. >> it's b bologna. larry: bologna. >> i have two kids why does the husband need a year?larry: he did a little thing -- >> i carried them for nine months. you know and sat on a sit bath for ten days. am i right. after a year a lot happens in a year. i gained 30 pounds in a year. >> larry: you look great. >> thank you, thank you. larry: i don't agree -- >> maternity leave and paternity leave. agree with eternity leave. i love taking off right now. we just get on the radio flier and never look back. >> that is crazy . how do you make money? >> i said i would. it's a hypothetical. >> i can dream. >> i dream i could. larry: do you think the father needs that year off? >> are they, is it a baby daddy or are they together? i mean it can't be like -- >> larry: that could be one affidavit beauses of the whole thing. i just had a baby. >> larry, i would say i'm a progressive dad. >> larry: what does that mean. >> i need that year off. i'm getting over the trauma of child birth. my own child birth. also what my wife, you know, did. >> larry: it can be dangerous. if you're away from

you're getting people to pay almost 13 bucks, 12$13 bucks, 1 bologna sandwich.teresting. people are advertising. so it's a little fun. >> yeah, it is a little fun. >> a little humor into the campaign. >> absolutely. you're no novice to politics. you say that you're an outsider just like donald trump is in american politics. do you think american politics need more outsiders? >> i'm just an outsider on the campaign in 1998 running for mayor. i think it's extremely important for the political campaign. our campaign was very interesting. i had three seasoned councilmen that were running for mayor. and i'm not going to expose them for not being part of the solution but being part of the problem. i not only did that, i came with solutions rather than just talking about it, i did something about it. the washington post wrote my solutions and, quiet frankly, what's going on now the paper what they want to do. >> do you believe that trump has staying power? or do you think he's just a flash in the pan. >> i call donald trump running on emotion and he runs on going ahead

he declared that he was going to feed the bologna, that is, rotten bologna, to prisoners.s a popular thing, when he closed them in black and white stripes, it was popular. when he started chain gangs, it was popular. when he started the homophobic practice of putting them in pink shorts, he started selling the pink shorts and they sold like wildfire in this county. when he began tent city 20 years ago, it was begun as a temporary facility while a permanent facility was built. it has been there for 20 years. attracting celebrities of all kinds, you all know about steven seagal and other movie stars. a catholic bishop of maricopa county has toured the facility and took his picture with him, and never, never raise the issue, never raised the issue of a concentration camp in the middle of a desert in arizona. it is his popularity, the only way and the ultimate way we are going to remove him is, actually, there are two routes. the most simple and direct is to vote. i have something to say to our people. we have never voted 40% of those who are eligible. i am not sure we could t

morissette, i can and have imagined her chowing down on a bologna sandwich.rlie: you also see him thinking out loud which is great. jason: it's one of the things i noticed during your interview. i have never seen somebody able to construct a fully formed argument off-the-cuff. one of the things i really noticed, do you remember a movie called minority report? this computer screen where he is able to move information around. i would watch david foster wallace talk and it was like a man with all the information at his disposal moving stuff around and creating the argument. he was talking with his hands in a way that he was conducting language. charlie: what was the toughest part for you? jason: a movie like this is a test of how honest you are willing to be on screen. there are not big plot movements in the movie. it is about if you are willing to go there. because these are very nuanced emotions. it's people talking about feelings of loneliness and dissatisfaction and depression and thoughts of suicide. feel like i amo reciting something somebody else said, or

"i think it's a bunch of bologna, really. people don't really care. they're just giggling and carrying on, you know. i'm having a good time too but that's not really what it's all about." for being there, it was clear that elvis presley's impact on america was profound. "the somber procession moved slowly down the driveway and out onto elvis presley boulevard for the three and half mile drive to forest hill cemetery. just as it emerged, a young woman jumped in front of the hearse carrying presley's body. authorities pulled her out of motorcade moved on without incident passing grieving presley admirers who had gathered lining the boulevard." "i've been very upset since i heard the news and i just can't believe it. i just wish he would come back." often in early death, the greatest tragedy is "what could've been" but that wasn't the case with elvis. the country had already seen what he had been, and it was captivating, but it would never be seen again. so for many, thatbecame the greatest tragedy and one america's pop culture has never let go. "officia

he declared that he was going to feed green bologna, that is, rotten bologna, to prisoners. it was a popular thing, when he closed them in black and white stripes, it was popular. when he started chain gangs, it was popular. when he started the homophobic practice of putting them in pink shorts, he started selling the pink shorts and they sold like wildfire in this county. when he began tent city 20 years ago, it was begun as a temporary facility while a permanent facility was built. it has been there for 20 years. attracting celebrities of all kinds, you all know about steven seagal and other movie stars. the catholic bishop of maricopa county has toured the facility and took his picture with him, and never, never raise the issue, never raised the issue of a concentration camp in the middle of a desert in arizona. it is his popularity, the only way and the ultimate way we are going to remove him is, actually, there are two routes. the most simple and direct is to vote. i have something to say to our people. we have never voted 40% of those who are eligible. i am not sure we

that's bologna. >> david kendall who is kihilla clinton's lawyer wrote a letter saying her e-mail washe practice of other secretaries of state. that's not true. no previous secretary of state set up their own home brew personal server and then used it exclusively for her business. >> exactly. you didn't put -- those are apples and oranges that you're dealing with. and another big problem that she's going to have, greg, she turned over some drives with the e-mails. and if she deleted or did not turn over all of the information, she's going to have trouble with hiding information or not providing enough discovery and that is a different litany of charges that she could face if she's hiding information from the government. she's going to have a big brew of problems coming up. >> good to see you both. thank you, guys. >>> the crowd for a service at a georgia church larger than usual. jimmy carter teaching sunday school at his home church. it's the first time he's done so since disclosing the diagnosis of his cancer diagnosis, decliering that it was discovered in his liver and spreading to

she completely eliminates the so-called war on women that the left uses which is complete bologna. she is a really amazing candidate speaking the truth and going for the jugular with hillary which we need to concentrate ongoing after her. >> some people say you only can have a woman take on a woman. she has been doing that from the very beginning. the other interesting thing is sometimes people said she is probably doing this to run for vp. in a way that is kind of sexist i think. look at her now gaining steam. people didn't know about her. she is also a nonpolitician. >> anti-washington, antiestablishment. to say she is running for vp i think is short sided and a little bit sexist. i couldn't be more impressed with her right now. no one is more surprised than me that she has come out swinging. she really has her talking points down. i loved her dig at hillary clinton and donald trump during the debate. i don't know why i wasn't invited to hillary clinton's wedding. i was eating that up. >> you brought up donald trump. >> god forbid. >> we just spoke about the immigration plan. he

. >> oh, bologna. >> that this is not a human being. >> you can't talk yourself into it.n you see the marketing of body parts right before your eyes. ask that like the german people talking themselves into oh, the national socialist party swell? is it the same thing? >> no, it's not the same thing there is a difference between a fetus and a born, adult or child human being. i'm telling you the reason that planned parenthood and liberals are so afraid of the videos were released because it lifts the curtain. it's not the selling of the body parts. it's the production of the body parts. in other words, actually seeing what happens in the back room of the abortion clinic. >> this is why they are afraid because they know they're wrong. they know this is not morally acceptable to honest people who really care about the defenseless. that's why they are frayed. >> and that's why two thirds very large number of americans are against second and third abortions. >> you are giving these people largely a pass. and i'm not going to give them a pass. hillary clinton and her ilk know th

captain joseph bologna says he was more than open to the idea. sean devlin in the passenger seat and michelle matos in the driver. the captain says he's happy with the way it turned out especially because it lets the public see a different side of policing. >> we have some good hard working police officers, supervisors here doing a lot of good things. most of it behind the scenes and nobody gets to see and i thought this would be a great opportunity to highlight that. >> the captain also adds that he's proud of the way the west philadelphia community has supported his office and helped address crime in the area. >> an article worth checking out. >>> philadelphia tourism officials say center city hotels are on track for record occupancy levels. from january to june of this year, 76.2 percent of center city hotels have been booked. well, that's up 1 percent from the same time frame last year. officials say the biggest growth has been in leisure bookings but group and business bookings are are up as well. of course with more bookings comes higher ra

ads or are you going to listen to your own relatives and neighbors who told you that the ads are bologna. the conclusion people are going to draw is wow, look, the american government is just as dishonest and full of it as our government is. i'm going to go ahead and give it a try. >> real quickly, i want to ask you. a federal judge talked about the conditions in which the kids are being held. they don't fit with a court order for 15 years ago saying they have to be certain conditions. can't be like the kids are in prison. any compassion to that argument by the judge? >> if the conditions need to be improved because they're really intolerable, i'm happy to consider that. look, we've got to do what we've got to do. but the idea that if you come with a child, you are basically home free and let go is outrageous. and in the long run it's harmful because it will lead to trafficking and people pretending this is their kid just to use them for illegal immigration. it's easy to kind of wring our hands and emote. but you have to consider the long term consequences of these kinds of decisions. s

i feel that any murder deserves death immediately and none of this bologna. >> we're going to check everythingure that it's right. >> what the [bleep] is the otherish shup? tell me the other issue. >> zowney is turning rage into ratings. >> mr. downey, i appreciate you're trying to make a name to yourself. >> i'm not making a name. >> talk shows realize studio you would e audiences that are important. but hoe's the first one that turned them from e from the audience to the stage. >>y're a dwis grace. >> they can go straight to hell. i don't apologize for anything. >> this is the morton dnchts owney for two minutes? >> yeah. >>. >> he's great. >> he's sexy. >> i thought he put it best in one of his reviews. he said "the morton downey, jr., jr. show. >> of course, our loud mouth. >> shut up. >> give it a second. take the 3ikture. >> i saw the audience. if ifrs. >> you traded on the united states. you trader. >> this is the first in the business to get a metal detector. >> they were ready. >> if you died at that other, the gremlin over there. >> it's perfect for 17-year-olds because it had no kne

cities, it would simply get ground into the -- go into the meat grinder and come out as the same old bologna>> i thought it was a great idea until i wrote about it and then my readers told me "what's the matter with you?" [ laughter ] but that's part of the process, right? everybody agrees on nothing but we all have some areas in the middle. i think -- your idea of a tax cut so that people have more money for charity is a good idea but folks on the other side would say well that money will just be dispersed into all kinds of different places and one way to direct that money toward a desirable end would be a voucher or something which would be specifically targeted to a certain end. these are political questions. these are questions where you try to work up to a consensus but i have found that -- i thought paul could have done a better sales job on it with the public because anything he says now because he's paul ryan folks on the left will say well, he just wants to cut spending -- and this is another sneaky way to do it. so it will be more of an uphill climb for him. but it's an uphill clim

the, you know, political correct bologna has got to go. we've got to stand up for our people on the ground because our high-ranking officers right now, for some reason, seem to side more with the lawyers than our warriors and war fighters on the ground. martha: right. what message does that send to anyone who we're training who might want to do something as heinous as this police chief did, to rape, i think, it was an 11 or 12-year-old -- >> child rapist, beat up the mother. yeah, this was a horrible guy who deserved to have his butt kicked. >> and the sergeant did just that. after that he was given relief for cause, you know? what has happened to his career since then? this happened in 2011, but he's just now been relieved of his duty? >> yeah. he was pulled from the fight three years ago, four years ago. he's been this kind of a stasis, in a training unit here in the u.s. so his entire military career is over. here's a special forces guy, bronze star with a combat v for valor, 11 years in, and he's been pulled now from what he wants to d

that's all bologna. because what she is doing is just doing that to mask a tax increase. mrs.oes not know what she's talking about. the other proposals to create jobs? paid sick leave and raise the minimum wage. that doesn't move anybody in the middle class. >> you are against raising the minimum wage? >> i'm against the $15 minimum wage for -- >> are you against $10? >> we have to talk about it. but $15 thashlgs destroy jobs. whether you look at the change that's we made in emergency emergency and the 192,000 families that have jobs that didn't have them don't think that's insignificant. >> you're not running on the new jersey miracle. >> no. there is nothing -- no meeshg until new jersey. new jersey is three yards and a cloud of dust john. meeshg rlz from god. what is happening in new jersey is not a miracle. it's happening. it is grind it out progress on behalf of the people that i work for. >> now chris christie will have a chance to make that case on stage. ate pears he'll be one of the ten thursday night. hillary clinton for her part is taking on some water politically t

. >> what do we know about the relationship, the real relationship, not the phoney bologna, political biden and hillary clinton. are they friends? are they real friends? will thb a difficult decision for joe biden because of that? >> the first two years of the administration joe biden was the person that hillary clinton went to when she felt like she didn't understand what was going on in the west wing. if, you know that he was almost sort of the counsellor whenever she might be frustrated with the national security council staff and as she was trying to become a team player and work with the obama -- just remember obviously, that's where there was some discomfort between team clinton and team obama. and biden was the go between. they had a weekly lunch. they have a very good relationship, arguably a better personal relationship at least early on than president obama did with hillary clinton. but what michael reported that's what you hear for the last six months is that joe biden looked here and sits there and says she doesn't know why she wants to be president. she just thinks you kn