and after that, fbi director robert mueller testifies about the bureau's role in fighting terrorism. one "washington journal," we will be joined by the chairman of the progressive caucus from arizona. the president of the american enterprise institute, author brogues, offers this assessment of the obama administration. -and we will take your questions about a bill about house student loans are administered. represented jim bishop, a member of the education and labor committee. "washington journal" is live every morning on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow. from my companion network, sees burned -- c-span3. one of the witnesses will be retired john -- retired general john crack. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:00 p.m. eastern, house subcommittee continues his look at private insurance company. witnesses include executives of the six largest executive -- 86 largest insurance companies. >> next month, take a rare visit inside the supreme court as we talk to the justices about the role, traditions, and history of the accord. >> he said th

happens because roberts has admitted he did it. in his confession police say roberts "explained that through his life that specifically white males had taken from him so he decided to kill them. he walked up behind a total stranger and shot him in the back. by any definition these crimes were viciousness motivated by race hate. if we want to and we don't want to, we could do a whole show on times like these. if you really believe what the democratic party and blm are telling you that white males are intentionally destroying the world, you might be motivated to hurt someone. why wouldn't you? what's striking is how little attention justin tyrone roberts is receiving. needless to say he's not. on one level honestly that's fine with us. picking up the wound, america's wound is unwise and with always thought that and think it now more than ever. almost irate racial country can only survive if it self-consciously deemphasizes race and treats every person as an individual and not a member of some larger group that is guilty or innocent.

we have 20 minutes per our robert's rules of orders and we follow that for a reason. it's not a problem when people have a voice. and i always want to have that platform for our families. i think when the line is drawn is when on a saturday as my husband, you know, stated in the article, he's always having to look over my shoulder for me. that's the first time i've actually heard him say that. so i was a little taken aback when i read that article and that was his response to the reporter, was that he's fearful of my safety when we're out together just on a simple saturday afternoon. that's where the line gets drawn. this is my job. i'm very passionate about it. i'm very dedicated. but i think as educators we also deserve the respect for what we do every day. >> you know, dr. gibson, it strikes me that the job you do and particularly people that are serving on these school boards, which in most cases in my reporting life are not paid positions, sometimes they are a de minimis amount. i don't think you guys are like getting rich over there. this is not being done for l

so you have these two political guys, james simons, founder of renaissance technologies, and and robert mercer, who took over from him. now according to buzzfeed, it is simons that has convinced robert mercer to step back because he is demoralizing the entire company for supporting the white nationalist and yiannopoulos and breitbart news. mercer has stepped back. but you have these guys covering the spectrum, supporting the various parties, and all but what they have in common is the offshore tax havens. >> that's right. it speaks to why a lot of people on the left are disenchanted with the mainstream democratic politics. this is a guy who gave $11 million to priorities usa, the ager super pac that backed the clinton campaign. he is given millions more to other democrats in the senate and the house. as you say, he is storing billions of dollars offshore. as you said, it covers the spectrum to an extent, but it is the mainstream spectrum of u.s. politics and it is why i think a lot of liberals are disenchanted mainstream democrats. juan: i want to ask about the two russian state institu

republicans, that they are threatening him, lindsey graham is writing a bill to stop trump from dismissing robert mueller at the fbi. is a liability. he is a disaster. sparks are flying out of the white house now with the dismissal of the chief of staff. the incredible comments of the communications director. they have really become the laughing stock of the world. they are becoming aa big liliability to republicans. donanald trump is digging his on grave. he has been a lame-duck president. a grave danger because of what the president can do. on his waym to be out, which is a wonderful thing. remember, he got elected by supporters who were not voting for him as much as they were voting against hillary clinton and the neoliberal legacy of the democrats that have been throwing people undeder the bus. the bottom line is we are in an unstable and transitional political moment. the democratic party not been able to step up to the plate and an internal self-assessmement. is an opepen book right now. potentially a liberating moment. the democratic party has been trying to reform itself. it has not gotte

>> hi, robert. he called and said, we're -- we're going to postpone the wedding. >> robert said intelligence analysts had picked up some disturbing terrorist chatter. >> he says, i know that there's going to be another 9/11 take place, going to be another airplane go down or attempt to be shot down, and i don't want that to happen to kim's family. >> days later the chatter seemed to be confirmed in a story on the news. >> the narrow miss on flight 582 -- >> terrorists armed with shoulder-fired missiles had narrowly missed bringing down an israeli passenger jet on takeoff in africa, and just two days before kim's wedding date. robert had been right after all. maybe it was too risky for kim's family to fly to london. then before the couple could set a new wedding date, those detailed background checks on kim turned up a roadblock to happily ever after, living as spies in a top-secret lighthouse. >> i had some student loans that needed to be paid off, but robert had told me that because of the security

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attorney's office sent in delaware of december of 2020 to a law firm in arkansas that represented london roberts. the woman who brought and settled a paternity suit with hunter biden. this is a very broad subpoena seeking financial records and it falls into two distinct buckets. the first has to do with the flow of money in and out of his account. it asks for all documents, emails, instant messages related to income expenses, debts, financial transactions both personal and business former u.s. attorney told us that this kind of subpoena really indicates to him that the u.s. attorney in delaware is leaving no stone unturned. jean they are leaving no stone unturned suggesting this probe might expand beyond just hunter biden. joe biden's brother james biden was served with a federal subpoena requesting august of his financial documents dating back to 2014 when joe was vice president. we know that joe biden had intertwined finances had his son hunter. when hunter and his business partners were paying off joe's bills like his home repairs and his private phone line. so it's very possible that the pre

they said, you are like robert goulet, that made me mad. i was down, it was 530 in the afternoon at broadway and 57th and i am standing in the middle of broadway, not on the sidewalk, in the middle of the street, screaming at the top of my lungs. i cannot repeat the language. just -- cabs are honking at me, and i am slapping the cab, going leave me alone. i am screaming at clive davis, after calling me ethel merman and robert goulet. they asked him if he had one h regret and he said yes, not signing meat loaf. tavis: how did you develop that style, rock opera? in 1972, i was put in " as you like it." >> the most money i had made with $6,500. and i had these patrons of the opera. come to me and offered me $60,000 a year to study for five years and make my debut at the met. i am a tenor, which means i sing as high as a tenor, it does not sound like it. that is all this. i sing the same notes as a tenor,it is big. when someone offers you, you have made $6,500 and you're working at shakespeare at the park for $87 a week and someone says we will

number two, wine, as in caberne and then finally number three commit related to jungle book offer author robert kipling. mystery guest, reveal yourself. it's kathy lee gifford. >> it's so great to see you. i don't think i've seen you since i was on the today show when we were in makeup. i don't even know how long ago that was great ten years? look the same. guess what, i'm in diapers again . it's been too long. >> it's a great to see you. i want to get to one of the funniest things i learned about you. that you were a singer on name that tune, the old game show, which i loved. how many songs did you have to learn for that? >> 200 songs in five days. but when you're young and hungry , you can do anything straight 200 songs in five days and i did the entire season in couple of weeks great i never made one mistake crate i could never do that now. >> so you could name that tune in for notes, three notes, seve notes? >> i was a la la lady, so i was the one that would get the clouseau i would say okay, here's the song and i would say give me time meter and to bars of something. they would say born fo

and dillard scott says sitting in robert taylor's barber chair after the coronavirus killed two of his cousins, was the turning point for him to get vaccinated. >> i really struggled on whether or not i would vaccinate. you have, you know, two people in your family, that it takes out like that, you're forced to look at the options that you have, both as a family and also as individuals, to not only protect yourself but to protect ot others. >> last year, taylor said the pandemic forced him to close his barbershop for almost four months. now, he worries about what might happen as the resurgence of the coronavirus spreads across the unvaccinated in nevada. >> ed lavandera joins us from reno. what are the mitigation factors to get covid infections under control? >> well, in clark county, which is home to las vegas, county officials there are requiring that business owners and government officials are requiring that all employees in public spaces, if they're vaccinated or not, begin wearing masks once again. fema is sending in dozens of workers to work in surge teams to increase the vaccin

. ♪ [music break] amy: actor and singer robert giom from the first black actor to win an emmy for best supporting actor in a comedy series in 1979 for his character benson dubois." he died on tuesday. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: an undocumented teenager at the center of a lawsuit with the trump administration over her right to have an abortion has finally obtained the procedure she wanted. the 17-year-old is detained in a refugee resettlement shelter, and had the abortion on wednesday after a u.s. appeals court ruled in her favor. the teen is referred to in court documents as jane doe. the trump administration spent a month trying to stop her from accessing an abortion. her lawyer says the staff at the refugee shelter in brownsville, texas, forced the girl to call her abusive parents to tell them about her pregnancy despite the fact that her parents allegedly beat the girl's older sister until she miscarried for getting pregnant out of wedlock. the lawyer also says the staff retaliated against the gir

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. >>> we are learning more about jacob tyler roberts. that's the man police say killed two people and then himself at an oregon mall last week. according to court documents, roberts' roommate was worried about his behavior. his behavior was so odd that the roommate actually called the police tip line hours after the shooting and told an investigator he thought roberts might be responsible. he told the detective that roberts was acting quote, unquote, weird and had started to sell his belongings. >>> an update on an "outfront" story we have been following. on the mother who according to her husband, died after being refused an abortion in ireland. following her controversial death, ireland's government says it will make changes to its abortion laws to make them clearer. in a statement, the health ministry says the new legislation should clarify that abortions are permissible when the life of the mother is at risk but not if her health is at risk. it will likely be several months before any new legislation is actually finalized. >>> it has

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they also asked chief justice roberts to, quote, impose a binding code of conduct on the supreme court. the only court in the country not currently subjected to a judicial code of ethics. if the court does not act, democrats appear ready to handle it themselves. a group of lawmakers have renewed calls for the supreme court ethics act. judiciary committee chair senator dick durbin of illinois is a co-sponsor of the bill. >> we've been waiting a long time. the supreme court has not been cooperative. it's one of the few areas in the federal government not governed by an ethics code. i think it is long overdue. >> garrett haake, isn't this about the credibility of the supreme court? i mean, isn't it on the line here? how is it that justice thomas hasn't been subject to more scrutiny given his wife's text messages to mark meadows, and even the illusion to him, supposedly, reportedly, in those text messages when she says that she's going to be talking to her best friend? of course, that's what that husband and wife team call each other, their best friends. i don't know who else she could be

for example, senator lee told reporters bob woodward and robert costa that he was shocked, shocked when the first time he received a legal memo from trump lawyer john eastman, a few days before january 6, that would entail sending fake slate of presidential electors to multiple states. state where is biden won. they would nevertheless have trump elects sent from those states to the electoral college. and maybe that's how the election results could be overturned. mike lee told woodward and costa, that he was shocked, shocked, to get that ridiculous memo from john eastman, laying out that plainly unconstitutional illegal plan. he said he saw it for the first time on january 2nd, just days before the january 6 attack. he said he was shocked and horrified when he saw it. that said, we now know, from senator lee's text messages which are in the possession of the january 6 investigation which are released publicly by cnn. his text messages actually show that senator lee was recommending that trump lawyer john eastman to the white house chief of staff as far back as november, john eastman has

then we went through years with robert mueller and there was no collusion. remember, a team angry democrats , they went after us. they will send everything into new york. 18, they've already done that. those were photocopies. of the same stuff in washington. if anyone should be losing their jobs, their law licenses, and being investigated for crimes, it's not rudy, it's adam schiff. adam schiff is a -- adam schiff is a very dishonest guy. he used to stand up at the microphone and he used to lie. he would stand up, this is a sad day for our union. president trump works for russia. i would say, what the hell is he talking about? and i'm the one that exposed russia for the biggest thing they've ever done, the pipeline to europe, i shut it down and out biden opens it up, they are going to make a fortune. but guys like andy and james comey and james clapper. remember the two lovers? all of the other perpetrators who have faced no consequences whatsoever, even though they knew it was a scam. they created a scam, and i must be honest with you, i never said this bec

robert delao. career criminal, gang member, and sometimes a police informant. he'd serve in prison on drug and weapons charges. >> i researched and i knew he had a very significant criminal history. i was concerned, was he my hit man or what was his involvement >> he knew doug carlile. he also new james henrikson. why was he here? to tell the cops just in case they were wondering, that he didn't have anything to do with the murder. >> did you drive somebody up there? >> no, no, no, i had nothing to do with it, nothing. >> but burbridge had seen a thing or two. he pushed. >> we're going to start talking about some things honestly. >> okay, that's fine. >> and i'm going have a heart to heart with you. >> okay, that's fine, that's fine. >> people tell me you are the shooter. >> i say hell no. you know that night i was in wattford city, north dakota. >> you went after him pretty hard, accused him of murder? >> i did. >> how did he respond to that? >> he denied it and didn't even flinch. >> did you thin

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us district judge robert summerhays, a trump appointee, said in a notice h filed a few hours ago that he will indeed grant a temporary restraining order blocking the end of title forty two at the border that allows for the immediate expulsion of migrants at the border for the reasons off covid health emergency. missouri attorney general ericou schmidt was one ofri the men leading today's effort. he joins me now. mr. attorney general, now despite this victory, it's temporary g. it's a temporary restraining order. you say the fight continues. explainhe fight the posture her. yeah, so missouri, louisiana and arizona originally filed this action to prevent joe biden from ending title 42 , which was a very successful measure under president trump to help control the flow of illegal immigrationf . the border put that in contextxp for about 50% of the expulsions are related to title 42 . sof if you get rid of title forty two right now t, you're going to see about eighteen thousand people a day. that's an estimate that is a massive number. ea it'sse certainly an increase. there's no good time

the john roberts supplying court refuses to step in and that is the mess we're in today. when the republicans take control with a house that they do to nancy pelosi and the democrats on this committee and the two rogue republicans on the committee what they have done to everybody else. go after their text messages, e-mails and phone logs behind their backs, go to the phone companies, software companies to gather the information so it cannot be challenge. if they don't turn the information over that the committee once, under republican control then they are held in contempt by congress and their names are sent to the district courts in washington dc to have an official criminal decision against them. why do we need their text messages and e-mails? just to be mad? know. because this committee was set up ostensibly to look into what happened january 6. and haven't asked for a single piece of information from nancy pelosi. what did she do to protect the capitol grounds? what about the fbi or other organization? what did she tell capital police to do? what she asked if she wan

to talk about how the right is being taken away by the most extreme conservatives and chief justice roberts isn't a part of this alito draft. row was designed by republican justices with democratic and republican appointed justices and it's being yanked not by all on the supreme court, just its most extreme minutes. >> unprecedented as the justices have said in their testimony, but the idea is that this is a right that has been around for a long time. it has been established in law for as daniel said for 50 years, but the thing that i find so did i dispiriting about alito's opinion, it is not deeply rooted in the history that they would be considered 3/5 of a human being. >> danielle and i wouldn't vote. >> couldn't vote. >> by the way, eddie certainly couldn't vote and i couldn't vote unless i had property and that was how narrow the franchise was. the idea that something that is deeply rooted in our history that's poisonous should be protected in some way is really an be on 16ity. the whole idea of law in america is about expanding the circle of liberty for people in america. that's the 2

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robert frost, i always loved robert frost. robert frost said freedom lies in being bold. and i remember reading a quote from herbert hoover. herbert hoover said, freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit. isn't that beautiful? >> beautiful. >> willie, in a few minutes, we're going to be talking about a new quote that they spread in china when they're talking about freedom. >> oh, right. >> drones going over people's heads in freedom. that says, control your soul's desire for freedom. >> well, that's just sick. >> you have to ask why free democratic societies prevail over oppressive, tyrannical authoritarian societies? we always do. every, like, couple decades, people start whining and say, freedom doesn't work. it is too ugly. it is too messy. people are always fighting. they say nasty things about each other, you know? and, yet, you look at what -- you look at what's happening in china. there is no history there. they don't own the future. because they're trying to enslave people's hearts. control your soul's desire from freedom. it

negotiations for the possible trump/robert mueller interview moving ahead. here's what "the new york times" is reporting that the president's lawyer rudy giuliani sent his latest proposal and write this, they say, "investigators stood firm on the scope of and topics for their questions to mr. trump, possible coordination between his associates and russia's election interference and whether he tried to obstruct the investigation." adding this, "they did shift slightly on format. including they want to have mr. trump answer follow-ups in person." do you think that's going to be enough to get the president to sit down for an interview? >> i think he's playing a public relations game now. he tells the public that he wants to sit down, he wants to talk. he's said that for some period of time but his lawyers clearly don't want him to. what's interesting is basically they're asking that he get a take-home test so he can practice his answers and give something in writing. i thing it's the follow-up questions that concern him the most. possibly the obstruction questi

really marked the emergence as roberts as the key figure on the court. he both avoided a major political crisis, gave conservatives things they wapped by restricting the commerce clause as it applies in these cases and established himself as the central thinking on the court. that's quite an achievement. >> and the court doesn't go down as a court that is predictably one that is divide add long party lines. >> separation of powers is alive and well here. the judges were not political machines that were just-- outcomes they were thinking independently according to the law that is pretty reassuring, actually. >> well, one other thing that happened yesterday that someone got overlooked and that is for the first time in history, mark, the congress, the house of representatives voted to say that a member of the presidential can be debt-- cabinet to hold him in contempt that is the attorney general, eric holder over this so-called gun-walking operation, fast and furious what is the significance of that? >> well, it's significant. it's historic it is the first

john roberts, joined sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> harris: i'm telling you it feels more and more like friday today with the music, chris pratt at the center right now, in "guardians of the galaxy" "jurassic park" he has all all over hollywood, the liberal fans of marvel movies are calling for chris pratt to be we are cast in the upcoming sequel. they are upset over his public display of christian faith. one critic tweeted this "marvel, hear me out, just replace him" director james gunn is defending chris pratt tweeting this "for what, because they are made up utterly false beliefs about him come up or something someone else told you about him that is not true, chris pratt will never be replaced as star lord, but if he ever was, we would all be going with him." shannon bream, just wrote a best seller again, faces of the heart. >> harris: just about casting people, when you're going to have a character like doofus is in bad people, let a real evangelical, let's play that part, because it's about loving people and serving people, that's what yo

robin roberts rocks. that's robin roberts rocks. >> you know when you roll your "rs" like that, i'm putty. we're not the only ones ecstatic about having you back. enjoy. >>> coming up now, she is the daughter of music legend billy joel and supermodel christie brinkley. but alexa ray joel has her own career. still, her recent pass has been a rollercoaster of emotion. and she speaks can dadely tomorrow with chris cuomo on "20/20." she talks candidly about her drug overdose, to plastic surgery. here's a sneak peek. >> they made me feel like the star around the house. >> reporter: as alexa ray joel became older, teenaged angst about her looks was complemented with the constant reminder of who her mother was. >> i was so insecure when i was a teenager. i shouldn't compare myself to her. we look different really. >> reporter: coming to terms with her own beauty would be a challenge for alexa. the talent alongside her own dad would prove to be even harder. >> i'm his daughter. i'm going to be compared to a rock

we have robert herjavec and rohan oza joining us to answer all of those questions. >> gentlemen, thank you for joining us. rent abatement is now one of google's top trends right now. the rent is due, today is the day but a lot of companies cannot pay because these forced closures so, robert, what should they do? >> well, good morning, michael and first of all i want to thank all the doctors and nurses there from the "shark tank" family and the first responders in this amazing time. you've got to turn your assets into cold hard cash right now and don't forget. you're not the only one in this boat. tell your landlord, be your transparent, but your priority right now needs to be hoarding cash and making sure you're going to survive. a lot of people aren't going to pay their rent today. that's just the facts. >> yep, so just be honest and communicate. we have some viewer questions for you both so let's start with jessica who owns a small business, let's take a listen. >> i'm the owner of yoga baby clothing, a comfortable clothing brand for toddlers and babies. in a time like this when cons

i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, good to see you again. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york, a live look of the hearing room, the vice chair of the committee, liz cheney giving a preview yesterday. she says the panel will examine a plot by former president trump and attorney john eastman to prevent former vice president mike pence from counting lawful electoral votes. >> john: the hearing is expected to feature two witnesses, greg jacobs. served as special counsel, chief counsel, rather, to vice president pence and former federal judge who also advised mr. pence. ludig is called the last ditch effort to keep trump in power incorrect at every turn. we are going to pause for one moment to let our fox stations join us now. and this is fox special coverage of the third public hearing in the house select committee investigation of the january 6th insurrection. we are going to pause right now. >> all right, this is fox news special coverage of the third public hearing in the house select committee investigation of

justice chief justice roberts said, can the government make us all buy cellphones thinking of course you are going the need a cellphone eventually if you need an accident and need to call 911 so if they can make you buy health insurance because you will need it eventually they can make you buy something like a cellphone, the point being this is a big deal that congress and the courts can be opening up the gates to entirely new legislation from this place up here on capitol hill and put even more power over america and american lives. >> kennedy at one point said allowing the government mandate, allowing the government mandate, this is the swing justice in this court. that's right. >> he said allowing the government mandate would, quote, change the relationship between the government and the individual in a profound way. i mean, this is -- >> and that is critical. >> that is critical and to hear that from justice kennedy, who like youç said is the swing voe in so many cases, sometimes he will vote with the four liberals and sometimes vote with the four conservatives so he can be tha

she reminds us of brave republicans in the past like abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt, robert j smith, john mccain. but we have film footage of what happened on january 6th. we have proof. dwight eisenhower during world war ii make sure all the holocaust camps were filmed, so we've got the film footage, january 6th has to be a crusade that is every day as "the new york times" op ed said, every day is january 6th, so we are in a real neo-civil war and it's a battle of democracy versus a nativist authoritarianism. >> tucker: we are in a kind of civil war. but more specifically -- a furious statement condemningng doug brinkley for trivializing, which he just did.in we will let you know when we get that statement. in the meantime doug brinkley was right about one thing, there are an awful lot of images showing what happened inside the capital on january 6th. we don't have to guess for the most part. we are going to show one of them because it is frankly representative. oohere's the terrifying scene on the floor of the united states senate as insurrectionist swept in. watch. [shouting] >>

as she told our robin roberts back in may -- >> why are we waiting? what are we waiting for, another tragedy to happen? what mark and i are facing we wish on no one. we wish on no one. >> and that bill protecting judges' privacy does have bipartisan support, but it was blocked from being called for a vote by kentucky senator rand paul, not because he disagrees with it, but because he wants it to include members of congress' privacy also. guys? >> all right, thank you, trevor. >>> coming up, how to navigate summer travel chaos as demand for flights soar. how to find a new trip if yours gets canceled. we'll be right back. youtube tv is more than cable for less than cable. more huge moments in the playoffs. “woooooooo!” less huge bills to pay off. “uhhhhhhh” more big hits. “oooooh.” less getting hit with hidden fees. “uhhhhhhhhhhhhh” more triple-digit pitches. “oooooh.” less triple-digit payments. “uhhhhhhhhhhhhh.” more modern. more simple. $750 less than cable per year. try it free. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it

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despite being an informant for robert mueller they indicted him anyway and he will soon be recharged in new york. you'll see me at his trial in the front row and i will not leave until he is convicted and jailed. now, remember the back story here. it's not just about two grown men proving who loves trump more. this was an old school takedown by roger stone who wrote the book on that. and while bannon may not be big on personal grooming habits, he has been grooming a fleet of acolytes at breitbart and in the trump world and they are now likely girding for a fight with mr. stone. so it might get even more interesting in short order. that for us is our broadcast for this monday night. with our thanks for being with us, asas we start a new week. on the behalf of all of our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. happy to have you here. cnn is reporting tonight on what's sounds like it might be a dramatic turn, in the investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. nbc news has not verified this reporting, i'm just siding with cnn has reported this evening. if in fact

. ♪ but behind the success naomi revealing she was struggling, telling our robin roberts in 2016 about her private battle. >> because they see me in rhinestones, you know, with glitter in my hair, that really is who i am. but then i would come home and not leave the house for three weeks and not get out of my pajamas, not practice normal hygiene. it was really bad. >> reporter: naomi candid about her struggle with depression. >> why now, naomi? why do you share this now? >> because what i've been through is extreme. my final diagnosis was severe depression, treatment resistant because they tried me on every single thing they had in their arsenal. i'm content and at peace because i practice radical acceptance every single day. please join me in telling the truth about depression and anxiety to anyone who will listen. it's a disease of the brain. >> reporter: through it all music was her comfort. >> the music that i created, this meditation music, just would help me. ♪ and love is just a song ♪ >> reporter: just as it helped millions of her fans -- ♪ whoa, grandpa, tell me about th

so one of the people you hear the most bad things about is called robert f. kennedy junior, you hear he's crazy, and anti-vaxxer, hates all vaccines, it turns out the reality is is so often the case is precisely the opposite. it is actually one of the smartest people in the country. not against all vaccines and definitely is one of the bravest people speaking in our country and that's why they're trying to make and be quiet. one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in just a moment. it's not too late to watch patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com. earn , the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> tucker: if you want to know what's actually going on in this country, a pretty good way to understand it is figuring out who they spend the most time trying to censor. very few people

robert chapman wood says government lifelines are fine for their short-term, but you economic sustainability depends on foot traffic into small businesses. >> if a shutdown happens when things hit the 15% level, we could lose some businesses. some people are going to go out of business. >> reporter: the parachute to keep the economy from crashing our efforts underway at the nation's capitol to provide small businesses with loans and tax breaks, tc.. since election day, coordinated by the parties involved has been a lot better, but to note , nothing has been passed out of congress yet. we are live in san jose this afternoon. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. we'll head back to you. >> jesse, obviously you know, the state is making efforts to try to provide some sort of financial need to these small business owners that are struggling here. what do they say about the amount of financial assistance that is available to them on the state level and whether it is enough? >> reporter: alex, it is razor thin, the difference between making it this month and being gone the next month, and that is why they