was wounded in an i.e.d. attack and awarded the purple heart. the privilege of serving my country is not only rooted in my military service but also in my personal history. i sit here as a lieutenant colonel in the united states army, an immigrant." wow, that last part-- ( cheers and applause ) crazy. that last part must have come as a huge shock to donald trump. ( as trump ) "what do you mean, he's an immigrant? ( laughter ) i didn't know those came in white! you know what, he must be-- ( audience boos ) you know what? it must be some sort of "man- lania.'" ( laughter ) now, i think it's fair to say that, unlike donald trump, vindman's c

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i mean, youbeat ismo minnesota, the twin cities, are people following these hearings? >> absolutely. incredibly engaged in politics. we lead the nation in voter turnout and we' politically divided. we have one if not the onlydi ded legislature in the nation. and we're divided on impeachmenls the latest pshow not a majority for or against it. so minnesotans tend to run indepetrent. presidenp was a percentage and a half point away from winning mnnesota. he visited last month. he wants to be in contention. the polls are swing 10 points down on the presidential race. >> woodruff: so caitie switali, president trump came to south florida last night for a political rally. you were there. you went to the rally, and before i turn to you, i want to play for viewers just a bit of what the presidt had to say about the democratsho are running this impeachment process. >> they're pushing that impeachment witch hunt, and a lot of bad things are happening to them, because you see what's happening in the polls? everybody id, that's really bu (bleep (cheering) >> woodruff: so, caitie, t

bakari, by the way, a special shoutout to twins in general. nothing better than twins, right? i know what an armful it can be, literally. and you all are part of our cnn family here. bakari and ellen, your family has really grown as you've gone through this whole process with all the medical professionals who have meant so much to you over the last few months. talk about that. >> yeah, our surgeons, dr. sudan, dr. vickerman, dr. mavis at duke university. it's amazing. we're teaming up with duke university right now to start a sa sadie ellen gift fund to raise awareness about children suffering from pediatric liver disease. we realize a lot of those kids going through the same thing we were going through didn't have resources so we want them to have an opportunity as well. so while she's harassing her brother like she does every morning -- yes. i'm talking about you -- we're really thankful just as waj is, and i plan on being a live living donor as well. we are encouraging more black and brown people to be living donors. >> yes. >> and to actually check the little box on your d

in the midst of attack on the twin towers he ignored advice to shelter people in place and heeded effortsescape to safety. he did not join the evacuation. he continued to work to save lives until the tower collapsed, killing him, and hundreds more. proud to states is whose valiant bravery on one of our nation's never be ys will forgotten. . applause ] >> good evening, president trump and all of you this day of november 7th, in the year of our ord, 2019 and thank you for meeting with rick's family and i. honor a proud to american. 18 years is a long time and i honoring president for rick with presidential citizen medal. i had asked myself, and why now? this was to be. journey which the of theealed so much more and 60 or more unique, ll people along the journey touched my life, each is so able to because i was incredible bout had man in death than on the short earth.e had on thank god we were blessed by the meaningful time together. we have 200 people ere that are great women and men and i will be honoring them. rick would have wanted to be here today and we salute you all. gathered here at

up, did a search, and their younger brother is deep in business dealings with ukraine and he had a twin brother who is a targeting expert, limiting targets that we were trying to get, jihadi targets. there was a mess with all of that. people can look that up on their own. but i tried to get in on the previous guest talking about the clinton impeachment and comparing this quid pro quo, but since your guest now can speak to that since she was there, he mentioned that this was about illegality of the testimony, the fraud and lying to the court involving paula jones, and not about monica lubinski, but democrats wanted to shifted to her as if it was her and some involvement with an intern. remember, she was given a job. she had been transferred over and given a job for what she was doing to hide her, but was working in the pentagon. there is a quid pro quo that is so corrupt it is unbelievable, but you do not hear that discussed often. host: any response to that? guest: hello from little rock. i spent a lot of time from there in the 1992 campaign. i absolutely love it and visit regularly. th