michelle obama talked about laura bush but also melania trump. dr. kastor: my hope is at the end of class today he can talk about the presidential transition because what could be more timely? ordinary, extraordinary, the transition. what else. what are some of the common themes? >> [inaudible] dr. kastor: the stress of election? yeah. and more generally, the stress of politics, most intensely during the campaign. what else? >> [inaudible] the president to themselves. dr. kastor: so their individuality within the presidential couple. that's a great point. these are all great. is there anything else we want to get on the list before we begin? before we get at each one of these? >> [inaudible] dr. kastor: yeah! >> with their kids or their husbands. dr. kastor: i want to break that up into two different subjects. marriage. parenting. definitely connected. totally different. each of them affects the other, and not always for the best. marriage and parenting. anything else? >> [indiscernible] on their individuality, but there's no clear role for first lad

michelle obama reinvented that role. dr. kastor: it's the way the first lady memoir gets to -- was -- gives us access to something of the president's does not. and the memoirs did not talk about the president, they did not talk as much as that first day in the white house. what it's like to actually move in their. the first lady does that. increasingly, that is a crucial role of the first lady, to manage the white house in many ways, which is increasingly elaborate. barack obama went on "comedians in cars getting coffee." how many have seen that? i am really distressed that you have not. what is "comedians in cars getting coffee"? >> and the ones i have seen, jerry seinfeld picks up obama in an old retro car and he is doing it's another show about nothing, but it is done very well. he had one with obama and obama said was the first night in the white house. it seemed unreal and amazing. you don't usually have the president talking about that. first ladies do that. this individuality issue this individuality issue definitely

by the way, how many of you had read a portion of michelle obama's memoir before this semester? had you read any of these other books? you hadn't read sarah polk's reminiscences? no? now that you have read a portion of it, don't you want to rush out and read the rest of it? yeah, you are ready to roll? i will keep that in mind. excellent. we are going to spend some time on edith wilson, but before doing that, here's my question -- as you think about both these memoirs as written objects and about the experience of first ladies, what are the key themes that draw their experiences together? these are four very different women living in profoundly different times, so you can find the differences pretty easily. let's start with the similarities. >> i feel like all of them had the sense of being an ordinary rule and ordinary women in the sense that this can happen to anyone. dr. kastor: mm-hmm. and that is a great way to contrast it -- ordinary person in extraordinary circumstance. my indecipherable handwriting. anybody else? >> the transition of president before them and also after

bush y laura bush. >> (trompetas) ya vemos ya llegada de barack obama y michelle obama tambiÉn >>> (hablan en inglÉs) (aplausos). >>> (aplausos) >>> ahÍ los vemos entrando entre aplausos >>> clarisa? >>> sÍ con bueno, tambiÉn pienso que quizÁs habiendo animado el atentado contra el capitolio hubiera sido un poco raro que luego se presentara pero ahÍ en donde decimos es el respeto al simbolismo y lo que representa todo esto. >> george bush que tiene una gran amistad con el hombre que muchos decÍan era su contrario bill clinton que le ganÓ a su padre sin embargo, tienen una estrecha amistad y tambiÉn ha hecho gran amistad con barack obama y michelle obama >>> sÍ de hecho el presidente clinton y bush han creado un programa para crecer lÍderes a travÉs de sectores y partidos en que tuve el privilegio de participar entonces ahÍ estÁn tratando de nutrir el bipartidismo para gobernar >>> ahora vamos a escuchar la presentaciÓn de barack y michelle obama. (trompetas). (aplausos). (aplausos). (aplausos). presidente nÚmero 44. >>> ahÍ acaban los nÚmeros en cuanto a presencia el 45 n

in a statement as you heard, the former first lady michelle obama said this about the mob. the mob desecrated the center of american government and these rioters and gang members were let out of the building, not in handcuffs but free to carry on with their days. that was pretty shocking to so many of us. the message about racial justice. the message for racial justice activists shouldn't be surprised. were you surprised that these individuals were immediately arrested to be formally charged. they were simply told go home. nobody has been charged with anything. now a few other people were charged with gun possession. but northbound was charged with the looting that took place. let me say that again. the looting. they went into members of congress including the office of the speaker. one person posting the mail on facebook. that is not the right message. i am not surprised the head of capitol hill police resigned. in fact everyone who was involved in the leadership should be forced to resign or terminated . members of the mob, they flew trump flags. they wore qanon logos. di

jill biden that michelle obama extended to her. of course, president trump isn't extending that courtesy to joe biden, either. some of trump's advisers have been pleading with him to at least call biden and to leave him a note in the oval office, a longstanding tradition for outgoing presidents. shortly after taking office, trump showed david the note barack obama left him. >> and this was the letter given to me by president obama. >> we saw that image of him, >> we saw that image of him, the final morning that he was here, putting the letter on the desk. >> which was, i won't show it to you, read it to you, but just a -- a beautiful letter. >> is there a line you can share that struck you most? >> there were numerous lines, so well-written, so thoughtful. >> reporter: george h.w. bush famously left bill clinton a note, saying, quote, "you will be our president when you read this note. your success is now our country's success. i am rooting hard for you." trump is instead planning a farewell ceremony for himself at joint base andre

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yes, michelle obama. don't go anywhere. stay tuned. ay tuned >>> let us never forget, taking his oath of office on the same ground where insurrectionists rioted two weeks ago, president biden made white supremacy and domestic terrorism a priority. in 2020 alone, they conducted two-thirds of the terrorist plots and attacks in the country, and this is according to the center for strategic and international studies. but let's keep it 100, you guys. white supremacy has always been the biggest threat to this country. house majority whip jim clyburn said it better than i could ever say it in a political interview this week. quote, those of us who grew up in the black community, especially in the south, we have always recognized the ku klux klan and white citizens councils and all these other groups as domestic terrorists. how do you call it anything else? how indeed? joining me now to talk about this is malcolm nance, my friend, executive director of the terrorism projects, msnbc contributor and author of "the plot to betray america," a fasc

obama. >> can i just remark how flawless michelle obama is? i'm sorry. i don't mean to be obsessive. >> go, joy, go. >> you sure can. >> absolutely flawless. her fashion sense is uncanny, brilliant. she dresses her man up very well as well. i believe she consults to make sure he looks appropriate. >> can i tell you that michelle obama is so well dressed, she's the only person whose mask doesn't stand out as a strange thing that had to be added to her outfit. she's integrated -- exactly, like i'm a fashion authority. i've been wearing the same thing for six years. but she actually -- >> first of all, black is -- all black is chic. so you are a fashion icon. let's start with that. all black is chic. she understands how to dress for the moment and how to look stylish but also powerful. she really is just masterful at it. >> we were talking a moment ago about the former presidents being called upon by current presidents, former presidents being called upon to show up for events like this, for the inaugural. every living president and first lady would be ther

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>> i would be thrilled if i got a call, even a robocall from michelle obama. i think it may engage people in ways they hadn't before. but the strategy in the runoff is different than the way most runoffs work. generally in a runoff election you just go back to your voters you had before. go back to your base voters and remind them to vote again. you know they like their candidate. that is definitely happening this time and that's what i think the strategy of using former first lady michelle obama, former president and john legend is to do. but in this case we're actually seeing there are new voters. there are new voter registration which is really interesting. and not something that you see in a lot of runoffs. and that's where a group like stacey abrams' fair fight, new georgia project where a lot of local groups are involved with nonpartisan voter registration have been making an impact on the ground. they tee up the new voters and the campaign and party can take it out and actually bring them in to vote. the campaigns are still doing ballot chase on the abs

he once actually led michelle obama's security detail. a secret service agent as you said once led michelle obama's security detail. she even mentions him in her memoir "becoming." she talks hubt him briefly in the book. she also attended a memorial service for their father who was a police officer and died in a motorcycle accident. now as for scott fairland who's charged with his participation in the capitol insurrection, what's really interesting, pam, one of the charges he's facing is an assault on an police officer. he's captured on video that the fbi now has and they say on that video you see him pushing and shoving and hitting a police officer. he is the brother of this secret service agent, preston fairland iii. a lawyer who represents scott fairland says that the brother knew nothing about this, didn't even know that he was coming here. so they're saying that the brother had nothing to do with this obviously. but certainly disturbing details here when you learn of this man's connections to law enforcement and what he's charged wit

but at the same time michelle obama said, have fun, they're going upstairs, good night. and it's almost like you're in chicago, party's over, everybody go home. you don't have to go home but you're leaving here. that kind of thing. that kind of authenticity set a different tone around this country. and i think that authenticity came through because of michelle obama. >> you really got the sense that the advisers around president obama objected to the idea of him skating too far into blackness because of the fear that it would turn white voters off. but i think that the trayvon martin case was one of those case that's for barack obama represented kind of a tipping point for him personally and for his family. >> 17-year-old trayvon martin was walking to a family friend's home in a gated community in sanford, florida, when he was shot dead by a neighborhood watch captain. >> the shooter, 28-year-old, george zimmerman, has not been arrested. >> we don't understand why he has not been arrested. >> did george zimmerman in fact fire in self-defense? >> when trayvon martin was k

from vice president kamala harris' bold choice of purple by christopher john roberts, to michelle obama's show-stopping monochromatic sergio hudson ensemble, and first lady dr. jill biden's sparkly blue markarian coat, eyes were glued not just to the administration but its look, too. >> vice president harris deciding that she was going to wear black designers for the inauguration was obviously a very conscious decision, and it was one that automatically elevates those designers in the public imagination. >> reporter: it was a day packed with symbolism and intention, from the red, white, and blue of the performers, to that gilded dove, to the vp's nieces in cheetah print coats in honor of their aunty. and 22-year-old national poet lawyer yet, in gold earrings gifted to her by oprah, who gifted earringings to another poet in 1993. harris attended the covid memorial at the national mall in a camo casual coat by gene genee raymond, son of haitian immigrants who hails from new york. >> for me, what was so really special was everybody's nod to american fashion. this new generation of black desi

, clinton y george bush acompaÑados de su pareja michel obama, laura bush y hillary clinton. este cementerio ha estado cerrado en los Últimos dÍas evidentemente como parte de este operativo de seguridad no se permitieron servicios fÚnebres y tampoco turistas y esto abre hasta el dÍa viernes como parte de todas las medidas que se extremaron. como parte de este operativo, comentarte que el soldado que se encuentra enterrado en esta tumba fue colocado ahÍ en 1921 pero que este soldado representa realmente a los miles de hÉroes estadounidenses que han perdido la vida en distintas guerras originalmente un monumento erigido para quienes perdieron la vida y no fueron reconocidos y no se identificÓ en la primera guerra mundial y sea aceptado que este lugar es un lugar para honor a quienes perdieron la vida como la guerra de corea. asÍ pues un momento especial que seguirÁ y despuÉs de esto, despuÉs que concluya esta ceremonia serÁ que salga el presidente biden ya rumbo a la casa blanca pero este serÁ un momento sin duda muy sentido, un momento de unidad, un momento de ref

once led michelle obama's detail. what do you know about that? >> his name is scott fairlim from new jersey. he is seen in some pictures. we'll show you right now from videos that he took. he shot them himself on youtube and so on from the riot at the capitol. right now according to the prosecutors, he's accused of punching and hitting a police officer, but don, this describes -- he describes his presence there as part of this revolution. now, the interesting thing here is that his brother is a secret service agent by the name of preston. and he was the head of michelle obama's protection detail we're told by a lawyer for scott fairlim, the brother, the secret service agent had no knowledge, was not at all aware of his brother's involvement in the riot. but obviously the fact that he was there has become a pretty big deal. we expect that we're going to hear more about these charges, obviously, assault on an officer is going to be a big deal, an important part of these arrests. >> i want to get this question in before we run out of time. there's a

>>former first lady michelle obama says while she was a late add to hear of reverend raphael warnock's georgia senate runoff election victory. >>her heart has. it just fell after seeing the site of the gang lying on the same stage of the u.s. capitol, the former first lady releasing a statement saying the day was a fulfillment of the wishes of an infant island unpatriotic president who can't handle the truth of his own failures and the wreckage lays at the feet of a party and media apparatus that gleefully cheered him on knowing full well, the possibility of consequences like these. former president barack obama also released a statement calling the violent axe a moment of great dishonor and shame. all right switching gears says we take a step back take a breath and get a check on our 4 zone forecast, you know somebody we haven't heard from in a have a job. >>yeah, hey guys healthy body kind of nice to talk about the weather on a day like today and certainly out there tonight some beautiful weather to look at your looking. basically from different out over the bay tonight and certainly

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it's michelle obama supporting reverend raphael warnock. joel, how significant could this be for the campaign knowing how close it could potentially be? >> given those odds and stakes that michael and i just talked about, this is really all about turnout. so to juice turnout, you need to have high level, a-list surrogates out there, you know, kind of whipping up support and getting people excited. michelle obama would do that. joe biden is going to be in state. for republicans donald trump is going to be in state so you'll see some of these heavies in the next 72 to 96 hours in georgia. i think it's designed on both sides to get people excited. remember, it's a special -- rather, it's a runoff election so it's harder to get people to understand the urgency of showing up. it's not like a normal election on election day. that's why you're going to really rely on those types of people to get people excited. >> we saw john legend there breaking out the keys. michael, let's talk about president trump's impact on the race ahead of his trip there

tiktok totally obsessing over former first lady michelle obama's plum pantsuit. >> if michelle obama walked up to me and punched me directly in the face, i would say thank you. thank you for this opportunity. >> reporter: the internet had a lot to say about inauguration day. nothing off limits. did they have joe biden put his hand on the book from "hocus pocus"? tom brady, age 43 signing to the tampa bay buccaneers. and this moment from j. lo going viral. ♪ let's get loud ♪ >> reporter: this cat totally not expecting it. one person suggesting alternate lyrics to the patriotic sing. this land is your land. this land is my land from brazil, morocco, london to ibiza. ♪ brazil, morocco, london to ibiza straight to l.a., new york, vegas to africa ♪ >> reporter: but it's bernie sanders who has been inaugurated as the meme king of the day getting photoshopped onto the subway, feeding birds, having lunch atop a skyscraper, he's coming for the iron throne as well and, yeah, he even wound up here. the senator sanders meme has been made into a t-shirt in case you want a $20 souvenir fro

obama. they discussed the differences between what many first ladies right compared to what their husbands right when focusing on similar topics. dr. kastor: good afternoon, everybody. how are you all doing? students: [indiscernible noise] dr. kastor: glad to hear it.

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spite the tough line from social media john some think it's not enough former 1st lady michelle obama called in silicon valley firms to boycott the president for life. knows the dime for silicon valley companies to stop enabling the small strip behavior and go in further than they have already but then end this man from their platforms and put in place by all this is to prevent that technology from being used by the nation's leaders to fuel insurrection. delighted to welcome onto the program live now who you are vera editorial director of reactionary times dot com unfettered bindi frederick is professor of political science at the top university of rome you're both very welcome federica can we kick off with you freedom of speech is guaranteed it's the 1st amendment it's the court tent in the united states is facebook playing a dangerous game by taking the unprecedented move of banning a democratically elected president. there is a feline i mean freedom of speech is granted sibylle a shiny invitation to violence that is a completely different thing this is why i think facebook did the

michelle obama is going a step further writing now is the time for silicone valley companies to stop enabeling this monstrous behavior and permanently ban this man... joining us now, independent journalist glenn greenwold is joining us. this is like you wrote in a novel about what elites do. your reaction. >> it's something we have been warning about for a long time. the growing power that unchecked and unelected silicone valley overlord have over our discourse. what struck me was not so much mark zuckerberg announcing how the president can be heard but michelle obama is part of a couple that is one of the most richest and powerful couples on the planet. when she wanted to appeal to silence donald trump further, she didn't call anyone in the united states congress or elected officials in the government. that's not where the power lies. she issued a letter pleading with the silicone valley oligarch to do her bidding to, silence the president of the united states. in a democracy that would be a decision made by elected leaders. it is something that a very small handful of tech people d

the same old honest advice about exercise as profit with the best intentions in 2010 michelle obama launched a campaign against childhood obesity the 1st lady lent her sassy sashay to move your body aiming to set healthier standards for food served in school lunch room. we send. our kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the current of very salty sugary foods that we're trying to keep them when they're at home unfortunately you know michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning and i think she got the railed by mixture of bad advisors and by bringing in the food the food companies and they were able to dilute very powerful message down to something where you know it's just her on to the television encouraging people to to move that way rather than let's move together. you know as a movement to be able to transform the food system. better became more. easily upstaged the public service message. was. a boon to the multinationals who quickly joined the dance in 2015 coca-cola created the global energy balance network a worldwide think tank dedicated

to say most honest advice about exercise is profit with the best intentions in 2010 michelle obama launched a campaign against childhood obesity the 1st lady lent her sassy sashay to move your body. aiming to set healthier standards for food served in school lunch when. we send our kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the kind of very salty sugary foods that we're trying to keep them when they're at home unfortunately you know michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning and i think she got the railed by mixture of bad advisors and by bringing in the food the food companies and they were able to dilute a very powerful message down to something where you know it's just her on to television encouraging people to to move that way rather than let's move together. you know as a movement to be able to transform the food system. better became more. easily upstaged the public service message. which. was. a boon to the multinationals who quickly joined the dance in 2015 coca-cola created the global energy balance network a worldwide think tank dedicate

this is my first goose bumps moment, other than the coat that michelle obama had on. this is amazing. this is absolutely amazing. >> incoming and outgoing vice presidents there having a moment. >> washington is just about to be full of new faces. i think that, as much as the politics, have become so dark and depressing. washington is hungry for new figures to be spotted out at up and coming restaurants and new spouses to be spotted jogging on the mall and new and exciting people to see on the sunday shows. pete is one of the most effective communicators in our politics at this hour. if anyone is too afraid to turn the channel to fox news, try doing it with pete on. it's something. joe biden talks about unity. pete does it. joe biden does, too. but there are -- because of the bizarre nature of this transition, there haven't been the sort of long looks and big profiles and interviews and bios on the incoming cabinet. some really interesting and different people in terms of tone and life experience. >> you are not seeing this inauguration take place with the democratic p

it is michelle obama, the former first lady of the united states. michelle obama wearing a mask. spotting celebrities and vips and politicians a little more challenging in the age of covid. there's president obama as well, i believe. obviously the presence of michelle and barack obama not a surprise at joe biden's inauguration, but still a welcome sight, as we note the transition of power. there will be republican presidents here as well, including george w. bush. >> that's right. can you imagine getting inside the head of the obamas, particularly barack obama right now. he worked really hard to make this moment happen. he defied the norms of former presidents because he felt that he had to because donald trump did way too much of that in campaigning very aggressively for his vice president to be able to be here today, to take the oath as the 46th president of the united states. he worked really hard four years ago, didn't have the same result, but this is different and it is very, very personal. >> and michelle obama, too. she has had quite the year of coming out with the critic

bush and michelle obama they are pretty much b.s. if they genuinely do get on and we saw that at the inauguration of mr trump 4 years ago. when you. hear such a different thing and in fact when we using this word transition i think it's almost a little bit of a misnomer today if you think of a transition as being a transfer like a relay race where you physically passed the baton there is no physical parsing today the closest that president trump and president elect biden will be today is the fact that president trump woke up in the white house this morning and president elect biden woke up in the last house which is just adjacent to the white house that is the closest they will be there is no transfer and a lot is being made of that he had the fact that that warmth that. formality is not present today has not been present at all and i think it's quite a few people who are well said about the fact that that is how it's transpired but maybe not surprised in the end given what we know of the presidency of donald trump over the past 4 ye

en pantalla podemos ver al ex presidente barack obama en compaÑÍa de michelle obama. ellos arriban como parte del grupo de expresidentes que el dÍa de hoy dicen estar aquÍ para apoyar. acabamos de ver a george bush y tambiÉn a la ex primera dama. ahora se abren las puertas y vemos que estÁn ingresando luego de caminar por los interiores. esta es una pareja republicana y aquÍ no se trata de una cuestiÓn de partidos sino de demostrar la unidad que el paÍs tanto necesita alan: son tres expresidentes que estÁn asistiendo a esta gala. esto habla muy bien del presidente bush. karla: vamos una vez mÁs con claudia para que nos cuente en lo que estÁ viviendo. satcha: vamos a compartir luego de el arribo de estas tres parejas ya que podrÍamos ver en cualquier momento la llegada a las afueras del capitolio del presidente. vamos a tener que acostumbrarnos a hablar . >> lo ha tomado de maravilla. satcha: ella siempre dice que ha sido un gran apoyo. se conocieron por una cita a ciegasy quien pensarÍa que hoy estarÍan ocupando este puesto. karla: ella decÍa que cuando

but michelle obama, is that a maroon or purple combo? it was a beautiful outfit. that was the talk for 36 hours. you couldn't get past that pantsuit for 36 hours. melania. >> i don't know if i would call them the avengers. you might call them the revenger's. they are looking for blood but we'll see what happens. >> laura: raymond, that's a lot of negativity. a lot of negativity. much of this week's coverage about the biden administration focused on emotions and feelings but this one took the cake. >> we need a catharsis. i think joe biden is a human catharsis. >> laura, i'm glad the country wasn't constipated. we didn't need relief from that. the thing here, the thing you have to give everybody credit for on the biden side, they kept their messaging tight from the young poet laureate to the performance of benton inaugural concert, it was that light is back. the darkness is being scattered. it was reflected in speeches, performances, music, every way possible. the republicans could learn a lot from that group. >> laura: raymond, it's going to be a dark winter going

where in the middle of the service, w was sneaking over and holding michelle obama's hand. there you go. look at this. one of the great tweets of the day. these two. i swear they should go to the road together. i would pay whatever ticket costs were. if he don't love me like bush loved michelle, i don't want him. and the bottom right, looking straight ahead, sneaking over and holding her hand. and look at laura and president obama. >> i think what joe is saying, willie, like for the first time in four years, i think maybe we could just have a tiny bit of fun. . >> that's not what i'm saying. i'm saying i will pay whatever michelle and w are charging if they want to take that on the road to theaters all across america. actually, they really do show something to americans. listen, the obamas were not particularly nice to george w. bush in the lead up to the election. barack obama said that. we scuffed him up really badly. yet i learned an awful lot that during the transition his people bent over backwards to help our people. and of course that has happened time and time again

the same old ernest advice about exercise is profit with the best intentions in 2010 michelle obama launched a campaign against childhood obesity the 1st lady lent her sassy sashing to move your body aiming to set healthier standards for food served in school lunch room. we send our. kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the current of very salty sugary foods that we're trying to keep them from their income unfortunately you know michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning and i think she got the railed by mixture of bad advisors and by bringing in the food the food companies and they were able to dilute a very powerful message down to something where you know it's just one type of television encouraging people to to move that way rather than let's move together. you know as a movement to be able to transform the food system. better became more. leon state easily upstaged the public service message. and it. was. a boon to the multinationals who quickly joined the dance in 2015 coca-cola created the global energy balance network a worldwide thin

obama,bout michelle speechwriting, politics? no, it is about judaism. [laughter] it has been delightful for me and i'm excited to see what comes next. amy: and you dedicated it to your ex-boyfriend. sarah: i did have him review one section of it that he had expertise on. and he was very nice. amy: our next speaker is reverend naomi tutu. bell, itme rings a should. she's the third child of arch -- third childu of mr. archbishop desmond tutu, who won the nobel peace prize in 1984. talks aboutmi tutu the challenges of growing up black and female in apartheid south africa, the foundation of teaches as she human rights, whether she lives in swaziland or nashville or now -- bill. why don't you tell us about how you came to your beliefs and why religion is so important you? i am the first of my parents' children who was born when they became anglican. my parents got married as roman catholics, my dad decided he wanted to breathe priest, and you couldn't be a roman catholic priest with a wife and two children. the anglican church and anglican community has been

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former first lady michelle obama urging silicon valley to stop enabling this monstrous behavior. to permanently ban trump from the platform, she urged them to put policies in place to prevent this technology from being used to fuel insurrection. twitter locked donald trump out of his account for the first time this week. todd: thank you. jillian: the fbi offering a 50,$000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of a pipe bomb suspect in dc. capital police said they found two devices outside the republican national committee and the democratic national committee an hour before protesters storm the capital. the explosive devices were active and bomb technicians use water cannons. jillian: boeing agrees $2.5 billion to silk and all charges over a 737 max jet. the doj charging the playmaker with defrauding regulations, and in court documents boeing admitting they feed the faa including pilots locked in the dark. todd: republican senator kelly leffler concedes to democrat rafael warnock after defeating her in the tortoise and runoff, releasing a video statement coming to cong

i'm quite sure michelle obama would not want that to be the state of the law. >> i agree. professor stone, thank you. that was excellent. i really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. anytime, michael. >>> speaking of social media from the world of twitter, i believe, what do we have -- i'm not being censored. this is a business simply saying we don't want your business. think of trump as a wedding cake for gays. interesting analogy, carol. i remember the case. my own view of this is that facebook and twitter takes some degree of risk when they start to regulate content because the protection they were provided by second 230 essentially said we are going to regard you as a telephone line. and not as cnn. or not as a newspaper. in other words, we don't think you regulate content. we don't hold accountable sprint or bell or one of the phone companies for words that are said across their lines. and that's the protection that the internet has been affording. when you now have those tech giants starting to censor some of their speech, it puts them more, i think in the realm of cnn or