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i can't see him as a maoist. i may be the only person who has read all 79 speeches and talks on xi jinping's book. i've gone through it in detail. it does mention mao here and there. usually to cite his poetry. as you count the references to ping, they're all over the place. and so it's very hard for me to see xi jinping has a maoist. it is making leaps in development without regard to the objective economic conditions or a readiness to go outside the party, to rally society to attack the party. it seems to me this is the last thing this leadership wants to do. also, xi jinping isn't chairman of everything. what's cited as his leadership of leading small groups, xi leads only two more groups than tao did. those are the leading small group for deepening reform. that group xi does preside over. i don't know who accepts the general secretary would do that. it covers seven areas of reform laid out in 2013. and three members of the standing committee sit as vice directors. you've got a majority of the standing committe

if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would likeespie never becomes governor. soledad: weekly feature that we call "we' even if you're too busy." starting on wednesday, october 18, the depa security will collect and store legal immigrants, permanent alien residents, and naturalized u.s. citizens. all together that's about 43 million foreign-born people who live within our borders. homeland security will gather publicly available information that includes social media ha information, and internet search results. that action comes as part of the modified privacy act systems of record. the department will draw on commercial data suppliers like equifax, intelius, and axicom. they'll have access to e-bay records, facebook, twitter, tinder -- all of that -- all dependent on those termsuse forms you agree to online. so how will the information be , used? it is part of what the department of homeland security could use as a basis for excluding people from the u.s., affecting visas and ability to. >> when we return, we take a pause e pause p

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that i'm in to waste on our lies death to one off their ways that i see. we weep but are going to seem wait on bio med school and science you know but we didn't the progress in the same way fight the system being discrimination don't. you see it that tomorrow that's the cultists today some sex relationship is penalize that by law you know them india is watch food in there put them you know is sick and this is the end to end is this becoming mahdi a martyr from the mental challenge death display venting us to move the bin duffey hiv so sites that do not think that being a homosexual min being allowed to have been is a pass on that injecting drugs a migrant that but he is on there did the caustic with that they cannot but he does if a democrat don't does not work then that is a sure you know exclusion and they try. they come to get in of indigo if you want you grew. up harming just that particular group but why society as well because a i don't think anyone can actually solve that. sooner or later the way that the disease always spreads from one group to the

and you don't see this big, wound-up performance. ie that because it lets you in in a different way. it becomes less of a show and less -- lets things happen. >> yeah. see, this is the sweet spot for me. >> okay. >> now we're into your process. which i'm curious about. >> it changes all the time. >> it does? >> yeah. yeah. depending on what your job is. >> tell me more. tell me more. >> just depending on what your job is. sometimes how you position a movie, what your character has to do or what your relationship is with the director. are you the flash? are the collaborator? are you the person that they see the -- see the movie through? do you have a transformation? do you have to deliver exposition in a tasteful way? you know, it's always changing. also your relationship to the character. sometimes it comes easy. sometimes you find a trigger and you're there and can pretend like that. sometimes you have to claim it through research and doing things that kind of give you the authority to pretend. it's always different. and that's what's

>> who do i see? i see -- i mean, i see a good person with a [ bleep ] background. like, i went through a lot of [ bleep ] -- am i happy with who i am? absolutely. did i do something that i shouldn't have done? of course. >> but you can justify it in your head? you do. >> can i justify it in my head? absolutely. is that normal? no. i know it's not. >> and that's the part where we will never, ever come to agreement on because i can't understand that justification. >> that's also part of like the street life. the loyalty thing -- >> right. i know, that's what you're telling me. i'm taking you for face value. i understand that you accept it for what you do, but we're from different worlds. i could never accept that. i accept you unconditionally, but i can't accept what you did unconditionally. >> i know that. >> and a lot of these cases, a lot of women i meet who have these kind of relationships with inmates, they always say the same thing. i see another side of him. i can see through that tough exterior. they always feel like they hold that special key, that certain ke

some of your tactics and i'm not good at them but i like your tactic tactics i see pics i sees i see the matrix code sometimes larry see the matrix on my tact it's serious so you'll say oh you like disneyland yeah let's go to disneyland i hear you're an alcoholic yeah as you know as i've already opened up so all next on larry king now . welcome to larry king now today i welcome back one of the hardest working nerds in hollywood chris hardwick cruz is of course the c.e.o. of nerdist industries and creator and host of the nerdist podcast he's also the host of the talking dead the acclaimed post show four amcs mega his series the walking dead and this spring he expanded his talk him far with a new weekly hour long talking with chris hardwick it airs sundays at eleven pm also on amc he will host an actor a writer what what is your profession before we continue i have to tell you i'm going to say this and i'll answer your question today is a very interesting interesting experiment because i just went to three doctors i have a terrible sinus infection. i just got invisalign for the first t

i can't see xi jinping as a maoist. i may be, except for maybe joe, the only person who has read all 79 of the speeches and talks in xi jinping a book on governing china and i did read them all and i've gone through them in quite a deal. he mentions amount here or there but usually poetry and if you count the references in the substantial references to. [inaudible] , they are all over the place. it's very hard for me to see xi jinping as a maoist. you see no reference to any of the ideological predilections, class struggle is continuing on the dictatorship of the proletariat making weeks in development without the regard to economic conditions or a readiness to go outside the party into rally society to eject the party and it seems to me this is blessing this leadership wants to do. also, xi jinping is not chairman of her. it's this leadership of leading small groups and she leaves only two workgroups then. [inaudible] did and those are the supergroup and the leading small group comprehensive deepening form in that group

, i don't know -- what i see that is going on at this time, when i was preparing for this conference, i looked at the fact that at least 28 public -- 28 charter schools are approved right now. there are some few extra that are in distress, but 28 charter schools are in existence. from the time that william rector began building polasky that i believe is the name, funds have been taken away from little rock public schools. if you look at the history back in 1956 and 1958, there was an extraordinary session of the arkansas congress at that time that actually proposed that the schools transfer funds for students who did not want to attend school with african-americans. today those funds are legalry transferred to the charter schools, which takes away from the little rock public schools. consequently we have approximately 19% to 20% caucasian attending little rock public schools and we have schools that are unequal. i think we need to do something serious in terms of considering how we can have schools that have the funding to provide quality services. our schools are in distress when we

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you get competitive, i see, i see. let's see if i can top that. know what that means. >> jimmy: i guess -- what does that mean? like a heisman trophy? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] all right, i'm happy i'm not out of breath for that one. but i don't know how else to do that. the heisman -- whatever -- >> you look like you need water. >> jimmy: you're going to win this time. whatever. i'm just out of breath. i'm totally doughy right now. all right, you're clearly the better dancer. >> dancer. >> jimmy: why even compete? >> we can dance, if we want too. >> jimmy: i mean, we can leave our friends behind. >> cause if you can't dance. >> jimmy: and if you don't dance >> then you're no friend of mine. >> jimmy: then you're no friend of mine. [ laughter ] let's do one more dance together. >> jimmy: let's start the dance moves generator. >> do it together, right? >> jimmy: yeah, here we go. >> 1, 2, 3 -- >> jimmy: 1, 2, 3 -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know that. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i can do that. >> yeah, like -- >> jimmy: river dancing frankenstein. >> yeah,

the baby so i don't see any way out of this look i want to ask you this questions about the european union they have not shown any willingness to intervene they've sided with the spanish government they said it's not their place to mediate could somebody step in and mediate and if so who and i think from the student point of view indeed has no men date to intervene because this is strictly sensible and he's going to look feral for state and he has no instruments so the only thing that could happen and that probably is already happening is that behind the scenes some influential persons will try to mediate that officially there is no place at this moment for the e.u. to do anything you know catalonia is not alone across the world you see people who have in different parts of the world said we maybe once independence as well the fact that the entire world has sided basically with oil what message do you think that sends and i'm going to send this to you daniel what message does that send to people across the globe who might be thinking along the same lines as the catalans . well i thin

i did see the flames. an hour later, the flames kind of, i couldn't see them anymore. they contained it, right? then i went to bed. i got a call at 3:00 a.m. -- >> reporter: from your sister? >> yeah. she said i think you are going to get evacuated. it take as minute to, you know, hit. yeah, really? then the electricity was down in the house. >> reporter: do you think your house will be okay? do you know? >> you know, it's hard to know right now. the fire was less than a mile away. >> reporter: okay. >> it was red. smoke. >> reporter: thank you for talking to us. best of luck. 1 of 350 people here. if you need to get somewhere, come here off first street and highway 29. laura? >> do you know what the capacity is? they said 350 people and talking about an additional evacuation center. >> reporter: we haven't thought about that, yet. we don't know what the capacity is. whether it's another 50. as you heard the chaplain saying, they are looking at opening up napa city college is what he was hearing. it appears they have room here. we'll obviously get the situation out if t

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see fit. i think that jeffrey is right that if they knew about this, they should have been a little bit more transparent about it. but i don't see this as cutouts and deceitfulness on the part of the clintons or the dnc. i see it as normal consultants being hired to do work to develop work product, and then give it to their client if relevant. >> so in the world, in the dark world of opposition research, which is key to any campaign, and you know candidates very often start by having people do opposition research on themselves so they will know what's coming at them, for example. what you want to do, i assume, is establish an awful lot of distance between the candidate and the people close to the candidate. and the people who are doing the opposition research. so a law firm might hire a firm like fusion gps to do opposition research. and if it is useful, eventually it will make its way up the ladder. and at some point the candidate may know about it, but may not even know where it came from. wha

unless and until they can do that, i don't see -- to be back to this question -- i don't see a way out, in essence. but i think they can do that. and i think they have had time to do that. i mean michael i think is exactly right on the 2020 date. i don't think that's a -- i don't think it is a meaningful date, and i don't think based on easton's follow-up statements it's meant to be a significant date in his mind. but i do think he wants to go beyond not losing taiwan before he leaves office. as i say, i think it's focused on one china. they have been trying for long time, long before tsai came into office to get consensus from taiwan about one china. i don't think that's changed. i think it has become more problematic and in a way more urge ep. yes, i think he wants a legacy but i don't know how to define it beyond what i have just said. >> yes. >> dennis, you and i were both at a meeting fleenl beijing. and there was a considerable concern about the trend developments in taiwan. it was very much in line with this point that allan was making not about what you call hard independence,

you acidic so that way i still think that it was weird and i think i got it i see that it was so i got to want to see not but i said nothing to miss you gotta get a better way of life. was nothing in this village to. be out of the sun so much as it was a. good kid like the last it was going to. look at it was a thing it was a silly little. thing it was like a political belief i can. i buy twenty three and no longer receives a university scholarship. to complete studies she had to take out a six thousand dollars loan. i. was going to say. the same percentage of their cities and if i decide. to get. a second set i think. this was beginning to have a god i think it is likely as i look at. the public university isn't the only one affected by the austerity policy. fifty kilometers from the capital oddly schools had to shut down in twenty forty and her aunt was a teacher though. she still has the keys to the school. ok now you're kidding i think not little kids will get. the old to say. and to solve it on my credit the sun doesn't ask them to get lost at sea and i'm. going. to go get into th

but i don't see that at all. >> you know what i want to see, i want to see kim fields, has anybody seen her yet? crystal? have you seen kim? >> no. she is here. >> oh, she is in the building? >> in the building. >> good. >> because i wanted to talk with her about this next thing. >> single life? >> uh-huh. >> that was the name of her show. >> no, living sing. >> i that's what i mean, about single life. >> second time you've done. that will fact of life, suffering single, coming to the. >> my brain is pink with a white piping. >> oh, it is not acqua and -- >> oh, it could be. it is totally messed up. so but there is something. choosing to stay single, people are doing a lot longer now. right? i mean, how much longer? >> a lot more people. looking at almost half. 42% of people now living without a partner. by choice. that's up 39% from a decade ago. huge, up almost 30%. biggest change among adult under the age of 35. 61% enjoy single hood. researchers say there are a lot of practical annie meisha until reasons why people are opting out of marriage. i think not opting out, just haven't opt

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if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would likeor. >> jimmy: this is what our family dinner was like before >> what's wrong with you? the fattest way to coney island is the m train. >> you take r! >> i've been taking the m since i was 4. >> you're both wrong. you take the q. the q goes from flat bush to coney island. >> why don't you stay out of it! >> you're upsetting your grandmother! >> i was right then and i'll still right now. >> you don't even know the difference between wrong from right. >> i don't know right from wrong? you don't know your ass from your elbow. >> jimmy: there's no point in arguing. we have an expert. hey, google, how many subway stations are located in brooklyn? >> according to wikipedia, there are 170 new york city subway stations in brooklyn. >> jimmy: and she did that without cursing or yelling or anything. very quietly. take from flat bush to coney island in. >> the best way by train is to catch q departing at 10:20 p.m. >> jimmy: i told you the q. did i say the q? i said the q. can we please be quiet n

. >> i see a lot of old andlestone streets buildings that are historic, but what are they today?> restaurants, cafÉs, shops. the bottom floors were always set up for retail and entertainment. this area is commercial street. right now we are driving on the harbor. this used to all be water when the city was founded. they wound up getting a to be the winter report for montrÉal and quebec. they needed railroad they wound up creating this street out of landfill. the center divide is the actual river tracks. >> everything to the right on commercial street still functioning at the docs for seafood. >> correct. is the portland fish exchange, sort of like the stock exchange, but for seafood. it is where restaurants from around the world will come in and bid and buy seafood as it comes off the boats. . we are heading to the east e ,f you look to the left side these are the ones that survived the fire. they were literally waiting for their ships to come in. this is the day. -- bay. we have the fares they go back and forth with the commuters. ferries that go back and forth with the commuter

in him i saw in him what i see in or dishes i auditioned everybody what i was doing in their very applied and it is a unique accessibility to this so i can't this it's very difficult to describe but if it's not there it's not there and if it is you spot it would you recognize your sister in a crowd that's what happens to me when i see that and i went down to the stage and i said to him if we accept you're ready for three years with us and he started to cry and said yes and cried again when he came on the show as everybody knows wept bitterly walked on the stage he's as comfortable in theaters or using film is the elephant man that was his master's degree thesis in our school how about that yes he did on broadway and he did it on broadway weatherman. some actors can be difficult correct they can be who have had problems with don the reason being that i have only one criterion is this factor writer director have something to teach our students is a master class and nobody has ever let me down there's a relationship between the guest and those masters to be candid

unless they can do that, i do not see, to go back to the question, i do not see a way out. but i think they can do that and i think they have time to do that. i think michael is exactly right on the 20/20 day. i don't think it is a meaningful date. and i don't think that based on the statements, is meant to be a significant date. in his mind. but, i do think he wants to go beyond not losing taiwan before he leaves office. as i said, i think it is focused on one china. they have been trying for a long time. long before they came into office to get consensus in taiwan to get to one china. i don't think that has changed. i think it has become somewhat more problematic and in a way, more urgent.so yes, i think he wants a legacy but i don't know how to define it beyond what i have just said. >> i mean, dennis, you and i were both in a meeting recently in beijing. there was a expression of some concern among the chinese participants about the trend of development in taiwan. it was very much in line with this point that alan was making. not about hard independence but what they cal

. >> i didn't see his face. i didn't any anything of him. >> reporter: what are you thinking knowing what's happened all around the world seeing that truck go the wrong way. >> i thought automatically this area it was terrorists. it's 3:00 in the afternoon. it's a nice day. people are in the park. somebody driving on the sidewalk. i mean, i guess with everything going on in the world, everybody's automatically thinks of a terrorist attack. i'm not sure what's going on. i still don't know what happened. i've just been talking to reporters since it all happened. >> reporter: and as far as the people that you saw, commotion i imagine? terrified. >> they've got to be feeling worse than i do. they must have actually saw the people get hit and die. >> reporter: all right. thank you so much for giving us a glimpse into what happened here. jake, you can see behind me we are several blocks actually now from the west side highway where this all unfolded. police have kept that area clear and it's a huge commotion in this bu

if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would likee that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> chris lawrence with meteorologist chuck bell. >> i feel scalding hot tea >> it was meant to be a push. i'm so sorry. >> happy friday. >> his weekend is off to a great start. >> i'm awake now. >> i'm very sorry about that. >> we had him down here because we have the marine corps marathon. i've run two marathons. i was feeling good about that until chuck told me he's run -- >> 22. >> i've been at the marine corps marathon -- i won't be completing the whole distance. i'm at the start line and run the mile four and cheer people on and people get a picture. i can't do that and run the race. >> you're a veteran now. >> i think next year, i may try and finish the darn thing again. >> i know runners are particular about the weather when they run. how is it looking this weekend? >> super warm. >> last y

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but i didn't see the actual collision. i heard it was with a bus, but i didn't see the actual bus. >> what kind of bus, a school bus? >> i'm not sure. i just heard a bus. >> okay. you said the man looked like he was armed. did he have any weapon? >> the man who was being arrested was not putting up any fight. i heard that the man who did the shooting got out of the car with two guns in his hands, but that is also something iea young, tall, short? >> the man that i saw looked about 30, a larger man, but i didn't get a great view of him. and then the other man that ran, i never saw at all. >> when you say not putting up a fight, did he look like he was injured? >> no, he was on his knees, he had his hands behind his back. seemed like a normal arrest. >> did he seem calm? what was his demeanor like? >> his face was away from me. i just saw the back of his head. but he didn't seem like he was putting up a fight. he was, you know, he was on his knees getting arrested. >> did you see people -- >> well, there were police going alo

you're a curious actor because when i see you, i don't see a particular thing. confident to you.re's some actors, i see their faces, and i can tell you what they play. this is what they do well. they do it in every film. they do the same thing. when i see you, i mean, your face, the way your face, is uniquely different in everything you do. which leads me to ask how you go about choosing the stuff that you want to do, particularly at this point in your career. >> thanks for the compliment. you know, it's a lot about people and situations. a lot of people think it's about character or the story. those things shift. you don't always know what you are. i get around people that inspire me, and i want to make something with, or the situation, you know -- he says, we're going down to a motel that really exists. people are living there. we're telling their story. we've made a story. you're going to be -- you know, i'm sitting there, my dressing room is in another one of these little rooms right next to the real residents. >> yeah. >> i'm seeing them. i'm getting to know them. that's a l

i would see "my life,." r saw it, it wasn't a giant hit, i just thought if it all ends tomorrow, i want to know that i did something that, you know, maybe meant something to someone else, to people in the world. and that i maybe made a little contribution. and it happens, i will be, you know, sometimes people will come up to me and tell me these great stories about how moved they were by the movie, not to sound too self-important. >> james: i would say you made more than a little contribution, wouldn't you, reggie? ( cheers and applause ) >> i just can't get over that. i am obsessed with watching myself. >> james: you watch yourself all the time? >> i love it. i love it! ( laughter ) it's all i do. if i have a saturday and it's open i go on my couch, and i'm like what am i doing, what am i in? >> and your movies i just sit around and watch them. >> we have sleepovers where we just watch my stuff. >> james: dylan, you recently turned 26, on the 26th. >> i did. ( cheers and applause ) >> ja

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if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> hello, and thanks for joining us. president trump will work on repairing his relationship with senate republicans today, when he meets with majority leader mitch mcconnell for lunch the white house. the president will need mcconnell, and other key gop senators that he slammed on twitter if he wants to pass his tax reform legislation. >> president trump and mitch mcconnell will try to mend their differences over lunch at the white house today. >> we really need to do it, and i think he wants it to be as big and bold as possible. >> reporter: both of whom, he has criticized in the past, but it's leader mcconnell who will set the agenda, and rangel votes if needed. bannon declared war on mcconnell, and the republican is establishment, during a speech to conservative values voters. >> the donors are they've all left you. we've cut your oxygen off, mitch. >> reporter: cbs news, capitol hill. >>> last month, the mcconnell backed political

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