let me ask you what you mean when you talk about morality. and let me be very specific. and i have a series of questions about it. when you said you did nothing immoral, did you mean that you had no sexual relationship with donna rice last weekend or at any other time you were with her? >> that's correct. >> do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> yes. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i do not want to answer that question. >> it seems to me that the question of morality. >> you get into fairly fine definitions. >> the word was brought by you into this discussion. i need to know what your definition of your definition of morality is. >> it includes adealtery. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i'm not going into the definition of what adultery means. >> can i ask you whether or not you and your wife have an understanding about whether or not you can have relations with -- you can have sexual encounters. >> my inclination is to say you can't ask me that question, my answer is no, we don't have an understanding, we have an understanding of faithfulness and l

he asked me to be his campaign manager. i said that is not my thing. i'm a policy guy and not a political guy. he said, in that case, in that case you should run for my seat. i said, run for your seat? that is crazy. i am 27 years old. he asked me why not and i said, i was young and no way could i win. it was not my plan. he said, if i listened to all of the people who told me what i could not do, i would never have gotten anything done in my life. what do you care about, what do you believe in? i told him i believed in the principles of our founding fathers. i loved public-policy because i wanted to solve problems. that is what he needed to hear. he said run. i still was not convinced. i called my mentor. i lost my father when i was a kid, so i grew up with mentors. one of my best was a guy named jack kemp. he was a congressman from new york. i asked him, what do you think? should i do this? he said absolutely, you would make a huge difference. go do it. i called another mentor. bill bennett. i asked, does this past the laugh test? he says, yes, barel

give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that with just over a month to go in the election. >> we will win by highlighting our issues. >> are you caming or just doing -- campaigning or just doing commercials. >> now you are getting into our strategy. and i just feel it is not wise to tell you. i think -- just -- nobody would tell his opponents the strategy in any sort of confrontation and i don't think we should. [ overlapping speakers ] >> you're not going to tell us what your campaign plans are. will you tell us when you're going to appear and when? >> we will not reveal our strategy. we'll have it unfold day after day. here is the one thing you can bet on, it is going to be serious and it is going to focus on the issues.

so don't ask me that question. [laughter] anna: anything else? bill: i think we are ready now to close the program. anna, thank you so much. all forthank you listening to me and i could talk for more than an hour. they made a good choice for me to talk because i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [laughter] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in a history buff. -- seeing theng fabric of our country and how things work and how they are made. american history. american artifacts. >> i had no idea history was something i would really enjoy. tv, it givesistory you that perspective. >> i am a c-span fan. >> congratulations to the class of 2016. today is your day of celebration, and you have a earned it. >> the voices crying for peace and light, because your choices will make all the difference to you and all of us. ondon't be afraid to take cases or a new job or a new

so don't ask me that question. [laughter] anna: anything else. >> i think we are ready now to close the program. anna, thank you so much. anna: i think you wall for listening to me and i could talk for more than an hour. they made a good choice for me to talk because i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [laughter] [applause] announcer: you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook by joining c-span3. rica --ome to "reedl ame reel america."

people ask me about politicians. they ask me about hillary. wonderful. everybody's wonderful. that's how it is. including contributions. they ask for contributions. i give contributions. >> you were full of [ bleep ] when you said that? >> jimmy and donald. kimmel asked if trump would be willing to debate bernie sanders in california after clinton refused. trump said he would do it for charity. a few hours ago, sanders tweeted this. game on. i look forward to debating donald trump in california before the june 7th primary. alison, will that happen? there are no dates on the books. we'll see. >> the question is out there. >>> first on cnn, news that hillary clinton plans to launch her tv ad battle for california on friday. the relatively modest tv buy will target latino and asian-american voters. that is a sign that hillary clinton is taking the challenge for california seriously. cnn's jeff zeleny has more on that. >> reporter: george and alison, hillary clinton and bernie sanders fighting hard in california. hillary clinton in northern california today. bernie sanders in south

they called me and asked me.talked about your husband a little bit the last time that i saw him. is he worried at all about this? >> yeah, with all my sexiness everywhere? you can't be with an insecure man if you're ashley graham. >> while ashley is happily married, joe's life is a little more complicated. he has recently been linked to mod and his ex-gigi. you yo wrote about the split in your music. >> you did tell us when some of your music comes out you will know exactly who it is about. how will we know exactly who a song is about? >> i didn't say that somebody from you guys said that. >> well, let's check the tape. >> once it's out, will fans know who it's about? >> maybe. i mean, as of right now, you will definitely know who it's about. look, i'm sure somebody is going to try to figure out something. but ultimately, when we write music, we try to make it relatable to everybody. >> yeah, that's what they all say. but moving on, joe has a hidden talent, channeling his brother's sexy video moves. >> i can do a

so, don't ask me that question. anything else. >> i think we're ready now to close the program. ms. grosz: i thank you all for listening to me. i could talk for more than an hour. they made a good choice of me to talk because i was punished as a small girl for talking too much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> interested in american history tv? visit our website. upcomingee our schedule or watch recent programs. american artifacts, road to the white house. at c-span.org/history. >> tonight on q&a. hockshild on the american involvement in the civil war in spain. attempt happened right when army officers tried to seize party. -- seize power. it sent a shockwave of alarm throughout the world, because here was a major country in europe. the right wing military quickly anded by hitler mussolini, who sent arms, airplanes, tanks, and mussolini sent 80,000 ground troops. hwere was -- here was the spanish right making a

let me ask you what you mean when you talk about morality. and let me be very specific.es of questions about it. when you said you did nothing immoral, did you mean that you had no sexual relationship with donna rice last weekend or at any other time you were with her? >> that's correct. >> do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> yes. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i do not want to answer that question. >> it seems to me that the question of morality. >> you get into fairly fine definitions. >> the word was brought by you into this discussion. i need to know what your definition of your definition of morality is. >> it includes adealtery. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i'm not going into the definition of what adultery means. >> can i ask you whether or not you and your wife have an understanding about whether or not you can have relations with -- you can have sexual encounters. >> my inclination is to say you can't ask me that question, my answer is no, we don't have an understanding, we have an understanding of faithfulness and loyalty. >> senator

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on his own without his attorney and asked me if he looked goodi turned on my go pro and said, you look great. i assure you don't want to give me a statement? 10:00 o'clock channel news. i want to hear your story. >> then i chased it to staten island. refer to as the largest porn shop on the east coast. >> before you go down the shore. bill: this whole thing is still bizarre. that is a weird thing to say ,, nervous, uncomfortable, hitting on you? what was that? >> ii don't know what that was. it was bizarre to me too. his attitude was not one of your stress at all. smiling. i'm court on friday specifically on a gun charge , allegedly a gun the cops found at his home. during the preceding the prosecution had to come up with enough evidence for him to be indicted. they were not able to. he has not been indicted yet , but that is unrelated. bill: that sounds like a small piece of the puzzle. >> of the hearing last week i spoke to his attorney who said, my client is not responsible for the women that are escorts, if they choose to have sex it is not h

ask you a question. is it unfair for me to wonder why you don't write a balanced presentation. let's assume you find -- well here is the good, the bad, the beautiful, the indifferent. are you trying to present a balanced picture of a candidate, leave me out of it or are you trying to play gotcha journalism? i'll rest my case. i'll take any balanced piece that comes out. i don't claim to be perfect. nobody -- look, i don't care what you do. just have fun. get raises and bonuses. play gotcha. i don't care. but the point is, i want you to know that what i'm about is what i just said and i care about this country and i care about the american people and i love them and i will do whatever i can to serve them and they've asked me to do this and i will do it for them. and with that -- you've been -- i'm going to take this gentleman and then i have to go to work, i have to make a living and have to pay for this. >> you just said ask the question and why don't we go after the other two candidates. >> no, i said only on the investiga

they asked me for contributions. i give contributions. >> so you were full of [ bleeped ] when you said that? >> scheduled musical guest the weekend and rapper belly canceled their appearance on kimmel saying they didn't want to share a stage with trump. it looks like bernie sanders does. trump told jimmy kimmel he was willing to debate sanders for a price and to donate that money to charity. sanders tweeted game on. he went on to say he looks forward to debating trump in california. >> kimmel has a certain way of settin >>> house speaker paul ryan is dismissing reports about a trump endorsement. trump campaign sources had said ryan was ready to back the presumptive republican nominee. ryan made it clear no such decision was made saying he will t be rushed into an endorsement. ryan added that the lines of communication are still open. he was scheduled to have a phone conversation with trump last night. they were expected to talk about unifying the party. >> turning our focus overseas now, and president obama is in ja

everyone asks me. >> i asked if it was fun. >> fun. >> every time i have had in my life is fun.ier than i have ever been. it is the most fun i have ever had. >> no one can accuse them of being racist. >> look at the three women he did marry. they are all knockouts. imaginary comparison to the other 1st ladies. she would be the 1st 1st lady to ever pose nude. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is -- bill: wow. too much information. [laughter] >> the potential trump presidency has some people on the wall. 20 percent will consider moving to our neighbor of north. (humming) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) huh? ay, caramba! (chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy. geez, lis, you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way. yeah, bikes win again! (train toots)

a set of questions that people always ask me and i imagine they ask you, which are your favorites. spy novels, spy movies, whether or not any of the movies really have anything to do with reality and if there is something that has to do with reality and i will offer an example that is in the espionage world, it's often hard to find that there was a film several years ago, german film called the lies of others about germany in the 1980s before the war was won. >> guest: electronic surveillance. >> host: as far as i am concerned it is good at getting about what really happens in intelligence from battle scenes and so forth. >> guest: one of the reasons i wrote was to actually pull the veil back and let people see into the nature of their own security services. i mentioned in there something about, then around the world and never met jack bauer. never even met jack ryan. and so although there is truth in fiction as you know and you and i talked about it, i want to show a little bit of reality. taking that and now moving into the realm of fiction number one the best written piece on ci

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let me ask you what you mean when you talk about morality. and let me be very specific. and i have a series of questions about it. when you said you did nothing immoral, did you mean that you had no sexual relationship with donna rice last weekend or at any other time you were with her? >> that's correct. >> do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> yes. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i do not want to answer that question. >> it seems to me that the question of morality. >> you get into fairly fine definitions. >> the word was brought by you into this discussion. i need to know what your definition of your definition of morality is. >> it includes adealtery. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> i'm not going into the definition of what adultery means. >> can i ask you whether or not you and your wife have an understanding about whether or not you can have relations with -- you can have sexual encounters. >> my inclination is to say you can't ask me that question, my answer is no, we don't have an understanding, we have an understanding of faithfulness and l

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she asked me could i be forgaven. i said, no. m going to forgive you know what i'm saying. everything that i perceive that made me the big dog, she just took all that from me, you know what i mean. she took all that from me. she made me real humble, you know what i mean and i'm saying we hugged when she left. you know, i killed this woman's brother and people don't do that. people don't just do that. >> taylor found it hard to shrug off the emotions stirred up by the visit. >> because i was brought up that if you murder, people are going to get over it. you know i was a hardened person and i'm saying now that i see a whole different side of me, this is how it go, man. people don't forget. people don't forgive all the time. and i'm saying, you have to live with this your whole life. >> coming up -- >> we're not looking for pity. what we're looking for is an understanding we did wrong. >> t-bone's past continues to haunt him. this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is

but eventually, a friend of mine from university of maryland got selected and he called me one day and asked why and had applied. after several years of working at the cia and forward i began to think, why not me? why was this for everyone except me? i had been as successful as others in their career, so why not now go also, full disclosure, at time i was getting older and i knew that i would completely regret never applying at least once in my lifetime. the point is not that i got into the astronaut corps but it is this -- i almost and not get in because i cannot believe in myself that i almost never applied because i do not believe that i could be that person. you must believe in yourself and your accomplishments and your abilities. if you do this, no matter what happens, you will achieve a great level of personal success and satisfaction in life. one of my favorite quotes is, believe in yourself and there will come a day when others will have no choice but to believe with you. next, in your professional career, there will come a time when you must decide between taking the path that is ex

when i'm a businessman, if people ask me about politicians, i speak well.hen they ask me about hillary, she's wonderful, everybody's wonderful. and that's the way it is. including contributions. they ask me for contributions -- >> so, you were full of [ bleep ] when you said -- >> jimmy kimmel joining our political team. tom llamas with us live. and tom, is this debate going to happen? >> reporter: david, it is a steep price tag, but tonight, the sanders campaign saying tv networks are already reaching out to them and they're having back channel communications with the trump campaign. senator sanders himself says if it does happen, they're going to have to rent out the biggest stadium here in california. david? >> all right, stay tuned on that front. tom, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to hillary clinton, reacting tonight after that harsh report from the state department about her private e-mail server. our team also asking clinton today what some of her supporters have been asking. after donald trump's attacks, is clinton fighting back hard enough

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>> les moonves asked me that i know-- shall asked you to ask me that i know he did the question is how did les moonves get julie chen? nice try, charlie. nice try. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for asking. >> rose: great to sigh, much success. >> good to be with you. >> rose: julie chen, back in a minute. >> angus king is the most prominent, independent political office holder in america. a two-term governor of maine, he was elected as an independent to the united states senate in 2012. he serves on the intelligence, budget and armed services committee. he caucuses with the democrats while endorsing republicans as well as democrats. senator king, thank you so much for being with us. >> al, always a pleasure. >> we have never quite seen a political year like this. has it been good or bad for the country? >> i think it's been good for the country. everybody has gotten their views out. you've got a candidate representing every slice of the electorate. and i think that's probably positive. the real question is can we put it all back together again in november and then in jafn

ask you a question. is it unfair for me to wonder why you don't write a balanced presentation. let's assume you find -- well here is the good, the bad, the beautiful, the indifferent. are you trying to present a balanced picture of a candidate, leave me out tv or are you trying to play gotcha journalism? i'll rest my case. i'll take any balanced piece that comes out. i don't claim to be perfect. nobody -- look, i don't care what you do. just have fun. get raises and bonuses. play gotcha. i don't care. but the point is, i want you to know that what i'm about is what i just said and i care about this country and i care about the american people and i love them and i will do whatever i can to serve them and they've asked me to do this and i will do it for them. and with that -- you've been -- i'm going to take this gentleman and then i have to go to work, i have to make a living and have to pay for this. >> you just said ask the question and why don't we go after the other two candidates. >> no, i said only on the investigate

, heithout even asking me he must. i tried to convince her it would not work because it would not be a part-time job. supposedly i thought this was the end of having done this campaign year that i had fulfilled my obligation. oh, mary i need you and you know we will not be working every day. i will not be spending every day there. when i am away, you can have those days off. that turned out to be two secretaries full-time. i will not get into that. as eric said, we have only an hour here. [laughter] >> i have one more question for you, mrs. gallagher. one more question. >> no, not really. i have already talked about five minutes. i was trying to lay the groundwork there so you understand it was 12 years later that i was leaving the service of jacqueline kennedy. meanwhile, let me say, i have cards and i wrote a book in 1969, my life with jackson kennedy. everything i can tell you this evening for the next two hours, pick up a copy of "my life with jackie." [laughter] [applause] >> martin, to be have those books for sal

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they'll face time me. >> every day. she asks every day. >> so you face time. >> every day. >> chelsea and mark would video charlotte and -- when she was little they would make a sign that would say good luck grandma. >> it's interesting we watched this mother daughter duo change over the years. hilary and chelsea went from tight curls. >> i'm more concerned about my daughter. >> how will you? >> she isn't so aware but she is becoming more aware. so i'm more focused on that because i know my mom is going to take care of herself. >> but did you know hilary's toughest critic was her moll. sadly dorothy passed away in 2011 about a year and a half after chelsea said i do. >> this was at your wedding but it's with your mom and, you know, your mom raised you to do great things and to do your best. >> right. >> so right now, how proud would she be? >> she would be excited. she would be very proud. bbt she also would be giving me advice. >> would she? >> yes. >> oh my goodness. i'm not sure you should have said that or did you really nee

oh, also i was gonna ask-- what do you think about me asking you to marry me? wait, what? me? maxine, you got the kind with the pulp! i mean, if i wanted chunks in my juice, i'd just eat an orange. okay, jerrod, jerrod, wait, focus. did you just ask me to marry you? what? oh, well, no, no. no, i mean, not yet. um, i'm thinking about it though. i wanted to talk it through first.

me different parts of the mar-a-lago from the entrance. we started discussing architecture. we walked further inside and i would ask questions, he would answer. he would show me things. we were just having a really great conversation, and we got to a point of the mansion where he had asked me if i brought a swimsuit because we were about to go back and join everybody outside. there were models swimming. i had a photo shoot that day and one the following day, so i didn't bring a swimsuit to go swimming at the party. he asked me if i had one and i said i did not, that i really hadn't intended on swimming, and he said, well, i have some and that's when he opened the drawer and pulled some out and said do you want to put one on? i said sure. i went into the bathroom and changed into one and came out, and we joined everyone at the party and when we went out there, he said, wow, that's a stunning trump girl, and i was flattered by that. and one thing i don't like too is, you know, some of the anchors are starting to use the language of "the times," saying paraded her out there and that's ugly, that's negative to me. he d

>> she's asked me to con june. >> what if it turned into a permanent gig offer? >> i think that would be impossible since i have to work here every day. >> maybe make that decision when the time were to come, no? >> that decision probably isn't mine to make. >> okay. well, that wasn't a definitive no. big fan of the stars continue to shine in cannes. did katy perry and orlando bloom just kiss and make up on a private yacht? even with all the glitz french riviera, sometimes we have more in common with the stars than you think..o cf1 o we have to ask, are the sta glam or us? ♪ you make me feel like i'm living a ♪ ♪ teenage dream >> well, who doesn't love a good makeup makeout? yeah, we caught you, katy and kissing and all color coordinated in cannes. ka-bloom proves they are still on. five days after the scandal with orlando and selena photos popping up on tmz. but is the couple glam or us? we're goiig o go with glam because these two get romantic on a $2.1 billion private yacht in france, which costs $250,000 a night. katy is performing thursday at an amfar benefi

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you don't have to ask me. ask me democrat. >> let's get to specifics. what is it?> she's inconsistent in her message. she has an integrity issue. people don't believe her. my sense is no one looks at her and says other than the fact that we want to have the first woman president, many of us do, a desirable goal, many now are saying, but not her. we're tired of her. >> the famous memo that the obama campaign wrote as they entered the primary against clinton, if you read that, it's all still true. this is someone who is easily moved by situation to evolve into a different complete political position. >> that sounds familiar. we were just making that criticism about trump >> that is the great danger to me of republicans, that if you have two people who are transactional running, representative of parties, i think that that is a lost opportunity for republicans to say that we stand for these principles. and these are how these principles govern and this is why it's good . >>> as important as a lot of other americans. >> and a candidate like hillary clinton said her hus

>> i forgot -- what are you asking me?as very, very important? >> besides be the president. off the top of my head, i can't remember. i can't recall. >> he freed the slaves? >> there we go. okay. >> kind of a big deal. >> jefferson. >> george washington. >> mmmm! >> i don't know, who is that dude? >> i would just assume that that guy -- his name is 50. >> ulysses s. -- >> grant? >> excellent. now why is he famous. >> i clearly just woke up this morning. um -- >> it's noon. >> hold on. >> this isn't hancock now. no. keep it clean. >> second of treasury. alexander -- >> alexander the great. >> he basically invented -- >> money. >> money. maybe that's a guy i should go. >> hamilton. >> oh, alexander ham ton. >> excellent. did you study for this? >> no. >> the $100 bill. >> george washington. >> what do we know about george washington. >> he used to wear a piece. >> he wasn't really the first president but he was the first president. >> what did he do. >> something important. >> what did he do. >> monticello. >> who did he def

everything they ask me to do, i am going to do it.now, sanders is back in orange. >> i came over here about two hours ago and i am back here with the duration of my time. >> what are you written up for? >> it is an ongoing product for me. >> being in the showers and don't get out fast enough and i got wrote up or being on the phone and somebody throwing a temper tantrum and i don't get off the phone. i do comply, i don't do it fast enough for them so they write me up. >> sanders was written up three times for one month for failure to comply and disorderly conduct and disregard for house rules. staff decided to put sanders back in administrative segregation. >> he will be here for the remaining of the time. >> i got to adapt to the dorm. it was a wild dorm i was in. everyday they gambling so i am like oh, i am going to go ahead and fit in. i got my cell in a trap and i am going to fit in with everybody is. >> ultimately he's better off in segregation. >> when i go in here, i just sit down and being in a room looking al walls, you know

they started asking me about myself. they asked me who inspired me. of course i mentioned you.ave the surgery. he gets his speech back and he is just excited and happy and crying and wanted to just hug me. he said, you make sure you call that teacher. you make sure you thank him. so i called you. i picked the phone up and say, lee buono, i hadn't heard from you since you were in high school. and you said, i want to thank you. i was flabbergasted. people in yourof entire career, you want to thank me. it was the same killing i had when my kids were -- same feeling i had when my kids were born. then i started to cry. in many film really important that i had that influence on you. i almost am afraid to say i'm a teacher to some people lately, but i'm not because you called me. i'm a teacher and i'm going to help as many people as i can to find their passion. nermeen: that does it for today's show. fork you to dave isay joining us, the founder of storycorps and the author of the new book "callings: the purpose , and passion of work." amy goodman will be broadcasting from seattle tom

about how to make debt work for you, ask me. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> sam brad ford want to be traded. we haven't heard much from his teammates. tonight i caught up with jordan and he has spoken to sam and he won't guess whether sam is going to return to the eagles. >> we understand that sam, the way everybody does certain things may not be the way he does. sam's a private person and he's going to do things on his time and other people do things on other people's time. you have to understand he's not you and he's going to figure out what he wants to do and none of us can pull his arm and make him do something on his time and do what he wants to do. you have to respect that. sam is the guy for the job and he's the best quarterback we have on the roster. there's a lot of quarterbacks who are in situations that know they are goin

me! i'm going to ask transcanada to renew its permit application for the keystone pipeline. we're going lift moratoriums on oil production in federal arias. we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement. we're going to stop all payments of the united states tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs. my america first energy plan will do for american people what hillary clinton will never do. >> joining me now, oil and gas industry expert, bob cavnar and also author of "disaster on the horizon." you spent your life and career in this industry. what did you make of the speech today? >> well, after listening to the whole speech, and, frankly, this is the first one i was able to sit all the way through. i was getting a nervous twitch at the end. no one in the industry believes the things that he's saying and no serious person actually thinks this is an energy policy. basically trump did what he always does in front of a crowd. he panders to that particular crowd, and this was an oil and gas conference in north dakota for the basin. so of course, he was pandering to that cro

he asked me. i observed his activities. we discussed his activities and then he subsequently asked me if i would consider becoming an informant. >> which group was he informing for? >> for the fbi. >> and who was he informing about? >> on the vietnam veterans against the war winter soldier organization. he took me to a meeting. we discussed in more detail how he felt about being an informant, why he did it. when i said i would be open to talking about being an informant with the fbi he set up a meeting and fbi came to my house to discuss it with me. >> what was the nature of that discussion? what were you asked, if anything, to do? >> major understanding that i got from the meeting was that it was an organization primarily of veterans who were possible victims of manipulation. they had been through the vietnam war. they had legitimate readjustment needs and the bureau was afraid that they could become violent, could become manipulated and they wanted me to go in there, participate in the organization and make sure that the

. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that with just over a month to go in the election. >> we will win by highlighting our issues. >> are you caming or just doing -- campaigning or just doing commercials. >> now you are getting into our strategy. and i just feel it is not wise to tell you. i think -- just -- nobody would tell his opponents the strategy in any sort of confrontation and i don't think we should. [ overlapping speakers ] >> you're not going to tell us what your campaign plans are. will you tell us when you're going to appear and when? >> we will not reveal our strategy. we'll have it unfold day after day. here is the one thing you can bet on, it is going to be serious and it is going to focus on the issues. and that's going to be -- but then exactly ho

we have to ask, are the sta glam or us? ♪ you make meeel like i'm living a ♪ ♪ teenage dream >> well, who doesn't love a good makeup makeout? yeah, we caught you, katy and kissing and all color coordinated in cannes. ka-bloom proves they are still on. five days after the scandal with orlando and selena photos popping up on tmz. but is the couple glam or us? we're goiig o go with glam because these two get romantic on a $2.1 billion private yacht in france, which costs $250,000 a night. katy is performing thursday at an amfar benefit. orlando has no specific reason to be there except to hook up with -- well, we mean support katy. next, how about hour girl kate hudson. no bra? no problem. that's so comfortable. that's so us. kate was out shopping. she even instragrammed this shot inside the dres r pi olesesf m csonilothes on the floor. then kate snapchatted her carb temptations. did she avoid the croissant? doesn't look like it. the night before kate was definitely glam, wearing this blood orange halter by solis london at the vanity fair p

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