second of all, they leak it on a day the day after these text messages are exposed. i don t know for a fact but how else to take it out to the new york times ? to the new york times find it on sixth avenue, 43rd street, wherever they are located? if you ask me, that s my opinio opinion, the cable news network s, the mainstream media, et cetera. they don t have to talk about these missing message that were found exposing more fbi corruption and also the fact that the president is killing it out in davos, switzerland right now where he expecting to. harris: you hear about this and the pushback is he wasn t fired and the investigation goes on. the president still if he chooses to they have a day to sit down with mueller. he very well may, he said he is willing to sit down and speak with robert mueller under oath. i know his lawyer has pushed back saying he is the one that s going to make that decision.
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me roar. and now of course this is being called a woman s march but it is really a march that covered the gamut of issues. people out here fighting for equal rights for immigrants, for people of color, for people with disabilities, for people with different religions and people have come from all over the place. these are not just new yorkers. i spoke with a whom came down from vermont and a student who is from oregon and they were telling me this is not just about women s rights, this is about human rights. so fred, what we re expecting in the next few minutes is that the rally is going to start right here in the southwest corner of central park. there will be speakers including politicians, activists, some celebrities and surprise guests and then the march will get underway around 1:00 p.m. and they ll march down to 43rd street, all this wrapping up in mid-afternoon. thank you so much. let s go west, my friends, to chicago. ryan young is there. ryan, what is happening?
objective. we ll leave it right there. senator cory gardener. thank you so much. good luck today. we re watching tens of thoufds of people at the women s marches taking place across the country from street to street and from philadelphia to the nation s capitol and to los angeles. stay with us. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. .and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i ll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you.
sense of building infrastructure and institutions and movements and also developing spiritual strength to survive. and that s why i believe as a rabbi it s so essential for all of us to be here. reporter: kristen, i want to interrupt the rabbi for a second because i want to show you that you ve just seen policemen walking over here this way. that means they re opening up some of the streets here in new york city, which means we ve also reached the end of the march here, but a lot more people certainly walking that way toward the 43rd street and sixth avenue. and, rabbi, as long as i have you here with me, i know that hillary clinton you supported last year. she lost, but this movement emerged, briefly can you tell us, have you sense that she s had influence in many of the folks out here? i think she continues to inspire so many. and i don t think she lost. i think our country lost. reporter: thank you so much. thank you very much. reporter: kristen, back to you. mariana, wh