reacts to those in the room. they laughed with him afterwards on his comment. i thought it was good, unscripted moment and a very scripted situation. and i couldn t believe how people twisted it. ainsley: i thought it was great very real. oh, i wasn t expecting that, okay. is he saying that on a world stage. not just in a small interview. steve: right. ainsley: i completely agree with you. we will ask nikki hailably it she is u.n. ambassador. brian: if she sets here in traffic. steve: we just looked out the front window and there is not a lot of traffic on sixth avenue. ainsley: but it s 7:00. steve: today is u.n. meetings. tomorrow kavanaugh and his accuser. steve: see, look at that traffic. not going to have any problem. ainsley: rainy out there. ains. brian: if she stays on sixth avenue. ainsley: nikki, if you are listening take the subway. on friday chuck grassley says there could be a potential vote. he needs to give three days notice. he said judicial committee
jillian: can t see much out there because it is so dark on the east coast. it is 5:50, rainy out there. outrage after an elementary school shuts down a voluntary bible study, several teachers and students in michigan told they could no longer meet during lunch time after some parents alerted a civil rights group of the complaint. the school district is the teacher in charge, quote, the bible discussion was appropriate because it was during lunch and voluntary. rob: another school funded by tax dollars sparking outrage for asking families to cough up a fee to pay for pencils at that school. some parents in the uk refusing to do this, $200, the money would go towards equal in costs, they think tax money should pay for, parents don t have to donate money, only if they want