that s when he stumbled upon a secret that made him question his entire identity. he joins us now with his new book the survivors: a story of war, inheritance, and healing. it s out now. thanks for having me. funny to have you on thanksgiving weekend, because a lot of families get together at thanksgiving weekend as mine did yesterday. and lineage comes up and people talk about their family histories. and what you find out often and particularly with the new genetic testing like 23 and me is that families have look, all families have secrets. i learned an extraordinary secret a few months before joining the obama campaign. i learned my dad is not my biological father and this was a secret my mother kept from me, from my dad, from my whole family. i kept the secret from my dad for another ten years. i held on to this when i went to be a speechwriter for obama in
tucker: how many people would leave the country if this happened? melissa francis, thank you for that. don t speak on my pleasure, it s sad, but my pleasure. tucker: this week, the single most attacked, at least warren and she made it herself. speak out you know come the president likes to call my mom a liar. what are the facts saying? facts that you have absolutely america history and herpetic area. i m only trying to sort doe mike certain s citizens, but might have family histories history of my family history. tucker: it s hard to believe that s real. warren has scrubbed the video from her twitter page like it never happened. don t worry, we saved it. if the whole thing is on her facebook page where it will remn forever. check it out after the show. it warrants phony heritage, g
after a certain age have annual physicals. we test things for this. there are poo teens but not yet where we can really tell unless we are doing a cat scan on everyone. we have warning signs. people who smoke who are at risk. people drink too much at risk. people that are overweight and a family histories these are the people we are really looking at to see if they could be at risk. now, i also believe, of course, as alex trebek very positive attitude. i believe in the power of prayer in a situation like this. ainsley: 3% of those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer survive more than five years. 3%. numbers are low someone has got to survive. if you catch it early you can actually do a curative surgery. but, again, catching it early is very, very hard. i believe in medical miracles and mind over matter. i will tell you one thing with his attitude he is at very least studies have shown stay healthy for a lot longer than if he wasn t looking at it that way. i want to get those three yea
of what happens with white supremacy leading to violence and far worse than violence. but being disempowered is a big part of it. there s lots of ways to be disempowered psychologically. it s not just not having jobs. you cena lot of family histories of these men that have committed these acts who are nationalists in the cases i ve worked on, you see a history of feeling misunderstood, feeling one case i worked on, he was kicked out of his church for spouting his political beliefs. there was too much vitriol. he resented that and couldn t let it go. it mushroomed into this larger conspiracy theory about the united states government, led to a bank robbery where a guard was killed, this man is now on death row, out of oklahoma, and it all started with feeling disenfranchised, feeling powerless. interesting. and they re somehow attracted in many cases to the conservative party. i would love to see studies on why that is. but listen, i ve got to go. it s a moth to flame. you see a br
supremacists is a hateful ideology. there s no other way to describe it. we are superior, they are inferior, and they don t belong either here or at the same table we re allowed to sit at. of course we have a long history of what happens with white supremacy leading to violence and far worse than violence. but being disempowered is a big part of it. there s lots of ways to be disempowered psychologically. it s not just not having jobs. you cena lot of family histories of these men that have committed these acts who are nationalists in the cases i ve worked on, you see a history of feeling misunderstood, feeling one case i worked on, he was kicked out of his church for spouting his political beliefs. there was too much vitriol. he resented that and couldn t let it go. it mushroomed into this larger conspiracy theory about the united states government, led to