if all you deal with is the incoming fire, you can't keep the promises you made when you were runningt is a lot of trouble. now when you get out, you change all that power, but the clutter for whatever influence you have, and whatever your experience and contacts will permit you to do, and you have to decide what to do. everybody makes different decisions. president carter was building habitat houses. that is what he decided he wanted to do. by doing that he helped habitat to grow into one of the biggest home building operations in the world. we all have to make these decisions. david: former presidents -- mr. bush: i don't think it is that easy, frankly, to get things done. for example, one of the great accomplishments in my post-presidency was the building of this building and the installation of programs that we think makes a difference. but it was hard work to get there. in other words, there is not any appropriations bill. [laughter] david: well, not easy. today, when former presidents get together, which happens at funerals unfortunately, and sometimes when libraries open, it is

do you to go up or you have chilled you know different wife yeah i like the tie by the way thank you it's a london it's a duchamp a lot of good you look nice you you like me. i like you too jerry you have now this is a signal that more music is coming yeah really is returned i mean i love music i like connecting i really line bringing positivity that's very american thing to bring positivity in all the darkness that we're all going to think about what america's been through and britain i think what can we do you and i office as a community do and i think sometimes it's like it lighting a positive candle you know through the darkness and i think music is my contribution you miss the old days of recording or you think of screaming m one hand it's really really good you know it's fantastic i mean we have to move with the times it's life it changes if you don't you know keep up the times it moves on without you of course as an artist on my own goals you know. people don't buy the you know the cd before that was a tape before that was a record. so it's just the way life is but it's very c

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thank you. go you there. >> thank you. >> thank you. yes. >> if you know someone, go to fox 29, mom name them. very, very cool. to answer the question, he has beautiful wife. there were some laid hoist thought you look handsome, leon, beautiful wife. she here. >> i'm taken. >> i love it. >> shut her down. >> so great what they did. >> like he is taken. >> we want to tell you you go there, and happy birthday to you. get the music going. >> ♪ happy birthday. >> fellow leo. >> yes, do you hear it? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is your birthday. >> you get a song for your birthday. >> just for you. >> that's amazing. >> yes, do you have big plans, except for working, jen? >> well, i was surprised yesterday by my girlfriends, outside of fox 29. they brought the big red bike over. but other than that, what could be better than working on your birthday? >> that's so true. >> oh, i brought a list. of 20 things, i would rather be doing. but you're a super trooper. happy birthday, jen. >> happy birthday. >> now we go to bob kelly. time to go to camp. this

you know, it's hard, you know, you don't want to have to read a book about it, but sometimes you run into issues, and you really just don't know how to deal with them, and she's reading this book, and this book was talking about the value of rules. in that, as much as kids say they hate rules, that it's very good to know the boundaries and what your parents believe in. like, you know, what time, bedtime, just because a kid has two separate houses doesn't mean the bedtime has to be the same. you just have to be consistent. and if you can be clear and not pass judgement on the other house. you know, like, you go to grandma's house and she lets you watch tv, and so that's the rules over there, but that doesn't mean when you come back to your dad's house you get to watch, you know, whatever the things are. so we started asking ourselves what the rules of our house were. we had this idea, like, of doing this, you know, my wife does some kind of fun little art, we're going to do a little calligraphy, like, you know, rules for the prince and princess of the house kind of thing. and then i s

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but you have to change-- you have to remain true to who you are.ve to change. >> within the parameters of who you are. why i use that word "truth" and why integrity means so much to me is i've been around long enough that fads and fashions have come and gone. three iterations of boy band generations have come and gone. rap music has come and gone. grunge music has come and gone. and what i never did was jumped on those band wagons when they were becoming increasingly more popular. so as i grew and grew up, i would not try to rewrite "you give love a bad name" or "living on a prayer" again. i was 25 years old. at 54 you have something else to say. or i'm going to come to you and b.s. you. >> rose: but at the same time you hate to play it when you're on tour? >> no, no, no, not that i hate to play it. i do know all the word-- no, no, no. i don't hate it. >> rose: because i hated to hear, that in fact, because it is-- >> it's taken just a little bit out of context, but the truth is every artist is proud of his new record. >> rose: yes, of course,. >>

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when you unwrap the gum -- >> jimmy: yep. >> basically when you lay it down, if you cut it gingerly you >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> basically make yourself an improvised lighter. now take your double-a battery, which most appliances will have. you know, your nose trimmer. whatever the case may be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's wrong with you man? >> you stick the metal end -- >> jimmy: nose trimmer. >> all right, we're going to stick the metal end of the battery on one side, we're going to stick the metal end on the other side. and if you hold it -- >> jimmy: look at this. [ audience ohs ] look, this is real. guys, he just did that! [ cheers and applause ] light this. light this. can you light that on fire? >> all right. >> jimmy: this is so cool! how did you even know to do this. i love this. >> you're out in the woods, your plane just crashed, you gather up a little bit of straw -- >> jimmy: hey, let's think more positive. when you're camping. how about you're camping? [ light laughter ] l >> so we're going to get some straw together and -- get a flame. >> jimmy: oh! [ audience ohs ] [ cheer

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do you have any kind of vetting process that you go through before you all yous youses. >> yeah, yougo and have a little something something and then some of the stuff they do on stage is really intense. and if you're having too good of a time you might get hurt. we've got guys chipping teeth. like it's a full-on thing. >> jimmy: on other people they're chipping their teeth? really? >> there are things getting hurt that should not be getting hurt. [ laughter ] let's just say that. >> jimmy: and then what happens if one of these dancers, these male dancers, becomes -- he's not able to dance anymore? you take him out in the des desert and shoot him, right? [ laughter ] >> yeah, vegas is like that. >> jimmy: if the horses can't run, that's the humane thing to do. >> just shoot em? >> i'm still looking at that identify. she did a good job with that. has your daughter seen any of your movies? she certainly hasn't seen magic mike i guess. >> she was there for magic mike a lot of it. and now her dancing is showing she's seen a lot of that. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> she goes around the house

you felt you should?ni: yeah, this was an effort to get women and minorities into businesses. at that time, general motors had a program where they went to the best schools and said, if i can get you, i will pay your tuition, room and board and everything. a professor said to me, you need to look at this program. in return, work there for the summers. otherwise, no strings attached. a wonderful set of internships with them. when i graduated, i felt a real sense of obligation to first go to gm. i had a lot of other offers, but to go to gm with the computer science and engineering degree -- david: were a lot of women taking those courses at northwestern in those days? ginni: what do you think? david: not that many? ginni: no, i was probably one of the only woman in many of those classes. david: you hear of an opportunity to go to a company called ibm. ginni: some think there was a long thought-out career plan. i'm sorry to tell you i had been working at general motors and while i liked what i was doing, i r

>> you call places like malaysia, indonesia and you say, you know, "how many people do you have?" and it's pretty amazing how many people they have. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how many people they have. wow, normally to get that information you have to check a snapple cap. >> good tip. >> stephen: now have you made any progress with the international trade deals? >> when i was with president xi who i have a very good relationship with, i said, do me a favor, would you allow cattle, please, to come in. i was last night in west virginia and i had farmers coming up to me and hugging me and kissing me because of the cattle stuff. >> stephen: wow, i didn't know you were into cattle stuff. now you tweeted about trade talks with britain. can you tell us any more about what is going on? >> no, but i can say that we're going to be very involved with the u.k. you don't hear the word britain any more, it's very interesting. it's like, nope. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but you just said the word britain. >> nope. >> stephen: okay. on another point, you recently called the u.s. the highest taxed na

you are or language you speak if you can lift your end of the piano, you are there. i could do that. the other part, if it is 4:00 in the morning and freezing out, i have a road flare and falling underneath the trailer to unfreeze the brakes. i am in there. this isn't a game. >> right here. >> can you hear me? i have a couple questions. talk about your movers, they are not riding with you. how much do you have to know about auto mechanics? you get trained for that. i gather you don't hang around with other truckers so you don't exchange all of the interesting sort of guy talk i think of it as in cafÉs and stuff like that. i am sure you are not spending an evening in the bar. those are my questions. >> i have a little black book with the names of professional on call movers available on a moment's notice anywhere. i have regular crews, a company i work for, 7 terminals around the country, then crews from there. only occasionally will i get stuck where i won't know somebody. i don't hang around with regular truckers because there's not a lot of hanging around being don

i think home is a place where you go back. you feel relaxed. you feel that you belong there. you are a safe. you're happy. and maybe that's where home is. the book i understand jews. lots and lots and you know what you want an economy i know and i think stop looking you are more so than me showing at all i'm sure john i think been talking to someone on the. horn julie more or get an education or. the classic sounds in your county most of all and then come to some century and well as i let's not scout up and send union assignments unhinged by the north saw guy who should look at your watch how could you miss you get the part yet used this guy on the wall also what you wish to unite. us also took a lot of good to keep up with continually they've sold on their luck or accepted the local call and you gonna stop you on the way. this goes on and on the boy you up the war in some sense you know since israel should use the oil it just is also a question i stop. so a lot more journals will cut them will be dumb enough that it can even with everything that. they will clear out. there o

you know, i-- ( cheers and applause ) thank you, thank you.eed that love, i need that energy, because i come to you tonight a broken man. ( laughter ) because just this afternoon, i was shocked by this breaking nooch: >> the mooch is out. >> anthony scaramucci gone, after just a week and change on the job. >> the mooch is toast! >> stephen: yes, the mooch is toast! the front-stabber has been back- stabbed. ( laughter ) he said he was going to fire everybody, and i've got to admit, he delivered. ( laughter ) that is thorough! ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) that is-- that is thorough! ( laughter ) the mooch lasted as communications director for only ten days. ( laughter ) ten! that's not even a whole pay period. ( laughter ) his going away party can serve what's left of his welcome cake. they can change "congratulations" to "congratulater!" but you know what they say, "out with the old, in with the new, out with the new." the administration wanted to replace him with somebody who will last longer, so today they announced the new white ho

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said no reason of you you regret not coming to america when you were young why is because if you fight in america you become the global star. i think if i was in fact if i was it now boxing in america i don't think i'd be on the show with yourself. because you only kind isolate yourself you want to have the british fun base and the european fun because we're going to america you become that global star and i just wish maybe a little bit younger my korea should have gone there a little bit earlier i mean i i went there at the age of twenty three when i was twenty three i went to america twenty three twenty four or now i'm like thirty and i think if i had gone there a little bit younger when i was eighteen would have been just even better we're you supposed to fight manny pacquiao there's a lot talk about the fight happening and it could still happen money a frenzy train together and something i'd love to have styles make fights and boxing what we both have a very similar balance speed power movement thing that could work or you think they were is going to do against mcgregor it's going

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paul: thank you. thank you. thank you. i have three boys, one of them with me. [applause] obamacare, you can keep it. [laughter] apparently, that is the republican message appeared raise your hand if you want to keep obamacare? exactly. [laughter] nobody outside of washington who is a republican wants to keep it. what happened to these people? i heard them, we will repeal it. that sounds like all of it and then some. when we got up here, we decided to vote on a partial repeal and we lost eight people who voted for it one year ago. we started getting skinnier and voted on the we skinny repeal, what percentage of obamacare would be revealed -- repeal? 20%. and we lost people on that, they said it was too much, then they said it was too little the next repeal. it amazes me how people with a straight face and one republican alternative plan said that literally, if you like obamacare, you can keep it. still one of those floating around. i do not understand the disconnect. my father called it potomac fever. people come up and it goes to their brain. , -- lincoln said,

you think you. about your sudden passing i have only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. your act right up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for the record so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each spring. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a cave still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. welcome back to worlds apart with the evolutionary biologists richard dawkins mr dawkins talked about donald trump and the mess the state of american politics how does britain compare it to that well i'm working on british affairs because i t

do whatever you want. you do you. chew and bite at the same time.e's a natural. >> seth: now wait a minute, so you're moving -- you have a new restaurant. well, you're moving -- >> oh, yeah. i forgot about that part. what led me to the scotch problem. blessing. basically "ink" shut down last week. we're moving to a bigger space. we're going to call it "ink well." we're going to have a bar. we're going to have scotch. we're going to have dessert. we're going to have food. we're going to have eggs -- and we're going to have all that. >> seth: are you excited -- is it exciting as a chef, to have a bigger space? >> it's more work. more work. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, well, i'm sorry i brought it up. >> just like at home. if you build a bigger kitchen, it's a bigger mess. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly. you were the one who obviously, got too big for your britches, and had to move to a bigger place. >> wow! you know, i'm just gonna -- and they wonder why i drink scotch. you wonder. >> seth: yeah. this is fantastic. 'cause -- can i have a spoon ove

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yeah, now you have kids. before you had a kid. now you have kids. you know what? it's actually a wise thing to say. >> you're just like wrangling. there's so much wrangling and so many logistics. there was -- your marriage turns into just a logistics conversation. >> jimmy: what do you mean by that specifically? >> the other day, and i promise this is without hyperbole, this really happened, i -- we were going through our schedules. we really made a schedule, like a moment in our schedule to plan our schedule. >> jimmy: you scheduled your scheduling. >> that happened. so there's like an event, like just schedule to talk about scheduling for the rest of the week. >> jimmy: that's kind of terrible, isn't it? >> it's terrible. oh, i haven't slept. >> jimmy: and do you ever miss that schedule? is that a regularly scheduled scheduling event? >> you can't -- you mean to schedule? >> jimmy: yes. to schedule. >> that's regularly on the schedule. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and now not only are you in this movie, you directed the movie, you wrote the movie. did y

so when you keep revising, the older you get, you keep revising what you know. that's why living to an old age if you're lucky to have your health is a wonderful, internal, and perpetual university. - final question, to you mr. moyers and that is would you repeat for them a story that joseph campbell said to you at the conclusion of all of the interviews when it was finally done. when he asked whether you intended to stay in this line of work? - yeah we had been together those two summers and i was leaving to come back, it wasn't the last time i saw him because when i got back to new york and started editing i remembered i had looked at all the footage and i hadn't asked him about god. so i called him at his home in hawaii and i said, "joe i didn't ask you about god. "would you come to new york let's do one more show?" so he did, but when i was leaving, when i was leaving skywalker ranch for the last time he walked with me out to our car. and he said, "are you going to stay in this?" i had not been certain about journalism not been fixed in my trajectory. "are y

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you know? >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the truth but still piper talks to some of schreiber's other neighbors to get a clearer picture. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> all right, man. all right. >> correctional staff soon conclude that miera was not involved in the incident and take no further action against him. once schrieber's cell is finally cle

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see how proud you are that you did it?> yes. >> yes. come on. come on, people. >> our minds went to a dark place. sorry. >> yeah. >> the whole room. look at that. everyone. dirty folks. >> we have a huge crowd. are these your folks here today? >> this is a big crowd. >> mostly, they're food tasters. >> dave chesney very quickly to get that picture. his like -- you're like a gazelle, krezchesney. we were only talking about the people for 20 minutes. and you were right there. right there. >> he was into if cthe content the show. >> h was mesmerized by the moistness. >> it's humid and moist in here. okay, all right. >> the smile on your face -- i have never baked a cake. >> never baked a cake? >> i am not a baker, either. i like to watch the great british bakeoff. that's inspiring the baking in our home. >> from cakes to steaks. >> that's a restaurant. perkins, i think. >> steak and shake. >> i got a nice steak frommic? river farms in idaho. i made some steak salad. >> you do this. >> i do. >> at home, you make yourselves --

what you saw that inspired you?fore. i know what it's like. it's tough. just trying to help. just trying to help. >> reporter: you're a hero to a lot of people. you know that. >> no. it's what we do. it's what we do. >> reporter: how long have you been at it? >> oh, just a few hours. we've been protecting our home, you know, up to this point. so, now that the water's up, it's time to get out and help. >> reporter: ray, what runs through your mind when you see the cats rescued, the children rescued, these people and the look on their faces when you show up. >> real happy. very happy. proud to be a texan. >> reporter: i've observe add l -- observed a lot of this selflessness from houstonian. describe that. >> it's all over the place. there's thousands of people helping people all over the city, all over the region. a lot of this is through church groups right here so everybody just comes together. everybody's been through, you know, different events before. and so, people help others that have been helped in the past.

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thank you.hank you. >> jimmy: so as you can see, the vacation is really relaxing him. [ laughter ] fury and -- listen. we're sorry we made fun of you. go back to golfing before you kill all of us. [ laughter ] i watched that clip about a dozen times today. and after viewing number 8 i noticed this. look at this. watch as it goes over. the camera pans over to kellyanne -- that right there, that is the face of someone who just realized she has to get up at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to defend this all day. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] by the way, he's saying this. he's making this crazy threat. from a golf course. there's probably a little shop that sells range balls in the next room. [ laughter ] he's making threats from nuclear war. u.s. intelligence, by the way, assessed that north korea has successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that could potentially reach california, oregon and washington, three states that didn't vote for guess who, by the way. [ laughter ] it's times like thi

you stick around i mean you you know they're coming from you that's a great compliment thank you i try to just be i think it's my irish italian heritage i just have a hard head larry just keep on always going to is the breakfast club and sixteen candles ever going to be rebooted. for a new generation you know what i have to just acknowledge john he was he was such an incredible incredible man and that would that would really be up to his wife i think at this point. i would be against it i think the work of soul credible what he had such a gift as a writer but. i think his real talent also larry was to see something in people he really empowered people he really gave them shots and he really understood how to get the best out of people without everett infringing on his writing you know i interviewed all those that wanted to work for. him is a wonderful guy he was right there with you to laugh you know he would kind of talk you through takes he was as close as you and i are in the camera would be there almost like that story here before leaving you know it end. and i was just honored to

you can say anything you want. you have to use small words.an block people you don't like and you can do it all on the toilet. and with each passing hour, we saw more and more of that real trump because the real trump, because the real trump woke up bright and early on tuesday and spent his morning tweeting insane things about the media. >> this is a re-tweet of an image of a trump train smashing into an image of a cnn logo. also worth noting, though, there's a person behind that logo. >> the white house did respond to that. an official had told us that it was inadvertently posted. as soon as it was noticed, it was deleted. >> seth: as soon as it was noticed? it's the president's twitter feed. he has 36 million followers. or if you ask him, 300 million followers! [ light laughter ] you talk about it like someone put up a dirty cartoon in the break room. "hey, guys, who drew a penis on the heimlich poster? come on! [ laughter and applause ] we all know that's not what the choking hazard was." [ applause ] obviously, it was not a mistake. this i

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>> have you seen "the emoji movie"? [ laughter ] you haven't, have you? >> jimmy: no. that i hadn't. >> you didn't do the research. >> jimmy: i didn't. maybe if i had seen "the emoji movie" -- >> we wouldn't even be talking about this. you'd be texting me right now. >> jimmy: is part of the reason you wanted to move to new york and you wanted to get out of l.a.? >> yeah. i felt certainly under this current climate and administration i thought it might be good to have more time to do stand-up because i thought that would be the way that i would pitch in and kind of -- >> jimmy: we have that here. we've got that going on here in l.a. >> absolutely, yeah. but new york there's a lot more stage time when i'm in new york. when i'm in los angeles i do two to four sets possibly. in new york i do six to ten sets. >> jimmy: per night. >> in one night, yeah. so seven nights will give you a month's worth of stage time in los angeles. so i figure i have to go there to really be able to apply the work ethic -- the weird thing is, though, is my wife is sort of this famous underground

you may learn you didn't like the answer but you cannot know that before you go. experimentation is required. because the knowledge is pivotal, the fourth principle is if you have that knowledge and something else wants it, you can sell it. that is a basic law of economics, and i think that will become an engine of economic growth of any type of settlement on the moon. number five is resources. if you are not producing something you are exporting to somebody who is willing to pay for it, you are not growing. might be a hobby of the government or a foundation, but you are not going to grow. you cannot grow unless you are extracting wealth from something new and exporting it to somebody else who is interested in. six is for the divisions we see, to get to that level of sophistication -- even for a city of 2000 -- you need a settlement orientation. -- settlement orientation. that covers your choices for life-support technologies. physical chemical or biological-based? which is more scalable and robust? it does govern your choices about construction materials and wher

can you kind of talk to us about what was hard about writing this for you. >> everything. >> l, you want me to elaborate. >> it was a difficult book to write. i sold this book just before bad feminist came out and i was thinking about what i wanted my next nonfiction project to be, and i thought, the book i want to write least is a book about fatness, and then i realized it's the book i should probably write the most of my dad always tells me, do something no one else is doing if you want to achieve success. a lot of people write about it from the perspective of having already figured out their body and having lost a lot of weight. you see a woman on the cover of her book standing in half of her formally fat pants and she's like i did it. i thought i can't write that book yet. i want to write that book so why don't i tell the story of my body today. without apology, just explanations of this is my fat body and this is what it is like to be in this world in this body. >> i think one of the things i really enjoy that you did in the book is that for as many new perspectives as we hear about

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