today is the last day of campaigning for far right marine le pen and centrist mack brown -- macron. we go to paris with the very latest. > with every step, my feet sank into the earth. >> we will hear how they're are coming to terms with their new lives in the south. plus, president trump calls the republican health care bad -- health care bill, a big big win. democrats say that the fight is far from over. we will get the latest from washington. sarah: it is good to have you with us, i am sarah. today is the final day of campaigning ahead of sunday pot's election in france. emmanuel macron and marine le pen have offered starkly different visions for france from the campaign that has been watched very closely across europe and around the world. right now, macron has a 20 point lead. >> the last day of the campaign was a tough one for marine le pen on the visit to the famous cathedral in france. protesters gave her a hostile reception. the reaction was harsh, she accused the supporters of inciting violence everywhere and say they had no dignity. polls suggest that le pen is way behind

host: is that just president g7, there will be our new leaders in the g7, including president mack brown, prime ance, as well as minister maye. alk about how the external factors will weigh on the meeting. uest: what we have, some veterans and some newcomers, ing in policy st ing erms, taken a different tack from president trump, but he's an outsider, too. - so that, people bring those perspectives, those backgrounds and those domestic context of for sure.ng we have wanda calling from on the oga, tennessee, democrats line. good morning. caller: hi. wondering when donald pushed his way to the front of the leader pack and was in front camera, like he don't like the reporters, what did the think about him pushing his way up there? saw a see a child, like i child? guest: thank you. o, that has certainly made its rounds on the news and i think was seen push that around the world. i think it is something from officially, i don't think the montenegro will try to make a big deal about it. willingness to find ways to work administration. the europeans consider it important, united states is impor

and see i am wonder mack and i like to to the black, to the white the red and the brown and the purple and yellow♪ >> each a close-up. [ laughter ]. >> actually i think we're showing our age. >> yeah. >> that was like the first rap song >> who is it. >> sugar hill gang. >> who is live in the loft with us not so long ago. >> i heard the song i don't know the group. >> well before your time. >> although i like your rendition it was great. >> it was almost before our time so long ago. nonetheless. >> i want to see that again. we have to play that on re replay. >> let's talk about the gorgeous day hawd headed our way. >> that was fantastic and today's weather will be fantastic. warmer, upper 70s yesterday afternoon and here headed to the mid to low 80s today and plenty of sunshine and no shortage of it in fact, sunny, bright, beautiful as we head into your day tomorrow building summertime talking 90s as we head into your day wednesday. humidity will be owe r on the rise the next couple days. temperatures outside right now. some in the 40s. look at mannasas, chilly, 42 to start. 46 dulles

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mack: we will have a brief roundtable among the panelists. i can see three sets of questions emerging from the various presentations. first, there is the question surrounding what we might call ethics. that historians participating in briefs or trials, expert testimony in trial, are you being called upon something that clashes with your role as a historian, and how to navigate that. second, there is this question of effectiveness. at the end of the day, was the participation effective? did it matter? how did it matter? why did it matter? third, there's this question about litigation and the role of the professional historian primarily producing scholarship and teaching. being custodians of archives, but litigation is a different enterprise. how do you navigate the fact that this is what you are doing and what you do in your professional life and what you're doing in litigation are sort of different enterprises. if i could put you on the spectrum, i might say that professor chauncey is probably more optimistic on all three of those dimensions.