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wonderful, wonderful, laura, is a reference to steve martin's great film "l.a. story" when he says he's falling in love. >> and here i thought it came to mind because you saw me in canary yellow. >> that's what inspired it. anyway, it was a cinematic theme. >> i like the trivia. i like the fun facts to start the show. that's awesome. >> next i'll work on a pop up video for it. >> very good. and you're awesome too, jake. good evening, everyone, i'm laura coates in washington. >> and i'm allison camerota in new york and this is "cnn tonight." >> we're also here with our panelists acr...

>> that's why it was so important. hillary clinton, first woman -- oprah says i prefer obama. that was a big moment. >> i just feel like obama had a star factor anyway. there was something about him for me perspective wise, not even working in politics, but there's something about him that was an "x" factor there. you watch certain people and twrou pay attention and you believe them, and there's an authenticity. and yes, oprah boosted that. >> and they did find after oprah came out for him, northwestern university did a study they believe directly linked her to voter turnout and donations. >> ...

This was successful is because of the filter and the intelligence and the resources in the region. obviously, we have seen even president trump credit the kurds with the intelligence to making this possible. so i think that, again, moving forward it is early times right now, and the question becomes as to whether we could have similarly successful missions in the future as we continue to pull out, and change the syrian policy moving forward. >> perspective-wise, charlie, how impactful is baghdadi's death, and there are success source and the president acknowledged this, but lindsey graham is c...

In mexico while their claims are processed here in the united states. joining me now by phone, "washington post" mexico bureau chief joshua partlo, who wrote that story. this is extraordinary news. perspective-wise, sir, how big a break would this be from current u.s. policy? >> thanks for having me. yeah, this would be an enormous change in business as usual at the u.s. border. the way it works now, if you come and apply for asylum in the u.s., you get an initial screening at the border and then if you pass that, you're admitted to wait in the united states, to live in the united states pendi...