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That the president was in good spirits and having a good conversation with rudy giuliani. >> were just speaking about here on msnbc and developing in that conversation and he also talked about tariffs and terrorism. >> thats right. he spoke at dinner last night with rudy giuliani, giulianis wife, judith, as well as steve schwartz, the chairman of blackstone group and tried to convince them that these new tariffs he has announced the day before the white house were going to be far more popular th...

Work to be done. >> we started an organization in her memory. >> judith, her one time roommate in georgia, has founded along with others something called right to hike, advocating hikers safety. >> we dont want anyone else to go through this again and maybe think about it twice to take a friend and be safer. >> the organization sponsored by merediths friends have had a huge turn of people and dogs. her dog lives together with her parents in colorado. >> seeing people come and say, i never met me...

Sponsorship. >> judith, how about the issue of transparency here and news of an $86,000 slush fund payment and there are those that is signed confidentiality agreements and what will take to bring this out in the open on capitol hill. >> it will take public outrage and people are not happy with these public settlements and people will have to raise their voice and let them know it is intolerable. >> and congressman connyer has been hospitalized, expected to make a statement on his future within ...

An author janelle ross is with me and reporter for the washington post and we had the vote this week requiring folks who work on capitol hill, how much is the conversation changing on capitol hill about sexual abuse and sexual harassment. >> it is being discussed openly. that there have been a number of pieces of legislation with bipartisan support introduced and there are, as you mentioned, new requirements that most staffers and members of congress undergo regular training to try to prevent se...

I think they most likely were the right lessons. the first is that there is a substantial sort of decency about the american people that they are not going to put up with a lot of the stuff that trump and the republicans are trying to get away with. it is a swing state, but to win by nine points is extraordinary. most of the grassroots stuff like all the delegate races happened because of the under 35, under 40 generation mobilizing. thats the key to the future of the democrats. these kids are n...

Donald trumps critics and supporters alike say at 71 hes too old to change. but is that true? judith writes in to "the beat," that means a 71-year-old cant change is too simplistic. many adults do keep changing in many ways, trump doesnt change because he doesnt want to. they say most people change before age 30, and after age 70. the trump we see today has also changed a lot. look at his first appearance on the "today" show in his 30s. >> i like the inner cities. i see the inner cities being a ...

These are the things that keep a family afloat when theirhild is sick. >> do you ever get to the bottom of the pile? >> theres always a new pile. >> this really is a house, isn it? >> it is a house. >> judith is executive director of friends of karen. >> we cant prevent the pain, but we can certainly lessen that pain for a family. theres not a person at friends of karen that doesnt feel the mission in their heart and work their hardest because they really care about the kids and their families. ...

How are you? >> its always a fine balance talking about the finances and the emotional piece, but you want a parent to know that we are going to pay their bills so that they can sit by their childs bed. >> they helped me along the way so that i was able to maintain my sanity and not have to worry about one aspect of my life while im worrying about the health of my child. >> so, come on, ill show you my office. this is what i spend some of my day doing. part of what friends of karen does is we pa...

It is in kölsch. unfortunately, after three or four of these beers, im full. >> anthony: so as a utility everyday beer, kölsch has definitely got an edge, you could drink it all day. >> heinz: yes, but the dusseldorf people, they are accustomed to it, so i think they can do 10 or 15. >> anthony: pickled eggs. peel, cut in half, remove the yoke, add mustard and bit of oil and vinegar, return the yoke, and go. perfect for beer drinking. its work, but its worth the effort. you can do this yoursel...

They have a different history, of course. they are a little bit more administration, more a little bit posh. >> heinz: much more posh. >> anthony: how would they describe each other? "oh those people in dusseldorf, theyre all stuck up there. they care about outward appearances, and theyre all administrators and they dont really work," or, i dont know. i mean -- >> heinz: that was a perfect explanation. >> anthony: cabbage and mettwurst, which is simply kale and sausage and delicious. and spicy p...