he was my buddy. my foxhole buddy.s 24 at that time and he was 18. he would always say pop, sleep, i will watch. >> to find charlie after all these years was not something i had ever anticipated when i began writing "unknown valor" but his story lined up perfectly with everything we knew about that day. he was able to tell us things about terry we never would have known. >> we had a lot of fun. i will tell you. somehow that day we discovered the japanese cave and they had a bunch of rifles so gray said we will get souvenirs and he got a rifle. >> harry gray? >> yeah, he had a japanese rifle but then when i got wounded, i lost everything. >> harry gray wrote this letter to his mother on march 12. >> deere mom, i suppose you're worried to death over me. i'm in the best - i saw george yesterday and he is fine as far as i know. mom, please pick out a nice corsage for easter and say on the tag to my love, harry. everything is fine, love your son, harry. >> charlie remembers the next day, march 13. he, harry gray and herman

buddy, what was up with these two?once clyde had been accused of murder, he knew that he was gonna go to the chair. and he tried to get bonnie to leave many times, and she wouldn't do it. >> along the way, it's believed they kill more than a dozen people. >> it's like a soap opera. the general public had something to look forward to the next day. >> in november 1933, grandpa smoot receives two arrest warrants from the state of texas. "clyde barrow charged with the offense of murder." >> right -- 14 times. >> sheriff smoot schmid is on the hunt, which leads eventually to diana and debbie's strange inheritance. and your dad had this, and he never told you? >> no. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. which texas beauty made her film debut as a stand-in for faye dunaway in the movie "bonnie and clyde"? the answer after the break. ♪ >> so, which texas beauty made her film debut as a stand-in for faye dunaway in the movie "bonnie and clyde"? ...who was 16 at the time. unfortunately, her footage ended up on the cu

buddies. >> i just kept listening to the conversations. i would smile and we would exchange knowing glances every now and then. i noticed they were talking about food a lot and movies and tv. that's it for me. >> it is certainly something to look forward to. it gives me a goal to be on the train on time. >> finding seats together takes some maneuvering. there's one train that usually has more empty seats. then the conversation begins. >> i was laughing the whole time. it was so ridiculous. >> you're my b.a.r.t. buddy. >> i can see why people move away us from. we talk a lot and we laugh a lot. and what better way to start the morning than laughing? >> if you had told me, i would be on coming friends, that i would become friends with people on b.a.r.t. no, way. these are some of the most, best friends that i've had. >> that friendship started to grow. soon the group was meeting on weekends for birthdays, or going to the movies. it has become their support neysed up her foot a while back. i would go and pick her up in the morning, tak her to

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he was my buddy, foxhole body. he always called me pop. i was 24 that time. he was 18.said pop, sleep. i'll watch. >> martha: you think that harry gray was killed instantly? >> yes. >> martha: i'm so glad i got to meet you and that you remember him. i've never met anyone that was with him there. it's just remarkable to be able to talk to you about it. i can't even express it. weeks later, i made a second visit. bringing my aunt nancy to meet charlie that could tell her a first-hand account of what happened to her beloved brother. i want to introduce you to my aunt, nancy gray shade. >> gray? >> martha: yes. >> can i give you a hug? >> yes. >> martha: he was very honest about what happened after the mortars hit. >> they laid there dead. gray had -- his head had shrapnel on the side of his head. >> really? >> yeah. about an inch or two scar with the shrapnel was in his brains. that's what killed him. >> i never knew that. i also wondered what happened. >> martha: these two people, 70 years later, share a bond of the loss and horrors of war, of friends and brothers and som

that would be great, buddy. thanks. bye-bye. how are you doing, buddy?io: is everything good? lemonis: good. i'm just waiting for my guy. he'll be here any second. fabio is a celebrity-chef friend of mine who's based in chicago, and he's been on a ton of cooking shows, and he specializes in the italian-food space. and so if you're going to learn about how to improve your sauce and make it scalable, i think this guy could teach you something. hey, dino. i'm getting a little worried about you, bud. it's 10:45. i have the chef here. you're running late. i don't know where he is, so let's you and i get started. fabio: as long as you're going to make the sauce for him, then we're good. lemonis: okay. well, it's too bad that the guy that was supposed to be here learning how to improve his business decided not to show up. fabio: so, for franchise, you got to source good tomato can. what are you gonna buy? you're gonna buy the best-quality tomato, or you're going to buy a lower-quality tomato puree? lemonis: what's the difference in price between these two? fabi

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napolitano: dear lefty buddies agreed that?ll out the lefty buddies for bill clinton's pardon of rich. if you have any integrity and say that would be wrong. napolitano: but when you say pardon is wrong, you don't mean honest constitutional or unlawful you think of morally inappropriate in my putting words in your mouth? >> i am an institutionalist and it's their black-and-white and the constitution pray there is a process which was not in the constitution was designed to make sure they are applied in a way that has -- makes people feel. [laughter] >> i do feel like 14 years would agree sounds egregious, you're talking about rod blagojevich? yes. i know about prosecution because they fashion police want to give me life in jail for this jacket, they want to cemex the electric chair. i love it i love i have a friars rose going with the judge tonight. we will settle this on the radio tomorrow. this does seem a little this is the thing, the man on the street, this is an issue with the political talking heads care about very much as

he would always call me pops. >> we ended up buddy buddy. harry, thank god we had each other.ging in a crater, me and harry. he gave me a quick hug and he took off. except for the night we had an awful mortar attack. one landed right between harry and the kid next to him. killed both of them. i wanted to kick them like, why did you do this? i want you to know that i love you. and i never saw them again. [crying] >> martha: 75 years have passed since the last days of world war ii. lives have been lived, children and grandchildren born but the men, they still wonder sometimes, why they were spared and others were not. >> you know, -- v3 it is an honor to meet these men. for the meantime, you can get a free copy of my book and fox nation by thursday. that is the story monday february 24th, 2020. i will see you later on "tucker carlson tonight," and i will see you later tomorrow, good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for weeks the media told you it was wrong to worry about the coronavirus. the mysterious lethal disease spreading

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buddy, you are going to be cold tonight.ny people that say, "i wish i did" in their life. and i don't want to be one of those people. i want to say i did the things i wanted to do and i don't want to wait until i'm much older to say, ok, now i can life. to me, you don't know how long your life is going to be so you should just live it, and i have to include him, because he's living it too. sox! this weekend, millions of people across brazil are preparing for the world's biggest party — carnival. the main celebration in rio de janeiro lasts five days, but the action does not stop there. over 500 parties line the streets of rio during carnival season, and this year you're in luck, because the mayor has more than doubled the celebration, from 23 days to 50. so in 2020, there's plenty of time to join the fun. carnival began here almost 300 years ago as a ball for the portuguese elite. but since then, it's opened up to everyone. local groups called samba schools prepare all year round for the events, designing floats and costumes

strud: thanks, buddy. lemonis: i'll see you later. strud: all right.would be an understatement. now it feels like you're just waiting for me to do the work, and i've been down that road too many times. it kind of all looks that same. strud: are you frustrated? lemonis: i'm more disappointed. strud: are you? that the shelves wouldn't already been in here? lemonis: no. it just doesn't feel any different in here. the job board's not up. strud: no, it is. it's around the corner. geoff thought it would be better because that's where it's all read from, over there. lemonis: yeah. i'm starting to get annoyed by the fact that he's not listening to me. and we can have this debate all day long and all night long, and no matter how many excuses you give me, you're not gonna change my mind. what has everybody here been doing? just hanging out? strud: no. geoff handles the things he handles. hayden handles the things he -- lemonis: describe those for me. strud: hayden answers the phones and does customer service, oversees amazon and the facebook and social media. l

buddy, you are going to be cold tonight. too many people that say, "i wish i did" in their life. and i don't want to be one of those people. i want to say i did the things i wanted to do and i don't want to wait until i'm much older to say, ok, now i can life. to me, you don't know how long your life is going to be so you should just live it, and i have to include him, because he's living it too. sox! this weekend, millions of people across brazil are preparing for the world's biggest party — carnival. the main celebration in rio de janeiro lasts five days, but the action does not stop there. over 500 parties line the streets of rio during carnival season, and this year you're in luck, because the mayor has more than doubled the celebration, from 23 days to 50. so in 2020, there's plenty of time to join the fun. carnival began here almost 300 years ago as a ball for the portuguese elite. but since then, it's opened up to everyone. local groups called samba schools prepare all year round for the events, designing floats and c

buddy, you are going to be cold tonight.n their lives. and i don't want to be one of those people. i want to say i did the things i wanted to do and i don't want to wait until i much older to say, ok, don't want to wait until i much olderto say, ok, now don't want to wait until i much older to say, ok, now i can go live life. to me, you don't know how long your life is going to be so you should just live it, and i have to include him, because he's living it to. socks! this weekend, millions of people across brazil are preparing for the world's biggest party, carnivale. the main celebration in rio de janeiro lasts five days, but the action does not stop there. 0ver janeiro lasts five days, but the action does not stop there. over 500 parties lined the streets of rio during carnival season, and this year you are during carnival season, and this yearyou are in during carnival season, and this year you are in luck, because the mayor has more than doubled the celebration, from 23 days to 50. so in 2020, there is plenty of time to

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i was at 21, i had lunch with my buddy and he said what they are saying on wall street is that he broughtis wallet to a knife fight. [laughter] >> greg: that's good. >> geraldo: i thought it was a shoddy performance by mayor bloomberg. i thought he was unprepared. how could he not be ready for the obvious attack that your grandmother knew were coming. i thought, that was the part that seemed most shocking to me, how woefully unprepared he was. i mean, if you have a staff of 40,000 people, at least half like, two guys to give you six zingers to use over a two hour debate beauty know it's going to be about stop and frisk. have an answer for stop and frisk for you know it's going to be about buying your way into the race, have an answer for buying your way into the race. talk about the struggle, talk about your family had nothing in this is the american dream and why are we putting down the american dream, and how did we become this nation of mediocrity where success is somehow something to be shunned? i thought it was really very amateur. >> greg: he wasn't a good proponent for capitalism.

>> oh, yeah, that was my buddy, i think his name was gray. >> he was my uncle. >> he was my buddy, myartha: he turned 101 the other day, joining me now is tim gray, the foundation founder and going back to iwo jima with a very special group of veterans, great to see you and you are about to take the trip i took last year, why is it so important we remember this battle? >> where do we begin? the brutality of that fight was unprecedented and when you talk about what happened on that island and everyone always says the japanese were not on iwo jima, they were in iwo jima. all the preinvasion's didn't do anything, this became an individual marine fight against the japanese. it was a close quarters battle and it was the was the bayonet and pistol and the flamethrower and marines had to go cave to cave and to fortification to get these japanese out and there were 21,000 japanese on the island, by the end of the fight, there were less than a thousand. the brutality of the fight is what stands out to me. >> martha: the thing that stands out to me as the people who did it, the young man who ar

sean hannity and say why don't you go on my buddy sean's show? speak i've been trying to get them to come out, we always invite him to, but you sent me on the road to do some of your dirty work for you. >> sean: share the love, that's all i'm saying. i'm not going to hold my breath. lawrence jones, great job. >> sean: well, i missed it. i wanted to hear what he said. that's okay, joining me now, florida former flow to governor, nikki haley is with us, thank you governor for being with us. good to see you. it's really coming down to -- >> great to be with you. >>>> sean: that when everything free, college is free, health care is free, everything is free, although i must say mayor bloomberg has a very unique plan. if you reach a certain age, the not going to give you any health care, go home and i, which is very interesting but anti-second amendment, higher taxes, burdensome regulation, some version of getting us off of oil and gas, the lifeblood of our economy, quickly, which is a bad idea, and it socialism versus me. >> you know, it's amazing bec

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i mean, your buddy backtracks with you on a promise, that's not such a good buddy anymore on a promiseg. that is a big one for her. it's not a small one. it's not a policy, that was central to her appeal but it doesn't change your support. p p >> it doesn't change my support because she still wants to pass bills and laws that are going to get money out of politics. >> laura: but she has to spend it first. >> but the system hasn't changed.d. >> laura: barbara, her poll numbers in her home state, here is where they are. in massachusetts, bernie is at 25%, elizabeth warren is at 17%, biden is at 9% in massachusetts. if you can't win your home state, where are you staying in this race? it just ends up fracturing the party more. >> i'm really not that impressed with poll numbers. i have been voting for 50 years and the whole time, not one time have i ever been polled on who i'm going to vote for. >> laura: so you don't believe any poll? >> i don't believe any poll. >> laura: well, they certainly weren't accurate last time. >> we will have to wait and see. when i go to vote tomorrow, and i w

. >> watch the full "after words" interview between sally pipes and republican congressman buddy carter of georgia tonight at 10 p.m. eastern. [inaudible conversations] >> and starting now live from the savannah book festival, here's kent garrett and jeannie ellsworth on harvard university's graduating class of 1963 that included 18 african-american men that were recruited to the school as an early step in affirmative action. [inaudible conversations]

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buddy, you are going to be cold tonight.e that say, "i wish i did" in their life. and i don't want to be one of those people. i want to say i did the things i wanted to do and i don't want to wait until i'm much older to say, ok, now i can life. ——now i can go live life. to me, you don't know how long your life is going to be so you should just live it, and i have to include him, because he's living it too. sox! heavy rain and flooding seems to be a recurrent theme this very wet february and we have more troubles on whether on the way. at the moment there are over 100 flood warnings in force with the increasing markedly across parts of northern england and scotla nd across parts of northern england and scotland in the last 2a hours. and look at this, we have a 4000 mile long weather front coming our way underneath all this cloud two areas of low pressure, one on sunday and one on monday, both of these have the potential to cause further problems. first of all, tonight's area of low pressure. cloud will quickly increase, outb

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but at one such meeting he was with his marine buddies and asked them, how many of you have a gun atbut if you notice it says one of the things to make a contribution is the brady effort against gun violence. but let's enjoy this. i will just give you one example. and then the publisher agreed to publish if they contributed some money to the publishing. i had grandkids and they said is this difficult? he said it is done all the time and i will pay half of it. but i think in that long consideration and to what pushed me over the edge. to be so flocked and flouted and so hard in the current climate of politics and journalism. it made the last public thing that he did was a greer report? >> and then would treat me into the program and said good morning to each other. i don't recall ever raising this but we drifted into sorting and are starting to do that but at the end of the program and would say good night robin and i would say and now i say it for the last time, good night jim. >>. and he would have let all of us know it. as others have said today he was unusually comfortable with hi

. >> watch the full after words interview between sally pipes and buddy carter of georgia tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. at recent talk at miami university in hamilton, ohio, former ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich saying that the solutions to american's problems need to come from bottom up. >> most politicians listen to us and i will give you a couple examples, the civil right's movement, you think that they pass the civil rights law on their own? martin luther king went to see john kennedy and kennedy, he left the white house and he said kennedy didn't care. he was really upset about it. what happened over time because of king and some of the people i mentioned, people began to see that we needed justice and the pressure came from the bottom up the marchs, the gassing, the dog bitings, the jailings, it didn't square with us as free people. we wanted justice and we demand ed justice and the politicians after a decade's long struggle began to pass the laws. women suffrage, do you think those guys wanted to give you your power? they didn't. and you think about

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you hit a homer, buddy >> thank you >> jimmy: you hit a homer. >> thank you >> jimmy: here, i'll givee to walk me through everything but first, what a great halftime show. >> thank you >> jimmy: that was unbelievable [ cheers and applause 100 -- 100 million people watched -- oh, no, 110 million people watched it on tv. your halftime show alone has gotten over 100 million on youtube in less than a week. >> thank you >> jimmy: i mean, it's obviously -- [ cheers and applause when i say that you knocked it out of the park, i mean -- you hit a home run it's unbelievable. and i know you how much did you rehearse for this >> i got emotional because we did, we worked so hard [ light laughter ] we started rehearsing in november for my set. and, you know, it was just every single day, every single day for the -- it's a short amount of time, you know what i mean but, so much goes into that moment and it's hundreds of people. they put that stage together in seven minutes. and then you get on it and then you rock and it's just -- it's crazy. it is such a big deal. and -- >> jimmy: i mean, like wal

come on, buddy thank you so much.>> they're doing great we've actually just come back from a ski trip, which was nice, which we try to do annually >> jimmy: oh, that's cool. >> but i found that actually, you get to a certain age and you obviously try to compete especially when i've got young sons you know, you try to compete with them, and there was one run where we were on this little run and i feel, "i'm gonna try a few things." you know >> jimmy: sure >> as you do so my son, my 15-year-old son went first and then i got someone else to film me as i'm going down the jump so i thought, "i'm gonna do some jumps," and i'm not gonna do it again because i probably shouldn't. >> jimmy: yeah >> so as i'm going down, i made the first few jumps, and i was like, "i'm on fire." >> jimmy: yeah >> so i get to the end of the run, and i say, "give me my phone. i've just killed this run. so i literally pull out my phone and i start looking at the video. and i thought i was jumping probably two feet. [ laughter ] i literally was like

on the scene behind me where the sign ins, buddy holly the summer before he died. turn, it was the mayor's to be on the stage. formerhis afternoon, vice president joe biden will be here as well to try to make his pitch with iowa voters. we want to get your phone calls and get your impressions of what you heard from the candidates, and your impressions so far of campaign 2020. democrats, 202-748-8000, 1, four-800 republicans, and independents, 202-748-8002. we go to virginia, democratic caller. caller: i am just calling to say that i do like pete. i believe he is a fresh air for the democratic party in this nation. saidt hope -- one thing he about democrats, once we elect to ever will be that the representative -- whoever will be the representative, we all together from if it is about rallying around this country to get to vote and get in to change what is going on today. and that is itmayor pete. host: angela, is the mayor your first choice? caller: yes. host: he is? your first choice? caller: yes. host: who is your second choice? caller: second choice would be joe

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you are appreciated. >> i'm just talking to someone i know. >> good sign, buddy. all right. biden picked up nobody? biden still at 10. pete? >> 19. >> 19, so you picked up three. -- i, i have a hot chili have actually to give these back to you. the warren people who realigned are going to sign on the bottom, the back, right hand corner. sign your newto choice and then just initial it. you three people are going to put your new choice right here and then initial it. >> we've done that at the top already. >> so you put the new choice here? >> no, no, no, not second preference. >> oh. cross that out. >> just put right there and then initial it. >> bernie sanders. >> it's not second preference. it's a third realignment. we have done the second realignment. while, then we will fix it later -- well, then we will fix it later. i'm going to let you have these back for a second. whose are these? then i'm keeping them. sorry. i got confused. the warren people who are now pete people, bottom right and corner of the back, put pete, your initials, and give those to dustin. klobuchar, did

russian collusion but you know who is being investigated for possible occlusion this week yes our old buddy from n.b.c. news his own john brennan yes the u.s. justice department is looking into the former cia director's role and into how exactly the intelligence community came up with the assessment that the russian government interfered in 2016 and if that assessment was an honest one stone from random elections russians my goodness and his day job who all over again as we start watching the hawks. what's going on on a city the streets. that are so you'd like to see see the crisis joyce state and see drone strikes graves suggests least systemic deception is the late show which would be some real. world we're going to watching the rover and i'm. goodness gracious to malaysia it is russia gate over again i'm getting flashbacks of feel like it's 20162017 it's going to trip me a little bit absolutely i mean it was a big book the media blink years ago and i think that a lot of these organizations are still trying to rail on it even though right now i think the american public in general is very