we have a detroit city clerk, janice winfrey, who is a native detroiter. she's dedicated the last 13 years of her life to tirelessly and carefully servicing her community. when sworn into office in 2005, clerk winfrey anticipated the responsibility to govern three charter roles, city clerk, official record keeper and chief elections officer. in addition to her day-to-day duties as clerk and chief elections officer, clerk winfrey has found time to improve her skills and advance her profession by completing courses in certifications in the election center training program, the international association of clerks, recordest, election officials and treasurers and the michigan municipal league and a member of the national league of cities. clerk winfrey is a graduate of cass tech cal high school where she has been recognized as a distinguished alum and eastern michigan university. and finally, ken cuccinelli from the transparent initial if i have. during the trump administration served as the u.s. citizenship and immigration services and then as acting deputy s

winfrey? >> thank you so much for that question. many of the election officials we spoke with talked about the fact that they started receiving numerous phone calls from member of -- members of the public with questions about how votes were counted, the types of machines that were used, that sort of thing, and how it took an emotional time toll on their staff. many times a phone call would take 15 to 20 minutes in the collar still would not be convinced after all of that time, and it was an emotional toll because many times the colors were excusing election officials and the staff of them having committing some sort of widespread fraud. the truth is that election officials and their staff performed like heroes to ensure everyone could vote safely and securely, and that every eligible voters vote would be accurately counted. in many of the voicemails and threatening messages they received included accusations that the official had engaged in something that would have stolen the election. so between this information there were threats

oprah winfrey. so he's pure black and he's a billion -- she's pure black and she's a billionaire.e better than that, in my opinion. and so garvey was, of course, deeply suspicious. he walked into the naacp office one day, and he looks, and everybody -- as duboise is criticizing him because he has this narrow base, garvey is, of course, chastising and criticizing duboise too. and they never did deal with their great differences over political philosophy, things like that. a couple of years later marcus garvey tried to form a ship line that's going to go to take africans back to some ports in africa. it failed. the ship cannot get out of port. takes a lot of money -- i spent a couple of years working on ships. it didn't get out of the water. during the period of time then duboise is constantly disillusioned with american society, and he feels the more radical answer should be developed. he is -- the naacp. you remember that during the scottsboro case when these nine young african-american men are pulled off a train and accused of raping a white woman, the naacp takes no action becau

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opera winfre -- oprah winfrey and chadwick boseman as the king of wakunda.ibition features garments worn by angela bassett and forest whitaker. is there a highlight for you? >> oh, it's definitely wakanda. i feel like the "black panther" costumes culminates everything i've ever done in my career. and it really does represent how i had researched, and i had had this look for custom design for many, many years. and these are really the embodiment of the whole exhibition in terms of what -- the meaning behind it. >> your success is a testament to how important customs are in telling a story in own right. you have used this visual communication to share america's culture, race and politics. do you see your work as political? >> i do.feel like when we were on the set of "do the right thingi," we knew we were making a protest film. that film is now in the library of congress. it stands, still as a commentary, statement that can be made still today, unfortunately. we are still struggling. our voices are being heard. >> right now you are in production for "lack pant

i'm oprah winfrey and welcome to the very first national oprah winfrey show!ere are a lot of other people out there who are watching who really don't understand what you mean, when you say, well, you know, we're in love because i remember questioning my gay friends saying you mean like you feel about him, the way i feel about -- >> it's kind of a strange concept. you know? for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people, in a way that no one had on tv, before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that, for the longest time, i wanted to be a 4th grade teacher because of you? >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. it's -- that's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk-show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life, as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and s

two children and has essentially divorced explosive interviews specifically, you remember the oprah winfreyre he accused the royal family basically of being racist all of that has caused a rift between the two brothers this is an occasion the two can get together, remember their mother in public, in front of the full glare of the global media, that's what you'll see in a couple hours at kensington palace but all of this is something people will be looking at, is the royal family still together, do they act as one unit or is this dramatic that in many ways started by princess diana is this a legacy that she's leaving to her two sons. >> matt, thank you people are going to be watching them there's a lot that would bond them together in the last couple months, death of their grandfather, the new baby. >> and hopefully in memory of their mother this will bridge the divide we'll be watching. >> family should trump all >> thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. on the "today" what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a b

after the couples interview with oprah winfrey accusing members of the royal family of racism, ignoring the request for support, but here there was no visit sign of unease. that doesn't necessarily mean harry is going to return to the full short term. there will be no reconciliation. i think we just have to face that and realize that he is going off or i'll likely do wins a did nearly a 100 years ago and will live in exile for a very long time, i think. but like many family disputes a birthday often prompts a truce. and on the day that would have been diana 60th birthday. it certainly seemed that way for the princess full brennan al jazeera kensington palace. quick reminder ignores catch up anytime with our website. the address for that is out here dot com. and that's it for me. from now, but i'll be back in a moment with another 4 run up. today's news thanks very much watching. ah, in i lose energy to every part of our universe. more small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. i am sorry, should be

after the couples interview with oprah winfrey accusing members of the royal family of racism, ignoring the request for support, but here there was no visible sign of unease. that doesn't necessarily mean harry is going to return to the full short time. there will be no reconciliation. i think we just have to face that and realize that he is going off or i'll likely do who wins a did nearly a 100 years ago and will live in exile for a very long time, i think. but like many family disputes, they often prompts a truce. and on the day that would have been diana 60th birthday. it certainly seemed that way for the prince's whole brennan al jazeera kensington palace. now, the usaa 17 countries are not doing enough to combat human trafficking and is warning of potential sanctions. the state department's annual report on human trafficking outlines those, it considers the worst offenders known as the tier 3 category. and it's also accused turkey and nato ally of providing support to om groups in syria and libya that use child soldiers. often jordan has more from washington dc. there are usually

we are listening to lebron james and oprah winfrey and mr. kennedy or west.families. they had equal opportunity and were very successful. this is like the french revolutionary who were upper middle-class or lenin or the marxists or the founder of blm who owns 4 homes. i don't think you should take the idea they are being exploited suffering in a racist country carefully? this is dangerous. historically we are not the norm. this is a multi-racial democracy and they don't work. when you look at the world around us whether it's iraq or yugoslavia or the problems they are having in brazil or india, we are doing well. these people are uninformed. they are taking us on a trajectory where we know where it ends up and it's not bret. -- pretty. especially if you have a war of everybody against everybody, it doesn't work. >> tucker: the country is so racist they gave a free ride to princeton to michelle obama. >> and she ventures out of our $14 million estate and tells us your daughter is in danger walking on the street when we have 400 people killed over the 4th of ju

off in rural arizona daily dying in the desert immigration is a big problem that is not the oprah winfreycan just keep adding everything and say you get this in sns. immigration is a major issue in our country we have to focus on it that we cannot throw it in with everything else it is crucial and we have to do it. joe: you get a car. you get a car. who can forget those words it's good to see that you don't have a new jersey accent. [laughter] we have to leave it there. artificial intelligence is the voice of the late great anthony boarding? the controversy coming up. ♪♪ ♪♪ verizon launched the first 5g network, and now we want to be the first to give everyone the joy of 5g with a new 5g phone on us. old customers. new customers. every customer. from these bakers to these bakers. new 5g phones when you trade in your old one. what happens when you make power your thing... above everything? you decide fast... is never fast enough. you put muscle over matter. and you make horsepower... a superpower. ♪ welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it'

limiting family size prince harry and megan markel were nominated for that tell-all interview with oprah winfreyannot the not for outstanding hosted nonfiction series was given pushback from the royals i'm not sure you can call his nonfiction. this is only the beginning. marco is producing an animated series celebrating great women in history. you can be sure queen elizabeth will probably not be part of that series. laura: i thought stacy abrams's voice was computer-generated. i didn't think that was actually her speaking. that is why i was shocked. she sounded like a computer speaking. simpsons just for the record. the white house is turning to a young popstar to try to encourage teens to get the covid vaccination. olivia rodrigo came to meet with biden and fauci and to record some tsa -- given biden's resistance photo id i was surprised he invited someone so comfortable with drivers licenses. >> i'm olivia rodrigo. yourself, your friends and your family. >> i can't even hear it. >> they this could somebody get a microphone in her face? according to the cdc 38% of people 12 to 29 are not vaccin

we are listening to some of the most privileged people in the united states, lebron james, oprah winfreyhey all grew up in upper-middle-class families and they had equal opportunity and were very successful. it's a very different phenomenon, this is like the french revolutionaries who were upper, upper-middle-class or at the or marxists who are upper-middle-class. for the founder of blm, i don't think you should take the idea that they are being exploited. this is very dangerous because historically we are not the norm, this is a multidirectional democracy and usually they don't work because it's identified by tribe and superficial experience. when you look at the world around us whether it's -- we do pretty well. what they are doing is taking us on a trajectory where we know the end and where it ends up and it's not pretty. especially if you turn one tribe against another, and you have the war against everybody, it doesn't work. >> tucker: and so this country is so systemically racist that togives a free ride princeton to michelle obama. >> and then what does she do, on vacation from he

lavish gardens, they are surrounded by a host of celebrity neighbors like ellen degenerates, oprah winfreyr their situation right now as being an anyway oppressive. to use your word. >> tucker: wait a second, and pardon my ignorance, i am from this country i don't follow this as closely as i probably should. i thought they were in venice or somewhere in los angeles. you said there in montecito which i think might be that at least at first place in the state of california, to be the world. but they are for diversity but they ran away from it? how does that work? >> i think what the two of them have tried to do since leaving the royal family is to kind of strike this balance between on the one hand saying that they don't want publicity, that they don't want to do with the price, but on the other hand seeking almost this celebrity lifestyle. they are happy to do the tv interviews with oprah, happy to do the big ticket deals with netflix and spotify. and now they are happy to put a sign on the dotted line for a major book contract, but only when it's on their terms. >> tucker: when you couple

size, prince harry and meghan markle were also nominated for their tell-all interview with oprah winfreyyou not. they got the nod for outstanding hosted nonfiction series. now, given the pushback from the royals, i'm not sure you can call this nonfiction, but this is only the beginning. markel's executive producing an animated series for nestle, celebrating great women in history. you can be sure queen elizabeth will probably not be part of that series. >> laura: i thought the stacey abrams' voice was computer generated. i didn't even think that was actually her speaking, that is why i was so shocked she got the non. she sounded like a computer speaking. >> yeah, you got more airtime on "the simpsons," just for the record. and laura, the white house is starting to a young pop star to try to encourage teens to get the covid vaccination. olivia rodrigo came to the white house to meet with biden at fauci and to record some psa's. given biden's resistance to voter i.d.s, i was surprised he invited someone so comfortable with drivers licenses. >> hey, i'm olivia rodrigo. doesn't matter -- get

british royal family is bracing for what harry and meghan might say in their new interview with oprah winfreyeporter: and it was. in an interview with oprah, on cbs, harry and meghan painted a damning portrait of life inside the monarchy. things became so difficult, meghan said, she became suicidal. >> i just didn't want to be alive, anymore. >> reporter: and, she said, she was denied hemlp by the palace. >> i said that i needed to go somewhere to get help. said that i never felt this way before and i need to go somewhere. and i was told that i couldn't, that it wouldn't be good for the institution. >> reporter: they spoke about racism, they faced, even from within the royal family. >> hold up. hold up. stop right now. >> there are several conversations about it. >> there is a conversation, with you -- >> with harry. >> -- about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially and what that would mean for look like. >> reporter: viewers were shocked. and the royal family was left reeling. >> the royal family were horrified by the oprah interview. and very hurt. >> reporter: the allegations w

open a rah winfrey, so she's pure black and she's a billionaire. you couldn't be better than that, in my opinion. and so garvey was, of course, deeply suspicious of -- he walks into the naacp office one day, and he looks, and everybody is light, bright and almost white, and duboise is criticizing him. garvey is, of course, chastising, criticizing duboise too. and other players deal with their great differences. over political philosophy and things like that. a couple of years later, duboise -- [inaudible] ship line is going to go to take africans back to some importants in africa. it failed -- ports. the ship cannot if get out of port. remind you, i spent a couple years working on big ships. it didn't get out of water. during the period of time then duboise is constantly disillusioned with -- [inaudible] and he feeled the more radical answer should be developed. he has -- you remember that during the the scottsboro case when these nine african men are pulled off a train accusing of raping a white woman, the naacp takes no action. they think the peo

the queen of soul, aretha franklin in "respect," she sat down with the queen of interviews, oprah winfreye night before because no two people have ever matched their outfits better on television, but she is talking about getting into the role of -- playing aretha franklin and how much it took, aretha handpicked her for the role before she passed away a couple of years ago and she shared all of the insights into how many conversations they had, they were talking weekly and even oprah said she learned so much from this interview and i've seen "respect" by the way, she's already won an oscar but she's going to get oscar buzz for this two.compion piece to watching the film. i would recommend watching it before you check out "respect" on august 13th. >> and we are looking forward to all of that. nikki, thank you so much. you said that no two people have ever matched better on tv until eva and i showed up this morning. >> we're wearing the same color. >> sunrise colors. >> we're matching just like oprah and jennifer. >> there we go. >> thanks, janai. >>> coming up, the tips and tricks to spicin

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[laughter] >> every time i see an action-- anywhere my heart just flutters and ashley talk to to winfrey yesterday, real mvp. >> what a beautiful memoir. hello, actually. we love you. actually asked, which if any of the places he visited during your research you would you want to return to? >> good question. >> probably the whitney fat-- plantation. i didn't return to it. i did my reporting at the place of-- i guess-- i think i went there in february, 2019. then i went back for things getting 2019, because my family was all in new orleans for my grandmother's 80th birthday and so part of what we did was we went to the whitney plantation together. i write about my grandparents at the end of the book in the epilogue. i was there with my grandmother who if you read the book, part of what i talk to her about is the way she learned about slavery and she was carrying a lot of shame because she was taught that the events taught so many lessons that everyone was taught early 20th century when they learned about slavery, civilizing institution, benevolent slaveowners, saved from the savagery of a

also scoring an emmy, oprah winfrey's bombshell interview with harry and meghan.tform, paramount plus. >> you know i'm pulling forrerk. b ted lasso -- >> i know. and "love craft country" was canceled. >> it was cancelled? >> breaking news for adriana diaz, yes. >> we could only watch during the daytime because i refused to watch a scary show at night. >> yeah. >> they got clean up -- >> 18 nods. >> yes. >> not so bad. >> bring it back. bring it back, hbo. >> still got a chance. thanks. >>> ahead, a nice cold glass of change in the beer world thanks to determined women in the brewing industry. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -the house, the car, the rv. like a cluster. an insurance cluster. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundle, a

something they discovered with oprah winfrey in their explosive interview in march >> i asked for calme as a husband and once as a father >> so i want clarity was the move about getting away from the uk press because the press is -- is, you know, everywhere, or was the move because you weren't getting enough support from the firm >> it was both >> reporter: since they left the uk, both harry and meghan have been busier than ever, building their media empire, pursuing multiple projects, including partnerships with netflix and spotify. meghan's children's book and harry's new apple tv plus series with oprah on mental health. >> 28 to probably 32 was a nightmare time in my life. >> reporter: harry has only made two trips back home since moving stateside, including an appearance earlier this month with prince william to unveil a statue for their mother, princess diana now with a memoir about his life on the way, harry is ready to reveal even more of his own story on his own terms a spokesperson for the duk said while he would not be expected to have to obtain permission from the palace for

oprah winfrey. putting team before self. simone biles showed real strength today.ers. i saw several tweets calling simone biles weak. compared to who? that would be laughable except that it's intended to be hurtful. it's hard to get to the top and even harder to stay there. we should expect no more of our heroes than we do of ourselves. our best. this vein has been tapped where defending our heroes now falls to some of our military leaders who are also under attack pie some of the same characters. explain. >> well, there is some parallels there, but when you talk about simone biles, she is a true american hero. she's a true patriot. she's a true bad ass. she's an inspiration to people around the world not just because of what she does in the olympics but what she does in the community and as an example and as a leader. she's what you want young men and women to be. she's what we want young men and women in america to be. this is what right looks like. you know, i don't like to feed the trolls. i don't want to talk about the haters and people who want to learn her d

. >> oprah winfrey bombshell interview with prince harry and his wife has been nominated for an emmyd megan discussing a wide range of topics, but it was megan's claim that the royal family raised concerns about the possible color of their son's skin and pushed her to the brink of suicide that really rocked the monarchy the to hour broadcast during the nomination for best hosted nonfiction series or special. rock the monarchy and really drove a wedge between prince harry and his brother, william. >> it make me sad as the royal family was growing, he wanted people to come together and it seems as if divisions are still there. >> i've said it before and i said it again, it is tough being a prince. >> clearly it is. i wish them the best. the new warning from mitch mcconnell, the senate minority are saying if democrats push through their massive 3.$5 trillion spending clip plan using budget reconciliation the rising inflation we are seeing today could only be the beginning. former ceo and former labor secretary dominique, andy, great to see you. i know you have a lot of thoughts on this.

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