president and they basically didn t like the last one. megyn: i have to go. we have to leave it at that. i will say this, free brother irving. brother irving speak out you re welcome on america live any time. bernie boldburg thank you. reporter: thank you, bye-bye. megyn: a 14-year-old autistic boy facing possible criminal charges, this is a felony of making terrorist threats. his offense? drawing a vaguely disturbing sketch which we just showed you. is the school overreacting or is this what we need to keep kids safe? kelly s court just ahead. so don t settle for a man s brace or support. use wellgate ankle, knee and wrist supports designed just for women. wellgate. made to fit the power of women. wellgate. the charcoal went out already? [ sighs ] forget it. [ male announcer ] there s more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford charcoal.
the transparent presidency, this isn t perhaps parent at all. megyn: i find it confusing. i ko frd so the owe mark ayor s hearing. suddenly we want to talk to brother irving. brother irving to kagan is out of the pick. you can t talk to him, you can t observe the class. this is after he had agreed and the school had agreed a white house smokes pan telling the time the administration was untommorrow uncomfortable with the idea. who gives the white house the right to shut down brother irving. reporter: the white house can do anything it wants apparently because the school folded as soon as that happened. let me answer your question. the white house was confident that so the owe my or s story was going to be a good one. she grew up in the south bronx, so did i, and they figured here is a rags to richest story and