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Its not true anymore. the entire mood has changed. republicans know it. democrats know what, no jeffrey epstein is going to new it. >> harris: david, judy, thank you. >> thank you. >> think it. >> harris: is a driven, colorful legend in politics , some say. remembering ross perot. his legacy and impact on american business and american politics. a live report from dallas, texas, next.ar va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your homes value. not just 80 percent like ...

All of this has to do with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. remembering ross perot. garnered an incredible 19% of the popular vote in the 1992 election. among the best showing by an independent candidate in the last century. were going to look at his legacy and how the issues he advocated for are resonating today. youre watching msnbc it? theres two of them. theyre multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, im real. im real! he thinks hes real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service.

The strongest applauses that the vice president gets at his campaign events are two things. one, like you just heard, when he takes the fight directly to donald trump. you heard him call his administration the most outwardly racist in history. the other is when he refers to barack obama, his service with him for eight years as vice president. thats what the vice president wants to continue to highlight here. he talked this morning at church, remembering president obama singing amazing grace at t...

Certainly not fair to the residents of the district of columbia who are footing and bill and still owed over $7 million from trumps inauguration. >> tell me what part of tonight you will be participating in. >> i will be with my family away from the national mall, as most d.c. residents are. >> yep. >> not watching the fireworks. hoping that we are all really enjoying family an remembering what this holiday is about. its one of our rare opportunities across partisan lines, across the country to ...

Fight for the health benefit. you see him here saluting alvarez in the final good-bye. next you see new york congresswoman marie maroney, who was there to pay her respect to the fallen hero. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for remembering and thank you for remembering detective alvarez. >> what was the atmosphere given he was a warrior really. >> there was a tremendous amount of support. the police department was there from the head hundreds of police, not only from new ...

Journalists in this room that object to what appears to be the saudi governments complicit and perhaps the murder and miss membering of a journalist. when given the opportunity to call him out on that you did not do it. did you do it privately? do you agree that it is despicable for a government to kill a journalists? >> yes, i do. anybody for that matter. when you look into saudi arabia, 13 people or so have been prosecuted. theyve taken it very, very seriously. they will continue to. i will al...

Pushing for some remains have been turned over the course last year or two errs i wouldnt, in these conversations, but it was fascinating to me some u.s. reporters traveling with president got a chance to acome to me him there posting photos of the cable that is in sort of in mess hall on south korea side dmz left set all the time for pow-mias american soldiers a plate with a setting and holy bible, remembering always that we still have a lot of americans a that we have not yet recovered. >> mil...

Symbol of pride and progress. >> it means to celebrate who i am, to be unabashedly myself. >> reporter: but in the lgbtq community, there are still major worries about hate crimes, suicides, and the murders of trans women of color. >> >> so we have a lot of work to do, but this weekend its about getting our energy up, getting inspired, remembering who got us here in the first place and then moving forward on monday. >> reporter: to those garthering here, stonewall is about history and the future...

Community, there are still worries about hate crimes, suicides and worries about women of color. >> we have a lot to do, but this weekend is about getting our energy up, getting inspired, remembering who got us here in the first place and then moving forward on pride day. >> reporter: for those gathered here, stonewall is about history and the future. back here at stonewall, visitors continue to stop by. this place was actually named a national monument in 2016. one of the current co-owners like...

Face and ill always look up to her. >> fellow officers remembering officer tara osullivan killed in the line of duty in sacramento. today we are learning more about her east bay ties and the man accused of shooting her. >> bart is cashing in thanks to the federal government. how the agency plans to spend millions of dollars of new money. >> plus, crews break ground today on a giant new development in san francisco. how officials hope it will help revitalize the south of market neighborhood. >> a...