destroyed every letter that he ever wrote to his wife and that she ever wrote to him.do not even know what she looks like. en i came upon the letters , and i and abigail adams was blown away from them. it was over with thousand. i knew very little about john adams, but i was like, this is the book. brian: i want to go back to "the pioneers." david: yes. brian: i want you to explain this, given the mood we have an whocountry today, manasseh, is your principle in this book, also recorded, talking about martha washington, she talked about the election of jefferson, whom she considered "one of the " andassessable of mankind "the greatest misfortune our country had ever experienced." surprised to find martha washington's? david: yes, i was, very. and we have to remember that. he had said some very derogatory, critical things about her husband. and she did not like that. to her credit. jefferson is complicated. jefferson,, in this book, "the pioneers," does some things that, to my mind, were not particularly admirable. for example, he was for the no slaves in ohio bill, but

pennsylvania now has the best employment they've ever had. the best employment record, more people working in pennsylvania now than ever before like in our country, so i think we'll do very well in pennsylvania. [ inaudible question ] >> yeah, they'll appeal it. they'll appeal it. sure, they'll appeal it. [ inaudible question ] >> what about this other child that died on the border. >> if you look at the border and look at the fact that the democrats are really making it very, very dangerous for people by not approving simple, quick 15-minute legislation, we could have it all worked out, it would be great for people. great for live, great for safety and the border is a dangerous place and only made that way because the democrats will not approve any legislation. i mean they don't want to approve anything and it is making the border very dangerous. >> what are you doing to make sure these kids don't die. >> i'll tell you the border patrol people and all of law enforcement is working very hard. i mean, unfortunately, many of them have become do

will you ever get out of here? she laughs.it in disgust over the growing corruption. the worst thing about corruption is when you see the conditions people are living in getting worse. we blame the government because the government are the ones who were supposed to be responsible. the anc can still rally the crowds, this near durban, and is expected to win, but has lost support to more radical alternatives. and when president ramaphosa arrived at the rally, i put to him the question i'd heard from numerous south africans. can you save this country from the crooks trying to destroy it? well, the anc‘s going to win this election, and as we win the election, we are going to proceed with a process of renewal. we've got to go now, because the people have been waiting. for renewal, read purge and prosecutions. but look at who's leading the welcoming party to see mr ramaphosa's challenge. durban mayor, zandile gumede, denies numerous allegations of corruption against her, and this official was recently forced to deny he'd ordered the

do this again or ever play again. tiger fought through the terrible pain all the way back to the summit of golf. last year we saw the sign of what was to come when he won the tour championship and people forget that. then just weeks ago turning into the 2019 masters wasju something special. what happened next was one of the most incredible comebacks that golf has ever seen. shooting six birdies for asi score 67 in a tie for second place and just two strokes behind the leader they were watching and said here we go again. with gusting winds on sunday still behind two strokes on the 12th he pulled on his wisdom and experience while other players were shuddering and unfortunately they found the water. he birdied par five on the 15th to take the lead for the first time in the 2019 masters. that on the 16th shaved a perfect draw and the patrons roared like they could only could do add a guest of. and winning his first major in 11 years that was some major with record setting television for quite a know if you know, about th

ever. [applause] pres. trump: ever. in my administration, we strongly condemn hateful, anti-police rhetoric. you are hearing it. you are hearing it. we don't understand it. we don't even think it is possible that they can think or feel this way. that there are some people out there that do. in recent years, another dangerous trend has begun, a number of prosecutors in cities such as philadelphia, chicago, have decided not to prosecute many criminals who pose a severe threat to public safety and community well-being. every prosecutor takes an oath to uphold the law not to advance a political agenda. [applause] pres. trump: last year in philadelphia, a person was shot and gravely injured, he was a good man. he will never be the same. but he may serve this criminal a sentence that is a very short. in fact, they are looking at about three years, if you can believe this. three years. dangerous criminals must be punished. to the fullest extent of the law. that is the only language they understand. and those who file false pol

as tiger said, there was a point in time i didn't know if i would ever do this again, if i would ever play again. but tiger fought through the terrible pain and he fought all the way back to the summit of golf. last year, we saw a sign of what was to come when he won the tour championship. people forget that, but he won the tour championship last year. just weeks ago, the world tuned into the 2019 masters, and that was something special. what happened next was one of the most incredible comebacks that golf or any sport has ever seen. on saturday, tiger shot six birdies for a score of 67, sending him into the final round tied for second place just two strokes behind the leader. they were looking. they were watching saying here we go again. in gusting winds, on sunday, still behind by two strokes on the 12th, tiger called on his wisdom and experience to play for par while other players shot and unfortunately found the water. there was a lot of water they found. he birdied the par five on the 15th to take the lead for the first time in the 2019 masters. on the 16th, he shaped a perfect d

we have the best economy we probably have ever had, we have the best of numbers we have ever had, the best unemployment numbers we've ever had. with all the things happening, that is what i am all about. i don't think you can go down to tracks, i want to get drug prices down, i want to get things like if you look at afrastructure, i want to get lot of things done. i don't think they are capable down to tracks. let them finish the one. what i don't think is right as they want a redo. they were very unhappy with the mueller report. down to tracks. no collusion, no extraction, nothing. they are angry about it. they have to get over their anger. wait a minute. they have to go -- get over their anger in they have to get into infrastructure, drug prices, and things like that. because they want to do a redo, like even the fact they are asking bob mueller to come and testify. he just gave them a 434 page report which says no collusion, which leads to absolutely no obstruction. he just gave that report. why does he have to testify, it is ridiculous. they ought to get onto drug prices, lowering

there they're no longer going to exist but ever ai also promises prospective military clients that it can enhance the survey evidence capabilities and identify and act on threat the sun moon bear some of those furbies remember those they're little 1st generation generated kids' toys that spied on kids as they were being invaded by an army of ai furby and they're coming into our home and they're stealing our brains anyway you know us the consumer you're isolated neoliberalism in our economy has isolated you in your bedroom it's too expensive to even leave the only source of solace is to go online and look at photos of other people to know that other people are out there thus giving ai the intelligence to identify and know you and understand and predict where humans are going to do in certain situations and thus you know you're you're not you're not inside the d.m.z. you're. outside and that's in this situation. you know and i was a kid i was a lot simpler way just sniffed glue. all right well we're going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. after the previou

it was treason, and it should never be allowed to happen to another president again ever, ever, ever. you reclaimed your destiny. you defended your dignity. and you took back your country. [crowd chanting "lock him up"] we have a great new attorney general that will give it a very fair look. you have always been loyal to this station. nation, now you finally have a president that is loyal to you. it has taken a long time. dream, yourare my hopes on my hopes, and your future is what i'm fighting for. each and every day i am fighting. i had such an easy life. people say i had such an easy life. who the hell new that it was going to be this difficult, but i love it. you know why i love it? we had artificial obstacles put in our. even though we had phony russian hoaxes, witchhunts, people that hate trump and hate you, angry democrats all after us with all of it, and they still have little embers burning going crazy, because when the mueller report was finished it said no collusion and they went crazy. you know what, they knew it, they knew it, it was all a game. they knew there was no col

we have the best economy we have probably ever had. we have the best job numbers we have ever had. we have the best unemployment numbers we have ever had. with all of the things happening, that's what i'm all about. i don't think they can go down two tracks. i want to get drug prices down. i want to get things like -- if you look at infrastructure, i want to get a lot of things done. i don't think they're capable of going down two tracks. they can only do one thing or the other. so let them finish the one, but right isn't think is redo. a they were unhappy with the mueller report. no collusion. no obstruction, no nothing. they are very unhappy. they are angry about it. they have to get over their anger, they have to get over -- wait a minute. they have to get over their anger, and they have to get into infrastructure, drug prices, and things like that, because they want to do a redo, like even the fact that they are asking bob mueller to come and testify. he just gave them a 434-page report, which says no collusion, which leads to absolutely no obstruction. he just gave that report

did you ever see the elite? they are not, you are.e better houses, so do i., you have better everything. i say no, let's let them be the elite but we are the super elite. there's not even a contest. i always laugh. in my book he's not that we are delighted to be joined tonight by many terrific for the republican leaders. they really have been fantastic. you got a little sample of that and because as your governor has been doing a fantastic job. where is he? [cheering] thank you. great job, great governor. you know the first lady. [cheering] and your first lady is a big fan. [cheering] [applause] a man and a senator working with the very hard on venezuela, cuba and lots of other things it has become a good friend we have minor squabbles that he's come together and a terrific person, senator marco rubio. thank you. good man. how are we doing in cuba? how are we doing in venezuela, step-by-step. what's happening in venezuela is disgraceful. people are dying, they have no food, no water. this was one of the wealthiest countries in the wor

night. >> it's the most excited i have ever been about anything i have ever done.unbelievable cast. so much fun. we're going to do it live in primetime. >> the jefferson. >> reporter: i'm playing archie bunker in "all in the family." ♪ those were the days ♪ those were the days >> it was jimmy's idea to do the one-night only reboot using original scripts from back in the day. >> grew up watching the jeffersons show the true fans and maybe make some new ones. >> marisa tomei will play ar archie's wife. >> anthony anderson will play the jeffersons' uncle henry and the williss will be portrayed by kerry washington and will ferrell. >> does everyone know their lines? >> jimmy is producing along with original creator norman lear. >> i was talking to my friend justin theroux. like, they do these live musicals on television, why not take a television show and do it live. here we are. >> think you're dead for the neck up. >> all in the family won 22 emmys and both shows were found groundbreaking. >> these shows are even more relevant now than they were. >> amen. can't wait

we're having a good time. >> jennifer the ever perfectionist is hard at work on ever detail. >> thiss looks like a dead chicken. >> and she's been sharing the journey with her fans on her youtube channel, which is also where she happened to drop this proud mama moment with 11-year-old daughter emme. ♪ it don't mean nothing if i ain't got you ♪ >> your daughter, she can sing. >> oh, yeah, i said she's got her daddy's voice. >> want to put a little piece in the show? >> she's amazing. >> is that all natural or does she take lessons? >> no, it's natural. i mean, emme could always sing. i remember when she was in the crib, when she was a baby she used to be humming, like really humming to herself. and marc would say, she's singing. he was right. >> would you want her to go into the business? >> only if she wants to. >> j.lo plans to take her kids on tour with her over the summer, along with a-rod, you know the guy who gave her this engagement ring. >> this was his whole thing. he did this all by himself. >> how's the wedding planning going? >> it's going good. it's going good. i think yo

what we could ever even imagine. it does not make sense to the world, because here we are carrying a cross. at the same time, god is fulfilling everything more than we can ever be. sometimes, that vessel has to be broken. i will tell you today. i'm not sure god can use you to your fullest until you have been completely broken. if you are willing to take that brokenness and allow god to use it, you will take it across the threshold of something you cannot even imagine. closing, it best in wherever you go, whatever you do, do not grow weary in well doing, for in due season, you will read if you do not think. god bless you, thanks for the opportunity. [applause] c-span's "washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will discuss special counsel robert mueller's statement on the russia probe. then, afghanistan special inspector general john socko, talking about his report with construction efforts in afghanistan. watch c-span's washington journal, live at

never, ever contacts him again.hat we're dealing with. >> it must have been exhilarating at first, using fake names and covering your tracks like a character in some spy novel. but in all pulp fiction stories, there comes a time and place where a woman enters the story and carefully wrought plans begin to crumble. for the man calling himself mark stern, the place was courmayeur, and the woman in question had a past as intriguing as his own. >> i saw him in my market. >> a customer. >> yeah. he came to bring milk, bananas, some cheese. >> he was buying milk, banana, cheese from you. >> yeah. >> monica spaconi, a transsexual who says the man who walked into her store bought groceries from her more than two times in the winter over 2007-2008. he bought groceries from her more than two dozen times. sometimes he paused to make small talk. >> what name did he use? >> mark stern. >> then she says she didn't see him for a while. >> in the springtime, disappear. summertime, too. >> monica says that when mark stern returned a

few have ever set eyes on the mariana trench.ter, resurfacing after 12 hours underwater, the latest dive has broken records. well done. you did it, buddy. and it‘s part of a wider expedition to visit the deepest spots in all the world‘s oceans. the hope is the final frontier of exploration is truly open. rebecca morelle, bbc news. amar kanim spent 30 years believing he was an orphan, after a chemical attack in iraq. he suffered serious injuries and was brought to the uk in 1992 by the former mp emma nicholson, after rescue teams had told her that his entire family had died. but a bbc investigation has discovered that amar‘s mother is still alive. 0ur correspondentjon kay travelled with amar back to iraq, to see the family reunion. amar kanim is heading back to iraq, to be reunited with his mother. 30 years ago, he left the country as an orphan and came to live in britain. everyone believed his family had been killed in a napalm attack. this is the first time he‘s returned. extremely exciting, you know, i can‘t wait. it is a big d

first time ever. o beef is now going to be starting to flow to japan and that do beef, they are very much happy. they were shocked to see that one but it's happening. happening fast. and i think things probably will happen with china fast because i they can be that thrilled with thousands of companies leaving their shores other places. we're saving our farmers and anchers from ridiculous regulations also, and we're, as of next week, we're starting additional voiding of some really dumb regulations, sonny, will make farming a lot easier, a lot better, and one of did, borders ns we of the united states rule, it sounds beautiful but once you pen the document it's a total catastrophe and you know that better than anybody. i got rid of it. i terminated it. it's got a beautiful title. everything inside of it is a and ter for our farmers actually for our country. we're ensuring that ethanol remains a vital part of energy future and we increased it to e-15, and that's for, in particular, for the most part, ou

do you ever talk about politics in a sermon?> i haven't. >> how are you not reckoning with the political moment? >> i'm tetting y, i'm telling y, let me tell you something, to be like jesus, to be like him, humble and holy, i want to be like him, except, except when you start talking about who you get to marry, or like -- >> you know, talk about opening up the borders, except when -- >> i want to be like jesus, but -- >> can't serve jesus who was an immigrant and be hating on immigrants when they show up. i mean so either you're following a jesus of your own making, which i would argue many of us are, or you're following the jesus that forces you to have to wrestle with a real, what would jesus, not do, but what did jesus do? >> what did he do? >> what did he do. we got a ways to go. we got a ways to go. >> i feel like i got challenged. he looked at me like i couldn't handle it. >> don't let your ego get the breast of y-- the best of you, bro. >> i see the sweat. >> i'm starting to see jesus. he doesn't look like charles manson.

[applause] more today than ever.employment, lowest in the history of our country. [applause] i'm going to like that on the debate stage. i'll say lowest rates ever in history. highest income ever in history. but the different groups. highest income, more people are working today in the united states, almost 160 million, than have ever worked in the united states before. [applause] and nearly 1 million more african americans are employed today than when i took office. think of that. [applause] right? that's what it is. now 14 more years -- after many years of stagnation, wages are rising very fast. hasn't happened in 20 years. and they're rising fastest which makes me feel very good for blue caller workers. fastest proportionally. and driving our whole agenda is a job's boom that is historic. hasn't happened like this in many, many years. if at all. certainly during record-keeping has not happened like this. and it has to lot to do with the fact that we've cut more federal regulations and regulations than any presiden

and the last one who would ever taunt it. lee and i were college classmates and served together in a previous administration and when i became director of the f.b.i., i asked him to join me as a close advisor and remarkably, remarkably he agreed. lee knew how to cut through the nonsense and get to the heart of the matter. better than anyone i have ever known. he also knew how to put me in my place. during one particularly heated meeting, everyone was frustrated. mostly with me, and i confess i, myself, may well have been wee bit impatient and ill-tempered. lee sat silently for a few moments, and then posed the following question out of the blue. what is the difference between the director of the f.b.i. and a 4-year-old child? and the room grew hushed and finally he said. height. and on those days when we were under attack by the news media being clobbered by congress, and when the attorney general was not at all happy with me, i would walk down to lee's office hoping for a sympathetic ear, and i would ask how are we doing? le

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we will never, ever leave your side.e've already given you billions of dollars and there is a lot more coming as you do it. and to support your recovery from hurricanes, michael and irma, the federal government has committed more than $10 billion to the state of florida. it's committed. it's all committed. and rick scott and your new governor is a great governor. rick was great. ron desantis is great. so now, rick has gone on to the senate along with marco rubio and they are all working together and things are going good. for you and for our country. thank you. i love you too. thank you. that's a guy, but i love him! whatever the hell you are, i love you. i announced that might administration will be a allocating will be recovery funds for the great people of florida. these dollars will help communities get back on their feet. we've already given you many, many, many of millions of dollars, but these are additional monies coming in to help the families put their lives together. some families are still working very hard.

santa rosa, fourth wettest may ever. 1.97 inches. we'll talk more about the shower chances ahead in 18 minutes. >> san francisco made headlines wh when it became police from using facial recognition technology. in the south bay, the sheriff continues to use it in limited cases. many people say the sheriff's policy need the policyn it. damon, privacy advocates don't like it. law enforcement says it is very helpful. >> as you mentioned, the sheriff's office has been using limited facial recognition technology for a while now. the issue came up again today. >> they use facial recognition and at the international terminal and as it turns out, the sheriff has been use be tim lar technology as well. here in santa clara county, we have limited use of federal recognition technology. the sheriff uses it for a match with mug shots, static photos. it's a narrow use. place to make sure frame of a detectives are following proper protocols. county has to this document with guidelines. >> we have two million people here in santa claira county. we o

the african cup of nations the best goal celebrations ever. more goals were scored in the last after the last gold cup other tournaments might have scored more but there's a big difference here at the after. every goal gives you moments like these. we have got historial football fanatics for over 60 years always dressed in fiber and colors to different cultures will surely be something to see and listen to. now before i get to the number one reason you better not miss the africa cup of nations here some that didn't quite make the list recent afghan winners are jinxed 2013 winners nigeria failed to qualify in 2015 the ivory coast one in 2015 then got booted out of the group stage 2 years later the last winter cameroon almost didn't qualify this time that was close anybody could way and i mean anybody more than a handful of this year's qualify femurs have won it some more difficult times combining for a total of 19 cups. 15 or not as magic touch would make another good reason to watch the african cup he won in 2012 with zambia then in 2015 with

the chinese are decided artist ai wei wei signs off from germany with the biggest show of his work ever seen in europe we'll take you. off it's good to have you with us europe goes to the polls next week and the european union is behind a massive push to encourage people to vote 400000000 people in 28 countries will have the chance to choose their representatives at the european parliament for the next 5 years here's how it works here's a primer the number of m.p.'s given to each. 3 is roughly proportional to the population of the country with a population of more than 80000000 people germany is the largest it gets 96 seats the smallest country malta gets just 6 to represent its population of less than half a 1000000 once elected m.e.p. is joining trans national groups with similar political leanings at the moment there are 7 of those they represent the center right there's the socialist the greens the euro skeptics in the peace vote on new laws they approve the e.u. budget they also help choose the president of the european commission that's a very important position the current presid

i will remember it for ever. 100%.asian champions league continued on tuesday with brazilian striker hulk scoring twice for shanghai sipg in their 2—2 draw with kawasaki frontale, to keep alive their hopes of making it through to the knock—out stages. they're second in group h and now need to beat current leaders ulsan hyundai at home to guarantee top spot and progression to the knockout stage. kim shin—wook‘s first half strike secured jeonbuk motors a spot in the knockout stages — after the korean champions beat beijing guoan 1—0, while 2017 champions urawa red diamonds were 2—1 winners over buriram united taking them second in group g with one match remaining. elsewhere in football news atletico madrid captain diego godin will leave the club — after nine years when his contract expires in june. the uruguayan defender was in tears at a press conference, as he made the announcement on tuesday. he's played 387 times for atletico and famously clinched the club's first la liga title in 18 years — with a header in a 1—1 dr

ever. you come over as being someone that. ever.ave just told me as your private character? domineering in this interview, it is you. it is you. instead ofjust talking in a conversational way, yes, you are very domineering. but let us deal with your things quietly. no government has handed back more powers to the people than this one. the one i have the privilege to lead. taxation, we have lowered the levels of income tax, thatis lowered the levels of income tax, that is more power to people over their own money and or earnings. because of those incentives, people work their families, so we take less and they have more. what‘s the best thing you‘ve ever done to celebrate your birthday? 0ne grandmother from the us state of arkansas decided to try something she‘d never done before. taking the plunge — 10,000 feet up. 0ur north america correspondent, chris buckler, has her story. rosie johnson never let age or a walking stick hold her back and on her 86th birthday, he had high hopes for how she had high hopes for how she would celebrat

we have the strong as to economy we have ever had, this in the best employment numbers we have ever had and unemployment numbers. it is very interesting. as of today, we have the most a number of people working in the united states and we have ever had at any time in the history of our country, almost 160 million people working, th is a big numberat -- that is a big number. i just saw the number. close to 160 million people. if you look at african-americans, asians, hispanic unemployment, the lowest it has ever been. we are doing really well and all the democrats want to do is find any way they can to stop it. they are putting their own personal goals ahead of the country and cannot do that. you just cannot do that. we have a wonderful attorney general who has done a very good job. and i am sure it will work out. >> did you commit to not using any information on your campaign -- any information stolen from form adversaries? pres. trump: that is what the report was all about, they said no collusion and i would certainly agree to that. all i need is the opponents i am looking at and i am

they )re more diverse than ever before.his year )s graduating class at the uni >>> they are considered the best and brightest and now more diverse than ever. the graduating class at the united states military academy at west point has the most black female cadets in school history. west point saw its first female graduates in 1980. more than 175 years after it was founded. with more than 900 students graduating this year, black women still make up less than 3%, but it's progress that their classmates would like to see more of. >> because of our differences, we're all able to make an impact and contribute. and for that reason, people are excited that we have such an historic class. >> the school says this is the most diverse class in their history in terms of gender and ethsis inity. they have more than 200 women graduating this year which is the largest ever in their history as well. i just love that picture. so proud. >> beautiful. >> and powerful. >>> all right. we love ellen here on "today in the bay" and for many years

it should never be allowed to happen to another president again ever, ever, ever. before joining us now, author of the number one best seller "the russian hoax: the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump." get matt gaetz. what are you -- what do you know is happening? >> i believe we are dazed if not weeks always for the most in compelling evidence in the biggest political scandal in american history. "hannity" viewers have known that it was the dossier funded by democrats that fueled this investigation. comey and brennan and clapper, they didn't defend the dossier because it was written by a known liar as he pointed out in hong kong. sasebo, china said they had all these legitimate concerns about george papadopoulos. it has what we are going to fight source that papadopoulos might've been talking to russians. there was western intelligence set to spy on papadopoulos and there's a recording and transcript of the conversation. papadopoulos denies any illegal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. they had evidence presumably that w

it's the ever hoax ever perpetrated on this country.now until november 3rd, 2020, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. and we are going to keep on winning. that's what we're doing. cheers and applause] with every last ounce of hope and sweat and soul, we are going to make our stand. and it's a tough stand, and it's a beautiful stand. we are going to stand for liberty. we are going to stand for justice. we are going to stand for faith, family, and freedom. we are going to stand for the sacred rights given to us by the . nd of almighty god [cheers and applause] we are one united movement, one united people, and one united states of america. [cheers and applause] and together, we are the proud people of pennsylvania, great state. a beautiful state. a tough state. the people are tough, and they're strong, and they're smart. i know them well. i know them well. and don't forget, biden deserted you. i guess he was born here, but he left you, folks. he left you for another state. remember that, please. i meant to s

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it will be greater than ever before. we're doing things that will make it better than ever before. synagogues and mosques. and everyone else. people of faith. we pray that this nation, our home, these united states, will forever be strengthened by the goodness and the grace and the eternal glory of god. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] so it's an honor to once again host so many believers in the rose garden. now i'd like to ask those who are leading us in prayer to please come up. please come up. some of the great leaders, please come up. you know who i'm talking about. don't be shy. come up, ralph. i see ralph in the audience. franklin was here. we have some great, great people. thank you. lease. >> please bow your heads for the rayer. our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. on this special national day of prayer we come to you, united as a nation, to give you glory. you created the universe and endowed the human person from conception with such dignity that made the psalmist exclaim what is man that you should be mindful of him. you crow

i just think there were too many for me to ever count.that now, you know, i'm thinking about a lot of these memories we've had. it's been really helpful to get me through this a little bit day by day. he was just one of the most -- he was the most wonderful person i have ever met. i think about that every day how accepting he was of me and everybody that i made him meet. you know, all my friends. all of my family members and his family members were so wonderful to me. they still are. i can see definitely meeting them where he got his personality from and kind of just like who he was as a person. he was just the most genuine and amazing person i ever knew. or will ever know >> matthew, when you met riley for the first time through your sister lauren, is it true that he picked you up? >> i'm sure it happened the first time. it definitely happened every time since then whenever i would come home from school >> that's quite an icebreaker, lifting up the not small brother of your girlfriend. >> i'm substantially bigger than he is. he would lif

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