young people should keep in mind? i think it s important what bob said. first of all, a continuation of movement. the young people are not out there alone. that we are there to support them because there will be some tough moments. of course , it s exciting they e going to do a walkout. but what do you do after the walkout to keep this moment going? people may not know all the details. our young people are leading a walkout for 17 minutes on march 14th, really, to signify the 17 lives that were lost in parkland, florida. and they re going to be walking out of school with administrators, their principals and others supporting their parents, meeting them. walking out of schools and saying they want to see congress do something about gun control and there is a particular list of demands that people can find on the women s march website. in moving you had to figure out how to walk across all different lines of race and class and religion, et cetera.
my goodness. we have two legends in the house. i am so glad to know that the young people are going to have the support of folks like you. why do you think it s important as leaders of a women s movement to help this movement against gun violence? we ve seen the type of support that is needed to create a mass mobilization and, also, all the challenges that can come along the way. and we remember what it was like to be questioned as women. why you. why should you be leading this? we want tasay to the youth of america that rising up in numbers too big to ignore. we support you and we stand with you in this movement. what did you guys learn? you guys came out of no where. you weren t the established organizations and you made this massive thing. what did you learn that these
spoken to the white house did not expect any departure any time soon. president trump released a statement to the new york times hope is absolutely fantastic. she was with the campaign from the beginning and i could not ask for anything more. hope is smart, very talented and respected by all. so julia, why the need to release this statement, because let s talk about this, is hope hicks safe? yes, so i think to jill s point, hope hicks has been with trump for years now. she is like a member of the family, and we ve seen that president trump definitely rewards loyalty. also, hope hicks has taken a bit of a step back from the limelight. we don t see her give too many interviews. i actually don t think she s given a public interview since being in the white house, and i think president trump likes that, because i think this is a president who likes to be in the spotlight, so she in that regard has done her job very smartly, but i think it s important to point out the optics of t
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it has become a custom in state of the union for lawmakers to bring a special guest to represent a polish. while tonight s speech is no exception, many democrats are rallying behind a single cause. the me too, times up movement. new jersey congresswoman bonnie watson-coleman will be joined by rose gunther, niece of the late recy taylor, whose story is so significant in the story of race and gender inequality yet so few of us knew about her until, of course, leave it to oprah to highlight her story at the golden globes. a name i know and i think you should know, too. in 1944, recy taylor was a young wife and a mother. she was just walking home from her church service she attended