this is from vogue.aki first appeared in the press briefing room there was a collective swoon, she had a mixture of warmth, humor, intelligence and edge. are you surprised at this? [laughter] jillian: are you going to say something else? >> yeah. even psaki probably read that and say hey that's laying it on a little thick, can't you think. vogue came out 31 years ago, that freaks me out from an age perspective. sarah huckabee sanders, kayleigh mcenany, melania trump, all shunned. they are afraid that the boycotts that will come that will never materialize. jillian: i'm not offended by glowing articles about women in high positions doing a great job in their roles but be fair and do it for every administration. that's the key. >> try to be a little consistent, right. that's all i think anybody wants at this point. at this point. todd: also, melania was a model. model. vogue is a fashion magazine. i don't know, maybe marry those two. jillian: maybe they'll do an article on joe. todd: i think they should. t

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i am doing a photo shoot for vogue and then "vanity fair," "teen vogue." then baby vogue. if you need to speak to someone, press 1 for the catering department. >> what the hell is going on here? >> i am brian stelter. i'm currently out once. please leave a message. any ideas for dessert. press 1 for flynn flintstone. >> yabba dabba doo! >> greg: fitting. think about it. as we watched aris walls into power, what were we doing? we obsessed over white supremacist and january 6th with our commander-in-chief yelling, never mind the bin laden look like with the rocket launcher. it's the white guy wearing face paint and a viking hat we've got to eliminate. check out this graphic about potential terror threats from the dhs. it has aged as well as steven taylor space. you wonder why kabul fell faster than joe biden walking up a flight of stairs, how about viewing opposition to mask mandates is the same threat as terrorists. talk about making all threats relative including your relatives. yeah, your aunt who wants election transparency is no different than people who flew planes int

vogue magazine said jen psaki is good at mending fences, don't call her nice, quote, it's like nails she says really, you can't think of a better description? the word is sexist and a little disparaging. she says it's also this desire to put people in a box. jillian: i'm not -- carley: gillian, she says -- jillian, she says sometimes she's friendly, joyful or tough, so calling her nice puts her in a box. i think calling someone nice is just nice. i think we're in the majority opinion here. todd: as a guy, if a girl's nice, you know, you're like okay, i'll date a girl that's nice. she won't be nice when you mary her, -- marry her, i guarantee. carley: sounds like you need a couch and a therapist right now. todd: no, no, no, i love you, amanda. carley: you want to lie down? todd: you become tough, you become stern, you become a problem solver, all that other of stuff when you get married. in the beginning it's just like oh, she's nice. carley: yeah. jillian: that's something i was not expecting. carley: bottom line, it's okay to call someone nice. jillian: amanda, we're sorry. a far le

and then they brought in a vogueing specialist called thomas matos, i think is his surname.incredibly fun day. >> stephen: are you tempted to break that out at a wedding some time soon? >> i don't think i'll be doing that. it's one of those moments that will live in my memory of set and on screen. but i don't think-- i don't think i can pull those moves off not wearing that outfit, yeah. >> stephen: make it work. make it work. this is, as you already know, of course, but this is the 20th-- this year is the 20th anniversary of the harry potter films being released. ( cheers and applause ). and you were-- and you were 11 when it started. and i'm just wondering now as you look back over the last 20 years, do you marvel at the extraordinary cast you were part of? you know, maggie smith and richard harris alan rickman and those people. what did you think then and what do you think now? > now i'm aware of who they are in a much more significant way than i was when i was nine or 10. you know, i met maggie smith when i was nine for the first time. she was-- i did david copperfield -

that was a phrase that was in vogue especially when they won the world series a couple of years ago at washington national park in washington, d.c. gomes got a infield hit in the second and hit a double, really helped create that two-run fourth inning run. former marlin marte drove in a run and stole a run himself. gomgs with a pop fly. lamontewade jr. two down. those are the trade deadline acquisitions no washington. and center fielder from miami. giants thought they were done with all of those guys. >> jon: 3-1. josh harrison is on deck. there is bryant who will lead off in the ninth inning. then crawford and then dickerson, the dh. walk. well, giants are a team that walk a lot but also a team that does not give up many walks. >> javier: especially that bullpen. they have done a great job. throwing the ball over the plate. they have struggled just a few times tonight, but, overall, the whole season, they have been doing a good job out of the bullpen. >> jon: oakland is another team that gets a lot of walks. ability to get walks, ninth in the majors and giants eighth. harrison to craw

greta thurnburg is on the cover of vogue. sheit aims to be carbo n neutral. >>> good afternoon to you. we are looking at temperatures on the rise. we are warming up this afternoon. a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. there we go. a live look at san francisco with clear skies. right now in the city looking at 68 degrees. 70 in oakland and looking at mid-70s san jose, santa rosa, low 80's for concord and livermore. we will continue to watch the temperatures climb through the day today. sunshine as we look to the afternoon. above normal daytime highs. we will continue to heat it up as we look to the rest of the week and monsoon moisture and instability that is a possibility as you look ahead to wednesday and for thursday. good to moderate air quality as we go through the next several days. rights now the air quality in e cast and then sunshine. tonight into tomorrow morning. just a few clouds along the coast. as we go through wednesday night, we are talking about that monsoon moisture. i think some of this just painting

where does "vogue" think you're going to go on vacation dressed like this, motley crue's tour bus? laughter ] anna nicole smith's memorial service? [ laughter ] [ groans ] too soon? too late? too middle? some of these headlines are just hurtful. "guess which former snl cast members still wet the bed?" [ laughter ] i don't still wet the bed. i just started wetting the bed. [ laughter ] that's not a story. "10 celebrities whose penises were mangled by farm machinery." [ laughter ] how about "10 celebrities wearing that sweater still"? "time was not kind to these women." [ laughter ] rude. "10 signs that your kidneys aren't working properly." [ laughter ] me again? "heidi klum's best halloween costumes." [ laughter ] "we were shocked to learn who visited jeffrey epstein in prison." that's me. boy. "you won't believe what the monkey from 'the hangover' looks like now." [ laughter ] [ applause ] all right. we've got a good show for you guys. my former lovely "snl" castmate molly shannon is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got 20-year-old tiktok sensation addison rae who's not a big m

when it comes to "vogue" magazine, no bigger issue than the september issue.d cover. but this year, one model is making history. aerial nicholsson became the first transgender model to be on the cover of "vogue." she wrote, to have the opportunity to participant in the shifting landscape of a fashion is a dream come true. we are glad to see it. congratulations. that wraps it up for this hour. i'm joe fryer. thanks for watching. "politicsnation" with the reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> good evening and welcome to "politicsnation." we begin with some breaking news as nbc news has confirmed the last major northern city in afghanistan has fallen to taliban control. meanwhile, hundreds of afghan civilians are heading to the airport in kabul in an attempt to flee the country. president biden just announcing that 5,000 u.s. troops will be deployed to keep afghanistan from sliding into utter chaos as the taliban nears a complete takeover of the country. we'll keep you posted throughout the hour with the developments. >>> also, we keep an eye on haiti, rocke

so when she debuted a more grown-up look for british "vogue," she set the internet ablaze.agram followers, setting the record for fastest post to reach 1 million likes. the cover of the magazine revealing eilish's self-empowering reinvention, showing your body or showing your skin, or not, should not take away any respect for you. the star's next move, starting early next year hitting the road again for a global tour. "the arena" tour, what should we expect to see? >> it's going to be crazy. the energy is going to be through the roof. i really can't wait. it's going to be the most fun in the world. >> reporter: billie eilish, pop superstar, role model, activist. now add one more jewel to her crown. you are now technically, because this is on disney plus, a disney cartoon. is that accurate? >> oh! good one. i guess i am. that's pretty cool. >> our thanks to will. >>> up next, the american heroes finally receiving their longtime overdue recognition. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4

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over the last few years, the relatively cheap to run and use electricity so perfectly in vogue with the current focus on renewable energy. although russia is a relatively low lead boomer in the market of shareable electric scooter, this service has spread rapidly across the country where the number of users doubling since the beginning of the pandemic, as more people are being encouraged to use. and to visual means the transfer. it's also become an all time favorite among all kinds of still every company. yet not everyone is so keen on them. the british government, his band excuses from public road, saying that can only be used on private land. it is not currently possible to get appropriate insurance for privately owned e scooters, meaning it is legal to use them on the road or in public spaces. despite protective measures, up 220-0000 accidents involving excuses are protected to occur by the end the here . there are also concerns around the impact that you're having on vulnerable people in society, especially the visually impaired leaving me to wonder exactly. well understand the ques

she made the claims during interview to vogue magazine, saying she felt she was being picked upon during news briefings. ocoee, the russian state funded news network last campaign to cast an airhead publishing a list of what it called jim, perfect ease, most embarrassing fails. she would mock the broom as herself and tease the asi reporters when they needled her during press briefings. over the last, saki said it was a good preparation for later rolls, and even became fun towards the end of a time at the state department, his up, some photos of up saki inaction. you know, there are, there are, there are flow of gas, natural gas, i should say, that go through from western europe through pain crane to russia and we are, i'm sorry. do you have any problem with the way he put it? i think i'd point you to them and i just stated that wouldn't be the way that we would. we would state it from here. we wouldn't, we wouldn't state it in those say, why says joe biden advice key of to take such action, nor was it just a coincidence, think you're simply restating of farming for a lot of claims from y

over the last few years, the relatively cheap to run and use electricity so perfectly in vogue with the current focus on renewable energy. although russia is a relatively low lead boomer in the market of shareable electric scooter, this service has spread rapidly across the country where the number of users doubling since the beginning of the pandemic, as more people are being encouraged to use. and the visual means of transfer it, it's also become an all time favorite among all kinds of delivery companies. these goodrich, i available for rand, for a number of different smartphone apps and can be found pretty much on average 3 corner. yes, not everyone is so keen on the british government, his band excuses from public roads saying they can only be used on private land. it is not currently possible to get appropriate insurance for privately owned e scooters. meaning it is legal to use them on the road or in public spaces. it is legal to use and excuse her. on private land, with the permission of the landowner, prince specific companies on the road. the spart protective measures up 220-00

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there is a term that is coming into vogue and i want your reaction to this.hen describing hispanics people use this term. >> more than 60% of latin x americans. >> black and latin x residents. >> hard as well to get vaccinated. >> in certain parties use this term it sounded a little bit different. >> after graduation, it is holding ceremonies for native asian, latin x and black students at the end of april. >> what is next? most hispanic americans agree with me. >> in a gallup poll finds 38% of hispanics prefer the term hispanic or latino. it was exotic. i don't know what i was thinking. >> we don't have italian x or caucasian x, why do we have latin x? >> liberals always screw it up. with the last thing? >> before we go, we have a freestyle alert. >> there are you? come here. >> places that offered the 100,000 -- $100 -- that would be really good. i would go back and get vaccinated three times. all kidding aside, offering hundred dollars to get vaccination. i've seen an uptick of 25% daily vaccination rates. >> the pandemic, the nih community -- i stumbled o

he was tied up doing a photo shoot for "teen vogue." our loss. so we have to go with his previous statement. when large groups of maskless people without vaccine passports gather in one place, it's a grave danger to america. but only when those people ride harley-davidsons. sunday fauci scolded bikers gathering in sturgis, south dakota. these people are dangerous, tony fauci told us. some went to community college and there's some that didn't go at all. you should be worried. it's exactly what he told us last year about the sturgis rally that many would die. so we checked because numbers are important on a news show. did that happen? whatever to last year's sturgis? turned out almost 500,000 people went. 450,000. in the end, fewer than 0.1% of them got covid. so no, millions did not die. it was fine. tony fauci did not change his guidance. he's not deterred by his own bigotry and stupid predictions. so here he was warning us a again about the perils of sturgis. >> well, i'm very concerned, chuck that we're going to see another surge related to th

time for morning buzz, vogue's double standard fashion magazine featuring a glowing article about whiteny, of course, first lady melania trump. dagen: badge of honor not to be featured in this rag this magazine has done more to perpetuate uncontainable standard of beauty for women over decades. to perpetuate this false need to spend all money that you earn, on hideous clothing, quite frankly. it is a joke. so all these women aren't featured in it, bless you. maria: liz i mean just such a double standard i mean melania trump was a modeled at one point, first lady and really got snubbed by vogue and all these fashion magazines, now going all-in first, you know right after president biden was inaugurated first cover story was first lady jilled by the rudeness showing melania trump stunningly beautiful woman be ahead of with such dignity under constant attack four years is stunning, what can you say? they have to write wonderful things about jen psaki the face of the biden administration you have a president who cannot speak on his own who is not allowed by the press people surrounding him

that has sent hedge funds, as of a year ago, completely out of vogue. we had seen arise when it comes to hedge funds but that seems to be turning because it seems like they are hard again. according to that data tracker, we seen a record -- shery: it's a lot of money. haidi: they've stopped accepting new money. essentially closing up shop to new money because there had been so much demand. shery: we are watching what happens on the geopolitical front because president biden is sticking to his deadline of august 31 to have afghanistan it evacuated. president biden saying they are on pace to finish the evacuation, rebuffing calls from g-7 allies to extend the timeline. vice president, harris in southeast asia right now. she had to field a lot of questions about the afghanistan situation. she had to leave singapore more than three hours late because of concerns about an anomalous health incident in hanoi. that was the next destination. this seems to be code for the havana syndrome, when u.s. officials or diplomats have heard strange sounds and have fallen

mentioned earlier the bitcoin rebound appeared these predictions of 100,000 are apparently back in voguesu: you have to look at where bitcoin has come from a couple months ago when it was counted out. it has lured back some 50% from recent locust -- recent lows. calls for it to go to the moon and to 200,000 by the end of the year are back. we have seen the fastest 21 day advance for bitcoin since february. many investors are seeing this as positive news given the increased scrutiny and concerns about environmental usage. one of followers says it is clearing up a lot of confusion. there is no longer a view this is an esoteric corner of finance. amc said they are going to consider taking cryptocurrency for popcorn and movie tickets. there is also a view that if you track the percentage increase we have seen in ethereum, you could still get to 100,000. shery: interesting this is the reaction on the date infrastructure passes and you could have more tech requirements. su keenan with the latest on all things crypto. let's get to the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: russia has opened

he was too busy, he's a science not into publicity, tied up doing other photo shoots 14 vogue. loss. what's going to have to go with tony fauci's previous statements? here's what we learned that when large groups of massless people without passports gather in one place, it's a grave danger to america. but only when those people ride harley-davidson's. but on sunday fauci's gold bikers gathering for the annual event in sturgis south dakota. these people are dangerous. some of them went to community college literally and some we didn't go at all. you should be worried. pretty much what he told us last year, that many would die. we checked because numbers are important on a news show, did that happen? what happened to last years 'sturgis. half a million people went, four to 50,000. in the end and the viewer than 0.1% of them got. millions did not die, it was fine. he is not deterred by his own bigotry and stupid predictions. here he was the other day warning us once again about the perils of charges. >> i'm very concerned that we are going to see another surget related to that ral

what they back in vogue? taylor: they are back. i just had a report from vander research, three minutes go in my inbox. a.m.c. one of the most actively traded yesterday. tom: do we check that box, lisa? lisa: we checked it. tom: checked the box. ferro never would have done that. lisa: no. tom: where are we here? futures flat. dow futures up five. the vix 17.35. the dollar was a little bit of stability. 73 on d.x.y. this is bloomberg. ritika: president biden is sticking to his plan to remove all u.s. troops from afghanistan by august 31. he's ordered his national security team to come up with contingency plans if he decides that a delay is necessary. the president says that complete the u.s. mission by the deadline depends on the taliban continuing to cooperate and allowing access to the airport for those the u.s. is evacuating. $3.5 trillion budget resolution president biden will approve the resolution without voting on t house speaker nancy pelosi avoiding a shutdown and used a procedural maneuver that deemed it passed once the ho

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revenue models depend on which they go with there's a lot of trading going on, and it's become very vogueo the game traders are great when the market is going up, but if the market cracks in a big way, a lot of those less experienced traders who are first-timers are going to yank that are money out, i would think. >> there's been one estimate 10 million new investors. that's the same level we saw last year, so it has been nothing but a bull market since a lot of these traders got in. i think that is one big risk, how do people react, though analysts say the line is now higher, they won't go back to pre-pandemic levels. >> a bull market makes geniuses of us all. appreciate it. >>> john paulson has a new call. he made billions of dollars betting against subprime mortgages in 2008. he says he's buying gold and a number of energy stocks. he's owned a big position in a number of goldminers, includin nova gold resore, perpetual resources, ashouldn't, barrick gold, he added that cryptocurrencies are a bubble that will eventually prove to be worthless. he made the comments about david reuben stee

featured on the cover of "vanity fair" in 2020 and even shot this tutorial for "vogue" on her beautygo right in. i start in the low risk zone, actually. and again, i start small and i start working my way out. >> you don't usually see politicians this way. >> the laser on. and i'm ready to seize the day. >> sometimes take heat for your celebrity status, for being glamorous. >> you came straight out of the tri-state area. this runway look. i love it. >> one thing you said that really struck me is femininity has power. what do you mean by that? >> i think, especially when it comes to women in politics, you're always being picked apart for even the very small aesthetic decisions that you make. and i think it is because femininity has a tremendous amount of power and influence. i think that there is just as much power in femininity as there is in masculinity. >> you embrace the power. >> yeah. >> how do you use the power of femininity as you describe it? >> i think that, and this is not just in politics, but in our society, in our economy, in our work lives, we're really taught to shy aw

that everything should be off limits which by the way the lady from axios got fired from her job at vogue from when she was 17, that is outrageous. i said so publicly that she should not have h left that job and should not have put out the weekk need statement as well. i was 17 years old and take a hike. but i do think there are only two choices. with that tactic to destroy those who are in my audience or my staff with no pushback at all. or to do it in a way where we highlight they are not authoritative they are in glass houses and should not be casting stones we are just pointing out that they are massive hypocrites. it is a tough call and we take a case-by-case and there are many cases that have come up coming across my desk i have it run with because i do think it's too much of the cheap shot it seems like the right decision. >> what is the emerson collective and why should consumers of media be aware? >> it is an amazing story thank you for asking. one of the most fascinating characters and someone i knew almost nothing about which is relevant to this. the widow of steve jobs the gen

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jen psaki said please don't call her nice in the vogue interview.t. ainsley: very nice at home. steve: i think it's going to be a nice day and it's the second hour of "fox & friends" and we start right now with this. in just a couple of hours. the u.s. senate is expected to pass the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill following months of haggling are. ainsley: democrat are already shifting their attention to pushing through that massive multitrillion dollars budget plan without any republican support. brian: it's such an in your space. lauren blanchard joins us from washington with more. lauren, tell us what we know in the 2700 pages. >> it's a really long bill. good morning, brian, ainsley, steve. the vote is set for 11:00 a.m. eastern. just a few hours from now. we expect things to be wrapped up by noon. we believe about 20 republicans will help democrats pass the roughly $1 trillion infrastructure bill. in it, $550 billion in new spending for bridges and roads. the electrical grid, railways broadband internet and public transit and electri

in uniform and out of uniform, military and civilian who have given the last full measure of stke vogues. devotion. >> at the. thank you. may god bless you all, god bless those troops standing watch for america. we have so much to do, it's within our capacity to do it. we just have to remain steadfast. steadfast. we will complete our mission. we will continue. after our troops are with drawn to find means which we can find any american who wishes to get out of afghanistan. we will find them. we will get them out. ladies and gentlemen, they gave me a list here. the first person i was instructed to call on is kelly o'donnell of nbc. >> mr. president, you have said leaving afghanistan is in the national interest of the united states. after today's attack do you believe you will authorize additional forces to respond to the attack inside afghanistan? are you prepared to add additional forces to protect the americans who remain on the ground carrying out the evacuation operation? >> i have instructed the military, whatever they need, if they need additional force i will grant it. but the mili

than they have in the past >> yeah, and do we know what kinds of schools are big state schools in vogueluding room and board right now, jenny 80,000s. what kind are they applying to. >> what we found is it's the schools with the large brand names which includes large public flagship institutions in addition to some of the more well-known and highly selected private institutions so that seems to be where students are looking. largely that's because they haven't been able to do a regular college search like people have done in the past >> how much of a gap, a lag -- i use should the word gap. they did not want to go, freshmen because they didn't want togo through the covid lockdown experience. how much of a logjam, if any, do we have, jenny, from that one year period? >> i think that actually had a bigger impact last year and it was at just some -- very few of the most highly considered institutions that had gap years. i don't thinks that's been the case this year seniors won't have to contend with that like they did last year at the very few highly selected institutions that that impacte

that tells me that momentum plays are really en vogue. francine: thanks so much. joining us now is bloomberg intelligence chief u.s. interest rate strategist, ira. ira: ultimately, this is curve steepening. it means that the two to five year sector is going to hold in pretty well because the chair was unambiguous about his dovishness and the dovishness and risks to an early hike. i think that we are going to see some of the stops pushed out over the next couple of fed meetings and this completely solidifies argue that they will taper in november and basically be on hold for a year or more after they finish tapering next summer. alix: what does that mean in terms of volatility? where is positioning from that? it does feel like they are forecasting is clearly. walk us through that. ira: i think the volatility does not come until they actually start tapering. you have people like jim bullard come out today before chair powell spoke and saying this is priced in the markets. i think what people who think that this is completely priced by every market, what they are mis

attorneys ♪ call one eight hundred,est resul eight million ♪ you know the fake popular is them that is vogueer hairs, richard was the real deal. cook he was a union man. he'd gotten to get a law degree and worked for time washington. at the age of 33 he was sworn in as the president of the united mineworkers, he administered -- he served as president for 13 years and in 2011, he was asked about -- as a big shot washington. lawyer said, quote, i had developed a vision of what the union could, be what it should, be but the labor movement could be. you see the union with all its blemishes and yet you see that it's still the best vehicle there is for social change. he became the -- representing millions of workers. the war on organized labor was intense. we saw sustained attempts by forces to pry away white working people from the democratic party, over issues of race. in a fiery speech, richard trumka he was in unflinching in his response. >> this time is a dying town. there is no judge here. our kids are moving away because there is no future here. and here is a man barack obama is going to fi

million plus deal in the hamptons, $50 million deal in the city i think trophy properties are more in vogueore a decade ago you heard $100 million deal, your head would explode. now they're happening all over the country at a crazy curve i think buyers want the best now. and they're seeking the best we're hoping that more apex properties come to market because there's definitely an increased demand for that. i genuinely think we are on the edge of sort of unknown territory as it relates to super luxury and how consumers will be acting with these types of assets in the future >> quick question, cody. since you have a front lines window into all of this, we've seen these huge residential towers going up in manhattan there's plenty of people buying like you're describing even as return to work is not happening. it's being delayed people's offices are moving elsewhere. is manhattan going to turn into like a bedroom community >> i don't think so. i think you have people who are die hard manhattan that's where their lives are, where their kids are during the pandemic we looked for arbitrage. we h

cybersecurity, but is there any real way to stop all the recent hack attacks >>> mean stock madness back in vogue as amc, game stop and the like all look to add to a late session surge yesterday. >>> deals in d.c., house democrats breaking a stalemate over president biden's more than $3 trillion new spending plan. >>> goldman sachs throwing down the hammer when it comes to covid vaccinations at its american offices grab some meatballs and maybe go get a screwdriver because ikea may be making one of its biggest store changes ever it's all happening on this wednesday, august 25th, and this is "worldwide exchange." ♪ >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening and welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching, i am brian sullivan, good wednesday morning let's get right to it, see if this record-breaking rally will roll on today. and right now it looks like it will, futures they are higher again, not by much, but they are in the green, dow futures up an entire 5 we are watching big tech, the nasdaq, futures up 20 points, right now again more than the dow. you know, we are coming off mor

a leading voice on women's rights for over a decade and including the new york times, cnn abc teen vogue in the washington post she's the author of this book feminist young, black and many others him this last week and is also available, check it out or swing by the bookstore this weekend to purchase your copy. courtney martin she is in a cohousing community, popular newsletter and speaks wind that conferences throughout the country. she's also the cofounder of the solution journalism in the chapter of integrated schools. of course courtney's move for this evening is titled for my daughters will take this from chris christie rights riding with equal passion and courtney morgan of the more contradictions of elite parenting jennifer case and in school choice, of how to chart and her daughter in their neighborhood this is a model in our society needs and the messy of the power. the last couple of things, if you have a question for courtney at any point use the but nothing bought above the screen and we want to hear from you so ask at any point we will get to them at the end of the program.

. >>> for all the fake populism that's very in vogue right now, particularly among the real estate fail heirs, richard trumka was the real deal. grew up in a working class family, a third generation coal miner. his grandfather was a union man, his father was a union man. he put himself through college working shifts at the mine. he'd go on to get a law degree and work for a time in washington. at the age of 33, he was sworn in as president of the united mine workers, and the oath of office administered by his dad. he would serve as president for 13 years. in 2011 in a profile in "esquire" he was asked about returning to his mining roots after a brief stingt as a washington lawyer. he said, quote, i developed a vision of what the union could be, what it should be, what the labor movement could be. you see the union with all its blemishes and still able to say it's the best vehicle there is for social change. it wasn't long before he became secretary-treasurer of the afl-cio, a group of labor unions representing millions of workers. during his tenure as secretary, the war on organized lab

the number two video was johnny cash's hurt followed by madonna's vogue. drew. >> i mean, i love beyonce so this is not striking me as unusual that album is amazing. it's a visual album. and that's a huge thing a few years ago. i would put up there, i think lady gaga recently in the past decade has iconic videos. and i think bad romance is one of the most iconic she put out. >> yeah. i think beyonce video is terrific. i watched it before coming on here again to make sure i was familiar with it. but i had seen clips and it's great. i am going still say, and i am old, but i am going to say thriller is my favorite. >> oh. >> i was thinking that also. >> the production value and it was so ground breaking at the time. and it still heads up. i still sentimental favorite. >> did we enter a video from the four at four. >> we should. >> i mean. >> there's not a the love music in that but it. >> we could sing. you want to sing. >> dan has his own band come on. >> we will get on this. eat beat beyonce. >> next dan, you will single handedly take down beyonce. >>> no o

i mean, she did a tutorial for "vogue" magazine, where she did her whole beauty routine, including heron is because, for the most part, women conform to the idea of male power, and that's the argument that she was making and it's not even something that ever occurred to me. and i think it's generational. and -- and it's very unique to her, which is part of the conversation that i thought was so interesting >> seth: well, it's always interesting talking to you i really do appreciate you making the trip in person. >> i'm so glad to be here. >> seth: and hopefully we'll see you soon >> yeah. thank you. >> seth: you guys, "state of the union" airs sundays at 9:00 a.m. and noon on cnn. we'll be right back with music from ben platt ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. on