al capone -- you all heard of the great gangster al capone got far less eric trump got more subpoenasate the job you do and the abuse that you've taken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's ironic 'cause at trump university, you can actually get a phd in subpoenas. [ laughter ] he's like, "that's eric. he's got that big subpoenas energy." [ laughter ] trump was advised to speak for only 45 minutes, but he went on for over an hour in fact, trump rambled on for so long that even fox news cut away from the speech [ laughter ] that's real. the relationship has gotten so bad, "fox & friends" now say they're just "fox & acquaintances. [ laughter ] of course, trump played all of his classic rally songs last night, but i noticed the crowd didn't seem as into the music as usual see for yourself ♪ ♪ y-m-c-a it's fun to stay at th y-m-c-a ♪ >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] that crowd last night was deader than i was. i mean, oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] some more political news today, senator mitch mcconnell was re-elected as senate minority leader, beating florida senator rick scott can we see mcconnell a

i do think much as i love running across the female al capone, that did seem a little maybe a little exaggerate it. but first lady of the underworld, i will give her it was it's the oc sorry i could just go on and on about too much of that when she herself even says in her memoir, i mean, this is going to be all about gangland, i don't stop with this. when the pressure grew too hot, she goes on the lam to miami and havana and. in fact, she was wily enough to come through this crisis relatively unscathed and to her surprise, when the storms passed. it turns out all this tabloid newspaper attention had only burnished her reputation, especially among the so-called of cafe society, who now, now think it's the cool thing to do to go to her house and show off about it as one of her clients said, you know, it was a little like going to the opera whether you like the opera or not, which i thought was very self-serving. but so she's powerful enough to escape prison until 1935 when she is swept up the hunt for the gangster, the major bootleg baron dutch schultz. he had been using her house as

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potentially four different indictments in four different states and john gotti didn't have four indictment al caponeidn't have four indictments and donald trump is not a crime family leader. he was president of the united states so i think there's really going to be a push back among voters as to the level of scrutiny that donald trump is under. >> i know you disagree with the new york case for example the manhattan case but the other aspects of 24 in the documents case you have told me before you believe that was self-inflicted. how much badge do you think it is for republican primary voters? >> i think the key is department of justice has to figure out which is their best case and bring it. if you have 7 different states where president trump was challenging the electoral count you can't have 7 different district attorney's or more from each state bringing charges. i think that looks excessive. >> last question. on capitol hill we saw this effort this week this idea of kevin mccarthy having to deny he promised trump he would bring a house vote to expunge his impeachment. do you think that's a wise

and, john gotty didn't have four indictments, al capone didn't have four indictments.donald trump is not a crime family leader. he was president of the united states, so, i think there's going to be a push back among voters as to the level of scrutiny that donald trump is under. >> i know that you disagree with the new york case, for example, the manhattan case, but, the other aspects of this, the documents case, you told me before that you believed that was self-inflicted. how much legal baggage is too much legal baggage for republican primary voters? >> i believe that the department of justice and i was both at the department of just says and the u.s. attorney's office, i think that the judged has to figure out what's their best case and bring it. if you have seven different states where president trump was challenging the electoral count, you can't have seven different district attorneys or more bringing charges, that looks excessive. >> last question, on capital hill we saw this idea of kevin mccarthy having to deny that he promised trump to bring him to the house

you know, as he said, al capone the lord will punish, and organize our business. their meeting.ou compare, of course, that's all that we said here, here. of course you have to think while holding grudges. but i am an evil life, you turn it into wretchedness. it's so worth it do. think, well, the doctor was with you. i wish you all good health until our next meeting with you. goodbye for now. masha forgave everyone herself that you didn’t send me here. doeshivana

but i would hope that he, lou gehrig and al capone and muhammad ali would at least say, all right, yougave it your best shot, kid. but i think you've me realize it might take away from this is that in future interviews i'm going to have the author interview himself. that's working out better. yeah, but now it's to turn it out to the crowd. i hope. i hope we have some questions and if the person celebrating her 85th birthday happens to still be here, she she should get one. she's here. i'm going to throw it back to you in the back question, please. as i've aged i find it increasingly difficult. be conscious. become conscious, are painful situations. and it has or as much as i knew about king's life, i was wondering how you deal with the relationship that pain you're exposed to when you work with someone like king how you personally that even when you're doing biography there were moments in writing this book where i wanted cry where was so angry at the way he'd been treated and how painful he was suffering. there's this moment where he's talking to one of his best friends after he gave

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