you are looking live at the white pillars of glen memorial church in atlanta, georgia, as america prepares to say good-bye to the steel magnolia, who forever change d what it means o be a first lady. you re watching live coverage of the celebration of the remarkable life and times of rosalynn carter. i m jake tapper in washington. soon the ceremony starts to honor the woman who spent eight decades at jimmy carter s side. the numbers are a testament to a marriage that was good and l lasting 4 children, 12 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and counting. born eleanor rozalin smith is, she defied early trauma, not just as a bystander, awe as a true people. she was the very model of a modern first lady. her hand touching every nook of her husband s presidency. she was the protector of her husband s political brand, the first to take an office in the east wing. she attended cabinet meetings. she was also her husband s stand in on the campaign trail in 1980 when the iran ho
about. it s not what we were founded on. so and the second win is we now hear a chorus of voices going up, criticizing the fbi, yet again for what people are saying was and i complete shallow un e unduly truncated investigation into judge kavanaugh s background. you know that i suggest pleases the president because he loves to berate and belittle and demean the fbi. if you no tfollow the breadcrum the complaints should be leveled at the white house. they re the one who s limited the fbi in what it can do. president was able to put a graeth death grip around the fbi and drag them in and say you helped me do this. it s tairnted them again. you mentioned this asterisk. i guess the question is, there are two ways that brett kavanaugh can play this. michael beschloss raised the