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that. but what i wanted to ask, i wanted to ask you kind of the opposite argument that i hear a lot is that yes. maybe it s the democrats that are the racists because they re constantly using the race card every year and trying to drum up hatred for white people with the black lives matter and all that stuff. but, and in addition to that, of course, the open borders which i constantly hear democrats and liberals like you say by 2050 whites will be a minority, isn t that great? and you get big applause. it s you re the racists. you want to displace the white population by 2050 if we continue these immigration policies. how is that not racism? you are the racists. [inaudible conversations] so, first, just one little piece of evidence. when you see marchers in charlottesville, some of them wearing white hoods and chanting racist and anti-semitic slogans and the president says there are a lot of fine people there and says nothing after a bunch of people are murd ....
on your w 2 that could pro your refund. and the one mistake made by so many people. and on the eve of the super bowl, why tom brady suddenly cut an interview short. what was said beforehand? good evening and it s great to have you with us to start another week here. and we begin tonight with the d two man at the fbi, and a frequent target of the presenmccabe stepped in tempora when f comey was fired, defending the scope of the fbi s russia investigation. and defending james comey, saying the rank and file had not lost confidence in him. tonight, the white house answering questions, did the president pressure the justice department in any way to push mccabe out? abc s senior justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off. eporter: tonight, the number two at the fbi stepping down, following months of blistering attacks from president trump. today, the president ignoring questions about andrew mccabe s early depa mr. president, have you been? mr. president, have ....
vegan and does weekly videos about the foods she s finding so yes, this one went on the list after this video popped up. honey, whole foods, my soul cries out, hallelujah! i feel that way about costco s tuxedo cake. what you ve done in this sandwich, oh, oh, oh! y all can set souls on fire. say amen, somebody. amen! you got a whole foods value. go to their deli, ask for this ttla. apparently this particular sandwich was made for the santa monica store and sold at select whole food locations. after this video folks started going to their local whole foods, where is the ttla? tabitha said it s on fire we need it. the people have spoken. you can get the ttla at most whole foods near you. look at that. unreal. the power of social media. i m disappointed it s called the ttla and not the tabitha brown. wait, we do the rest of the show without a sandwich? good god this thing is good. and joy the rest of your monday and check out rightthisminute.com for ....
yeah, smiling mascot, chief wahoo will disappear from uniforms, hats and stadium after 70 years. cleveland is getting rid of the logo in 2019. baseball commissioner rob manford says the image goes against the game s efforts to promote inclusion and diversity. fans of the tribe there are mixed with the decision. people feel then that they re somehow part of this indian tribe and they go down to the stadium with their red face on and make a mockery of what is our spirituality and our culture. i am a personal fan of chief wahoo. think it is part of the team history. i don t see it as offensive or anything. i see it as being the signal of cleveland, really. i think if that is what they need to do because it offends people, that s what they should do. as long as they don t phase out the colors, red, white, blue, i m good. it looks cold in cleveland. team remains copyright ownership of the logo meand it can profit from the sale of chief wahoo merchandise. clev ....
major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: the government of afghanistan confirmed today it has opened direct talks with the taliban. it s their first, formal face- to-face encounter since a u.s. coalition ousted the taliban from power in 2001. afghan president ashraf ghani said the goal is to change this meeting into a process of continuing talks. officials said the talks are taking place in pakistan s capital city, islamabad. ifill: u.s. strategy to defeat the islamic state came in for heavy criticism today from senate republicans. john mccain, chairing the armed services committee, challenged the president s policies on isis at a hearing. there is no compelling reason to believe that anything we are doing currently will be su ....