former ambassador richard burt, on stage? berlin with president reagan and a trustee of the burns program. peter robinson, a white house speech writer who had primariry responsibility for the speech and the former time deputy editor who wrote a book on it roam ye romesh ratnesar. i will now hand it over to them. thank you very much. >>> we haven't rehearsed this. >> well, thank you, marcus. thank you, ambassador. it is a pleasure to be here and a delight to share the stage with these two gentlemen who both witnessed history and made some of their own. not just on that day in berlin but also throughout their careers. i will briefly just introduce them, although marcus has already got us started. ambassador richard burt, as many of you know, was at the center of a whole range of conversations that dealt with the end of the cold war. he was the assistant secretary for european and canadian affairs at the state department from 1983 to 1985. he was then the ambassador to west germany and later the principal negotiator on the strat

the killers go and kill burt lancaster‘s character, peter lund.it remained unstained by this viciousness from the city. the way i look at it, this killing doesn‘t rightly concern brentwood at all. what concerns us is protecting the lives and integrity of our citizens. this man, lund, lives here. that‘s all. the killers came from out of town. it is part of an american attitude which says that, if you want a safe, secure, comfortable life, live in somewhere like brentwood. and that notion persists to this day. and it's one of the great ideas and fallacies behind trump, that there's an america that is settled, rural or semirural, provincial, let's say, where life goes along at a leisurely but acceptable, regular pace, and people are good to one another. it is a myth, but it is a very prevalent myth. and it was very prevalent then. but sometimes the man who runs to the small town is secretly the bad guy, likejoseph cotton in alfred hitchcock‘s shadow of a doubt. uncle charlie appears quite briefly as an urban character, but in wonderfully telling ways

thank you, burt. >> thank you, sue. >>> still ahead, houston renters in hou. >> reporter: we'll show you how landlords dealt with the hurricane disaster, coming up o >>> a house panel is reportedly looking into some questionable equifax trades. according to cnbc, the house financial services committee is trying to gather more information on some options activity in the stock nearly three weeks before the company disclosed a massive data breach. the trading is considered unusual given the spike in volume. it appears as if the size of that trade could have generated millions in profit. >>> toshiba has decided to sell its memory chip business. the japanese conglomerate's most valuable asset. it's selling to private equity firm bain. that includes apple and dell technologies. for apple, it could ensure a competitive supply chain and lessen its depends on samsung. toshiba chose bain over two rival groups including western digital and taiwan's foxconn. >>> boeing is firing on all cylinders. it's the best perfect dow stock this year, up more than 60%. the company is increasing production at

geoff bailey clearly hadn't watched burt lancaster in the killers, where more or less the same thingy you! look at the oil, will you? driving into the small town where he is hiding comes the man he really didn't want to meet again —— hey, you! in the killers, a man's big—city past comes to him in the shape of two hitman hired by the man he once doublecrossed. they tracked him to that centre of smalltown life, diana —— hitmen. and the men don't exactly hide their opinion of the place their victim has run two. this is a hot town. what do you call it? brentwood. did you ever hear of brentwood? what do you ever hear of brentwood? what do you do with your nights? they eat the dinner. they all come here and beat the big dinner. the killers go and kill burt lancaster's character, peter lund, but brentwood newjersey can at least consoled itself that it remained on standby this viciousness from the city. the way i look at it, this killing doesn't rightly concerned brentwood at all. what concerns us concerned brentwood at all. what concerns us is protecting the lives and integrity of our citiz

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time since the new administration in the us to cover and a statement was issued not a sensational one burt rutan one and they've. refers to a commitment to stick to the earlier road maps. first of all i'd like to. support the importance of the quartet work and it also needs to be coordinated with the leaders of arab countries. they shouldn't just invite the. leadership of the organization to say after the talks but these arab leaders need to be part of the solution they need to contribute to it and again. the cornerstone is the arab peace initiative that's what would be. very much appropriate to engage them. there are several factors simpy the progress. of the talks first of all we don't have palestinian unity school palestinians are split the humanitarian situation together strip has deteriorated it stopped receiving. basic necessities. to meet. needs of the people we tried to reconcile. it. is the but is it divisions between those saying when you go to the streets in the west bank we are in contact with hamas and you turn faster and you want to push them to go back to the agreements you

appreciate you being here tonight. >> glad to be here, rachel. >> rob burt muert mueller is no lookingactions during the campaign but actions since he's been in office, since he's been president. is that a relevant distinction in terms of who can legally pay for the president's legal fees? >> yes, it is. when it comes to using campaign funds to pay for legal fees, they can be used not just for campaign purposes but also for official duties as a government officer. >> okay. >> so the course of the russian investigation involves both the campaign and perhaps some sort of scandal or corruption involving governmental dutys. so it is right smack dab in the middle there where donald trump can use campaign funds to help pay for his legal defense on that. >> what about donald trump junior? we have reporting that donald trump junior has had his legal fees paid for by both the republican national committee and by the president's election campaign. i asked about him in particular not just to single him out but as far as we can tell, he had no official role on the campaign. does that mean that the

we have plenty of water in the pool. >> thank you, burt. i wish you the best of luck.re of these little ones. you know, one of the reasons people are concerned is they're going to go and get plywood and board up their homes. they're trying to get batteries and finding that, you know, at home depot they're out of batteries. they're out of generators. they're out of gas cans. you know, peter, people are really starting to feel the panic set in here as supplies are dwindling. back to you. >> tammy leitner on the ground in puerto rico. we're thinking of the families there. tammy, you as well, be safe, please. >>> live on msnbc we want to show you some live pictures of protesters taking over the house minority leader nancy pelosi's d.r.e.a.m.er news conference event about those nearly 800,000 daca recipients in this country, their status still unclear. we'll have details of this developing story. that's next here live. >>> also, the republican effort to repeal obamacare is on the brink of coming back from the dead. can the gop swing any of the four senators who voted agains

one officer, burt ramon, helped save more than 1,000 people even though he was fighting stage 4 coloner round of chemotherapy yesterday at a cancer treatment center in tulsa, oklahoma. that's where david begnaud caught up with him. david, good morning. >> reporter: dana, good morning. when the officer finished rescuing people, he came here to the cancer treatment centers of america. he's been doing it every two and a half weeks for the last year and half. he'll tell you his life literally depends on it. but his wife will tell you when the floodwaters started to rise in houston, he put everything about his safety on hold so that the people of houston could depend on him. >> i feel great. i feel good. i feel strong. >> reporter: when houston police officers burt ramon posed for this picture, he was sending a signal to his wife cindy. >> that's me giving thumbs up that i'm okay. don't want anybody worrying about me. >> reporter: he became one of the heroes of hurricane harvey, helping rescue nearly 1,500 people. many were children, all desperate. >> this is where we unloaded all the seni

the prices and maybe even on that basis for this idea it would be embraced by the whole burt their whole point of the price to understand it is that. alfred nobel he wrecked and lived all over the word and he had the global perspective of not over what was good for each separate country but what was the best solution for the world as a whole and there are people in the world today who are going across all local all barriers all differences in the religion political system and all kinds of race and belief that are the n.g.o.s who are working around the u.n. system and. trying to drum out their common interest of humanity and once you take that perspective of the nobel peace prize it will be very possible for all citizens of this we're joined to stand and this is the way to security and prosperity all right gentlemen that we must end it many thanks indeed for being with us for a half mile in oslo. korea is in bexhill and from chicago seem ibraheem thank you for watching the program don't forget you can see inside story again at any time just by going to the website at al-jazeera dot com fo

burt i do know that he has had conversations with individuals and relevant stakeholders in this process on both sides that know that that is an issue. w whether daca existed or not, the fact that there are 4 million people in this age group that are unemployed and certainly why creating a better job market is important. >> i don't know that we heard the rest of your answer. you said that the reason that attorney general jeff sessions put out the earlier statement on camera was because it was a legal argument. a lot of what we've been talking about in here is a legislative argument. why have we not heard from the president directly on this? and can we expect to hear from him later today. >> you have heard directly from the president. he issued a statement directly from the statement. >> why wasn't attorney general jeff sessions that went on camera when the president hasn't went on camera to make this case today about what a big heart he has and how compassionate he is and how he wants congress to take legislative action on this to essentially save daca? >> the president has spoken about

minister said he'd issued a statementjointly with the international development minister alistair burtutbreak of violence. condemning the attacks by rohingya militants on burmese security forces. at the same time, the uk also strongly urge the security forces in rakhine to show restraint and called for all parties to de—escalate the tensions. the mp who'd asked the urgent question was unimpressed. i have to say, i'm a little bit disappointed by the response of the minister in the way he started by suggesting as if somehow the rohingya muslims and these people had caused this to occur. he must be aware that in the last number of years, there has been a semester matic rape and murder on burning and beheading of people of the rohingya community. this is one of the worst outbreaks of violence in decades. the international community is sidelined as they watch another one the envelope before our eyes is. does the minister agree that this situation requires urgent integration, and can he tell us what concrete action the government and prime minister had taken today to deal with this? very sor

i asked sally field, did burt sleep with his toupee on?ence laughs] rubenstein: what was the answer, or the question? heh, and i would never do that today. i wouldn't do it, because-- i was doing it 'cause i was getting pushed by the producers, like, "people wanna know, people wanna know." so i was thinking i was doing it on behalf of the audience. she shut down. and i could see that it embarrassed her. and i never got another thing from her. so i thought, "okay, that was wrong." i learned from that. so while you were there doing this show, you got an opportunity to be an actress on the color purple. yes. [applause] well, not just an opportunity. oh, lord. i don't even have time for this story. because i never wanted anything more in my life, david. and i haven't wanted anything as much since, as much as i wanted the color purple. i had read the book. uh, i had seen a review in the new york times. i went and bought the book. i read it that afternoon, i went back and bought eight more books. this is before i had a book club, of course. and,

one officer, burt ramon, helped save more than 1,000 people even though he was fighting stage 4 colonshed another round of chemotherapy yesterday at a cancer treatment center in tulsa, oklahoma. that's where david begnaud caught up with him. david, good morning. >> reporter: dana, good morning. we knew if we wanted an interview, we'd have to come to cancer centers of america. he'll tell you his life on it. his wife told us yesterday when the floodwaters started to rely, he sidelined his own safety so houston could depend only-on-him. when houston police officer burt ramon posed for this picture, he was sending a message to his wife cindy. >> that's a thumbs-up that i'm okay. >> he helped to rescue nearly 1,500 people. many were children. all were desperate. >> this is where we unloaded all the senior citizens from the assistant living center in kingwood. >> reporter: for four days it was treacherous. one police boat capsized. patrol officer steve perez drowned when his patrol car capsized. >> what was this one like? >> this is like an apocalypse. it's just unreal >> and it was da espe

officer burt ramone saved 1500 while battling stage four colon cancer.egnaud caught up with him after chemotherapy. >> we knew we would have to come here to cancer treatment center of america, undergoing treatment every two weeks for the last year and a half. he will tell you that his life literally depends on it. but his wife told us yesterday, that when the floodwater started to rise he side lined everything about his own safety. so that houston could depend on him. >> i feel great. feel good. feel strong. when the police officer posed for this picture he was sending a signal to wife cindy. >> giving thumbs up i am okay. you know. i let everybody worry about me. >> reporter: the 24 year police veteran became one of the heroes of hurricane harvey helping to rescue nearly 1500 people. many were children. all right were desperate. this is one unloaded on the, the senior citizens, assistive living center in kingwood. for four days it was treacherous. one police boat capsized. the sergeant drowned in his patrol car. >> you worked hurricanes, allison, rita w

. >> after i showed the it reports to senator john burt ton he sponsored the ban and after it became law, some restaurants refused to stop selling it. a california -- fledge to continue the fight, while zero began extremist may be celebrating the ruling devies the constitution. if california gets away with this, what's next, by tacon. >> until that process plays out, duck can still be sold legally. we'll keep track of what happened and report back to you. >>> law makers in sacramento took the big step -- abc 7 news reporter melanie wood row is monitoring the.com. melanie. >> the bill cleared a major hurdle after it was cleared. a legislation was the latest effort by democratic law makers to create barriers to president's donald trump campaign pledge to step up deportion efforts. >> the state cannot have its own separate independent foreign policy. i think it's ironic to have the state of california, or the agency heads of california willfully advocating the violation of federal law. >> the reality is is that you have certain sheriffs as well as the ice director, as well as the attorn

. >> after i showed the it reports to senator john burt ton he sponsored the ban and after it became law, some restaurants refused to stop selling it. a california -- fledge to continue the fight, while zero began extremist may be celebrating the ruling devies the constitution. if california gets away with this, what's next, by tby t >> until that process plays out, duck can still be sold legally. we'll keep track of what happened and report back to you. >>> law makers in sacramento took the big step -- abc 7 news reporter melanie wood row is monitoring the.com. melanie. >> the bill cleared a major hurdle after it was cleared. a legislation was the latest effort by democratic law makers to create barriers to president's donald trump campaign pledge to step up deportion efforts. >> the state cannot have its own separate independent foreign policy. i think it's ironic to have the state of california, or the agency heads of california willfully advocating the violation of federal law. >> the reality is is that you have certain sheriffs as well as the ice director, as well as the attorne

burt the raiders know how important it is to have a good back up and it looks like he's beaten out cook for the job. he has five years experience under his belt, throwing for 19 touchdowns with the buffalo bills. >> this is just beginning. my job being there for derek, this offense and when my number's called got to be able toance arcall. >> he was impressive with his 62-yard touchdown run and the 29-13 win over the chargers and their preseason finale. today the team released matt barley. 15 players. their roster must be cut down to 53 by 1:00 p.m. on saturday. >> we know what matt could do. there's nothing he could have done in that game to change our feeling on him. we wauchbted to see more of c.j. and nick. i didn't want to get in the fourth quarter where he's pretty much running the ball anyway. we thought c.j. needed more time to play. >>> brock osweiler has gone from super bowl dhoomp unemployed in a little more than a year. he was a back up quarterback when the broncos beat the panthers. last season he led the texans to a playoff win over the raiders. he was traded to the browns

we all must learn to do ♪ ♪ you and you and and you ♪ duck and cover >> be sure and remember what burt because every one of us must remember to do the same thing. that's what this film is all about, duck and cover. this is an official civil defense film produced in cooperation with the federal civil defense administration in consultation with the safety commission of the national education association. produced by -- >> there we go again. if it goes again you're going to want to sing, right? all right. so what do you notice about that introduction? a couple of things. so i played through the song so that i could talk a little bit about the ways in which the production values of this -- both the content and the production values were framed by interactions between lots of different kinds of artists and those who were interested in conveying the actual information. so those who were interested in conveying the actual information like the federal civil defense association cited there, school safety organization from the national educational association, right. so government people collabo

. >> reporter: greg burt of the california family council and other religious advocates belief the proposed lesson plans a gay agenda and once the state education department approves the books, parents will not be able to opt their children out. the human rights campaign, a national gay rights group, isn't aware of similar legislation in any other state. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:09. reaching a major milestone. next, the changes a san francisco police department is making to its force. >> plus, growing costs. how much more money is needed for the transbay transit center construction. >> and how much time will you need to get to work this morning? we are tracking a big backup along 880. details coming up. >> it is back! the marine layer. the fog. and it's going to affect your forecast. we'll tell you who is going to cool down the most. the department has more black officers in leadership roles.. than ever before. >>> this morning a diversity milestone for san francisco police. the department has more black officers in leadership roles than ever before. this week, chief william scot

flynn's son, mike flynn junior was described by nbc news as being a subject of the investigation by rob burt mu -- robert mueller. mike pence has a good run about mike flynn junior, as well. continue ver controversy emerged about toxic conspiracy theories that serk la circulated during the campaign and controversy around mike flynn junior continuing to depend some of the most conspiracy theories during the campaign after a disturbed young man showed up at a d.c. pizza shop. mike was fired from the trump transition. again mike pence was head of the transition. his explanation for what happened is mike flynn junior wasn't really being fired because he was never tactually part of it. not true. mike flynn junior was not part of the transition. we have evidence for this until the form of the fact that mike flynn junior had been happily e-mailing conspiracy theories to reporters from his official trump transition e-mail address for quite sometime before mike pence tried to get away about lying about that, too. mike pence has a real problem in the russia investigation and in some of these white hou

it takes you close to those lee wards, maybe even close to burt rico and up into the bahamas and stays a major hurricane. matter of fact it increases in intensity to a category four. winds of 1140 miles per hour at least for 24 to 36 hours. it weakens a little bit perhaps going into the bahamas. i think this is a. q. forecast. unfortunately for thend what happens after this? this is what i will will have a better idea of as we get into tomorrow tuesday and wednesday. that's when the modeling here really starts do ing a better job. call this the spaghetti models and they're very, very consistent at least the big ones, at least the ones we generally look the at here of keeping this just north of the lee wards. it will keep them out of the package of high winds if it does this and then moves into the bahamas. we'll wait and see again later this week what is going to p that. there's a lot of different track s potentially it it could take. real quickly here, temperatures beautiful at 79- degrees. gaithersburg is 74. it's going to be a reall forecast looks like this, tomorrow, it's labor day

lawyers, if that bears out and white house counsel don mcgann is hiding documents in a safe to keep rob burt muller from getting them. he is going to have a bear of a legal fight on his hands if he tries to resist handing over documents or giving testimony to the muller inquiry on the basis of the fact he's white house counsel and shouldn't have to talk. that the an argument you could definitely litigate but he's not likely to win it. and nobody you would know would like to fund a legal fight like that because it will go to the mattresses. and how about old mike pence? mike pence the vice president has retained a very good, very expensive d.c. lawyer. it clear that mike pence needs one. he has made multiple false public statements about many of the key matters that appear to be under investigation including the firing of james comey and resignation of mike flynn. when vice president mike pence took the unusual step of setting up his political action committee very early, it was initially floated he could use the pact to raise money for his own legal defense, for his own legal fees. team penc

. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> i'm glad tonk you. >> we can meet here every night if you want. >> a lot of what makes successful tv programming is being in the right place at the right time. and it was the right time. >> entertainment journalism got more curious and more access and until that point, the entertainment business was something we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insiders' look. >> the actor of j.r. fame was with his mother as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious. you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. >> this is on camera. >> this was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guy in movies, but -- >> the audience grew and grew and that was showing us the appetite for celebrity news was big. it was big. >> get ready

happy burt dairthday, you guys. there he is. hi, larry. >> all right.. >> that's pretty good. >>> before we get to larry and the gang, check this out. we have some iconic items from camelot, the time president kennedy, hitting the auction block. and we have some of them here. two rocking chairs once owned by the president and the first lady. that is october 6th and 7th. check of the weather. let's show you what we got going on starting off with today. we are looking at record highs rip currents along the eastern that threat continues out west. floodi texas into new tomorr the wet weather rockie sunshi along the west coast. cooldo aren't great lakes. hot and humid weather continues got ni friends here. where are you from? >> tim sykes from >> you must be -- >> growing them big in miami. that's what's going on around here's going on in your >> good morning. the clouds have returned. 75 degrees. live l outside. you ca really see this cloud we throughout day today, it's going to heat up. too. 73 quantico. front still in the mid throug afternoon, unseashot.

happy burt dairthday, you guys. there he is. hi, larry. >> all right.et to larry and the gang, check this out. we have some iconic items from camelot, the time president kennedy, hitting the auction block. and we have some of them here. two rocking chairs once owned by the president and the first lady. the president, a famously bad back. his doctor suggesting he use rockers to help with the pain. >> also, a lace cantia. and a speedboat, that the president's father won at a raffle. and a painting done by the same artist that did the official jfk portrait that hangs in the white house. >> that auction is taking place here in new york on october 6th and 7th. >>> check of the weather? >> all right. we'll show you what we got going on, starting with today. we're looking at record highs in the northeast. rip currents along the eastern seaboard. thanks to maria, that fire threat continues out west. flooding rains, texas into new mexico. tomorrow, that wet weather continues through the southwest and a messy mix into the rockies. sunshine along the west coast. a

tom: thank you some much. .avid kotok and michael mckee later this hour in frank burt, ellen zentner.or: let's get the bloomberg business flash. it is a partial victory with the european union over a $1.3 billion fine. a lower court has to re-examine the appeal in the antitrust case. it could have ramifications for disputes for google and apple. factory orders unexpectedly sell in germany, europe's largest economy. the july figures were released as chancellor faces reelection for her fourth term. the german economy has picked up momentum, but the stronger euro good hurt exports. boosting natural gas demand, a royal dutch executive says the company is -- shell is helping smaller and less credit worthy customers afford liquefied natural gas. united technologies, rockwell collins, real pushback over that valuation over the last 24 hours. "the new york post" talking about speculation that boeing is looking to end the transaction, but they make it clear it is just a conversation with no substance at this point. tore is immense substance the debate on immigration in america. we saw that yes

but the mall is not clear, says new york university law professor burt newborn . case on the recent supreme court decision granting trinity luthran church public funds to make its playground safer, but in that case, as newborn, the funds were used for secular purposes, repairing a sanctuary is not the same. >> the question is can they get the money and rebuild their worship facilities? because then, the money would be going to help worship, not to help people from not getting skinned knees on a playground or being able to get food at a food bank. the attorney for the churches says fema could change its policy today if it wanted to. meanwhile, we reached out to fema for a response and they cannot comment on pending litigation. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> and in the heels of hurricane irma we're also keeping a close eye on hurricane jose, as it moves closer to the east coast. forecasters are saying the storm is expected to stay off land for now meaning that would really be a relief if it doesn't hit, passing far east of the north carolina coast on monday

burt we know right now the quake comes as hurricane katia was early saturday it has also caused widespread assess the damage. obviously bring you the latest when we get it. back up to you, steve. >> thanks very much, annie. argument between co-workers at a rockville catering company sent one man to the hospital. it happened last night caramel caterers on park lawn drive. police tell us a cook and dishwasher got into confrontation ended up with one stabbing on the other in the arm, back and leg. still no clear who stabbed whom and one man was taken to the hospital. the other was taken into police custody. police in wheaton, maryland, are hoping more witnesses will come forward after this 74-year-old man on a scooter was hit and killed by an unmarked police cruise sr. investigators sailor rhett at a can any boss was illegally driving his motorized scooter in the street when he was hit. so far at least four witnesses have come forward. the officer involved is on administrative leave with pay ending the out come of this investigation. ♪ >>> all right. let's get a check of the forecasthi off re

burt it takes strong and aggressive action to make sure that happens. they have the potential to change the transportation industry as we know it. that can be for better or worse depending on work they gave. it's incumbent upon this committee to insure workers are not left behind in this process. that they're not treated as guinea pigs. the issues are fundamentally different and potentially more culamitous than those facing passenger cars. it consequences for getting this wrong could be deadly for workers and other drivers on the road. the public discussion in congress has tended to focus on the impact of small personal cars on our daily lives, increasing mobility for the disabled and eliminating congestion in our cities. these are important but taking a cookie cutter approach and applying it to heavy vehicles is reckless. i have yet to hear a serious discussion of how we're going to make hear how it's going to not insure the countless workers also occupying the same space or how we make sure the rules would be updated the moment one of those new vehicl

we have burt fleckinger, he specializes in retailers.i love it frankly. >> you're right to love it, stuart. fewer choices means lower prices, win for consumers. worse competitive nightmare across u.s. retail. food, dollar, drug, will get hit really hard. the brand suppliers half 100 sizes of tide, colgate the rest. >>> to your point, aldi are adding hundreds of stores per career which will displace volume of up to 14,000 u.s. supermarkets. stuart: you think this will be truly disruptive? this concept of no choice, very, very limited choice, that's a major disruptter that big? >> major disruptor. shoppers save 5 to 14% on the low end. 15 to 25, 35%, versus amazon whole foods. it's a winner all the way around. it's a big nightmare for amazon as well. stuart: that is fascinating. ash and i walk into a supermarket, overwhelminged. ashley: this is german. get what you get. stuart: >> aldi big in australia. stuart: and the u.k. there is report out, black friday, the day after thanksgiving will be the busiest shopping day in u.s. history. what

if you're from ohio get behind jim burt kornacki. these are the kind of people i like around us.alked down the stairs, i made a commitment. i made a commitment, not only to donald trump, but i've made a commitment to every american citizen that's going to stand and be counted. people say we are not around anymore. people say we give up. we ain't gave up on the statues. we ain't gave up on the flag. we ain't gave up on our veterans some of us have, but we haven't. are you committed? are you committed? can i hear a, held yeah? that's what it takes to be committed. you don't show up when there's already seekers. you don't show up where there's already a crowd. you don't show up and do a little dog and pony show and walk off and leave them. you don't walk off and leave your brothers. been doing this [bleep] for brief i believe in-- [bleep] years and i ain't never left a brother. [cheers and applause] >> i don't care what color you are, what nationality you are. you are my brother. [cheers and applause] >> it's time for brothers to stand up! we tired of the keyboard warriors took we a