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We need a new system. and there is another part and that s catching a lot of attention, or at least comment regarding pardons. this idea of a posthumous pardon to muhammad ali, put aside the fact that ali s conviction was overturned in 1971 by the supreme court so he wouldn t need a pardon anyway. but ali wasn t just a famous athlete. he was an activist and i want to read what his ex-wife told tmz after trump s comment. i think the pardon should go to those who kneel. that s who should get the pardons. that would be putting it in the right perspective, in the right place. if he accepts muhammad ali for being right for what he did and wants to give him a pardon, then that pardon should be going out to all those people who kneel. ephraim, what do you make of that comment? i think, first of all, she was spot on, but the fact that he wants to pardon muhammad ali, whose conviction was overturned by the supreme court, really ....
Taken away from you there. ephraim, we have to leave it and we have to get to this 30-year-old gentleman. stick around for just a second for me. hang tight because coming up next as well, stormy daniels is about to get a key to the city. we re going to tell you which city and why they re honoring the porn star who is suing the president? and have you heard about kushner s harvard classmates who are slamming him? that coming up. ....
Was nearly three and a half hours long. that cost $100,000. he then flew from indianapolis to l.a. and that was five hours and that price tag $142,000. total it all up nearly a quarter of a million dollars and that doesn t include the cost of personnel and secret service and first responders and support on the ground. with me now effraim forgive me upon i asked you in commercial break. forgive me, forgive me, forgive me. effraim salam. i wrote it wrong on my sheet. forgive me. he was the youngest player to start in the super bowl at just 22 years of age. ephraim, i guess at the end of the day, did the colts get played by the white house? of course they got playeded and anybody in their right mind can see they got playeded. why? you know there is an agenda here. you see there is an agenda here. i don t know when we start ....
About this just an hour ago, speaking of happening now, when he was talking about an efficient contracting. almost 30% of the money we put into bridges goes to funding bureaucracy rather than actually repairing bridges. the last is just a lack of resources. it there s a lot to take care of and we simply don t put enough money into it. we are too busy debating where people are going to go to the bathroom and fixing the bridges that people used to get the kids to school. jenna: however ephraim came up with $400 billion every year on infrastructure and our country. is it that we don t give enough money to infrastructure or that it s simply not prioritized the right way? i think it s all three of those factors. the first is the lack of prioritization. we spend money on the wrong ....
We re often reminded that the need for heroes, for people who rise up and help others, it s always growing. it never stops. in the past several weeks alone, we ve seen the devastation of tornados touching down here in the united states. we ve seen in the philippines the super typhoon which decimated towns and villages, killing thousands of people. i ll never forget the people i met searching for the bodies of their children all alone amidst the rubble and debris without help. among those responding to the typhoon was ephraim, who was honored in 2009 for his work, educating kids in the slums of philippines. he put his push cart classrooms to work these last several weeks, encouraging people to donate to the victims of the ....