in the morning yesterday. i was really lucky. as you mentioned i got a chance to work. but also in addition to working, i got a chance to go up to the rooftop here at the bureau in washington and snapped some shots. i m not the best photographer. your pictures. yeah, these are some of the pictures are awesome. it s really great because if you think about how close we are to the capital into the mall itself, you really get some really cool shots and best of all, ashley, i can tell you this the company fed us so i got some pulled pork and some barbecue. there you go. that is that a pretzel roll. oh, now i m hungry. yeah that was good stuff. what did you do besides sleep? honestly i slept. i worked hung out with my dog. we did grill though. we had some burgers, so that was good. that was my contribution to 1/4 of july. um but you know, it was fun. and like i said, i didn t see any until this morning, but i heard them. always good to have you with us this morning, kevin, glad you
for reparations and you heard bush and others calls for reparations. i ve heard you say this is damaging to black americans. why is that? yeah, good morning, kevin. we have seen reparations tried and failed through programs meant to uplift families, especially black families and subsidize counter productive behavior that undermine the black family and led to single-parent households and games be being made including up to the 1960 ses, when you saw crime reduction and homeownership rates rising, wealth starting to accumulate with great society program. idea of redistribution from nonoppressors to nonvictims today, i don t see way to unlift black communitieses, even poor
meets with victims. i appreciate that. i do. i want him to hear directly from the victims what the church did. but what i also want him to understand is, because of, you know, what the pennsylvania catholic conference is doing, they are not only just blocking victims of clergy abuse but they are also blocking nonvictims of the victims from noun claernlg ji abu nonclergy abuse. what the church is doing, they re blocking everybody. that is just totally unfair. representative mark rozzi, we appreciate you joining us. your passion is evident. we know you re sponsoring a bill that would raise the age to file adult claims from 30 to 50. thanks for joining us on new day. thank you. we ll following a whole lot of news this morning. let s get to it. president obama and putin will have a sitdown meeting for the first time in two years.
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i ll talk with the director and produce. and also a country legend. i might have been born plain white trash but fancy was my name reba on life and love and what s behind the twinkle in her eye. and known in america. mega millions. the stunning paycheck you have to see to believe. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight is one dividing the country. the trey son martin case. the man who shot trayvon martin says it was self defense. tonight aisle talk to an attorney for the martins. this is what george s brother robert told me last night. who was screaming there, robert? that s my brother. how can you be so sure? because trayvon s family are equally adamant it s their boy. you know, that s a very sensitive thing to talk about. i don t blame them for being as equally adamant. i don t blame anybody whose meam member they believe or perceive to hear on a tape for being equally adamant. i would expected nothing less actually. i know that th