let s say i m debating pocahontas, right? i promise you i ll do this. i will take you know those little kits they sell on television for $2? learn your heritage! we will take that little kit and say but we have to do it gently. because we re in the #metoo generation. so we have to be very gentle. welcome back. and we re back with our panel. let me start with you, ken blackwell. what do you think about what the president is doing? and i will tell you as you answer that, that i talked to a source who is familiar with the president s thinking, who said, you know what, he s crazy like a fox. what he s trying to do is very strategic. he s trying to somehow take the wind out of the sails of the #metoo movement, because that is, among other things but that is a major energizer for the left right now. yeah, look. i think the president understands that if you play identity politics, that s a
presidential campaign, elton john hits, tiny dancer and rocket man were song list staples at trump rallies. the president even touted some performance advice he says he got from the brit. elton john is a good friend of mine. and he said to me, you know, when you finish with a great song, get off the stage. his love for the pop star precedes his political career. in 2013, trump posted this photo, pegging elton john at his piano teacher. but when it comes to politics, the liberal activist doesn t feel the love. i cannot wait for hillary clinton to be president of the united states. now, as president trump prepares for a trip to great britain, the music legend offers this prediction about the royal legend who knighted sir elton john. the odds of you dancing with the queen at windsor castle are very, very long. thanks for watching.
rocket man sir elton john inspired one of president trump s most famous monikers. rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. and this week, the state department denied a report that secretary of state mike pompeo hand-delivered an elton john cd to north korea. that might have been far-fetched, but really president trump is a huge elton john fan. i think elton john is great. reporter:. the singer isn t just a trump tool for diplomacy. elton john was part of a trumpian rift this week at a political rally in montana. i have broken more elton john records. i don t have a musical instrument. i don t have a guitar or an or began. this is the only musical, the mouth. and hopefully the brain is attached to the mouth. a theme that s come up before. they said it was like if elton john came and we broke that record. elton john. i m no longer competing with politicians. i m competing with musical talent. tiny dancer during thinks 2016
administration. i have served in previous administrations, including ronald reagan s, and you never saw this kind of incompetence you re seeing in this administration, and i think that has a lot of people scared. and back to the supreme court because you brought it up. i have talked to republicans who are in touch with the president who say it will be hard for democrats to vote against a woman. true or false? false. i think it depends on look, ultimately, democrats want to see roe v. wade protected. we know the three finalists we ll find out tomorrow night who that person is all three of those people oppose roe v. wade. so that s where the real issue is. regardless of gender for democrats, we want to make sure we protect roe v. wade in every chance we can. jeff? in terms of the competence of this administration, those of us who have a more progressive outlook, the one bright spot in this administration, they have been largely incompetent in getting anything passed. this i
a kilometer or a quarter of this cave remains completely submerged. that s equal to 11 football fields. wow. that these kids who have never been in a scuba mask, would have had to go under and get out and is worked. so here s the question. if that worked, why did they stop? you mentioned it earlier. they simply used up all their oxygen doing this. they have to recharge. that could take from 9 to 20 hours, according to officials, and yes, they are racing the clock. this is all the water they have been pumping out, the stuff that s already fallen. they have had a little lull. and you saw a minute ago as the rain was returning, that s the forecast. they have to work fast, even in this incredibly dangerous work, if they want this to be fully successful. dana? such important context and explanation of what s going on down there. tom foreman, thank you so much. with us now for more is an experienced diver who has taken part in other rescue missions, rick murkar, president of the nation