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Intellect t. idea is unless you are telling me some sort of fairy tale or bed time story in which prince charming conquests that everything is okay. i don't want to hear from you. that's not right. >> right. >> life's a problem. >> i totally agree. ten there is a practical question. i know you and i had this question off air. this is something we talked about. you say, look, i'm not a politicalizer, i'm not running for office. in a very real sense, it's like, okay, then what would? the question then becomes a durable multiracial collision in a country that has a rising non-white population and...

>> the question becomes, okay, fine, that itself world we have. donald trump, you see, cracked open the emyoulet to use this power of appeal. >> right. >> now what? >> you struggle against it. life is always a problem. in every part of history, life has been a problem. this part of history, our problems are a lot better than most peoples. it's still a problem. but this notion by pointing out white supremacy has been at the core of this country, you can't imagine this country without a particular strain of anti-plaque racism. >> that that somehow is a bummer. i don't mean this about you persona...

I saw her a couple of times a month at least and we would text each other fairly often and facebook message at bed time, i love you, i love you, you're doing okay? yep, i love you. so i have no regrets on that part. take pictures of the ones that you love because you don't know when they're not going to be there. but here's what i want to say to you today. this could be a storm in a tea cup and could all be for nothing. this -- i could have said, look, let's don't do this publicly, let's have a small private funeral, but, you know, that's not who heather was. anybody who knew heather said, yea...

Spaghetti, fried shrimp and special on cheesecake now i'm hungry. >> fantastic. we'll close things out with a bed time story. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating.

Guilt. here's joe fryer. >> i want a high five. >> reporter: like any mom, renee wonders how much her work live impacts her family life. she's a nurse with a schedule that rarely stays the same. >> it puts a toll on my relationships at home because ooichl so tired. >> reporter: a new study by the economic policy group focuses on the children of parents with irregular work schedules. those are schedules that vary weekly, with shifts that rotate and hours that fall mostly outside of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for toddlers with mothers who work those schedules, the language and problem-solving skills...