williamson: thank you. this is an extraordinary experience, and i am aware, particularly as a woman, that we can't do this everywhere. i am aware that if i said the fraction of things that i sometimes say and critique our governmental policy that there are countries where i might be taken off to prison, even tortured. so i am not only very aware of right we have to say what we think, but at this point in our history, we need to remember that we have a profound responsibility to say what we think. i am running for president because i think some things need to be said, and the things that i think needs to be said are what everybody i know is paying. i believe our politics itself is not a conduit for the energies that we need to be expressing in order to move to the next phase of our history. our politics is stuck somewhere in the 20th century. our hearts are in the 21st century, but our politics needs to become more aligned with where we are as people. i don't see a problem with the american people. i think w

williamson: thank you. democratic candidate marianne williamson yesterday at the iowa state fair, nine candidates there today. our live coverage continues on this saturday, and a live drone view of the fairgrounds outside downtown des moines, iowa. to 1854, ites back is one of the oldest and largest state fairs with well over one million people expected to attend by the time the fair wraps up in one week and one day. a treat from our colleague who covers capitol hill, regarding the news of jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide, he was found unresponsive this morning. the attorney general says, i am appalled to learn jeffrey epstein was found dead this morning from apparent suicide while in federal custody. mr. epstein's death raises serious questions. he goes on to say, an addition to the fbi investigation, i have consulted with the inspector general, who is opening an investigation. that from the attorney general. a reminder, we are back tomorrow morning on the bus on c-span's washington journal. among the gu

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>> and williamson says that the u.s. should have a department of peace instead of spending so much on weapons of war. >> i love her message, i love what she represents. a department of peace, how many people talk about that? it's fantastic. >> others say williamson cut their attention in the last debate and has inspired them to pay attention to politics in a way other democrats have not. >> i actually didn't vote in the last election, but i do plan to vote in this one.>> williamson says of the two candidates have exited the race, she has no intention of dropping out.>> if you were me, and you just at the experience i had, would you drop out? feel. >> a lot of people heard williamson's call for campaign donations and pulled out their wallets. her campaign tells me she has about 125,000 donors, she needs 130,000 to cross that threshold to the september debate. she will also need to get support in at least four poles, so far she does not have that, but she is hopeful and she is planning to be back here in san francisco next

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it's time for "marianne williamson or dumbledore." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ marianne williamson or dumbledorey: all right, so here's how this works i'm going to read you guys a a real quote and you have to tell me if it's from a -- the quote is from the 2020 democratic candidate, marianne williamson. or a quote from hogwarts headmaster albus dumbledore. you pick the real one, you get a chocolate frog you get it wrong, you'll get a a bag of dirt-flavored bertie botts jelly beans [ light laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play the game. [ cheers ] it's fun there you go thanks you can hold this. what's your name where are you from >> my name is caris. i live in new jersey right now >> jimmy: cool well, welcome. here's your quote right here it says, "until we have seen someone's darkness, we don't really know who they are." is that a quote from marianne williamson or dumbledore >> dumbledore. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah, sorry. >> oh, man >> jimmy: that is marianne williamson. [ sad trombone ] [ laughter ] here is your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. enjoy. [ applause ] what's you

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randi kaye is looking at williamson's past statements on depression and vaccines.e is randi's report. >> i've lived through periods of time by any means today would be called clinical depression but even that's a scam. all it means somebody in a clinic said it. there is no blood test. >> reporter: marianne williamson last year suggesting clinical depression isn't a real thing. she verecently told "the new yo times" she regretted saying that suggesting her issue is not the use of anti-depressants but the over prescribing of them. last night on this program she again tried the explain. >> we have over the last few years taken this kind of cheap yellow smiley face, put it over emotion like happy, happy, happy. we have lost our sense there are times when sadness is part of life. >> reporter: in public posts, williamson suggested without evidence that antidepressants may be harmful and lead to suicide. the day designer kate spade took her life, williamson blamed antidepressants and after actor robin williams' death, the truth about antidepressions, helpful for some, hur

those who did google williamson found some interesting stuff, for instance, williamson has controversial orwell's last words, "hi, i'm george orwell. i died of tuberculosis when i was 46, and i really wish there'd been a vaccine for it." ( cheers and applause ) plus-- that is double-plus-good. that joke is double-plus-good. plus, in her book, "return to love," williamson wrote, "aids can be thought of as "angels-in- darth vader-suits." and told people with the disease to "imagine the aids virus as darth vader, then unzip his suit to allow an angel to emerge." do you mean this angel? here's a pro tip for anybody out there seeking medical advice: "this is not the cure you're looking for." ( applause ) so, so there are a lot of kooky things about marianne williamson's past, but these days, she's trying to appear more polished and pragmatic. let's see how that worked out for this child reporter after last night's debate. >> do you have a pet? >> do i have a pet? i had a cat, and the cat died. >> stephen: "yes, yes, johnny, because you see, we're all going to die-- you, me, your grandma-- and

at is williamson isn't higher.you have a stage full of weirdo crack pots. you want to go to the one who is most of entertaining. she is having her own focus group. you are right. they are weird. and also i think people are casting the campaign in their head. who do you want to see up against trump. i think a marianne-donald trump matchup would be the greatest. greg: it could be the greatest election in history. >> it's the only one that will end with two opponents make out. greg: they will marry and he'll say i will be the president and you will be the vice president. and they will be in a movie. what you eat bernie's back, kat? kat: funny, for money. honestly i am confused by all these candidates polling at zero and they are staying tonight like i'm going to make this work. i once dated a guy for two years being like, i am going to make this work even though he very clearly did not like me. i call it the okay babe, can i come over. he said you can't come here when my roommates are home because i don't want them to

be mac williamson says the u.s. should have a department of peace instead of spending so much on weapons of war. some in the crowd were longtime fans, coming with her books to have signed. >> i just love her message, i love what she represents. >> others say williamson caught their attention in the last debate and has inspired them to pay attention to politics in a way other democrats have not. >> i've never been inspired by politics, and i'm inspired to listen to her and to actually start to be an activist and it make a difference. i didn't vote in the last election but i do plan to vote in this one. >> williamson says although two candidates have exited the race, she has no intention of dropping out.>> right now we almost have the donors that will get us to that 130,000 mark, and the polls will be coming out in the next few days. and if you were me, and you just had the experience you had, would you drop out? >> so you are in it for the entirety? >> i'm feeling heard. be mac williamson's campaign says she needs ju

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so far marianne williamson does not have the polling numbers or the donors. but kpix 5's christin ayers shows that she does have a lot of support in oakland. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of people turned out to this oakland church to see a presidential candidate who is not for her best-selling books, but is still fighting to be taken seriously in the political arena. in auditorium soulful, people sat on the floor of oakland east bay church of religious science. they welcome presidential candidate marianne williamson like a rockstar. >> there's no place i'd rather be than oakland. i feel understood here. >> reporter: being understood is something williamson has struggled with on a national stage. >> this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country. >> reporter: but at the last presidential debate she seemed to find her voice with the proposed policy on reparations for descendents of slaves. >> it's $500 billion, $200-$500 billion' payment of a debt that is owed. that is what reparations is. >> reporter: t

please welcome marianne williamson!ers and applause ) ♪ welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> trevor: it is an absolute pleasure having you on, especially considering your journey in this race. when your name was first announced, it was oprah's spiritual advisor, and i remember being like, i'm sorry, what? ( laughter ) and then when the debates came around, you were standing on the stage, and you are a spiritual person, you are somebody who speaks, you know, in larger ideas than just what is happening. it seemed like you were out of your depth. after the second debate, though, you were the most googled name in i think 49 states and all of a sudden people went from marianne williamson the joke to, huh, maybe she says a few things we like, maybe she's got a plan. why do you think you're connecting with so many people who first thought that you were a joke. >> first of all, even if you look at the first debate, the substance of my words were as serious as any substance on that debate stage. it was

defeat donald trump. >> stephen: ( as williamson ) "we have to defeat the dark lord sauron.the lidless eye. ash nazg thrakatuluk agh burzum- ishi krimpatul!" ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: woooo! >> stephen: thank you, you know what i'm talking about. you know what i'm talking about. hickenlooper hicken-closed this way: >> what a night. i've loved it. >> stephen: that makes one of us. and no sooner had the debate ended when cnn put up a countdown clock to tomorrow night's debates. that's either the time until the next debate or how long tim ryan is going to spend fantasizing about your after-work shower. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. jeff daniels is here. but when we return "meanwhile." maybe? ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) (sprintern) did you know you can switch to sprint and get both our unlimited plan and the brilliant iphone xr included? (paul) go on. (sprintern) for just $35 per month. (paul) go on. (sprintern) and it has a longer lasting battery life. (paul) go on. (sprintern) and well that's it. it's that simple. (paul) it sure is. fo

. >>> democratic presidential candidate marrian williamson campaigning in the bay area. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2 on this friday, august 16th. i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. >>> it's going to be a warm one and temperatures will be falling off 5 to 10 degrees for the afternoon today. giving you a live look at a dark start over the city of san francisco. waking up with partly cloudy skies at the coast and mostly clear elsewhere. and temperatures are off to a mild start. we're talking 60s and a few low 70s out there. giving you a view of the numbers. 61 outside our doors over santa rosa. and as we look to san francisco, 62. the inner east bay at 67. brentwood this morning, 72 to start your day as well as san jose. so a mild one. temperatures within a few degrees of the second part we h relief coming our way. the on shore breeze at fairfield is 15. it should pick up a little bit later. we have a north breeze over areas like oakland. getting into the fog and cloud forecast.

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marian williamson joins me now. thanks so much for joining us.ciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> you're definitely getting more scrutiny now. that's part of the process. i want to ask you about some of the statements that you've made about vaccinations and antidepressants because that's been coming out. you've often brought up very legitimate concerns about doctors overprescribing antidepressants and other drugs. you brought up concerns, which are legitimate, about aggressive marketing by big pharmaceutical companies and possible harmful side effects of antidepressant drugs. to me there is also legitimate concerns to raise. i've never heard you express the real concern for the stigma surrounding depression, and i know there are some people who say that you're actually contributing to that stigma by repeatedly saying that antidepressant drugs -- you've used the word numb or mask you. isn't the fact that depression numbs you and masks you while some drugs have dangers and side effects, not all drugs numb you or mask you and telling a

marianne williamson is a spiritual geyser. she's not a doctor, but she's out there on national television talking about these things on twitter, on social media. and so it's so important that we actually get to the facts here and not just her views and her feelings about medicine and things that have actual life or death consequences. >> joe, donald trump wasn't an expert in public health or mental health or health care policy and what he did and in part what allowed him to win is that he sort of appealed to people's feelings. and their gut, you know, that's what he speaks to. and so does she. she does that too. and a lot of people respond to that. you know, when she talks about the crisis of the soul and how people are being treated for their sadness. she's not talking about how antidepressants also save lives. but that's -- her appeal is similar in the way that donald trump's was. >> yeah. and listen, talking about spirituality and the crisis of the soul i think does have an appeal to people. but i think she and anderson did

. >> what we're learn this morning about marianne williamson and why some pundits are calling her thequote, liberal donald trump. test test omach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. (flight attendants) ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps. ♪ never give up on a good thing ♪ ♪ never give up on a good thing ♪ >>> all right, never give up, a >> now as virtual political unknown she's hoping it might propel her straight into the oval office. here is marci gonzalez. >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. the racism, the bigotry, and the entire conversation that we're having here tonight. >> reporter: she spoke for just under nine minutes, roughly half of the air time given to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. but still, marianne williamson put her stamp on the second democratic debate. >> i almost wonder why you're democrats, you seem to think there's something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people. >> reporter: her message

you just think like everyone else." ( laughter ) ( as williamson ) "in los angeles, i am not crazy. i'm just a woman, standing on a street corner, asking if anyone knows where i can buy some organic placenta capsules. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and so it is." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) has to be quiet because you have to murmur it. >> jon: have to murmur. >> stephen: have to murmur it. very few punch lines in this job that you murmur. then there's also news about vermont senator and man pointing to where the squirrels got into the airshaft-- ( laughter ) bernie sanders. big celebrity endorsements, perhaps none bigger than rapper cardi b, who once told her fans to "vote for daddy bernie." ooh! oh, she called him "daddy." i think this makes him what the kids call a "zaddy." or, more accurately, a "zandpa." ( laughter ) this week, bernie was asked to respond to cardi b's support, and he said this: >> what's your message for cardi b and her followers? >> well, first of all, i thank her very much for her support. i spoke to her a few weeks ago. she is very sharp and understands

one of the topics of interest that has popped up as her official portrait williamson spoke with kronour's katharine hayden about how it was chosen. >>i have a friend in los angeles named valerie van sobel who is this amazing. artists and it's extraordinary woman you should look or a and david down as a friend of hers. you know there are a lot of pictures out there a lot of people some people say everybody has an opinion and i didn't go through this so much with like careers and author everybody has an opinion. so some people say what a beautiful. a point of that is some people say looks like you're in a spot. >>so we is that it's on some bonds but it's not everywhere that you love that is just not the typical. i thought wow how cool but all all along that line a static suggest that some of your staffers are wearing purple shirts, some pink hat is it is there significance to that no but then even on that some people say wage a news pink so much because that makes men feel it's not >>or that are bas they can't please everybody and. >>by the way you can hear more from williamson on this

presidential candidate, marianne williamson.eaturing the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheering ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news according to a new poll, former vice president joe biden still leads the democratic primary race, despite the best efforts of this man. [ laughter ] "the new york times" is reporting the former vice president joe biden is trying to reduce his number of gaffes by using a teleprompter for speeches unfortunately, he's already been caught on camera massaging it. [ light laughter ] the trump administration has announced starting in october, immigrants applying for a green card will be subject to a wealth test it will look something like this [ audience ohs ] according to fact checkers, president trump has called someone good looking or great looking in speeches or tweets 35 times since he took office, and still, no one's said it back [

williamson, what is your response? ms. williamson: flint is just the tip of the iceberg. recently in south carolina where there is a lot of talk about it being the next flint. we have an administration that has gutted the clean water act and communities of color and disadvantaged communities all over this country suffering from environmental injustice. whated in rose point, happened in flint would not have happened there. this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. the hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, and i am a friend that -- afraid that the democrats are seeing dark days. it is bigger than flint, it is particularly people of color and money -- and no money to fight back. why would those people feel if they are there for us if democrats do not say it? >> thank you very much. we want to turn to the issue of race in america. president trump is pursuing a reelection strategy based in part on racial division. how do you to convince primary voters that you would be the best nominee to take on president trump and he'll the race -- heal th

that was marianne williamson. self help author who knows she has a good shot at white house, she was most googled candidate after her rousing performance last night, should we take her more seriously. >> we should take every candidate seriously. kennedy: every sperm is sacred ♪ >> it would not have happened in fairfax county, or in baltimore. kennedy: you are right. nope. >> not in northern suburbs 46 of chicago only when there are poor people and people of color, she is right. kennedy: we have to break those cycles. it is systemic, abuse. and with her on that i agree, i like that she sounded more liberty minded when she talked about destroying the collective. she is not talking about collective that the writer and pseudofilpseudophilosopher rail. >> i will say this about william son, she is authentic, as crazy as she sounds, it is a total clown show on that stage, at least she is authentic, i think that is what happened donald trum-- helpeddonald trump win, e williamson doing the same thing, i think he has a chan

marian williamson's campaign said she logged the largest day of donations since the campaign launched. they didn't give dollar amounts, but donations exceeded all our expectations. i should tell you we have an interview with her airing later this hour. while the moderators can push the topics here, the candidates can say anything pretty much during their time, which makes some of the omissions right now pretty noticeable. consider absent from last night's debate any mention of bob mueller or of impeachment. a sign that while the house democratic caucus and congress

it was a spiritual guru, marianne williamson. williamson was the most searched person after the debate. it doesn't make sense if you are one of those linear types, but at least she must be motivated by some desire to take care of her fellow americans. she joins us tonight. who is this marianne williamson? who is this person? >> i did a lot of research. she has been known as oprah's spiritual advisor. she has also advised the clintons. steven tyler has credited her with helping him gets dominic get sober. she has made "the new york times" best selling lists seven times. she says that it is not a religion, but a system of psychotherapy. this is not her first run eithe either. she ran for california's 33rd congressional district and lost. just a little information. >> tucker: that's a lot. >> it's a lot to take in, tucker. it's a lot to take in. >> tucker: does she have a condensed dominic conventional program? not that i'm a against her. >> she believes in reparations. she also wants i divert meant of peace i want you to listen to

is marianne williamson jazz?some more >> you can't fight dog whistles, you have to override them. and the only way you can override them is with new voices voices of energy that only come from the fact that america has been willing to live up to our own mistakes, atone for our n mistakes, make amends for our own mistakes, love each other, love our democracy, love future generations. >> seth: okay. i'm going to put this album away [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause but there were a couple of things that were a little odd how this debate was conducted. for one thing, they kept on giving so much time to john delaney, a guy who's polling at less than one percent. >> congressman delaney congressman delaney. congressman delaney. congressman delaney, your response >> congressman delaney, i'll start with you >> congressman delaney, your response congressman delaney. congressman delaney, i'm coming to you now >> seth: why do they keep asking him to chime in? he's polling within the margin of error he's not going to win. [

finally, let me ask you about chris williamson, your labour me ask you about chris williamson, yourlabourmpn todayis your labour mp culley, who we learn today is going to sue your party for re—suspending him for remarks about anti—semitism. simple question — do you believe chris williamson is anti—semitic? you believe chris williamson is anti-semitic? chris williamson has been suspended for comments he made which he has regretted making. they we re which he has regretted making. they were comments that were very upsetting. but were they anti—semitic? upsetting. but were they anti-semitic? i don't know whether they were anti—semitic, but i do believe they were offensive. if somebody believes they thought they we re somebody believes they thought they were anti—semitic, that is something you have to address. he has apologised for those comments, which was the right thing to do. the suspension is a process that is outside of politicians like me. we don't deal with those issues. but i would say we have a long way to go to ensure that we support everyone in society and make them feel valued and

marianne williamson is going to join me. >> how on earth can you call that a hoax?> white supremacy is not a hoax, but that doesn't mean that it's a large group. there are pockets of radicals from any type of focus that you want to look at all over this country. >> martha: what do you think about that? >> of course, that's right. again, we are not a white supremacist country. every institution condemns this. the american people condemns us. their hearts are open. if you want to see a radical ideology, academia is telling white males across the country that they are worthless. that is creating a sense of resentment, but it is not leading to violence. the violence in this country, if you want to save the lives, you go into the inner city and you work on policing and make sure that people committing drive-by shootings are off the streets. there's 11,000 gun homicides a year overwhelmingly committed by drive-by shootings by street crime. the number of white supremacist killings, every single killing in this country should not exist. it is irrelevant if you want to save

does he trust gavin williamson enough to put him in his cabinet?for gavin when the lens and for the leadership campaign and the number10, lens and for the leadership campaign and the number 10, do they have the special advisor team, the team administers that they can work with. this is very much a government that has made a litmus test of being appointed to cabinet that you are prepared to go along with the prime minister, one of the things the prime minister said early on was that he thought the may government was disabled by lack of decision—making, he would not have that, and we see a whole range of a cts that, and we see a whole range of acts from boris johnson that, and we see a whole range of acts from borisjohnson and his aides, but they only get their authority from boris johnson. aides, but they only get their authority from borisjohnson. if it is his decision about how he wants to run the government, you are either with us or against us, and if i get the whiff you are against us, thatis i get the whiff you are against us, that is terminal

( cheers and applause ) and when it came to closing statements, marianne williamson had the plan to healg to harness love for political purposes. >> stephen: and anyone curious what she means by harnessing love, do not google love harness, it's something totally different. please, please do not. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) and kamala harris summed it all up with her closing statement >> thank you all. i just want to leave you with a couple of things. >> stephen: joe biden's balls. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. chris christie is here! but when we come back, a late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guests tonight, the dap kings! in a moment we'll have a republican analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of what they thought happened at tonight's debate. looking forward to that. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: first, fo

años quiere conquistar el voto de los estadounidenses para llegar a la casa blanca, es mariano williamsonlas declaraciones de esta candidata demócrata >>> si se lo dan a los pobres le dice limosnas si se lo dan a los ricos se les dice subsidio, ella que llegar a la casa blanca, ya que el sistema actual gira en torno a intereses corporativos y no de los trabajadores >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> en cuanto a los aranceles o impuestos a las importaciones williamson dice que no es una marida establecerlo pero que el presidente tonal trump lo ha manejado de una manera equivocada >>> (hablan en inglés) >> entre las prioridades de ella resaltan el salario mínimo además dice protegería los derechos de los trabajadores a organizarse de acuerdo las visas temporales >> (hablan en inglés) >> y en cuanto a su plan para proteger a trabajadores domésticos y jornaleros cita la ley legalizando el estatus migratorio >> se dará a conocer hoy un sitio web para los interesados de construir cosas a sus casas, permitirían a las person tener préstamos para incluir viviendas en el mismo lote, pod

in a williamson administration, there will be more scientific review, more science.pening, you can see this with this president, it's about cutting money to the fda just like he wants to cut money to the centers of disease control. he wants to cut money from most things, the national institute of health, the things that most people care about. . what i want is more scientific review. i want less scientific review that's paid for by big pharma. >> my last question, just so we're clear, your view, though, of federal or state government vaccination requirements is they are valid or you may oppose them? >> there are -- there are with any medical intervention, there are benefits and there are risks. the government always has to come down on the side of the public good. absolutely. i was vaccinated. my daughter was vaccinated. of course. of course, i am. i just want to know that when it comes to the review of our drugs and when it comes to all issues related to drugs, just as we have to learn from what is happening in the opioid crisis, i want independent regulation that i

la mayoría terminan apilados en centros de detención que williamson cerraría para siempre .usia y llegar a estados unidos . >>>(habla inglés). >> así la vimos en el debate histórico que emitimos el pasado mes de junio la noche antes anunció en su cuenta de twitter . >>>(habla inglés). >> (habla inglés). nes ieren ir disney latino son madrugadores la compañía le da la opción de entrar más tarde . >>>esta tarde comenzando a las cinco llueve sobre mojado al hombre queperdió a su esposa en el tiroteo en el paso . >>> con el alza en las de plateros aumenta el peligro para los más pequeños de la casa a partir de las cinco le contamos cómo puede proteger a sus hijos . >>> alguna vez ha ido de vacaciones a un parque de diversiones y tiende a quedarse dormido en el hotel. disney world sabe que esto goza con frecuencia por lo que van a ofrecer un nuevo pase de entrada. el boleto se llama (...) >> este boleto que habla sandra permite la entrada después de las 12 del mediodía para esos que no les gusta madrugar. el a un 25% menos del pase regular . >>> me gusta la idea.tipo de ir a más

winfrey endorsed williamson's books, what about her campaign?cuss anything about oprah, it's part of being friends. >> there's mystery, but she's going to keep doing things the way she always has. >> i grew up in a generation where external activism and internal change were laced together. that was a sweet spot for my generation and it still is. >> williamson's polling will make it tough to make the next debate. pundits are dismissive of her chances of winning the nomination. she's a political 23406 is. but known for tv appearances and best selling books and saying things no other candidate would say. somebody like that could never win. oh, wait. john? >> peter doocy in des moines, thank you. the u.s. is trying to seize an iranian oil super tanker confiscated by britain yesterday. british officials said it would be allowed to leave but u.s. officials want to take control. the republican guard is trying to use the network as a front for companies trying to launder millions of dollars by accessing the u.s. economic system. an american congresswoma

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. >>> democratic presidential candidate marianne williamson, campaigned in san francisco tonight, she spoke to a packed house at mannys in the mission district as part of the cafe's presidential townhaul series. williamson, a author and political activist, she has talked about increased funding for early childhood development and reparations for slavery. sl. she feels that the people are ready for her brand of politics. >> where the american people stand, it's okay, it's that the government has hijacked -- >> she has been the 15th candidate to speak at mannys. >>. >>> new at 11:0an m a i arrested after trying to snatch a 11-year-old girl on her way to school. the man approached her and grabbed her and placed his hand over her mouth. a passer-by stopped it. >> for the technovation challenge, 50 young girls from around the world are pitching apps for a change. that subpoena next. >> jon gruden had to be happy with what he saw from the raiders in the second preseason game, they were all over arizona, highlights coming at you, later on in sports. >>> all that is ahead and first a look at

listen, williamson hasn't shied away from race related issues.in the need for reparations to cnn earlier this month. list tone this. >> i feel strongly about reparations as opposed to race-based policies. it leaves open the question whose fault it is this economic gap exists. with reparations, there is an inherent mea copa. it is an acknowledgment of a wrong that has been done, a debt that is owed, and the willingness of a nation to pay it. >> adam, what do you make of this issue as it is being discussed in the democratic primary right now? >> the issue of reparations? >> um-hmm. >> i think at the moment what democratic candidates trying to earn attention and support from the important demographic groups within the democratic party and one of those groups is african americans. i'm not actually sure the extent to which being aggressive on reparations is going to win them over. i certainly don't think discussing the interior decorating decisions of the white house is really a big deal -- >> adam, hold on one second, because you are voicing what peo

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