But first, if youve been enjoying the ongoing soap opera at the white house, there is an exciting new character for you to meet. Hope hicks, who is one of the most trusted aides to the president , will now officially become the third Communications Director in this white house. Now, hope hicks is a tremendously talented person. She started off with us right from day one. She used to be in my real estate company. I said, what do you know about politics . She said, absolutely, nothing. I said, congratulations. Youre into the world of politics. Right . laughter trevor yeah, you know, we laugh. But thats the same answer that trump gave when america interviewed him for his job. Hey, donald, what do you know about politics . absolutely nothing. congratulations, mr. President. Youre hired. I think hope hicks will be perfect for this job because who better to promote a message of nothing than a person who knows nothing herself . A match made in heaven. I love it. Meanwhile, the recovery from H
And contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Jennifer brea was about to marry the love of her life when she was struck by a disease that let her bedridden. The film opened in select cities this week. I want to welcome jennifer and her husband, my long time friend. First a clip from the documentary unrest. Thats my husband, omar, i met him when i was 25. We were both at what vahavar getting our phds and three months later, i knew i wanted to marry him. I mean sure, we all know nothing lasts fort worth. I just thought i would have more time. And then one day i got a fever of 100. 47 degrees. I got better but something was not right. Jennifer, take me back to that day and tell me more what happened. We had been traveling together and i came zbak had a high fever and i thought it was the flu. I expected that i would get better. When my fever broke, i was so dizzy and when i tried to stand up, i would walk in the door frames. I got better of the whole first year a
And by contributions from viewers like you. Thank you. So pleased to have chuck dee and tom morello back from last nights discussion. You can see what we had to say and last nights powerful start to this conversation last night. Lets play, too. Lets play, too. Go to pbs. Org if you miss our conversation last night. Their new project is called prophet of raid. What do you expect from these two guys when they come together. You said something last night that i want to come back to. I have made a disstungs in a number of times. You made a powerful distinction between justice and unity. I am not sure if those two things are possible and are they mutually exclusive . The one thing that you cannot give an inch is justice and we may have to sacrifice unity. It is my intention that racism in the dna of the country and just as american and baseball or american pie or rap music. This is an opportunity and not just to have a dialogue but confronting held on of the issues thats surfacing for so lo
And contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Jennifer brea was about to marry the love of her life when she was struck by a disease that let her bedridden. The film opened in select cities this week. I want to welcome jennifer and her husband, my long time friend. First a clip from the documentary unrest. Thats my husband, omar, i met him when i was 25. We were both at what vahavar getting our phds and three months later, i knew i wanted to marry him. I mean sure, we all know nothing lasts fort worth. I just thought i would have more time. And then one day i got a fever of 100. 47 degrees. I got better but something was not right. Jennifer, take me back to that day and tell me more what happened. We had been traveling together and i came zbak had a high fever and i thought it was the flu. I expected that i would get better. When my fever broke, i was so dizzy and when i tried to stand up, i would walk in the door frames. I got better of the whole first year a
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Delighted to welcome filmmaker scott hayes and dr. Chrls mulli to this program. Their docudrama depicts dr. Mullys unlikely rise to power. Known as the father of the Worlds Largest family his work helped support more than 12,000 orphans in kenya. Before we start our conversation, here now a clip from mully. He needed to sell everything and start hipping the poor in the society, the children who were abandoned. How did you let go of what you hold dearly and how do you decide when to share your love . Kenya was burning. We cant let this happen. We have to do something. The children dont have food. If we dont step in, children are going to die. We had three children, four children, and the number kept on growing. The day will come, this is your family now. These are all your brothers and sisters. Its a miracle. We are one family. We are one i see the impossible becoming possible. First of all, honored to have you b