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We got an e-mail from paul: the pledge of allegiance is not a matter of politics, its a matter of patriotism. todd: brian e-mails i am a middle school teacher, if i see a student the not stand, i speak to him or her after class and remind the student about what that flag stands for. griff: and ann says: theres nothing political about teaching alean jas -- allegiance to be this country. unfortunately, ann, im afraid it has become right or left, and thats why were talking about stories like this t...

Devil. so you use all of that. think of all of that going into a childs mind. >> that is a narrative you have created. >> yeah. >> anne thompson, thank you so much. >> youre welcome. >> joining me no you is a plaintiffs attorney representing child sex abuse victims. thank you for joining us on this very important topic, to say the least. this seems like a win for these victims, as i was just talking about with ann. but still this look-back window gives them just a year starting today to deal wit...

She joins me now on set. this is a major turning point, ann, for a lot of these survivors. >> it is. in fact, today is the first day that these survivors really feel that they can get justice. because for many child sex abuse survivors, yasmin, when they finally realize what happened to them, its often decades after the incidents took place. and in new york state, until this new law was passed, if you didnt file your civil lawsuit by the age of 23, that was it. you had no other opportunity. now,...

Ainsley: oh, please. jillian: they didnt think he was really going to do that. he talked about wanting the jaguar. they didnt think he would go to that level. ainsley: i mean, what in the world? pete: he has a lot of friends. needed something bigger. ainsley: ungrateful for the gift. ainsley: parents shouldnt have gotten him that as a first car. pete: do you think that was their first mistake in parenting? probably not. griff: could have gotten him a minivan that cost half the price. ainsley: wh...

The bureau of prisons own methods for how it replaces people were somewhat at fault. this is back what he said in april well before this was happening. he said he thought they had stumbled a bit in terms of how it moves people up the chain and how it replaces them when they move on or leave the government. but this is going to be a very broad look at the bureau of prisons policies, especially with the way things were conducted there in new york. >> we should note the attorney general is speaking...

Showed michael a photo of anna. >> this is how you want to remember ann -- anna? is that correct? >> yes. >> is she a beautiful woman? >> she is. >> reporter: and she asked him straight out -- >> did you kill anna? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: she asked the same of the others -- the neighbor across the street. >> did you kill anna? >> no. >> reporter: the poet. >> did you have anything to do with annas death? >> no. >> reporter: the professor. >> did you have anything to with annas death? >> n...

>> you had to have that sexy kind of thing, you know. im coming out of a gold mold, ann has a welding iron and shes like this amazon welder woman or something. >> we felt lost in the theater of it. it got to the point where the videos were more important than the songs. >> it did feel like, i cant steer the ship anymore. where is it going, you know? where are we headed? >> i think heavy metal is the true rock n roll of the 80s. rock n roll is basically music made by people who were thinking with...

They call nancy pelosi a racist. shes not a racist. they call anybody a racist when they run out of cards. >> nearly every 2020 democrat getting ready to speak to voters at the iowa state fair and attend a key fund-raising dinner tonight. weve got anns arlette saenz who joins me live from clear lake, iowa, where the famous democratic wing ding dinner takes place. arlette, tell us what to expect tonight at that dinner, the wing ding dinner. >> well, nia, we are still a few hours away from the win...

Honoring their oath to uphold the constitution." the fbi have declined a comment on the lawsuit, but mccabe was fired after an inspector general report found that mccabe repeatedly misstated his involvement in a leak to the media about an investigation in the clinton foundation. the report said mccabe acted to advance his own personal interest at the expense of justice leadership. at the time, mccabe denied any wrongdoing. martha, he is suing to get his full pension and benefits back. >> martha:...

And mass murder cases. hes presented before a number of notables including president clinton, attorney reno and prince ann of great britain. is there a pattern here we should recognize and act upon? >> well, the question is about acting. a lot of deflecting going on righting video games, mental illness. while its important that we deal with things like mental illness, its important we do that every day. it concerns me that we focus -- first of all, most mass killers are not mentally ill. most ar...