your phone or e-mail exchanges or any other thing. i would, yeah. i think she has i think she s vulnerable when it comes to trump. he has given to her husband s foundati foundation, to her family s foundation six figures. he has donated, maxed out to her on several occasions. yes, i think she s got trump vulnerabilities, which is why she pivots to the other candidates very quickly. do i think this is lasting damage to the republican party? it s cringe worthy. instead of focusing on the people that went to see bernie sanders in oregon yesterday. yes, it is causing damage on that front. is it causing danie ining damag? some. it s undeniable because he has 22%, 23% of the support. but if he is not the nominee,
so when the guards did their periodic searches, i would say be careful. don t hurt my kitties. but what about the other things? the lipstick and the makeup. one day her daughter gabrielle was in my cell. she s wreaking of perfume. and she pulled out of the top of her bibs a partially opened vile of perfume. we had our eureka moment. we ll let gabrielle smuggle in the makeup because if they searched her, well, all little girls like to play dress-up, don t they? they had to bring in lipstick, foundati foundation.
foundati foundation. mayor bloomburg talked about the agreement yesterday. we are going build a museum that is important to the families of the 9/11 victims and to all of those who contributed photos and moe mentos and trying to preserve the memory of those that they loved that are no longer here. construction on the museum should resume by the end of the month. it s unclear when it should be completed. a piece in the new york times reports new information about what president bush and his administration were told by intelligence agencies in the months leading up to 9/11. according to vanity fair, the former president was warned directly about the possibility of an al qaeda attack as early as may 1, 2001. it s titled bin laden determined to strike in the u.s. those warnings included reports
tell me about that. that came about with roxanna and her mother. they had conversations in the past. unfortunately, two years ago roxanna s mother passed away from brain aneruysm. and as a family, we talked about being an organ donor. actually, we involved our kids a little bit in that discussion. and, you know, just a little bit. they were young. but wanted them to hear about it. and kristina was well aware of that and thought it was a good idea. we donated when your mother passed, we donated her organs. you set up kristina taylor-green memorial foundation. tell me about that. the foundation we set up a mission statement for the foundati foundation. we thought it was a good way to a lot of people across the country, we were a little bit surprised, to be honest with you, about all the attention that kristina got, we were just
the shooting that nearly killed gabbie giffords. i was thinking it was a nightmare and that i was going to wake up so, i kept on pinch myself, hoping it wasn t real. it was horrible. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. i probably wouldn t be doing this job if it weren t for my guest. the man did an astounding 6,000 shows, won nine emmys and lifetime achievement award. pretty much invented the daytime talk show. he talked to everybody and tonight, i have the great honor of being the latest person that phil donahue talks to. when i said i was interviewing you, i put it on twitter this morning. one tweet. is that right? has one tweet. that s my secretary s creation. you know, i m afraid i don t twitter. i do text. yeah. i don t when i m driving. i ve already been stopped for being on the phone. i got this amazing reaction and the themes were mr. america, icon. tv legend. the outpouring of affection for you and respect. real respect. was extraordinary. probabl