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Doesn't ignore anybody, doesn't find anybody deplorable, recognizes if we're in a situation where people can't sit at the dinner table to talk about the election because they're afraid they might upset uncle bobby or aunt susie. that is a problem. that takes leadership to resolve. some can come in, stop talking like that. that is what we need. mike: maria, with mark cuban. good stuff. thanks. joe biden launching a bus tour in iowa, touting poll numbers. elizabeth warren talking about her drop in the polls and the presidential race ahead. to one that can take on a bigger challenge. from packagi...

>> oh. they bought the debt from the johnson family. >> good for them. you will be able to see these archives. >> thank you dana and karine and tiffany cross and charlie butter pierce. >> we'll see you next week. if you picked up my new book, "the man who sold america," i am going to be doing a signing today in philadelphia at uncle bobby's coffee and books starting at 3:30 p.m. please stop by. >> congratulations. ry family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an insta...

First lt. robert schmidt. john zimmerly is the son of captain zimmerly. we have so much feedback from your stories, and i think people want so much for you to have the circle closed on what this situation has brought to your families. joan, let me start with you, remind us, about your uncle bobby's service. >> well, uncle bobby served in world war ii for over three years. then he came back to north dakota and graduated with an rotc degree and became an army officer. and he was stationed in japan, then he went to korea. and he was killed at the reservoir on december 1, 1950. >> martha: john, yo...

His plane with four others and never returned. joan morris is the niece of first robert schmidt, who she knows as uncle bobby and the son of john henry zimmerli. thank you so much both of you for being with us today. i know this has been such a huge part of your life, committed to home. your uncle bobby. what would this mean to you if you could do that? >> it would mean closure for our family, in particular it would mean that we have completed that something our grdmother always o do, that was to bring our uncle bobby home to north dakota. so we are very encouraged by what's happening with pre...

He had to be there for the country. he had to be there for my family. he had to be there for my uncle bobby's 11 children and john and caroline. i knew the pain that came from his having been killed because i saw my father kind of live in silent desperation for most of his life. >> dr. mclellan, it's hard to think of anyone who has suffered what teddy kennedy has suffered. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to say, i think patrick kennedy is quite courageous for bringing this out. i think he was unnecessarily apologetic. you don't need to have an excuse to have an illness. now, addiction is a t...