about the yellow brick road. this was three strip technicolor that had colors that were amazingly vivid. because it was fantasy, the colors didn t have to be completely realistic but they were very alive and it was entertainment people hadn t seen before. it is astonishing what they were able to do and also how poignant all of those performances are. don t up think the wizard could help him, too? i don t see why not. they brought such incredible humanity and poignancy to these characters. it was the greatest children s film of all time that people constantly relate to, the idea of leaving home and finding home again. oh, auntie em, there s no place like home. a classic. don t miss the final episode of the movies tomorrow night 9:00
started a website. it s not a sophisticated one. it s called gosydney.com. if people go on it, they can follow where we re going. if they want to be generous, they can make a donation to get back to the united states. or you want to stay in europe? you want to stay here? no. i want to go back home. it s to shep s viewers if we go home then. shepard: goodness. there s no place like home. that s right. shepard: corporal watson, son paul, thanks very much. best of luck. corporal watson, thank you for your service. we re indebted. thank you so much. it s great to be here, shep. we had a great time today with the president. i just wanted to say the president came out, looked at my dad and said you re a good friend. that was nice. remember that? yes. shepard: love it. thank you both. it was wonderful. shepard: thank you both.
nebraska, if the midwest was a rom com, they d be the unmarried best friend. kansas, there s no place like home, unless your home is kansas, then there s no place. no place like everyplace else. indiana, whoever said blonds have more fun must have never been to indiana. why do the point guards look like ann heche? illinois, we re more than just chicago. are you, though? ohio, the good middle child of the country, reliable, responsible, relatable, replaceable. you ve got the southeast. virginia, the snobs of the south, stop trying to be the connecticut, you hayseed. west virginia, still riding in them back roads, making
nebraska, if the midwest was a rom come, they d be the unmarried best friend. kansas, there s no place like home, unless your home is kansas, then there s no place. no place like every place else. indiana, whoever said blonds have more fun must have never been to indiana. why do the point guards look like ann hashe. illinois, we re more than just chicago. are you now? ohio, the good middle child of the country, reliable, responsible, relatable, replaceable. you ve got the southeast. virginia, the snobs of the south, stop trying to be the connecticut, you hay seed. west virginia, still riding in
white house where donald trump is president and stephen miller is his senior immigration adviser, but, of course, the most outrageous might have been the private jet access 24/7 for someone who is just in charge of coordinating immigration policy with the white house. you ll recall health and human services secretary, former, tom price, was forced out of the administration over his use of private jets, so i think people are tired of people seeing in the trump administration, in the cabinet, and that s even something that the president himself did not like when tom price was accused of that, so the idea that he can make these demands and get this job was so laughable, and i think this was one of the most enjoyed stories in the west wing yesterday. literally. everybody click your heels. there s no place like home and maybe he should just stay there. thanks for joining us for inside politics. phil mattingly is in for brianna keilar. he starts right now. have a great afternoon.