She found that time very difficult. Behind the flash bulbs, a life marred by loneliness. She wanted her freedom. She wanted a life. The tragedy that took her life princess diana at the age of 36 has died left the world devastated and in disbelief. All these years later, what do we know? she went to her lawyer and said they re going to kill me, and here s how. She knew something was wrong. Friends, family, those who were there speak out about diana. A woman who transcended celebrity and transformed a monarchy. Diana: chasing a fairytale. Fall, 1980. A nondescript apartment in the fashionable section of london called kensington. Crowds of photographers, cameras ready, anticipation. Media were pursuing her like nobody s business. Rumors had begun to get around that she was the new girl on the block. She is 19yearold lady diana spencer, the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the country. The chase begins. Diana was the story. She was followed everywhere. I think she found that time
About britney. Griff: emily. President trump returns to the stage for fiery words for vice president kamala harris fresh off her brief visit to the southern border. Griff: first, a huge sign of disrespect for our country during the olympic track and field trials. Grenn berry placed third in the hammer throw yesterday and as the national anthem began to play with the winners at the podium, barry turned away from the flag so she was facing the stands and then, toward the end of the anthem she pulled up a black tshirt with the words activist athlete on the front and covered her head head sayingi feel like it was a setup. They did it on purpose and i was hissed to be honest. They had enough opportunities to play the national anthem and before we got up there it was real disrespectful. According to the associated press, the national anthem has been played ever are it night for the past week at the track and field trials, but the anthem is not played during medal ceremonies like it is during
several other presidential historians helped me with this. i asked my brother, who s good at this, to set up the oval office for me. it all happens in two hours, literally. they move everything out and move something in. it was interesting to hear these historians talk about what other presidents have gone through and the moments and who the people who stepped up to the ball and who are the people that didn t. and what you realize is the most consequential thing for me is although i ve known this watching seven presidents who i got to know fairly well is i always in the past looked at the presidency in the terms of abraham lincoln and franklin roosevelt and george washington like they re superhuman. but i had to remind myself that they re really fine men that i knew well, the last seven presidents. and at least there are people who knew well enough to know that i play on the same team with. so, it took away the sense of this is my god. i m not abraham lincoln. i m not frankli
how are you? good to be back, man. it s nice to see you, sir. and you know you enjoy being home with the baby more. i do, yes. he s 9 1/2 months so i m very happy. no, no, everybody knows i like kids better than people. i saw a picture of you with your grandson recently. that s right. we ve got a lot of questions in the audience. we have about 50 or so people here, they re all socially distanced. we have some folks who voted for you and some folks who have not. before we get to that, i want to start with a couple of big picture questions about the pandemic and where we are right now. sure. new cases of covid-19, hospital saizations have fallen half this last month, so have new cases. there s this potential threat, potential surge from the variants coming down the pike potentially. when is every american who wants it going to be able to get a vaccine? by the end of july this year. we have we came into office, there was only 50 million doses that were availa
a guilded cage in terms of being able to walk outside and do things. the vice president s residence was totally different. 80 acres overlooking the rest of the city. you could walk out there s a swimming pool. you can walk off the porch in the summer and jump in the pool and go into the work. you can ride a bicycle around and never leave the property and work out. you can but the white house is very different. and i feel a sense of i must tell you, a sense of history about it. john leech m, who you know, several other presidential historians helped me with this. i asked my brother, who s good at this, to set up the oval office for me. it all happens in two hours, literally. they move everything out and move something in. it was interesting to hear these historians talk about what other presidents have gone through and the moments and who the people who stepped up to the ball and who are the people that didn t. and what you realize is the most consequential thing for me