Because she thought she was talking to her daughter. are you all bushed out yet? oh, no. and he acted like it was the funniest thing. so his sense of humor was there. but he also my mother said to him, i saw you in person when you campaigned for re-election in cleveland and you could almost see the hurt in his face when he said oh, yes, but the winds had changed and the people didn t want me. all those years later, that still hurt him. yeah. we were talking about that earlier, that that lingers. you just saw on an old man s face that that still impacted him. it didn t stop him, of course, from going on to work with former president bill clinton, working for other causes. but my thoughts to the family and i m comforted and hope they re comforted by the thought that he is now with mrs. bush and their daughter, robin. what an experience for you. thank you for letting me
Meanwhile go out to kentucky and todd piro is at his zaps fifth street diner in bowling green, kentucky. todd, who is that guy sitting next to you with the blue cup. todd: are you ready for this? his name is stan. but he calls himself a deplorable democrat. so, of course, when you hear something like that you have to ask him about it, right? stan, you voted for trump, why? he promised change and he promised to be transparent and he has done both of those. todd: you are happy with what he has done so far. absolutely. todd: i wants to switch gears and talk about guns. obviously it is a major focus right now. you told me when we were talking earlier. you said look at chicago. gun laws don t deter criminals. why do you say that. because it was against the law for him to take a young man to carry a gun into that school to begin with. it didn t stop him. it s against the law to kill a police officer. police officer shot. it s automatic life in prison or death penalty. and that doesn t deter
Gruel for oliver twist. i think oliver is dancing with joy for the extra dollop of gruel. it didn t stop him from being dragged on twitter. it came a day after the stock market took its biggest dip in two years. it s interesting trump so quick to take credit when the market is booming has been conspicuously silent about the drop. republicans are very frustrated that this $1.50, which was deleted he realized it was a gaff. this after they made fun of or tried to take advantage of nancy pelosi calling this $1.50 a week and the $18 a week average in the tax bill for the american public, trump thinks that s the new deplorables. the polling showing it s liked
We close this morning with a simple question. is it ever too late to honor a hero? waverly woodson fought in world war ii as part of the only black combat unit. now a new book is telling his story, and his widow is fighting to make sure his legacy is not forgotten. june 6th, 1944, dark. jerry s steel pill boxes on the cliff sliced us in two like a but butcher s knife. waverly woodson was a medic in world war ii. a member of the only black combat unit at d-day. woodson took fire that day and was hit with shrapnel. it didn t stop him. for 30 straight hours on omaha
Selective review and that part is never going to go away. we re once again talking about this. how much does this trigger the narrative of the clintons as scandal prone and untrustworthy. that is the narrative that is always there. from the clinton standpoint i guess the saving grace for them when you look you say there is poisonous poll numbers for hillary when you get to the question of trust. that was also the question of bill clinton. it didn t stop him from winning. this country would never elect someone the majority of americans say they didn t trust. well the country did it. and twice. and one of the fundamental arguments in favor of a clinton presidential campaign is her experience and competence, especially in regards to foreign policy and international affairs. she has much more experience than any of the people on the republican side. i think that what you are going to see is a lot of republicans raising the question of, you know, whatever was whether