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Cycle, and thats when you get questions like this, well, where is he question mike im sure that he is busy. she couldve said, dont worry about him, he is busy. >> harold: jesse, as someone who works his tail off, is it right for the president to complain? >> jesse: no coming you never complain when you are president. but i would, probably. [laughs] he has the latest schedule since reagan, but here is the difference, reagan was shot in his first year. the bullet came this close to his heart. and ...

Spare our monarch. but in the platinum _ spare our monarch. but in the platinum jubilee year. i dont since that virginia has any wish to settle — that virginia has any wish to settle. she has come this far and she wants — settle. she has come this far and she wants to have it proven that she was a _ she wants to have it proven that she was a victim — she wants to have it proven that she was a victim of sex trafficking while — was a victim of sex trafficking while a — was a victim of se...

You were 16 years old. you saw john f. kennedy speak in 1960 when he was running for president in the book. >> he came to my high school. >> yeah, right. >> and i had just started at the paper and the state editor. and said, hey, you know the turf there. why dont you go with our thats what i did. >> but the speech didnt make any sense. >> no, it didnt. kennedy that day, kennedy, who could be the most eloquent of speakers, he had mixed up the pages of his speech with a speech that was supposed to...

Unbearable. >> i lost my sleep. i lost my appetite. i cry everyday i read the news. and can i just say one thing? russian? >> reporter: yes. >> [ speaking in foreign lan language ] i said please hold on, were together here for you, and everything will be good, because theres no other way. >> reporter: the people we talked to here were passionate and eloquent, but nobody is optimistic that this will come to an end soon. instead, people seem frozen in fear about the next terrible thing that will h...

She has police officers in her family and hbcu background. >> yes. >> so there were a lot of touch points there that she hit on. >> it is about telling a story as much as it is about introducing the next potential justice of the supreme court. so they tried to weave in that experience and personal narrative, the twin tracks as we talked about at the top of the show. back with us, laura, tell us what you heard there in judge jackson -- sorry judge brown jackson introducing herself to the country....

Before congress here in the united states. he is such an eloquent and gifted story teller by beginning each line with imagine, imagine this happens to your cities, to your children, imagine this happening to your families. what do you think the impact will be and do you think this will ultimately lead to a big ask and that is a no-fly zone over the country? >> you were smart to call this a bank shot in the united states and youll see more of this tomorrow when he addresses our congress. hes not ...

Ayushmann Khurrana cant imagine his life without poetry, which he says helps to know himself better.

What they were doing, we still dont know. and so therefore, i think a lot of people have reason to be nervous for ghislaine maxwells trial. >> absolutely. and lets play another clip from your special. this one focuses on epstein. >> he was a mr. fix-it. he was a sensitive in a certain manner. he was careful, eloquent. hes very intelligent. he knows if hes going to be trapped. he traps you more than hes trapped. >> theres this idea with epstein out of the picture that maxwell has to be the so-cal...

Democrats, who spout principles that sound good but then enact policies completely contrary to mlks vision. its politics in a left-wing nutshell. people weigh the eloquent of speeches much more heavily than their actions. this is why obama was so popular. he nailed it on charisma but his policies did less for blacks than the casting director for "friends." can you think about one? you cant, get you. aisha taylor, tyler may be. you can say that from everyone, from jesse jackson to "the squad." co...

Potentially white identity politics that works for republicans. >> education, which is code for white and stone like the idea o teaching about race. unfortunately, race is just the most palpable tool in the toolkit. >> the real ominous thing is that critical race theory, whic isnt real, turns the suburbs 1 points to the trump insurrectio endorsed republican. >> whether it be crosstown bussing or whether it be defund the police, this original of america keeps evolving and critical race theory is ...