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except his mom is hidden away from the dad. >> reporte >> yeah. we spoke to 14 current and former u.s. officials who said that more than two years ago, he made a power move and shut his mom away from his father because he was concerned that she had influence over him and that she would somehow get in the way of his plans to be what he is now, which is heir to the throne. he did that, you know, by creating various excuses for her absence. he would say things like, she's out of the country receiving medical treatment. there was a meeting that people told us about in the oval office with president obama, the king and president obama in 2015, where the king said he hoped to see his wife in new york while he was in the u.s. because she was getting medical treatment there. you know, u.s. officials obviously didn't say she's not in new york, but that was further evidence for them, what they'd already seen and intelligence they had been gathering on the royal family.

they are still struggling, paying for college, affording a vacation, helping an elderly mom or dad through a health care problem. that's who needs the help, not the top 1%. but our republican colleagues, they aim everything at that top 1%, and if weed only get -- we'd only get rid of citizens united, that awful decision that yowls the -- allows the yety to -- wealthy to have power over the middle class. i wish we could get rid of it on both sides, democratic and republican, unfortunately, this supreme court doesn't like like they are doing it. so the rhetoric of republicans, help working people, the policies of republicans, help wealthy corporations and the rich, as we've seen in poll after poll and in recent elections, the american people are waking up to that reality. it's hard to make a tax cut unpopular, but republicans have managed to do it by designing a bill that will direct 83% of the benefits to the top 1%, add $1.5 trillion to the deficit, and then threaten to cut social security. that is a toxic combination and republicans will not be able to run on it because only a very few we

so that kind of shows also just another true side to our life and my dad's role. my dad and president trump have very close working relationship, and talk, obviously, all day all a of the time but they also will talk on the phone frequently at night to kind of wrap up the day. and so -- that's in the book because marlin is with him. so -- they talk on the phone and they kind of debrief about the day. and then -- the very last part is very specific where my dad has a little prayer with with marlin before bed and like reads his bible. and that's probably my favorite painting in the whole book because it's -- beautiful but it's really sweet i think. and -- the bible is actually open to jeremiah 29 which jeremiah is a verse that's kind of specific to our family and we have it over our mantle kind of had it i feel like my whole life. but -- that's kind of a little, a little tidbit too that you can see that's not mentioned in the book but it's in the painting. >> and then we ended the book with charlotte did a lot of research and put things in the back as resources. bec

my dad left a long time ago. but i knew my mom and grandmother couldn't afford it, and i didn't want to borrow a lot of money. and even up until my sophomore year in college i'm not even thinking about the nba. i'm a 6'5" power forward, but i'm going to get a quality education. rebound was my thing, and my coach said if you get -- he showed me the stats one day. he says how many guys in the nba you think averaging double digit rebounds? i said 30, 40? he says, nope, that's about ten. he says can you get me ten rebounds a night? i said i can get you ten rebound a night in my sleep. and he said if you get me ten rebounds a night you'll play in the nba for ten years or more. i said, coach, you got me. like jerry mccguire, you had me at hello. >> you played with a kind of fury. >> i had to. i was always the shortest guy out there in the post. and i had to play with a -- but it got me in trouble, though. it got me in trouble because, you know, i was mad at the world for a long time. i was mad at my dad. my junior year

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and tiger was really wired that way by his parents, but largely his dad. it's why he was such -- such an unbeatable opponent on the golf course. but it also factored into why he had some of the social issues that he had off the golf course. one of which was a long time disdain for the media. an obsession with privacy and we think that a lot of that was misunderstood in terms of why he's like that. and that was one of the things that we tried to get into and tried to figure out why does tiger have such a disdain for the press? why is he so obsessed about privacy? we came around to that finally by realizing if you look back at how this all started for him, as a 2-year-old he was put on national television. he was -- in front of audiences of millions. >> i want to show it. i want to show that unbelievable mike douglas clip. let me tell everybody going into it. you are going to see mike douglas, bob hope and jimmy stewart. roll it. >> right now, i want you to meet tiger woods and his father, earl woods. [ applause ] >> perfect! >> earl, how old is -- how old a

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we have an in depth look at the case as the man known as america's dad and the accuser at the center of the trial. you have been poring through what is publicly available out there and you have been speaking to those who are involved in this case. >> this is a fresh look at the cosby case. i wanted to get to know who andrea constand was. we don't know her. we have seen her but her sister agreed to talk with me and this is the first time that the constand family is really speaking out. we have never heard from them and also, mr. mcmonocle, the lead counsel for bill cosby i sat down with him after the mistrial last june. listen to what he said. >> so you believe they had a romantic relationship? >> i don't think that's any doubt about that fact. i mean, the testimony in this trial was that miss constand had been to his home on a couple of different occasions, there had been romantic interludes. >> constand testified that the relationship was not romantic. he was a temple friend, she said, somebody i trusted, a mentor. as for the romantic interludes constand said they were passes from c

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>> it talks about his dad and the amount of pressure and the support. but also like how cut-throat his mother was and her attitude was get out on the course and kill. jugular. so it really looks at that. >> also fascinating element of the comics in the business of tiger woods first billion dollar athlete. nike obviously came in and got behind him in such a massive way that he really changed the trajectory of the game of golf. brought in a whole new generation of people. >> remember how disillusioning whole new generation of people. when his his personal life came out. he was put on a pedestal. no one can be perfect. now coming in to this comeback and looking through different some of his in-- someone who's incredibly talented. >> a book like this also tends reveal the complicated relationship fans have with athletes and no better example than tiger woods reveal the com relationship who was put up on such a pedestal and yet was taken down with such ferocity. >> interestingly enough during the worst period of time when the affairs were coming out, he m on

and now, the in depth case against once known as america's dad, and the center of this trial. here is a preview. >> diana parsons is andrea's older sister, and knows her better than anyone else, and she spoke exclusively with cnn about her sister who she describes as private and centered. >> she's very spiritual and she is calm. she is shumable. she is honest. >> reporter: and she is also a lifelong athlete. >> she played soccer, and she played basketball. >> reporter: she chose to focus on basketball as she grew ta taller. >> andrea is six feet. >> six feet. >> yes. her basketball skills are unbelievable. i think that she was in grade 12 and different universities started coming forward offering andrea scholarships. >> reporter: andrea constand play played two years in europe, and then her goal was to play for the wnba, but it did not happen. how traumatic was that for her? >> well, she really wanted it, but that path did not work out for her, and she moved along to the next path. >> and in 2001 she decided to t mthe make a career off of the court, and so she accepted a admin

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and we ran back to mother and dad's room to get an understanding. and mom explained that dad had been hurt very badly and that she was going to be by his side. we were in our dining room in the kitchen, family room. you just can't imagine what the trauma was to hear that your father had been shot. at that time we did not know if he would survive or not. a couple of hours later my mom came back home, because she went to the airport to head to memphis and of course found out at the airport that dad did not survive. she came back home to explain it to us, her children. >> what a heavy-hearted time. with regard to your father's legacy, i'm curious when you understood the full implications of it. you were probably a little older, right? >> i began to understand at the funeral. in the days before the funeral and up to the funeral, you had every political candidate who was running for office from robert kennedy and his wife to ted kennedy and his wife at the time to jackie onassis to richard nixon who became the president, to vice president humphrey, all o

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and tiger was really wired that way by his parents, but largely li his dad. it was why he was such an unbeatable opponent on the golf course, but it also factored into why he had some of the social issues that he had off the golf course. one of which was a long time disdain for the media, an obsession with privacy. and we think that a lot of that was manages isunderstood. and that was one of the things that we tried to figure out is why does tiger have such a disdain for the presides, why ie on obsessed about privacy. and if you look back at how this all started for him as a 2-year-old, he was put on national television. he was in front of audiences with millions. >> i want to show that unbelievable mike douglas clip. you are about to see not only mike douglas, also bob hope and jimmy stewart. roll it. >> so right now i'd like you to meet tiger woods and his father earl woods. come on out here. ♪ >> wow. earl, how old -- how old are you, tiger? >> two. >> two? >> this is the ultimate nature/nurture question. if my father had me golfing at age two, would i b

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let's pause there for a moment and talk father to father, dad to dad. are you concerned about the matter of raw data they are collecting on your children from cradle really through -- some millennials open facebook on their kids the day they're born. what do you think about that? >> i do think that certainly americans of our generation would be shocked to learn just how much personal information about where we are, what we're doing, what we buy, what our interests are, is being made commercially available so other companies can target us more specifically. when i talk to my kids on it, first, they no longer spend is a lot of time on facebook. they think it is for older folks and are on to other platforms. second, they are less concerned about the issue of intrusion because they have lived with its their whole lives. there is something creepy about doing a search on something i'm interested in, something to buy, and then have advertisements for that particular vacation spot or product appearing in other venues on other platforms within a matter of minute

what i would hope, the prpresid you may remember gave the pope six of dad's books. i'd implore the president to read those books and maybe he can have a better understanding and hopefully look at different policies. >> all right. thank you so much for coming in. >>> palestinian authority president has declared today a day of mourning after more than a dozen people were killed in clashes with israeli troops. we have a live report for you next. metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. but mania, such as unusualrder can changes in your mood,able. activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, s

carol: this is someone who started at a very young age, put out there with his dad. you just wonder what that does to an individual who starts so young, and that has been his whole life. and when it starts to come undone, what does that mean? >> the book talks about the stuff we know about his dad and the pressure he put on him and his support, but also how his -- how cutthroat his mother was. her attitude was get out on the court and kill. go for the jugular, because if you do not, they will kill you. really intense stuff that as a kid, that shapes you. it looks at that. jason: also a fascinating element of the economics and business of tiger woods. first billion-dollar athlete. >> first billion-dollar athlete. jason: nike came in and got behind him in a massive way. he really changed the trajectory of the game of golf. he brought in a whole new generation of people. to a sport that was at that point starting to decline a bit. >> remember how disillusioning it was when his personal life came out. he was put on a pedestal that was almost absurd. no one could be perfe

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they get up and play their video games and still live with mom and dad at 22. every 16-year-old that i knew in my blue collar town couldn't wait until they're 18. there's a difference between a right and a privilege. driving, drinking, privileges. my second amendment is a right. so you can't just start talking 16-year-olds. and you can start be drinking at 18 if you're in the military. on base, we could go get a beer in the -- i'm sorry, i can't think of it. host: let me jump in with that pushback from melinda fike from berkeley, california. she wrote that lowering the voting age doesn't just promote civic engagement but gives teens who are paying attention on the right to vote on matters that affect them. caller: most adults these days couldn't name probably their governor or even their senator or congressman let alone their county or city school board or city council person in this day and age. so civic engagement in this country is not saying a whole lot. and back to the voting age, i think it should go to 25 as far as i'm concerned. you need to get a little

knowing as she does that her grandmother, randy's mother killed herself when her dad was just a boy. in fact, she says, the most likely explanation is she was just playing a game of sorts with ryan. >> like, controlling everything having to do with my life. and he'd threaten suicide twice. that's what i would think was happening, was i was playing his own card back at him. >> oh, i'm going to kill myself then. >> yeah. i don't think that they were text messages that were to be taken seriously. >> if you look at them through justine's eyes they don't look like a serious threat. but the jury didn't look at it through your eyes. >> no. >> and despite her conviction and all that evidence and the fact she has no memory of that night, justine still claims she must have been wearing her seat belt and cannot imagine driving her car at 85 miles an hour. just not the sort of thing she ever did, she says. something happened. you swerved across and hit that other car. does that sound about right? >> yeah. >> it's probably you who caused the accident. that's fair to say? >> uh-huh. >> and if you

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