about intruding on their family dynamic. but his kids, co cole and ella welcomed her and call her mamala. doug is a relaxed presence in her life. he gets up in the morning and reads the news before she s up and she often says she knows how the day is going to go based on his grunts or growns or sighs. he really plays that balancing role, calm within the storm. they clicked over their sense of humor. she was forced to go on a blind date with him by her best friend. and she says that they were joking with one another, and sharing a similar sense of humor and that s the role he continues to play in her life. and apparently also bouncer for protesters at this moment. apparently. yeah. add that to the job description of husband of kamala harris.
talk to either pete or your brother-in-law? why come on the show? i don t understand why you don t just pick up the phone? to be honest with you, i didn t sign up for this pair the only reason i m here is for the truth to prevail. if it was that easy, that would ve already been done. these communications, that would ve already been done if it was as easy as it could be. laura: when was the last time you spoke? the last time we spoke was at my grandmother s funeral. laura: one was that? that would be coming up at a year ago. laura: would you describe yourself as a close family? you haven t spoken in a year? to be honest, our family dynamic has been rocky for 9-10 years. when i became a born-again believer in jesus christ, the family dynamic dramatically shifted. if there was any shunning, to be
midwestern town going for the presidency. his husband, according to the washington post, had been shunned from the family, kicked out by the family who supposedly was homeless, which we have no memory of that ever happened. laura: you are saying he was never homeless? no recollection of him being homeless, no shunning absolutely none. laura: is anything he said true? anything he said true about your family dynamic from your opinion? for my opinion? absolutely not. everything in that article was fun to make a rags-to-riches story. laura: we got to go, ryan, but who are you voting. would you vote for mayor pete. trump in 2020. maybe we ll say your comments are political. i could spend that story. either side will say it s political. we appreciate you coming on and i think you should pick up the phone and have a cup of coffee.
brother-in-law? why come on the show? i don t understand why you don t just pick up the phone? to be honest with you, i didn t sign up for this pair the only reason i m here is for the truth to prevail. if it was that easy, that would ve already been done. these communications, that would ve already been done if it was as easy as it could be. laura: when was the last time you spoke?? the last time we spoke was at my grandmother s funeral. laura: one was that? that would be coming up at a year ago. laura: would you describe yourself as a close family? you haven t spoken in a year? to be honest, our family dynamic has been rocky for 9-10 years. when i became a born-again believer in jesus christ, the family dynamic dramatically shifted. if there was any shunning, to be honest, that would be myself
his husband, according to the washington post, had been shunned from the family, kicked out by the family who supposedly was homeless, which we have no memory of that ever happened. laura: you are saying he was never homeless? no recollection of him being homeless, no shunning absolutely none. laura: is anything he said true?ng anything he said true about your family dynamic from your opinion? for my opinion? absolutely not. everything in that article was spun to make a rags-to-riches story. laura: we got to go, ryan but who are you voting. would you vote for mayor pete. trump in 2020. maybe we ll say your comments are political. i could spin that story. either side will say it s political. we appreciate you coming on and i think you should pick up the phone and have a cup of coffee.. you take care.