elizabeth. elizabeth: greg talcott reporting there. despite no nuclear missile tests so far, tensions between the u.s. and north korea are rising. here to weigh in, author of "nuclear showdown," gordon chang. thank you so much for joining us, gordon, we appreciate it. >> thank you, elizabeth. elizabeth: focus across the globe are bracing for a test this weekend, but, in fact, another network said you didn't think it would take place this weekend. why? >> well, after the missile strikes that president trump authorized on syria, he did that while xi jinping, the ruler of china, was next to him. china and syria are really good friends, and i think what happened was that the chinese were stunned. they then lost whatever confidence that they had that they would be able to control trump, and they think probably that they couldn't figure him out anymore. so i think what the chinese did was work with the north koreans to make sure there were no provocations on day of the sun, and that's exactly what happened. now, we're going to have to see wh

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my great grandmother, elizabeth. i'm here to discover the secrets of her long life as she throws a party and reunites five generations of my family. this is where i was born. it's about ten miles from nairobi, the capital p ten miles from nairobi, the capital p kenya. this fertile land has been home to my family for at least six generations. today there are hundreds of us, like me, spread around the world. i'm returning from my home it london —— in london to visit a woman very close to my heart, who has never left kenya but has cultivated a global family. we're just heading up to has cultivated a global family. we'rejust heading up to my has cultivated a global family. we're just heading up to my great grandma's house. the road is bumpy. it's like a make shift road. this is a shrine where most of my family are buried, my great granddad, my grad dad, his children and five wives. my great grandma is the fifth wife out of six. we're heading up to my great grandma's home. she lives by the side of where any great gran

. >> i am elizabeth prann. russia's meddling in the 26th election as speaker the chairman of the committee republican senator richard burr of north carolina says they'll start by interviewing 20 people in the first session of closed-door meetings, which could begin as early as tomorrow. meanwhile, president trump's ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is also making news today with this statement. >> i think russia was involved in the election. there's no question about that. >> garriott tenney has more from washington. to determine if russia modeled in our election or the sensor which they did. the fbi, the house and senate intelligence committee. the investigation by the house has received a lot of criticism over chairman tenney shared information with him and not the entire committee. the white house has denied it had any hand in not being done and was not an attempt to circumvent other members of congress. on friday the committee's top democrat, adam schiff went to the white house review the documen

elizabeth's hair dark and red. cummins' gray facial hair now brown. the pair buying food and paying with cash. >> they could have lived in obscurity for years without being found there. i mean, think about it. tad cummins had outsmarted everyone and gotten thousands of miles away from home. all the way up in northern california from columbia, tennessee. >> reporter: the first signs of trouble happening months earlier. school officials began investigating the health sciences teacher after another student claimed to see him kissing elizabeth in his classroom. cummins denied any wrongdoing but was later suspended. >> i didn't see this coming at all. you send your kids to school, you know -- you trust they're going to be all right there. >> he is a predator. and she does not have any will of her own as we understand it. she is under his spell. she's being controlled by him. >> reporter: cummins' daughters, ashley and erika, last saw their father the weekend before police say he kidnapped 15-year-old thomas. >> he was at my house saturday night before they

elizabeth: thanks for joining us this sunday. i am elizabeth prann. the last polls will close in an hour close in on our entrance through the whole world is watching and waiting to see which two presidential candidates let fans to a runoff on may 7th. police are patrolling the streets and security just days after an isis inspired shooter killed a french policeman in paris. greg talcott is watching the polls live from the french capital. hi, greg. >> we are watching the polls than we are getting breaking information just as you're speaking now. we've been talking to or services that may tell us about a very tight race, which we will explain to you in a moment. first, take a look at what we saw today. >> turnout was expected to be late for the first round of the presidential elections. here in the city hall, but that didn't area of paris, it is anything but you're the vote has been called on predict low and important. the people are treating it like that. >> the turnout is turning out to be stronger than expect it. if it keeps up, it will be around 80%.

and for this, my great—grandmother, elizabeth, is my great—grandmother, elizabeth, is my inspiration. hello. rain for some of us on good friday. for very few of us, though, during saturday. it is an easter weekend of up—and—down weather. it is cool throughout, but there are sunnier days. saturday will be one of those. there are wetter days. looks like for some of us the rain will come back on sunday, easter day. we'll get to easter monday, as well, in this forecast, but we'll start with saturday. rather a cloudy start across parts of southern england. it will brighten up. sunny spells from the word go, elsewhere. it is quite a blustery day across the northern half of the uk. some gales across parts of scotland, and the showers are going to be most frequent coming into northern scotland. there will be some snow on the higher hills. one or two showers elsewhere, in scotland, for northern ireland, and a few pushing into northern england on the wind as well. it will be breezy, so that means the showers will move through quite quickly. and, for the rest of england and for wales, we wil

leland vittert and elizabeth up next. elizabeth: president trump lodge in his next 100 days where he went after the media and promised to do everything he could to bring good jobs back to america. leland: plus the deadly storms causing major damage in the south and midwest, including as you see they are a series twisters in texas. adam klotz in the fox extreme weather center with where the storms go next. tranter exclusive interview with chris christie. president trump just a pointing hand to having passports for the opioid epidemic. much more including his plans for the future when he leaves office just eight months from now. elizabeth: welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. leland: day after the white house correspondents dinner. everyone is here. i am leland vittert. the president who skipped last night as at his golf club. if you're counting, and now comes the next 100 days as he tries for victories on health care, tax reform and trade. kristin fisher from the white house to look at last night's rally as a ki

elizabeth: so a big week ahead. i assume you have a lot of constituents who are eager to know how are you going to come to a compromise with the latest cr? should they have faced that negotiations can take place in a matter of a week and will get done? >> they can take place. i wish we'd done it sooner myself and could have handled it in a more organized fashion, but you know, the honest truth is, the president wants to get the votes done right, but the hard fact it in the senate he'll have to have eight democrats to bring the spending bill across the finish line. that's 60 votes in the senate and they'll negotiate as well as they can for their priorities and the president will negotiate for his priorities and get the best bill we can and move down the road. elizabeth: that means there are a couple of sticking points they're going to have to be off the table. tell me what is still up for negotiation as we head into this next week. the border wall is off the table. >> yeah, i think the border wall is off the table. t

took a closer look at the injuries to elizabeth's head. she was finding lacerations, deep gouges in the scalp. seven of them. >> seven lacerations. you could -- black: it was amazing -- >> count them. >> it was uncanny. the lacerations were very similar to the ones that had been perpetrated upon kathleen peterson. and in her findings, she made a decision that ms. ratliff had been -- had been murdered. >> reporter: investigators thought they'd hit pay dirt. in death, they thought kathleen peterson and elizabeth ratliff could have been twins. >> i'm just thinking that, that my case is getting a whole lot better. >> reporter: kathleen's sister candace thought that peterson had killed both women. >> i have a better chance of being struck by lightning than finding two people who i intimately know at the bottom of a staircase. >> reporter: but to martha and margaret, the whole thing seemed absurd. the fact that michael was being accused of killing kathleen, the woman they called mom, was bizarre enough. but now, their birth mom, too? what would

elizabeth: still ahead. the newest member of the rock 'n roll hall of fame sound off with a message to the white house. [♪] hey look, it's those guys. [music] jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. [♪] elizabeth: that was elo performing their hit "evil woman." journey reunited with one-time lead singer steve perry. the electric light orchestra, folk singer joan baez, and the late rapper tupac shah cure. shakur. and they talked about the need to address climate change, calling it the biggest crisis our time. sorry you missed that event. but i think you may have the better deal down in south florida. leland: i can say there is a nice breeze coming off the ocean here, the sun is out. it's beautiful, and i'll be thinking about yo

elizabeth: there's a lot more going on. we bring in four-star general and former vice chief of staff or the u.s. army, general jack keane of fox news military analyst. thank you for joining us. i do want to get your reaction first and foremost push rehab plan until they are the very sad news at egypt this morning. i want to ask you about the broader context when we see these attacks on coptic christians, is this something escalated over the past decade and do we see that because isis is really targeting this group? >> they have increased. they are a top priority target. what is driving this is a safe and the egyptians have the raging war taking place. there are literally hundreds of fighters that are posing egyptian military and they are likely the source of this bombing. elizabeth: also there's a couple topics i want to get to buy want to shift gears because i know you've been asked so many times about your reaction to the strikes in syria on thursday night. one thing you brought up in the interviews is that i really bolst

elizabeth's hair, darkened red. cummings' gray facial hair brown. investigators say the pair bought food, paying with cash. >> why walk into a walmart of all places? the average person knows walmart's got some of the better camera systems in the country. >> reporter: while authorities say they don't know where cummings was planning to go they say he packed warm weather clothes, shorts and t-shirts for the trip. after a month on the run, he likely will need a refill on his blood pressure medication. >> more than likely that if he goes into a pharmacy or a drugstore, it's going into that location that might get him caught. >> reporter: the former teacher now on tennessee's top ten most wanted list. >> what would you say to her family? >> i'm so i know they've got to be hurting and scared. and i'm just -- i wish i could fix it. >> reporter: the cummings family is hoping he will return. >> i hope that he realizes that we're still here and that it makes him realize that if he comes home, that he's not coming home to nothing. and that maybe it will make h

elizabeth: a game of chess essentially. there are a number of democrats, i think it could be-- you could probably sort it out for me are in states where donald trump won and maybe some of those senators we haven't heard from, but then we heard senator that had the announcement today. and they're being vocal about the nos, that what we're going to be seeing? >> beginning this weekend, monday, when they have the vote democrats will announce what they're going to do up to the end. i wonder if mccaskill may be a leading indicator here. she's decided to vote against gorsuch, yet, her state voted double digits for donald trump, there's a couple more we haven't heard from, joe donnelly from indiana, a democrat. angus king, an independent from maine, who voted both for the democrats strongly. bolt are up for election in competitive races. they haven't said which way they're going to go yet. i think it's interesting if those two are key ones to watch. overall there are 10 democrats who haven't said how they're going to vote yet. we

elizabeth warren tonight for the interview. we start tonight with the founding of the family research council. the family research council was founded as a very conservative hard line religious right activist group in the early 1980s. james dobson has always been the figure head and prime mover of the family research council. its initial founding came in large part from a michigan businessman, a man named edgar prince. he ran a manufacturing company that made auto parts and other stuff through the '60s, '70s and '80s and '90s. what he became famous for was not his business acumen in michigan, what he did with his fortune. he put his family fortune into super super right wing social conservative advocacy. anti-gay activism, anti-abortion activism. anti-pornography activism, really hard right social conservative stuff. they were one of the rich families in the state of michigan and made a big right wing family impact with that fortune. that became more true when one of his children, his daughter, betsy, married into one of the ot

did tad or elizabeth say anything, do anything? >> you know, they made a couple spontaneous statements saying he was glad the incident had come to an end. he was relieved. he made several comments he wasn't going to cause any altercation with law enforcement and said he had seen the flyers and bolos that he was armed and dangerous. he said he was armed but in no way dangerous and wanted to make sure that he would cooperate with law enforcement fully and completely. >> lieutenant, how did elizabeth seem? what was her demeanor. >> obviously whenever the s.w.a.t. team shows up that can be traumatic. she saw us. it was an intense situation and we took -- after we placed him into protective custody, she was laughing, she was crying. she was kind of an emotional roller coaster as you can imagine. >> all right, well, sheriff jon lopey, lieutenant behr tharsing and griffin barry, thank for joining us this morning. >>> the sheriff and lieutenant said if griffin had not called 911 they would be no closer to finding those two and thankfully i

obviously our focus has been on getting elizabeth back. right now our focus is getting her the help she needs because this is obviously going to be a difficult process. but the bottom line is, yes, those are things we're going to be looking at. >> well, i can only imagine how difficult it is going to be but also so happy for all of you that at least she is coming home so you can start that process. thanks for joining us >> thank you so much, george. >> all right. yeah, a lot of work ahead for that family but we wish them the best, certainly. >>> coming up in just two minutes an abc news exclusive. one mother's warning to all parents after her teenager drowned on a school trip. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a b

let's ask elizabeth warren. she joins us next. y pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. >>> joining us now for the interview i'm very happy to say, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts has a new book out called "this fight is our fight." thank you so much for being here. >> delight to be here with you. >> this is your 11th book. >> it is. >> a bunch of your other books were your pre-electoral politics life. you wrote about bankruptcy the middle class, debt, dual income famil

elizabeth warren's book. in january, i predicted that senator al franken would position hymn to try -- himself to try to run in 2020. elizabeth warren got a book out. guess who has a book coming out enday of may, al franken? do you think that's a possibility? >> for sure. the f democrats know there's no bench. hillary cleared the bench by not allowing the party to grow. it's wide open. paris thinks he'llll run for president. elizabeth warren and franken thinks they're good with the media. they're yuck it up. trump is much more masterful than these guys at communicating to the working americans. >> dana: my prediction, al franken. >> i think al franken will run. you'll see andrew cuomo take a shot. >> dana: if that happens, i will be 3-3 on my predictions on new year's eve. better keepn watching. thank you very much. directly ahead it's the high holiday for marijuana users everywhere. new polling shows a remarkable shift on legalization. geraldo joins us with his thoughts next. ♪ >> dana: marijuana legalizat

>> mason: cannons fired in london today to mark queen elizabeth's 91st birthday. as head of state for six decades, elizabeth has embodied britain's values, above all, emotions are to be kept in check. her grandsons follow a different path, opening up about sensitive issues, including mental health. here's mark phillips. >> three, two, one. >> go! >> it's friday, the 21st of april. it's 4:00 p.m., and this is a very special official chart. >> reporter: at last, a duke and duchess may have found their true calling. >> last week, harry styles went straight to number one with his debut signal "sign of the times." can he do it again. >> reporter: william and kate as d.j.s, promoting their mental health charity but clearly taking to their new roles. >> or will ed sheeran return to reclaim that top spot. he had 13 weeks at number one with "shape of you," before harry came along and spoiled his easter. sounds familiar. >> reporter: prince harry turns turns out, is part of the mental health charity pitch as well. >> like a form of-- form of medicine. >> yup. >> reporter: j

anthony thomas, elizabeth's dad is reacting to the release of this footage saying this oklahoma city confirmed sighting in his own words first piece evidence that tad, ted rather and elizabeth did leave together and that they are together. keep in mind this footage was shot about two and a half weeks ago. investigators hope the release of it breets new life into the investigation. new surveillance images shows former teacher tad cummings and elizabeth thomas, the two were caught on camera at a walmart in oklahoma city earlier this month showing cummings with darker hair and thomas possibly with red hair according to police. this is the latest evidence since cummings and thomas disappeared last month. >> this is not a fairy tale. this is a case of kidnapping. >> reporter: 50-year-old tad cummings is suspected of abducting elizabeth thomas. >> she's high school freshman. he's a former teacher. this and was not a romance. this was manipulation. solely to benefit tad cummings. >> reporter: thomas has been missing since march 15th. >> at this point we have had no credible sightings of eit

that is a book that came out tuesday, elizabeth warren's book. in january, on the new year's show of "the five, i predicted that senator al franken would position himself to try to run in 2020. now, elizabeth warren has a book out, guess who is a book out coming in the end of may? al franken. a ed committee think it is a possibility? >> for sure. the democrats know there is no bench. hillary cleared the bench by not allowing the party to grow. i think right now, it is wide open. i think tom perez thinks he is going to run for president. i think five or six senators. elizabeth warren and frank and think they are good with the media. they think it is a yuck it up. trump is much more masterful at communicating to the working americans. >> dana: what do you think of my prediction? al franken? >> i think he is going to run. i think you will see andrew cuomo. i think the branches deeper than you think. >> dana: if that happens, i will be 3 for 3 on my predictions on new year's eve on "the five." better keep watching. jeanne, ed, thank you so much. dire

he hopes state lawmaker considers elizabeth's case when they hold their meeting next year. the tennessee bureau investigation translated elizabeth amber alert to spanish spreading the word so they can find her faster. family and friends searching for her hoping that she will return soon. >> we all want you back home. >> your dog misses you and does not want anybody to play. >> her father is responding to this brand new video releasing a statement that reads in part, the oklahoma city citing is the first piece of evidence to see tad and elizabeth leaving together and they are together. it is no more of a matter of speculation, we know with certainly that he took her. >> seeing those images is adding some hope not only for him but investigators and people take a second look and try to contribute to this investigation and eventually lead them to elizabeth and the suspected. >> polo, keep us posted on that investigation. >> appreciate it. >> you got it. >> thank you for joining me this afternoon. stay tuned because there is more after the break. it is an all access coverage of

kat bozeman/elizabeth's sister: "what do you say in these circumstances? you want to ask so many things but then you know that's not what she needs. you're speechless. you see them and you don't know what to say because she's been through something very traumatic."bozeman says it's been an emotional few days, but her tears of sadness have turned joyful.kat bozeman/elizabeth's sister: "it's a rollercoaster - some days are good, you see her more, some days are bad - you see her less so it's a long, long road ahead of us."she says they haven't discussed much about what happened over the more than a month that elizabeth was missing with her former teacher, tad cummins. kat bozeman/elizabeth's sister: "she told us she didn't have access to telephone, internet, any electronic devices. there was not availability to food all the time is the understanding. obviously we are really trying not to press her because it's really traumatic for her to remember these things."elizabeth and cummins were found at a remote cabin in northern california near the oregon border whe

and kai, elizabeth grew up in an america that was opening doors. opening doors for more and more and more of our kids. kai grew up in an america where those opportunities are shrinking every day. that is fundamentally wrong. >> rose: how is your constituency, those people who have supported you or who today believe in your ideas different from the donald trump constituency that essentially elected him. >> i don't know, charlie. i mean i get out-- . >> rose: you don't have the same issues. >> as i see it. >> rose: i know. >> these are issues that affected working families all across this country. >> rose: so you are appealing essentially to a same large group of people who have the same economic issues, the same issues about health care, the same issues about education. >> yes. >> rose: who have the same issues about losing their pengs. >> yeah. >> rose: all of those things. >> that's right, about jobs, about opportunities, about retirement, you bet. that is the heart of america. >> rose: okay but let me ask you this then, you said, i think, that ev

i do. >> reporter: now elizabeth was not seriously hurt. she is convinced she tells me that the suspect in this case is from the hunting park neighborhood. iain? >> dave, thank you. bill cosby back in montgomery county courtroom for another pretrial hearing today. prosecutors and the defense are at odds over whether a testimony from a decade old deposition should be allowed into the trial as evidence. cosby's testimony includes some damming confessions about sex and drugs. he is of course set to go on trial in june on accusations that he drugged and molested a former temple universit employee. >>> the trial began today for the three teenaged girls charged in connection with that deadly bathroom fight. prosecutors say the fight last year in wilmington, delaware led at the death of 16-year-old amy joyner francis much the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> on your radar that rain is here again. minutes ago fox 29 employees heading in to our old city studios to report that they had to dodge a few raindrops. so the drizzle has arrived. kat

elizabeth palmer has the latest on the attack in which one officer was killed and two others wounded. >> reporter: what made karim cheurfi decide to open fire on police yesterday and die in the act remains a mystery. french born and 39 years old, he had a criminal history of attacking the police. as officers secured the area around last night's shooting, they found a note by cheurfi's body defending isis. but in his last brush with the law just two months another police said they found no evidence of radicalization. john finley and his family from kentucky were strolling down the busy when he ort running, my wife starts running. i get behind them. he's still shooting. >> reporter: he was aiming for those police. >> he had to be. he had a full magazine, was shooting off rounds and only one person was killed. karim cheurfi may have been aiming squarely at the police, but his attack could have a serious impact on sunday's presidential election. the extreme right-wing cannot marine le pen seized on it to ramp up her tough "law and order" rhetoric, declaring a so-called battle plan to clos

. >> melissa rainy spoke with elizabeth thomas' family they're overjoyed that she is safe. >> started getting the text messages, then the phonecalls, you know, 27 text messages. >> all with the news that his 15 year old daughter, elizabeth thomas, was found more than 2,000 miles from home. deep in the mountains, of northern california. >> i'm just so overjoyed to have her home. that she is safe. i cannot wait to see her. >> authority found tad cummings and elizabeth at this row mother cabin northwest every reading, pair spent one night here but may have been in the area for a week, former teacher telling people he was 44 years old, elizabeth was 22. cummings introduced her as his wife. saying they were newlyweds. the cabin's caretaker was the one who alerted law enforcement. >> someone kind of showed me a picture, i'm ya that's definitely the guy. then called 911 last night. >> fortunately, mr. cummings walked out of the cabin, and he was taken into custody without incident. he didn't resist. and also the 15 year old victim also walked out behind him about the same time and we were ab

the police hope to find the owner. >>> happy birthday queen elizabeth. the monarch is the longest reigns in british history and tushes 91 years young today. look at you in your gorgeous bright green there. she typically celebrates in private and celebrates a public birthday that falls in june and she marked the anniversary as the reigning monarch in february. >>> chef perrier came to the u.s. from france and he opened his restaurant and credits it with starting a culinary revolution in our area. he never really left the kitchen, he is back and cooking up some special. >> barral restaurant is back and cooking up. he worked for him and now brought his mentor back for special dinners at his french bistro. >> i like to walk in the kitchen, it's fine. if i have to walk every day that would be a different story. >> chef perrier is creating a classic french dish. >> where do you go for bollbase? you condition in philadelphia. >> the traditional french stew is prepared by a master and served family style. >> you have frothy and light and saffron. >> there is red

elizabeth and james, i wonder elizabeth, if you took the april comment in his diary and put it together with the two quotes that i presented yesterday, the 63 and the 81, it's not very shocking and it suggests that maybe reagan was really using schultz rather than schultz somehow or other persuading rigeagan reagan. and finally in the case of mathias and susan. the only thing that reagan cared about in termts s of the ie lin in the early years was the deployment of the inf. that was the central purpose. he had to revive in the soviet mind that nato was alive and well, after their threatening nature towards poland, et cetera. if that is the main purpose, a lot of things seem to be falling in place. the pipeline was designed to let the europeans know, look, we've got a serious issue and we can't buy from the soviet dounion. it made the biggest impression upon them. they knew who they were dealing with in terms of the reagan administration. >> i will begin by saying that in december 1980 certainly when the prospect of a soviet intervention seems realistic, reagan is not even there yet. whe

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but our very own elizabeth cook is taking over daytime tv. a preview of the talk. >> and what would you say if i said by the first day of may, we will have near or record warmth? you would say let's head to the beach. we have the full forecast coming up. right after this. few hours... it's happening in philadelphia,, the first time since the 60's. hundreds of college star find a home with a >> the nfl draft kicks off in a few hour. it is happening in philadelphia for the first time since the 1960s . it is usually held in new york city. hundreds of college stars are hoping to find a home with a team. the nfl has set up several interactive activities a. huge night for the 49ers with the second overall pick. the raiders will have to wait a little bit longer. they have the 24th pick in the first round, you can get in on the action, draft parties are being held today for both bay area teams. the 49er celebration is at 3:30 this afternoon at levi stadium. and, a raiders draft party is being held at the fox theater in oakland. that starts at 4:30 th

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liz: elizabeth warren called trump supporters an ugly stew of racism. a lot of swing voters who went tore trump are democrats. >> i have done debates forever for the last 40-some years. i'm getting ready to go on the road with the best band in the world with the best fans in the world having the time of my life because i dedicate myself to be the best next asset column. when paul mccartney was in detroit, and god bless paul mccartney and the beatles. but he attacked and condemned me because i murder innocent animals because nugent family eats deer. when they asked me to respond to that's, i said i want to thank paul mccartney for providing us with the soundtrack of our lives. liz: he personally atangd you for being a hunter. some people don't like animals being killed. why doesn't he debate you and tell you why they don't like hunting. but let's set that aside. i want to talk about your experience in the white house. what did you talk to the president about? >> all the issues about quality of life in america. everything from guns and campfire and the be