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Expense of voting and pick a president, we would say they can't do that. why? because it is not in the law. we are sworn to uphold the constitution and the law and it has to be consistent and agreed upon with three branches of government. one cannot overrule the other two. that is all i am saying. we learned that in 9th grade civics but i am convince add lot of ivy league law schools for got that basic information along the way. >> i am sure you will say a lot of interesting things in the campaign today. thank you for coming in with us today and shari the holiday weekend with us. we. keep aski...

Music. >> you started to sing and that voice came out? >> pretty much. >> what do your parents think? >> i think they are impressed. i am really hoping they are. >> i bet they r. did you have any inkling you had this talent before you watched "fame ton of the opera"? >> no, but i always loved to sing. >> so you are in school, in 9th grade. do you go to school regularly? >> yes, i do. it is a 50% at home and 50% traveling so i balance it equally and it is very fun. >> i wonder if your classmates have any idea. you have a new cd "awakening." tell us about it. >> it is my favorite so far. it has ...

Which city you're in. nationwide, as many as 300,000 children are forced into prostitution and/or child pornography every year. increasingly it is middle class suburbs that are becoming hunting grounds for sex traffickers. joining me now, holly, a victim of sex trafficking. holly writes all about human prey, how america's youth are vulnerable to sex slavery. holly, thank you so much for being here and the candid nature of your book. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> you became a vocal advocate because you yourself are a survivor of child sex trafficking. share with me and our viewers briefly w...

The constitution is a limit,>> there there some you are happy with? >> yes, there are. first one it was in fact when i fell no love with the constitution i was in 9th grade and i learned about the court's decision hagar verses des moines back arm bans protesting the vietnam store. the wom the. county law library to photo copy the decision, the days before the internet, and i felt in that decision, i felt the constitution -- john: you were an odd kid. >> i was a nerd. can you imagine? [laughter] i felt, when reading that discussion, i felt the constitution reach out and touch me and protect me ...

Through 9th grade, not 6th. she defending her narrative as a mother defying the odds. kasie, what else can you tell us about this story? was she divorced when she went on to college? there seem to be two different stories out there. >> reporter: well, some of the details are not quite right. >> like what? >> like we just walked through the fact she was actually 21 when she got divorced, her mother's education went further than she herself insinuated. she sort of displayed herself as somebody who pulled themselves up by their boot straps. she had a child. she was a single mother at 19 was whe...