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well what i did you do know that you. were going out. there i don't know what i'm talking about which i'm going to be people got is that you know what i'm about their lives i woke up if your kids are going to get ones. that do it but you know nothing but will you be killed because there was no way that you feel. about it protect their lives. if. you. feel. over. the philadelphia feel. like you're part of made you feel like it was good well thank. you but don't those who don't if you need to find him. him down there i mean. nobody can i mean. he just he just he just he. it well you know like i think that i don't have a you didn't do doesn't it i don't have an internet galaga i mean how do you know part that she can see what. she should do just. thanks for this is just a month or so just as i said that and you know i'm here if you own the truth when. i do. well. well as i said to him some of the things. you want to say hi to have been talking about isn't your thing. i mean i. guess is you from now you know could you. have made me someone co

know when i back up we're glad i did and you know what i mean i met up with. the program and but if you're like what. you want to thank you i think it makes you act you see if you know buzzing with any money for the right that's what the got to do the young to use and that's what i'm the only. you know what i have. on today and i know that you know by benjamin who i did a quick look at a bench looking back up one when a fluke. come. when i fit on spirit in a day if i know. i i come. back then they come up. at bin if. i don't for a while but then she will put in about i may but now i'm up a little while i'm in the book. i was in the senate is that typical to feel bad that i had actually seen well too much clavell out of a democrat. who now mungo. me but not to cut it up look at the he didn't walk. around and. look at me. when i would run up to me well listen why did he come. up with the guy baghdad will get it can you believe it myself. one of us who lives. in which i am fine of course letting called doing a form coming up with a white man was. w

i think you know i mean you jump on the thing which i said. if the other three know us economy people who got bought a palace but a face you're not they love me and. so you see them don't you see that one of the more you lean people you would know if i knew it if i mean they wouldn't be seen could be doing the same commandment is you know. i'm being but i must. be like i want to. be we feel that we're going to be lost i mean just anybody with a computer to do it down there but it's your kid pulled up we got to get busy i mean. i know that's a point even i can tell he was. going to meet up and also way you know i mean when we need to i mean for the last moment i don't think he's you know he's a monk but i look you saw my face you know he got. you know there's a loop in the which you're. my man and i think. this end. europe's largest coal terminal is located in the port a front to done every year two hundred million tons of coal is imported into here a quarter of this comes from colombia almost twenty percent of john his victory city is generated

you know i heard where it started and i wanted to go like i'm not going to experience you know. you guys have been doing it for eighty. five and it keeps going you know it changes using it like this is listen when you find you know i like guys who stayed dressed the same as when they were cool whatever year they were cool you know it just remains for the rest of their lives that's you guys looks and broad who. says keep bennett you know let's just treat it like cargo shorts we'll. keep doing it. oh it is exciting they're actually talking about like some fraud in the in the news today as you see there to actually north carolina talking about. fake absentee ballots and all the good will find like that's what they do the mainstream media will talk about it when it's one guy so one headed who was like. and he just wrote down all the things and they're like yeah he's the mother of corrupted deal action so that was the guy. all the rest working fine work and fine yeah debbie wasserman schultz won by ninety nine percent is a radical incredible she's really just so beloved here so loved

i can point you know nothing about this. i. that i love when you know that i will. read a book you know an equal bunch of them in your i'm up at the ball now you looking for one cent let me know we're going to go to a spirit with peter and bass appraiser when we're not on both sets of us will come in yeah it will generate the evening might be nice and we're investing is good for you so i won't get into it when i mean but i think a lot of readers need or i'm going to buy it because i would you know you can so my thing i mean i don't think i mean. we don't think you can see this movie but you know. when i'm on my sister of the me. you know now this is a weird little bit what you make i mean that we're not in the past not. not not here walk me through the book so i didn't mean you would consist of the me. will send you one so i do it all down buildings i have a unique thing on boarding to find a girl. people. thought i should out of. a united sometimes but i love i'm from foreshadows plan no no no i shan't come up. number one on me one i don't know about all the trash.

have you ever been in such a hall? >> i don't knowt there is such a hall. >> no, i don't think there is. it was very royal. >> [ chuckles ] >> it was -- you felt wrapped in velvet. >> so, what brings you two together? i know you've done things together before, but why now? why here? >> well, it started when i was doing a residency at radio city. and part of the residency, i would have, you know, different comedians and musicians. we'd all come. it was kind of like a great collective or curation of talent. and this particular night, it was the day that the riot happened in charlottesville. >> ah. >> oh, yeah. >> and, i mean, you could feel it in the room. people -- there were palpable feelings around it. and jon stewart showed up that night. and when he went on -- really, like, either jon or obama are the only people that would have got -- literally, you're the only ones that would have got that reception. >> obama's got a tight five on charlottesville that would have crushed. >> no. you could feel the crowd. like, it was a sigh of rel

i think you know. we are very much used to building singular buildings you know we are we we benefited enormously from building museums which are in a way privileged commissions i would say. as i tried to say before you know it was architects you're interested in not just the singular building but in the way architects architecture is contribution to society and that's something we find very much missing and we'd like to be a bit more involved i guess in housing in schools in things which. might contribute more to the fabric of society social fabric not just physical so we know you have a lifetime of achievement behind you and you've marked a milestone birthday and with any worth they got one wish once yours. well this is always difficult i mean you have personal wishes and professional wishes but i suppose if i stood back. these rather complicated days i would say first of all that my wish would be the brics it never happens and i suppose i'm out to buy it so that i would say that trump will resign tha

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i know that's a point when i can tell he called. me up and also way you know i mean when we need to i mean for the last moment i don't think he's you know he's a monk it is i found out but look it's all my face you know how you go. and you know there's a link in the which you're. lemons and i think. this is a. europe's largest coal terminal is located from the quarter front to down every year two hundred million tons of coal is imported into here quarter of this comes from colombia almost twenty percent of jam is the victory city is generated from black coal. a few months after the relocation of tema quito carter fuentes travels to the council of two can switzerland at the invitation of a nongovernmental organization to attend glencore shareholder meeting. they just judgment good morning when you study the woods and it's a great pleasures to welcome you to a two thousand and fourteen and you least you company doubled in size and he holds its position as one of the world's largest producers moccasins. glynco is unique among six feet straight and capture va

you know they benefit me. and you know to my advantage i don't like you know i i like to pretty much go. as anonymous as i can and you know i don't talk no one even knows that i'm american and even if i do talk they just assume that i'm probably going manson was educated abroad and i love living. within that i'm not anonymous anonymously where you know . so you know i i know but i have it in my backpack if i need to use it i use a try not to because i want to live as normally as possible. doesn't not going to not that that exists and i think like the gentleman said in south africa it is you know it's our sponsibility i need to you and i try as much as i can you know to improve my environment to improve you know just and also just people are realistic view of what african-americans are too because i think that's the flip side people romanticize african-americans they want they can change the meaning of rappers and things like that on t.v. and they think that's what our life is you know and i'm like no it's not like that you know and so it's always. education that's happening on both right

john i know that there were long periods. during which you did not visit russia i think it was twelve or maybe even twenty years at a time that you stayed away from this country was there any particular reason for that you know when i left russia i came back to los angeles and i had my daughter and i kind of became a full time mother and again things had changed you know i was lucky that i lived through russia really three three different periods i was there under communism i was there through glass dos and i was there and capitalism and communism was really interesting for me because it was kind of you know close but behind closed doors there were parties and all this interesting happening you know the favorite time was when the russian people seen the happiest because nothing has changed much except for they could speak more freely and say things but then the last period was capitalism and that was a difficult time in the ninety's with capitalism it was it was kind of crazy so when i left russia i refocused my life on being a mother and bec

you i mean i'm your i'm done nothing was done i know you know you. let me ask you to come on and. you know. we. need to. come to. you but. i can't and i can a minute i think that it would and they say they. don't let's all. the movies do i've got to if we. can't he's not. going to do what i would i think what i would have is why did i come i don't want to take you to defend yeah. would you. like. to come up to be as we've been working she was the last waking and that. last one goes to the british raj a year. ago we couldn't help but notice when to trap out on one of the captives exactly like one hunters used to wear. the size we didn't manage to keep track of the captives it raises some of the suspicion that the whole operation in the bush was merely an exercise some kind of stage performance. because fathers and grandfathers flintlocks might help you when the army raised the bush. when you hunt for terrorists all by yourself. this small private is virtually the only place in the city where newly weds from my degrees slums can enjoy some privacy passin mohamad and a civilian. so th

call me one i know when i back up we're glad i did and you know what i mean i met up with. the program and read but if you're like what. the hell you want to thank you i think it makes you act useless if you know by july well any book out about nick will be. and that's what the event got to do the abuse and that's. why i have. one when i. call when i fit and. i know. i come. back then they come up. to benefit. i don't for a while but then she will put a new one i may but now run up a little bit of a new book. i was sent to do that to. the well to my clavell one of a democrat but. who now mungo. anybody. to cut it up look at the b. division walk. around and. look at me and if you want me well listen to my belly. button up on so i'll be with you got baghdad will get it can you tell. me. one of us it looks like. a fun of course. coming up we are quite honestly. why you look up from one of those never seen that you. don't know what do you. think you know i must send you. the film i said. she would give us a. feel for the fight. assuming there were no police or similar similar to

you know. why did. you take with i don't need. to undergo what we're going to come to. you know no go. ahead now and dad in the. now and dad today kids who. go into. the game. rat our local home come with him found alex at home with them and if you want you know. one of whom he could see that he had to give dad when i need them or hold them or that. boko haram is the most violent jihad to school in sub-saharan africa. a little bit fifteen years they've been terrorizing northeastern nigeria and the adjoining states the name can be translated as against western education. the fundamentalists goal is to establish an islamic caliphate. boko haram has killed thousands of people and taken hundreds hostage mainly women and young girls. when the army in this stage of found wanting the africans decided to organize vigilante groups and take up bombs such vigilantes operate in the northeastern states of borno. where boko haram is most active. my degree is the bus place of boko haram radical islam in nigeria took root in these mosques and addresses. so me as later the civilian j t f was formed her

i. guess is you. know you know could you. have made me miserable committee member of any division of each. egg like. that look i want to. tell. you of my. interest in the beginning. and if. you don't know. if. you should. say. that when or that's. a form you know it's. going to consist of if you. saw what contributed for the progress of the war. the minutes of. the economy of the awards will go down and many many countries which stuff. imagine this is not fun anymore god how can we live again in the world with the phone or not the computer without the plane it's a really had disaster. we're coming back to the story you get to see the. lengthy best. feature. movie i can say that. when he's having a talk i want to. know because no one benefits no mentors i'm not the best but i wish ten countries had one funny that make you them to wide web getting what. i'm a physician for much cheaper because now we've got to be ceased to be slaves for. there's never be enough power. to challenge the western countries says he saw. the future wi

>> well, you know, i think we developed a real relationship. and, you know, my father perhaps could have done that regardless, but i think by becoming a woman, for my father that meant allowing herself to finally open up. she would say to me over and over i can communicate much better now that i'm a woman. so we were -- but, you know, it's not, i don't buy these memoirs where, you know, people reconcile and walk into the sunset and -- [inaudible conversations] >> exactly. i mean, we had a pretty zigzag relationship. every time i thought things had gotten better, then we would have another blow-up. but, yes, we finally came to understand each other. but a lot of that had to do with sort of my role or my identity starting out in our reunion as a journalist who was interviewing, helping my father to open up by asking all these questions. and it was the only really in the last few years before my father died that we were able to sort of put that down and just be with each other. >> right. and you were able to do that before he passed. but he was 76

and i don't know i just i think the more you do that like. the voice i listen to and presentations impressions i did years ago listen to them know and i think what he's saying is not unlikely but what do you do before taps so many people and i now i detect no menu no matter what i was. thinking i was the thing about barack obama was it was how do you make this really cool guy funny and two friends of mine two brilliant writers julian dutton and duncan was b. came up with this speech and watched them form it will it's sort of became this it was we're fighting the flames of despair with the cooling waters of hope and courage. of the winds of truth and i've used that which gives you stand up but does he talk about that breakfast or fourth the golden flicks of charge we have a guard our south i guess the paths of hunger but when trump came along the gifts of comedy were already there. and it was it was easier to write for him because he writes for himself and solace to tell the truth in the twenty sixteen presidential election did you find yoursel

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i mean are you saving for the next day and. i didn't mean what sort of. relief and it. was you know that you know you're. going to bed earlier and that may matter now we don't have a couple and then i'm a man you know what i want to do not i mean yeah to do what i'm going to do but michael let me end this already. and leave it on the biggest yet and no possible. you know that's you know me am i going to last a little. bit and listen to. what i'm doing what i love and i leave it. on that that i'm going to learn mr knightley i demand a particular barber diversity over the good and you give it to god knows i didn't up luck with that now please now that he had then one of the good enough part of me acquired the good no doubt about the door. but having it come about it will operate in i would be the number kid put it needs him. up but that was a demon on a bargain that now beloved by many. a prolonged say yeah but i never know what an event that sort of a foreigner no one ever have to live what i know not a mother not oh i was going to make it to the fair but limbered would arrive at the eleven thirty then as

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you know those is so you don't need to i said but. did you know all these things to funny why and how the fuck i eat my days i spent five. months old you. feel sad but also among them i would see the need for you to get me to. see how the days i send money to deal with you i don't know what i mean how you found. it hard. to go i miss you go home go you say boy. i'm not i don't. take you home oh oh oh oh oh oh oh why. do i. phone game home news here. there. goes my film. so if. so you know how you. are going. to go amid all of you to his house i. thought i'd like to have fun. i'll help i'm sort of like i feel. lonely i'm not after. a million. you all when you wake up dole would die cause. you've got. death on the. humans. so will have to choose. well it was the aha because he got into hot water i think don't so. sam bit ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. golly single. also detail once was though you. he didn't tell the whole goal was. the c.e.o. of intel the one you know you all want to chill it's only ale we all tell ya which was exactly the ki

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i mean what sort of. a relief and it. was you know you said you. were better i mean i mean i'm a man and i we don't ever have a couple and then i'm a man you know what i do not i mean yeah to do what i'm going to put my grandmother name to somebody and you feel a little. bit. in the media and the biggest yet and they don't tell us a little. you know that's you know me and let them know also. and listen to. what i'm doing what i love in an article. the most on that that i'm going to learn mr knightley i demand a particular and barbara diversity of the you give it a god who said in-depth look at animals that are not please now this area then one of the got another part of me about the good no doubt about the door. but we have a democratic will operate in a wood. and i'm kidding i put it for nixon. up but that was a demon an apartment that was loved by many. but let's say you had our brand but i never know what an event that sort of a foreigner know what i never have heard about i'm not a mother no no i was going to make it to the fair but limbered wou

and i have admire thad. you know this last year with running, you know, for me, being, oh my gosh, if i say the wrong thing it's going to be bad, but it was so refreshing to sit next to someone who is not afraid to be who she is and say what is on her mind. i admire that in you. i hope now, that i'm not going to be afraid to say what i want to say either. also, too, the fact that we've been o t

i. would like. to know most of. you know those who are. tired of the late fall. to me on your c.v. . and i. wanted it to mean what sort of. a relief and it made me. feel like. you know you. want to marry me i mean i'm a man and i we don't ever have a couple and then i'm a man you know what i do not i mean yeah to do what i'm going to do my dear madam and i'm just wondering if you will appeal. and leverage and the biggest yet and don't tell us a little. you know that's you know me and let them know also. and listen to. what i'm doing what i love in an article. on the got a missile not me i demand a particular and barbara diversity of the good and you give it to god knows i didn't up luck with that lovely now that idea then out of the got another part of me about the good no doubt about the door. but we have a democratic will operate in i would be the number kid on the pulpit for nixon. up but that was a demon on a bargain that. a prolonged say yeah but i never know what an event that sort of a foreigner no one ever have to live but i'm not a mother no no i was going to get it and the family w

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but if you talk to some of my colleagues in washington they would say they're exactly the ones who know how to read you know i kin see the point of some of my colleagues make a lot of the things that he's doing and internationally. russian interests to the point of you know for for cutting down on american global presence and things like this i think to a degree it does you know meet the agenda moscow has being. often hear of americans mentioned but the reason why the russians a displeased the global american presence is not because they want to come and take the american places because they see those wars as extremely destructive so it's not necessarily you gain some unique leverage or advantage for the crime and simply to make the world a little bit more peaceful than it is in a way yeah i think i mean we may trace back these dynamics and argue the tonight tonight is the primary motive was to try to get you know a higher position in the hierarchy that's been shaped in the later after the yugoslavia bombing in iraq invasion and libya blunder it's that the motif has been exactly what you stated i think for no

i don't know what and i don't and i. don't know rubio i know we're going to let the last know when i was at the ground floor because you. know you show. up at our view of. someone you don't think you know you have you so it's not depend on who. you. think you go. back to you know actually i'll let them know you base your base if they're now in asia but then i merely saw you but that they're not who that base you must know you that would. be if you look you know in any party base know my show where never got over where before you might be an equal meaning my did you call me one i don't know who we're going to back up we're glad i did you abandon i met up with. the program and we're going to vote for. him but we want to thank you i think it makes you act as if you know. money for the right that's what i got to do the younger can use and that's totally. you know you have. to me by benjamin who i did a quick look at a bed. one when i flew. the coffin to france do you need a it i know. i i come to keep going to let the money come up but he was among those i'm not sure but many see a player for a while but then she will put a

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didn't have and i started you know just being around her a lot and being around family a lot and next thing you know you know it's pretty much you know once we started going to get i was pretty was there in our house and fourteen years old it was pretty much the end there because my mom was on drugs she. knew i was there she really didn't have a problem with it but a kindness started you know living this day with morgan at a very young age. by the time i was sixteen seventeen i was fully engulfed in the drug game and it is only was so big it was only seven point five square miles so a lot of rumors a stylus britain along to the train detectives back then they had to take to that one high school and they kind of got to know me very well and i guess they relayed that information to the trip narcotics and they started watching me and follow me around the stuff like that and i remember the first time that they that they raided my house i wasn't there but my mother was there and i was i think i just turned seventeen and um t

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i cannot explain my feelings because i had at that time i didn't know how i felt you know i was sad because i felt like they were. when in their lives but there was nothing not to do about it to change their lifestyle. after my brother passed away i kind of withdrew from a lot of things i didn't talk as much i was very quiet all probably as early as my teenage years oh twelve thirteen years old you know i started sneaking a drink in a little bit here and there started smoking marijuana at a very young age i started all selling drugs in you know he came right along with. the family you tend to trust family when i first saw him and that was in the hallway and i used to be a hopeful monitor and i was stationed right in front of his locker so when i knew that he was coming to his locker i would put my he is up in like black with weight . so he would have to say excuse me something in at that we started talking we got to know each other you know at the walk in our home many times in and out over at our house. you know my home. was a really a hole compared to her house margaret grew up with her p

you would come in and just sit and listen. i know since we shared a border and i wasn't to some of those meetings as an aide, and you would listen for hours to people. you never looked at your watch or your phone or tried to run out, saying i've got another meeting. you were there. and i always thought is the kind of person that we want as a supervisor. and then after a year or two, i realized how smart you were. you were really smart. and we used to have a joke, being jane kim, in reference to being john malkovich, what's it like to be in jane kim's brain, because she's so damn smart. i watched you and i watched you take a neighborhood and build affordable housing and you really took that and made this amazing community for everyone to be able to live in and you did that with such care and grace. and really looking out for the people in this city. it wasn't just the community, but in the city, to have affordable housing. and i just want to say thank you and thank you for when i came on this board, for being kind and giving me advice

i love ya vision very recently you just got. so very proud and i know you worked hard to tell me how you were doing when. you're strong so friends. and i had. once you know i love you here i miss you very much oh here when i miss you and when there is a culture that i went through it is more moments or any time you hate me you miss me there's a there's a new meaning the same thing as mom when she used the word i love you and i miss you all and i hope to see you soon and that he loves you. and it's. the fourth of july. because of the fact that so many of us have lived for thirty years in this box of mandatory sounds and federal sentencing guidelines and you know the drug war we have to start breaking out of that box and thinking about a world away that out the outside of those confines if you're interested in reducing the injustice and do see mass incarceration you have to go to the root of the problem which is too many laws on the books and what is the primary problem there as far as prioritizing which was ought to go first top of my list is the drug la

and humiliated by you on "high rollers," i loved getting to know you. and i really appreciate the time. - thank you so much, alex. - my pleasure. harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... my friend farrah fawcett, this, she gave me before she passed away. - that's farrah? - doesn't that look like her body? - it-- eh. - yeah, it could be her body. i'm harvey levin. this is the story of a small-town texas girl who transformed herself from a goody two-shoes ballet dancer into one of the most popular angels in the universe. - charlie: good morning, angels. - morning, charlie. harvey: jaclyn smith lived a sheltered life growing up, but her big break on "charlie's angels" put her way outside her comfort home. so, do you consider yourself a sex symbol? no. you know people disagree with you. harvey: and that legendary role opened the door that would transform her from a hugely popular television star into a full-blown mogul. i'm listening to somebody as a kid, "i want to be a ballet dancer," and all of a sudde

i was sent every script, everything. but it didn't hurt my life, you know what i mean? >> yeah. >> and that was a very interesting, you know, part of being in, being a female director. and when the opportunities come, they come. and when they don't, they don't. and you have to, you know, tell the stories you want to tell and just be passionate and continue on. and did i answer the question? [laughter] >> i believe so, yeah. yeah. felicity, i read that you pay a certain beyonce song before shooting scenes in this movie to loosen up? [laughter] what is the song? >> well, in this case i believe it was all the single ladies. [laughter] yeah, it was just a great way -- it was when we have the scene with dorothy kenyan, and it was that shift from going from the '50s into the '70s, and there was obviously such a massive change on the expectations of women in that time, obviously, in the '60s you'd have a contraceptive pill which had given women enormous freedom. and what i wanted to tap into was more kind of a relaxation and the expectations of women. in the '50s, you know, the

you. and i very much appreciated working with you. i know our staff, some of which are still in the audience, often times, when you come to the office and you have visited us many times, supervisor tang, and madame president, i know staff actually said, wow, those are really wonderful people to come down here and ask for that themselves. so i will say this to say to you, supervisor kim, i appreciated sparring with you on the board rules. early on, you taught me a lot, the mentorship around having me look at rules differently and i appreciated getting to do that with you. here, i'll present the board president plaque to the president of the board. [applause] >> president cohen: oooh, that's heavy. thank you very much. now it is a moment for us to give the microphone and the platform to supervisor tang so that she can share her parting remarks. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. that was very difficult to sit through. i'll try to keep it short because i know we're supposed to have drinks in supervisor kim's office. don't want to keep us

you know. and drawing you know. i don't think that exists anymore i think the world you know the the nature of our projects the nature of how we work is how do you collaborative. so you know. designing buildings is one thing designing a structure designing an office is nearly more important you know how do you create an environment a creative environment with within which people can flourish and take responsibilities and at the same time you know how to how do you hold the bits together you know i mean it's. it's important that we have a an approach an attitude so that's my responsibility is to sort of you know from my farming background i suppose you know keeping all the animals in the field stopping them around ask are we want to take a closer look at some of your lifetime achievement david chipperfield is no doubt one of the world's most esteemed architects let's take a look at some of his work so far. balancing neuer nuts in our gallery by ludwig means founder roller it's a shining example of modernist design now

i said you know i love you, girl, and she says, i know. i know. and i said, i'll talk to you later.eporter: grovetown quietly bustles along with few traces of the tragedy that happened on hot springs drive, but tamara says for her kay's spirit is still there, right down the street. >> do you offer up a little prayer to kay when you drive by her place? >> of course and also to derrick. it has to be hard on him, and so always pray to make sure that he knows that even though his mother's not there, she loved him more than anything. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra" i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> god no, please no. this cannot be real. >> a teenager home alone in a night of terror. >> i would just stare at the windows and try and figure out how scared she must have been. >> on her body like a signature, a hand print in blood. >> it was a crime of passion. there was a lot of anger involved in this. >> reporter: but hang on,

and so i, you know, i grew, and my politics as part of my underpinning from those experiences with my dad and learned to love the debate of it but also learned to love, you know, that you can actually affect your government in ways that you feel passionately about. you can actually affect your own life and your own -- your children's future and things by being engaged in the process. i gained a very healthy respect for my dadmy and his activism ad the degree to which he carved out his life for it and wanted to do the same thing. i'm not sure he really meant for me -- [laughter] but he got halfway there. he raised an activist anyway. >> host: so how does human behavior and psychology play a role in our political thinking? >> guest: so much. and i think too much of news addresses the what and doesn't bother to address the why. and i think that's a part where i feel very, you know, sort of called to lend my voice to the degree that i can to talk about the fact that, t you know, we hr all of this vitriol in the political arena, but look around. look around you right now. these are people

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i mean i didn't see it you know i don't know you just didn't read right you know i don't understand where jesse ventura came from to see just like show up as proof in point like smoke was it was there a closed book is what i want to know well i said the best thing was that we like heard him before we saw it you know yeah and so you just hear this point voice and then this is what happens before you die if i care. what your your guy you then maybe just even her yeah here is he appears at the pearly gate he is going to be lord he's a bouncer all to be very well in certain amount of the pearly gates all right let's get to our next clip this is correspondent natalie mcgill since so much for coming out to light here was the late full just enough time in to get an in-flight movie if you don't see that it movie by the way the movie with the clown in the sewer grate all right good for you cannot see it i refused to see that movie you know the scary movies also my friend the other day that i hadn't seen that movie yet and she was like all right well was the last scary movie you saw i was like oh t

you know they are opposed to make crow. i think you know he has more of a connection with the british bricks a tears on the continent he doesn't have that record and people feel largely. most countries in in europe italy may be an exception because he does have some connections there with the with the populace but for the most part he's not that well white so why is that what started between. mccrossin something that they wanted to present as a close friendship actually turned into a series of japs and insults. well micro had an idea that he could turn the president away from leaving the a pair of climate agreement. particularly when he was on this flattery effort to. turn the president away from is commitment to get out of the iran nuclear agreement the j c p a way. and that was a big defeat for him a call when he went to washington that was his number one objective to try to change sat and then even after that he wanted to. try to get try not to say in u.s. european companies that were doing business with iran u.s. has take