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A isis fighter in iraq. reused to rank for posing with the fighter's dead body. president trump signed an order on friday restoring his rank. have you heard about mattel trying to take the politics out of your thanksgiving gathering. the company releasing a nonpartisan version of the card game uno without the red or blue cards. the toy maker says no red or blue cards means no taking sides. instead they will be orange and purple. 40% admit that opposing political views cause problems for their family. ainsley: thank goodness. i was wondering when they were going to do that. i was losing sleep. ...

To white house press secretary sara sanders on the very basic question, is michael cohen still president trump's attorney. >> i know that the president is working with him as a personal attorney. beyond that i don't have anything else to add. >> about the development -- >> how could there not be an answer to that question? that seems basic. >> let me answer it for you or play sara sanders. how could you remain the personal lawyer for the president of the united states when you are under criminal investigation for the president of the united states. and i cannot imagine over the course of the n...

Of people. we don't know exactly how many and that, again, is the purpose of the investigation. we keep getting material that's redacted that has names in it that are blocked out and we need that material unredacted so we can find out the extent of what was going on in 2016 when the fbi in an astonishing manner conducted one investigation with regard to one presidential candidate, and bent over backwards not to prosecute her, and then launched another investigation where they definitely were leaning into it with insurance policies and secret plans. david: was that because they were taking side...

Was a break in the two sentences. the president talked about the threat. he paused and then he talked about the fire and fury. people will hear what they want to hear. i didn't see it as a red line. i saw it as a strong message to the regime in pyongyang that they don't want to pick a fight with the united states because it will end badly for them. that's an important message to send. it's more than we saw from the last administration on this. >> fascinating. thank you very much. appreciate it. i don't know where to land on the red line. we will debate that later. cnn takes a virtual look at...

The divisiveness started not now. it started probably around 1994, quite frankly. those of us who have been in washington a long time. >> i'm going to start with slavery. you can start there but we'll probably start with divisiveness around slavery. >> that's when the discord in washington became really bad. there's two big changes. one is because of social media, everybody now owns a tv station. they can distribute their message very wide ranging. that's one big change. the other big change we have to be honest about is the media themselves used to be sort of the judge. they were the objectiv...