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a bike. i want to know more though. >> geese, you want to. hey, guys, how are you. pretty far in this thing so far, we're at washington park now, with my friend here, how are you, sir. >> beautiful day for a walk, isn't it. >> awesome. >> would you believe we're on good day, how about this interview we're giving. >> it is amazing what are you out here enjoying yourself with. >> just going to work. >> yes. >> he has to go to work. i got finish this drawing. it is 9:41 on the clock and i'm not too far away, guys but on twitter people are starting to guess, relatively ease what i we're making here. you are not from philadelphia if you are not drawing something philadelphia, is that right. >> yes. >> alex, thomas, everybody in the studio, i'm tired but i will make it back because i want to finish this drawing. >> can you give us a guess what it is, we're dying to know here. >> you know what, it is about as philadelphia as it comes. >> that is great. >> you have been at it for an hour and 40 minutes is that right. >> yes, my legs are a little bit tired, i'm out of water

[laughter] so, what we were doing in these memoranda 2010, it is basically a guy that writes content. think of it as the curator and director, more or less the same person, a great american in charge of the overall production of the museum and basically taking artifacts and stories to tell so that historian goes and research this particular stories behind the artifact lets say you come back from afghanistan with an ak-47 somebody captures and then you've got to come up with a story behind that and that's what you put into the exhibit. anyway, we were putting up a gallery on the oss office of strategic services. it was america's first central intelligence agency all lower case at that point and it was stood up in 1942. america was a late comer to the world of intelligence, the british established, modern intelligence services around 1909, the soviets just picked up where they had been an and continued the tradition of running the secret service that is making it's way better. so the continental powers also had intelligence. so the u.s. is coming late to the game and in world war ii the

who was a stand up guy he was a family guy he was a great producer without being meddlesome or micro-managing and since he was incredible you know on the whole team so i think all the ins and all those reasons inspired me to think that there's you know going through a lot of personal problems then you know what i can't speak to that when i don't know i really don't know i i just have the highest regard for him i really do because i came away with a even greater respect for and i had the same take that you do want to i think a lot of times people they assume many things i guess about big movie stars but he's really a great actor too you know amazing good guy love interviewing and it's very honest yeah and he comes through. so this work it's not on the big screen no this was green lit by mr ted saranda in the good folks at netflix and you know it's a shame we made the picture back in two thousand and fifteen and they chose to release a memorial day it was in its last may and as you know their model it went to ninety countries that day so it's a very interesting business model but it's specific

clearly they didn't, donald trump, he's a policy guy, he's never been a policy guy. i have to sort of laugh when i say target of course, trump is not a policy guys, it's not who he s. therefore, whatever agenda, if he ends up signing, no matter who sw him it will be an agenda put in front of many. >> how this looks to the outside, to the public, there was all this attention to donald trump the comments about charlottesville, bannon has been a lightning rod, especially this week. does this look to the public, hey, donald trump is getting rid of the guy who was sort of linked to all this charlottesville stuff? >> i think that is the mauj want to project, you have this new guy, let's get rid of the guy who could be blamed, i go back to even well before that, the racial an mus donald trump projected throughout the course of his career, the birtherrism while obama was president. bannon wasn't in his life i'm aware of at that time. so that was donald trump speaking. it perhaps enshrined the all the right when bannon was brought into the white house. so hess departure i don'

he's not a bad guy at all. nder how does he stand there and put up with that guff from the president. >> what i want to say is you are right he is a normal guy. but he is standing behind a president who is not normal. now, i've served with five presidents, three republicans, starting with ronald reagan, two democrats. i have never seen a president give cover to hate groups. and, therefore, if you are standing there. those are the very moments that you need to be we heard. but again, eventually, he said something. good. but i will tell you, those are those moments when you're tested as a human being and the way i am looking at it is, right now, i could talk to you about this forever. i'm acting to go after the politicians who are sitting silently by and i am volunteering my -- >> wait a minute. tell me how people can contact you. here's your chance. >> barbaraboxer.com. we're taking on these guys sitting there, rolling their eyes and giving cover to donald trump. he doesn't deserve the cover. >> can i quickly say

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the other day a guy told me to suck a bag of booe [ beep ] what we're consider offensive evolves with generation. >> for the first time, comedy becomes an industry. >> my poor father, he died -- they hung him. >> it's created commercially to clean up humor. it's no cursing. there's no blaephmy they want men, women and children to be able to come there. they want a bigger audience. >> did something on stage that was objectionable. they would send a blue envelope backstage with the material they wanted. and that's when i became the whole idea of that phrase, blue material. >> so you had it accessible to all. at the same time, concurrently, you had another style of comedy that was pretty bit different. for less, it was like going to a strip club. these guys were there with their trench coats to watch girls. they had different styles of comedy. different people performing within them. >> i see you lying there. my anger is aroused. because burrless k, in order to compete for attention, the comedian had to do something that was going to up stage a naked woman. they would do this sort of dir

this is a guy who believes in populism. this is a guy who's a winner. you're telling me that after six months he's allowed his administration to be hijacked? what kind of a winner allows -- >> it's actually seven months. >> we've got eight months -- we've got seven months into an administration and what -- i didn't say it was hijacked. don't put words in my mouth. >> you did say that. >> i said they're not going to allow it -- they're not going to allow it to be hijacked, and a lot of the original -- >> by whom? >> -- trump loyalists have been tossed out of there. the president has got figure this out. he has three key advisers now along with his children that still believe in the core principles that got him in there and that's -- >> his children are democrats. >> can hely anne and hope hicks. that's it. >> he has centrist republicans. >> he has no principles. >> he is driving an agenda but he's -- look, he's now surrounded -- >> what is the agenda? the agenda has been hijacked by. there is no agenda. the hijackof the agenda from the president's own di

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you're obviously a popular guy on instagram, but your son. s busting you. >> he gives me a lot of -- my kids think i'm lame. >> seth: yeah, so here you are. you're like, thanks to my friends -- thanks to my #friends at tommy's for a great #lunch. then your son just wrote #lunch. [ light laughter ] >> my sons are trolling me. >> seth: yeah, it's really great. they're trolling you. the grinder finally came home and rang into joel zadak. #teenlife. #teenlife? [ laughter ] that seems like a fair burn. to burn you. >> yeah, i mean. i still -- i'm like look, guys, it could be worse. i'm trying, you know. >> seth: yeah. you're a dad who's trying. >> i'm a dad. >> seth: you're a dad and look again, you've accomplished a lot in your life. but there's one thing i talked to you about. because i know that you have -- you visited the white house a lot. >> i've been to every white house since "the west wing" premiered. >> seth: which is exciting. >> so every administration from clinton to bush to obama. >> seth: and a very different vibe each time? >> that'

in interview was a guy who was reckless, a guy at risk of really poor judgments. but then after denying for 24 hours that he men this to be on the record, he then spoke to the daily mail of all places and said this was deliberate. he did this deliberately to avoid media attention from the events on charlottesville. here's my takeaway. bannon always had a plan b. the plan b was to go back to breitbart and he would be at the white house as long as that was useful to his agenda. and i do think this escalation from breitbart could very well back fire in terms of trump's response. trump does not like to be pushed around. whether you love him or hate him, he doesn't like to be upstaged, he doesn't like to be pushed around and he could just as well decide the wlins the far, far right, the neo-nazis, it served him for a while. but if bannon is going to leave, if bright b.a.r.t. is going to kick him around, he might make his peace with the far right republicans. >> we're talking so much about what this might look line on the outside if there's a war of words between trump

. >> how heard of double dipping, how about a guy with 4 government jobs, later with your headlines and your weather. i want to start with story about donald trump, how about a charity that is dumping trump, moving on, right in our backyard in new jersey. row rohan with the full story. >> abandon ship is the buzzword on wednesday, another charity has canceled a an event at president trump's mar-a-lago club. unicorn children foundation had a planned luncheon. the 17th to cancel. following trump's comments about deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia. closer to us in new jersey, reverbing as are felt, unite way of ocean in man mouth county will hole a leadership conference for their donors in new jersey at trump national golf club, they pull their september 28 event as well, from the president's ven. >> you based on recent events and how political it became we decided to remove ourselveses from that. >> if their is rohan for chasing news. bill: meet our panel, a great outstanding, guest list senator ray le lesniak. we appreciate you being here, and a free holder in county government

a fan of comedy. you host the cmas with carrie underwood. you guys are great. funny, and this is coolt tell us about that. >> yeah. you know, it's interesting. i love the idea that between songs is the challenge for the musician. you know, you get out there and it's, like -- i learned a long time ago that if you entertain them between songs it's gravy. it's like, people are like, "oh, wow! that was even entertaining." so i really worked on the comedy chops for a while and started hosting this thing at our comedy festival in nashville called the "wild west comedy festival", which that title makes no sense. >> seth: yeah. >> it's east, but we had a great time and i've got a bunch of comedians and we stand up there and tell a bunch of jokes and netflix approached us and said, "would you like to film that for a special?" and we did. and it's a blast. >> seth: well it's also -- i've been at concerts before. i've been to your concerts and there's also that thing of musicians when they tell a joke, the audiences love them because you're also a musician. >> right. >> s

there's a guy's [ bleep ] in my ass! >> just that guy sitting there going, oh, what's this? aughing matter, that's what critics are saying about some routines that are passed off as comedy these days, a lot of it on television. is it the cutting edge of social satire or the adult expression of what some children write on sidewalks? ♪ >> little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a spider who sat down beside her. he said, hey, what's in the b l bowl. >> dice was dirty. dicey language was filthy. the only difference that made dice different was his blue, his dirty was controversial. >> i really, though, don't understand why women go to hear dice clay. to me it's like a jew going to a hitler rally. >> i treat my girlfriend good. like for christmas i bought her this beautiful dust pan. with her name engraved. and t whole family was over. i took it out. you had to see the look on her [ bleep ] face. >>, yeah the guy is a chauvinistic moron. you know, i wouldn't hang out with that guy. not if he meant those things. you know, even as a guy, i wouldn't

this is a guy who kills his relatives to stay in power. there's no reason to think in a lose it or use it situation, he would say in that case, i give up. i don't want these innocent people killed. >> lieutenant commander rogers, is it posable to have north korea at this point get rid of his nuclear capabilities? >> we're going to have to make sure that we get rid of tell the. we have to go to the last mile and we are at the last mile. 40 years of dealing with this nation -- and don, you said earlier and absolutely correct. there's no blame here. every administration prior to president trump did the best they dood get this nut to the table and the fact of the matter is it's failed. sanctions have failed. consillatory gestures have failed. president trump inherited this and he's realized and i'm sure he has spoken to his fine generals that none of that has worked so the time has come to get tough and i've said repeatedly over and over again we're not going to war. i think the president of the united states has, in a unique way strategically

that work at a guy who does a lot you know for a lot about the night and the people close in his hogans for information from the spirit. to the bill if you can papers like them a row and daily mail there were quick to publish videos claiming they show. showing russian hooligans fighting while in reality this was a traditional spring festival play fight that's not even the first time this sort of thing happens how does this affect the perception of a regular british football flame. well as as a form of push. this can of the poet i did say that video and you can say anyone watches it because a story on why that was not football heard it was a. bot it sells piper's you know they put the headlines out and people want to pipe in a straight ahead of the headline and when they were using the take side and not seen the video which mean you've seen the show some it taught a different. experience state the russian hooligans that are spirits that the sign here is as the english to them said doesn't mean to say that who is and doesn't go on the clearly thought of but there's one thing about mystery

that's what a special effects guy would do. here is this play going on which is the tempest, and within it is another play, which is the mask of the three goddesses. and there is prospero, unseen, as a director is, doing his stuff behind the scenes. and the special effects guy is also invisible. so it is in fact a play. as you say, you are not the only author who has been commissioned to do these. there are eight altogether. doing these updated shakespeare stories. ijust wonder, what do you think it is about shakespeare, you know, if one thinks of artistic creation as evolutionary, he has survived, he has proved to be the fittest of all the fittest in terms of the longevity of his work. why? first of all, he was very good. but what does very good mean? 0k, he does have something for everyone, so he is very different from the french classical drama of roughly the same period which was for aristocrats. they wanted unity, elevated language for everybody. he mixes it up. so the posh people in shakespeare speak posh language, and th

this is a guy who believes in populism. this is a guy who's a winner. you're telling me that after six months he's allowed his administration to be hijacked? what kind of a winner allows -- >> seven months. >> we've got eight months -- we've got seven months into an administration and what -- i didn't say it was hijacked. >> you did say that. >> i said they're not going to allow it -- they're not going to allow it to be hijacked, and a lot of the original -- >> by whom? >> -- trump loyalists have been tossed out of there. the president has to figure this out. he has three key advisers now along with his children that still believe in the core principles that got him in there and that's -- >> his children are democrats. >> he has centrist republicans. >> he has no principles. >> he is driving an agenda but he's -- look, he's now surrounded -- >> what is the agenda? the agenda has been hijacked by distractions. there is no agenda. the hijacking of the agenda from the president's own distractions, from wiretapping to confefe, to the possibility of a tape b

a guy suddenly got a phone call. stepped outside and that's when hit men ran up on him and let loose. he runs back inside to get away from him. >> no. but then they have to follow him inside and there's kids everywhere. >> and that's exactly what happened. you notice the referees were standing at half court. they went scattering. the kids and folks in the stands did the same. the father was struck in the back, but most of the bullets surprisingly went into the wall. >> thank goodness. poor kids. that must have been terrifying for them. >> nobody else was struck. but this was just a crazy, scary situation. >>> let's move over to calgary where this situation also took a crazy turn. reports are that this group of fellows were together when suddenly these guys turned onto this one fella. they tumble into this train station. you'll see the fella in black has a backpack. it's not his. the two guys are fighting when another one comes in with a weapon and starts swinging it. now, the man is fighting back. it's believed that

and it would wonder what 40 puerto ricans, a guy had a ring that was worth eight grand. >> what about the accusations that you trample on other people's religions. >> and it has billy graham. >> at this time priest -- people are angry and now they're talking about the religion. you're playing with somebody's belief system and religion, and now you've got a problem. they've got the power to be crazy, shut him up. you've got to silence him. >> someone saw him in a club in chicago making jokes about hope. two detectives went on stage because of that remark and handcuffed him and took him

asking police to see if we can get a third mugshot of the guy. we have the one on the right that we showed you yesterday. now we have a new one on the left to show you today. and maybe a third one, bran new one to show you, pretty soon, if police catch this guy. for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> preditor in the park. >> never really think about somebody coming to assault you while you're running.

what is a guy who doesn't live in goddard lucifer dedicate a book to a guy he doesn't believe in. clearly this is not about a linsky saying i want to be the devil, clearly something else is going on. remember a linsky himself embraces -- and one of the key pieces of advice is not to play a full hand up front. you can be safe in assuming the linsky book is not going to be the full and true window. you have to look someplace else. normally we would have no place to look, but happily toward the end of his life he gave a series of interviews. this was in 1971 and imploding in the year he died, one was to playboy magazine and another one was to harpers magazine. in these interviews he basically said stuff that is never appeared in public corporate before and they give you a window into a linsky. the first thing he says is from a young age i tried to figure out how i could get stuff for free and he describes a great relish of scam that he developed at the university of chicago for eating and dining halls without pain. a normal guy would be like i pulled off the scam, i'm a clever guy, a

no football is more than a guy for boys more than a guy there and that's why it's different to other sports yes you want and what you sign if you applies to other sports you go to be and that's fine enjoy that's like an interest and. what's that sport and then you leave. but with football people if that this is a challenge for the guys in the audience in a group of their choosing to be winners to. not fit in society and martin is all. gone it's the stuff not i but as i say it is more than just two hours that assignment would have gone for much of a fight somebody is going is that revolve at the front so here at the hall cole over. live live live that won't. he doubt the right thing to say is that politics has no place in sports but the two have really been fused together forever how can you make international teams compete and pretend this isn't about politics at all can you add her take politics out of the equation and disentangle sports and politics yeah it will happen in england politics for one spell all of the cole in my lifetime try to involve them in so it says and it is for w

yes all magicks i learned was coke up on a bun got a bit they're paying a basic what about the new guys and i go come. on this go to those schools without a nickel then it can be it saw much of those and they go through. some of those courses are they now know that i'm going to am going to not you finally get out again that's what i love. you do you got me on that i got me out the door and my lad our narrow. oh i've got one under your hat i know how that ended up. i know i've never been out of money. they are no longer. my house. they just got done is a bit of don't know that. it's not is a go go go go go how do you know i don't i think it's an island not you know nothing about. the. company said he was talking about the best you. can with. just a good buddy. but the. now so believe that he thought you were talking to this post believe. me you know it's been done before. so and i would say what i found but i'm living. you'll notice he. said looking. forward to the nuclear. look in his can go look at this but after that. it will be a bit on this a bit milder to give it me with the. lette

: look, miller, if you are trying to prove are you not racist, don't compare this to a movie where a guy enslaved a bunch of little orange people to work in his factory, hashtag free oompa loompas. (applause) meanwhile, donald trump did a big interview in "the wall street journal" last week. and last week, friday or something like that. now the journal published the highlights of the interview in a relatively flattering article using phrases like mr. trump hopscotched across a variety of policy and personal topics. i'm sceptical, hopscotch is a physical activity that requires the ability to count to ten. it doesn't-- (applause) now "the wall street journal," here's the thing. "the wall street journal" did not release the full transcrypt of the interview but last night's "politico" did. and it's really less hop and more scotch. now unfortunately there is no footage of trump saying this stuff. but luckily, we're able to get live via satellite speaking exclusively in actual answers, from the interview, please welcome cartoon donald trump. cartoon mr. president. (applause) hello. >> how are

may go a long way when you talk about football in the locker room for a guy that malcom shows supportt in a classy way. >> not over the top and put his arm around and his hand on his heart to lynch yesterday so i think the more white players come out and do this i think the more light you will shine on the issue. >> he was very out spoken this week with everything goes on and chris long why he is showing support for his peers and malcolm jenkins. >> and you need allies for people that are fighting for equality right now i don't think you will ever see it so my thing is malcolm is a leader and i'm here to show support as a white athlete. >> being able to stand along a teammate and brother saying i support you i think goes a long way. >> reporter: do you think this will lead to more players doing this come thursday night? >> i think so, i think the seal has been broken and white players feel comfortable doing it. >> talk phillies and took forever to call up hoskins. >> love him love the kid. awesome and perhaps they waited too long and now he is doing nothing but hitting home runs and h

it was a guy named sean nelson? a move that i came out in the early 90s? >> that's pretty much the same thing as seeing barack obama. >> i used to see a lot of people. >> really? >> i mean, they were all in the film schools. >> oh, true. >> yes. yes. john chaney, john chaney, he went to my school. >> yes? >> was basketball coach at the time. >> very colorful guy. >> yes? >> but, you know, the one thing, my temple university experience, i did not -- i didn't move n i didn't live on campus. i was so sad about that. >> you missed out. >> yes. yes, oh, did i miss out. so i lived at home, for two years. >> oh,. >> and then i got -- it was to was a debate between my parent, they kick me out or i left. but i got kicked out, i would say, then i had my own apartment. so, jr. and senior year, aid gap year, as well. but i was actually in school. having a lot of fun. >> did i that, too. >> ya, ya, it was a lot of withdraws, listen, i'm not ashamed. i'm open book. a lot of withdraws one year, a lot of ih51 and 526789 let me tell but there is karen, mike, and alexment a

he is a really funny guy, a wonderful guy, he's starring in a hilarious new movie, "brigsby bear," from" kyle mooney is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a great band, onerepublic is here. [ cheers and applause ] so it's a fantastic night. but -- before we get to all of that, the trump white house continued to face the backlash today over president's cruel and sudden decision to ban transgender people from serving in the military. meanwhile, the senate gop was rushing to pass mystery legislation that could strip health care away from millions of people. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: as we all know, donald trump has cast himself as a champion of the working class. but throughout his presidency, he's done very little to actually improve the lives of those working people. he's either done needlessly cruel things that nobody asked for, like banning transgender soldiers, or has actively tried to make their lives worse by taking away their health care. but trump thinks he can get away it, because he's bil

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we're both adults you're a smart guy, you can answer that question. men can weigh in on this too. r-l half of the genetic material in a baby. i'm a father, i know that, you may be too. i think we have a right to weigh in on this. it's a more complicated question if a child can live outside the womb or is it not more complicated? >> sure, it's more complicated and it's something that has to be decided. it's not a decision they should be forced to make based on what their government says. >> okay, so hold on at that point you have an entity that can live on its own. we would call it a person, i think you would too, child emerges, that's not a fetus. that's a person. so doesn't the state, don't the rest of us have some interest in saying you're not allowed to kill that person? that's why we have laws against murder. are you tracking with me here? >> i would say as soon as the baby is out of the womb we are talking about a baby. what we have is we have pregnancy where a baby stays inside a woman for months on end. i'm sure you know how it works. >> i do. >> the reason we do that - - r

here they come with a guy in a wheelchair. oh, wow. get down here real quick. i want to see the guy. here comes his wheelchair. i see the police officers over there. i probably can't make it all the way. you have two people? is that his wheelchair? they got his wheelchair. they are bringing that out on a kayak. there is rushing water here because of the release. we are getting currents which these guys are fighting, big, strong guys fighting. this is the guy's wheelchair. what a day. what a day. >> kat: stay safe out there. when we come back, houston's convention center overflowing with harvey evacuees. we will coincide with new info on what authorities are doing to handle it next. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. they always refer to me as master ser

you know, while you are at it, why don't you go to a deserted island. you guysht each other. >> he is also a member of a group collecting items related to the civil war for years before he found out about these routes. he advocates this bygone era in which he has a lot of feelings. >> it is the great american tragedy. we need to learn from it rather than saying let's put it out of our minds. it is never going to go away. >> it's another great week of "chasing news." thank you for inviting us into your home. we have more coming up next week and we hope you enjoy the weekend. and how out of control as our politically correct culture gotten to where you have a man who is the namesake of a state university, having his bust removed because it turns out he was a slave holder. and president trump was right when he said last week that it was a slippery slope and pretty soon they will be coming after jefferson and washington. at some point we need to have a rational conversation because it's gotten to the point of absurdity. when the conversation gets to crazy towow home

is a good guy. see him struggle that way. he likes him. >> i think he's a good political adversaries because they are on opposite side of the spectrum. but i think geraldo has flip-flopped on trump a couple of times. trump knows everyone who was there and he knows those who didn't. he's up in the morning president trump. we have a bit on the show we do. we have a twitter alert. it's a show and i don't have to did do anything anymore. about 6:16 he will tweeted off we go. [laughter] it's amazing. >> india think he doesn't know that? watch this, i'm going to tweet this. mr. president, not going to do it. 40,000 talkshow hosts, he tweeted. get it up on the screen. you know my other favorite thing? i love that "fox and friends" watches the corner of the white house waiting for the light to come on. the president is up. they know he is watching them so they are kind of doing a show for him. it's very funny. i just think it's funny. he does watch it though. i don't say it disparagingly. he's watching right

he seemed like a fun guy. relaxed. trump rubbed sean spicer's belly and tells him how good he is a couple of times a day. a dog would relax him. even kim jong un has a dog. he has one for lunch every day. is that a rumor? it's thursday night and it's time to bleep the big moments inv t the week. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> president trump was making extremely clear he wep ultimatums from that [ bleep ] in north korea. >> he likes to walk loudly and carry a small stick. >> it's tough to watch your fiance [ bleep ] other men. >> give that guy a towel. >> and a new pair of shoes. >> what is the most common thing in india that begins my husband wants. my husband wants me to [ bleep ]. >> i don't know why i couldn't [ bleep ]. >> a huntington beach hotel takes the surf city usa to a new level and fulfills dreams of [ bleep ] a mermaid. >> you know what we used to say about squash? it sounds like someone sat on my [ bleep ]. >> that's not good. >>>. >> and all that [ bleep ]. >> yes, indeed. you got it. >>

for example, one of them turned out to be a guy named carter page, a small-time business guy who had worked for merrill lynch in russia for a while. he had also turned up in an fbi investigation of a russian spy ring operating at a new york bank. he turned up in that investigation as somebody who had provided information to the russian agents. another person on the list was a guy who said on his resume that he had taught for years at the national defense university when in fact he had not taught for years at the national defense university. another one of the five people on this list, listed on his resume, that among his awards and honors, not only had he participated in model u.n., in model u.n., he had been the representative for the united states. hey, you know, if you're going to advise an actual u.s. president some day, that's probably pretty good practice, right? and what luck presumably if the kid had been assigned to be the delegate and then he wouldn't have turned up in a u.s. election as a foreign adviser a few years down the road. so trump with this flourish pulls out his l

a lot. i can't handle that. i just tell them don't cry. my god, don't cry. >> you know that guy'setting killer service anytime he goes in to eat. if you another lottery victory under his belt. he won $16,000 several years ago. what a lucky guy. >>> a bombshell lawsuit alleging president trump himself pushed fox news to publish a basils story about a d.c. murder. a key source for the story is suing fox now, alleging he was misquoted. >> the story suggested it was murder victim seth rich who leaked the emails from the dnc during the election, and not the russians. >> the fox news alert, a brand new bombshell in the murder of that guy right there. >> reporter: back in may, the now retracted story quoted rod wheeler, a former d.c. homicide detective. wheeler said the fbi had seth rich's laptop, and that the laptop showed rich had been leaking the emails that helped sink hillary campaign. >> absolutely. that's confirmed. >> reporter: wheeler now says fox news and a wealthy ricontr butoedcook up the story to distract from russian election hacking and possible collusion by the trump camp