this argument is a cliche. you wouldn't catch the administration countering with a cliche. >> the united states does not leave our men and women behind in uniform. >> jon: touche, cliche. alright. let's do. this. >> we don't negotiate with terrorists. >> we leave no one behind. >> you do not negotiate with terrorists. >> you never leave a man behind. >> we don't negotiate with terrorists. >> a good soldier never leaves a man behind. >> jon: you know, the only way -- the only way to really way -- the only way to end a cliche-off is to gree to disagree. alright a magnificent wonderful complicated story. happy? can we get back to it and enjoy the shining moment for our nation. >> all of the early joy and celebration of bergdahl's release has been clouded over several growing controverse >> jon: several. we negotiated with terrorism. >> did the president break the law? >> do you believe the president has endangered the country. >> is this a impeachable defense? >> jon: alright. a magnificent wonderful complicated s

, cliche.ht you want to have a cliche off. let's do this, bro. >> would do not negotiate with terrorists. we leave no one behind. you do not negotiate with terrorists. >> relieve no one behind. >> the united states is does not negotiate with terrorists. >> you never leave a man behind. >> we don't negotiate with terrorists. >> a good soldier never leaves a man behind. >> well, it's simple that way. that's it for "special report." i'm chris wallace in washington. "on the record" with greta van susteren starts right now >>> the bergdahl swap, a bargain or a blunder. >> u.s. policy has changed. now we make deals with terrorists. >> and does president obama think this is just another phony scandal? >> i am never surprised by controversies whipped up in washington. >> "on the record" investigates live from the nation's capitol. >> this is a fox news alert. fox news obtaining secret documents showing bowe bergdahl declaring i jihad while in captivity. james rosen has broken the story. james? >> greta

such is the cliches pretty ending to the so-called issue of sexual minorities i would like to remind you that your country from many other countries russia does not accept criminal prosecution for nontraditional sexual orientation for being homosexual issue does not mean it's a criminal prosecution for that whereas quite a few countries that are even consider themselves democratic they still maintain the. yes literally russia does not practice death penalty capital punishment you know country practice but i do agree we need to improve our legislation over time and i hope you will stay in touch. for this and other issues with mr president thank you very much. colleagues are happy and welcome to ask their questions mr prefer or. really until the vision i have a question to both presidents mr putin the european union has been trying to. do just its policies on ukraine saying changed. by urging russia to change its policies do you consider ostrich should be your ally in your fight for ukraine and my other question is addressed as mr president fischer you have mentioned some differences i

old cliche but fourth game is always the toughest one to get.know we'll get their best effort. >> we have a young team. we have pretty veteran team who have been through a lot together, and um, a team that i remember drew saying at the start of playoffs hates to see another team get the better of them. >> let me just make this clear. it's over -- okay. >> it's done. even if the rangers win tonight it's over. >> i would have to agree with you. >> stanley cup will be in seattle this summer, too. >> bring it over. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clhey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? what just happened? check your wallet. no. no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and deposit checks right from your phone at td bank. america's most convenient bank. that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. [ male announcer ] we showed people a

kind of characters but i didn't feel that this was a cliché version of it i felt that it was in thatworld so i was kind of torn because i wanted to break out you know you get a lot of. parts that are just trekkies and they're very generic and two dimensional and i thought i just want to you know i don't necessarily think i'll get collin ferals rejects but i could at least do something outside of it and i thought all right this seems special and they they flesh these guys out so that they're real people and feel over of feel really lucky to get to do we could be having flown so and. he he did absolutely he was part of the original groundlings and was was a character actor is a character actor and so i grew up around i grew up kind of going to the groundlings i guess and on that stage and know brooks and mel brooks and my dad was in a lot of mel brooks movies and so i think you know at a certain point i played music a lot my whole life that's what that's what i thought i was going to do and i thought well god i don't know i i've always i feel like i'm kind of in this world a little and

sometimes cliches are cliches for a reason. because they're good ideas to start with.ect world upon reaching said enchanted island you jump into the warm atlantic waters. and if you could, you'd have a classic soundtrack to this adventure like samba, for instance. splash around for a while. maybe enjoy a nice cold beer or two. >> you truly have not taken a beach until a man has set up the caipirinha station. then you know the lz is secure. i love nature. and caipirinhas. ooh, what's going on here? caipirinha. please. sweet. this alone is an argument for the greatness of this country. and what goes great with caipirinhas on the beach? how about some barbecue? ♪ >> you eat it with the shell here, by the way. unless i'm mistaken. please, morrissey, don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh. well. >> to complete the picture, maybe a large fish. maybe some crab. >> you know, anytime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated

cliches are cliches for a reason. three weeks ago on primary day, they simply didn't do it.used on the ad war, and they didn't have the kind of ground operation that they really needed to turn out people who have been voting for thad cochran, not in primaries, because he hasn't had a primary like this before, but for generations in three decades. they really redoubled their efforts. when i say they, i'm talking about the cochran campaign, but also a superpac headed by haley barbour, the nephew of haley barbour, who was very much involved in this effort. and they worked hard to get out, as we've been talking about, not just republicans, but democrats as well. the african american community in the union community down in the south and the coast, that was hit so hard by katrina, that thad cochran really talked about the fact that he got so much money back here, federal dollars back here to help them. they went back down and said 245i6 got to come out. this is really the time that we need you. so it seemed to have paid off. >> and gloria, what is the message that this race in mi

lot in the past few days. >> y'all want to have a cliche' off? let's do this, bro. >> we do not negotiate with terrorists. >> we leave no one behind. >> you do not negotiate with terrorists. >> we leave no one behind. >> the united states does not negotiate with terrorists. >> you never leave a man behind. >> we don't negotiate with terrorists. >> a good soldier never leaves a man behind. [ applause ] >> the only way to really end a cliche' off is to agree to disagree. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. with esuran

started right away, the journey of a book always starts with the author and there's that inevitable clichÉquestion, so how did this novel, though? where did you get your ideas and try to make this a little more original. i want to go to the very back of the book where there's a set of acknowledgments were lynn says thanks to my parents and grandparents for their granting me a at the old times. there's also an author's note with a the bibliography of nine books on references to hornaday expedition can which is a buffalo hunt sponsored by the smithsonian and the ouachita incident, an attack by custer's seventh calvary on an indian village. they figure largely in the book and they will offense. harry had very real offense that has been turned into a truly lovely, engrossing, readable novel that we are here to find out how that happens, starting with where you got your ideas and why were you thinking your parents and grandparents? >> yeah, great questions. thank you, barbara for that introduction in december at the book i wish i could memorize that. i think my parents and grand parents because

the cliche that is firemen are great cooks. in this case, the cliche is true.re cooking up a family meal. is every firefighter expected to cook reasonably well? >> if they don't, they catch hell. >> really? >> yeah. >> it's almost a perfect society in that sense. because in a perfect society, i believe, everybody should be able to feed themselves and their friends or their family, at least reasonably well. in that if they're not able to do that, they should be shunned and demonized and marginalized. >> agreed. most of the firemen are known for their cooking. we cook some outstanding meals. we've learned to shop, we've learned to shop with less to feed more. you don't want to be a belly-robber. you better bring some food back for the boys. >> firefighters in my experience are a lot like the marines i've met over the years. no matter how badly led, ridiculously underequipped, underappreciated, no matter how doomed their mission, they take a bizarre and quite beautiful pride in at least being screwed more than anybody else. and doing it with style. they seem to do

felt like i was a walking clichÉ. there she is.her artist who had all that success and now she is they cropped. i think when you read the book you understand it wasn't her who spent all her money. there was no money to spend. i had to pretend. that's the toughest inc. attending i had billions of dollars, when i don't. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- how grateful are you about the business of show business. this won't happen again? >> it won't happen again. that was held. i have learned a lot. had to do it again the same thing would have happened, but i have learned it's ok to have all that stuff happened to you. have thisn i wouldn't wonderful world of music. >> your first and groups he was about a business deal. you are not the first person in the business to file bankruptcy. the second was for health reasons. anybody paying attention knows the number one reason most americans file for bankruptcy is health. >> i didn't know that. it's a fact. health care costs have been for years the number one re

. >> germans are punctual, organized, and hard-working -- at least that is according to clichÉs, buthermans can also be the exact opposite -- germans can also be the exact opposite, when they are on holiday, for example. hordes of binge drinking forests are proof of that -- hordes of binge-drinking torus -- tourists are proof of that. authorities have enacted new laws to clear things up. >> welcome to one of mallorca's most infamous stretches of each. it is party central for tourists , especially german ones. >> i had been here for three hours, and it is incredible. son, summer, sand, and booze by the bucket full at the beach. you forget work and everything and drink it all away. >> you can party with a cool bunch of people. it is cheap but still nice, and you can just go wild, not like in germany. >> but that could soon be over. since the start of june, police have not only been keeping their eyes on sheldon, but forests -- torus -- torus -- tourists, too. >> this is information. the next time is a report. 200 euros. >> drinking alcohol in public is taboo now outside of cars and res

i think it is a bit of a clichÉ.use we are in capital markets and bankers must think in a certain kind of way -- i know you know. we have worked together on certain projects. it's a problem with our political democracy right now that we cannot get certain things done. >> reform the tax structure. >> we cannot pass tax -- >> entitlements? >> how about immigration reform where people may want to come to this country because people want to start their businesses, the most talented people in the world want to start their business and we cannot do that. i am not blaming a single person. >> nor am i. i'm just saying are we doing enough? on the issue of immigration -- clearly, you would think immigration reform. the republicans do not want to talk about it because they do not want to talk about it as an midterm issue because they want to talk about other things. it will not be a big issue in the midterm elections. >> again, i'm going to try to be -- in the interest of neutrality, i would say that there are other people who

tumbler ic artist's log you will signed a guide to cliches and inconsistencies we see in american movies. heroes always refuse medical assistance or always space to find a parking or hollywood directors imagine or hollywood dira1x1xs imagine 06/02/14 06/02/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! back in the clinton administration, would not have imagined in the same room, is the same chair as a few years later, people would be sitting around with long lists and folders with pictures and names of people and voting on who would live and who would die. i think we might never have authorized the first use of leth

, but many of the cliches are clee shaiches, because they true, true, and that is what it is in this case. >> thank you, mike taibbi. >>> we are following news out of bos ton's logan airport as a southwest air looline backed in another jet pulling out of the gates no. injuries, but damage to one plane. there were over 100 passengers on that flight to kansas city, and all of the passengers have been accommodated on other flights. >>> and the controversy of bowe bergdahl's release has more information provided by the talib taliban. this prompts a hearing today at the white house where doctors are saying at landstuhl, germany, that he is physically okay to come home, but has yet to deal with the emotional wounds. he has not spoken to his family and he said that his captivity was terrifying and he said that he was confined to a tiny space like a box and kept in the dark for long periods of time in captivity. and john kerry defended the move of the exchange in his first public comments. take a listen. >> what i know today is what the president of the united states knows, that it would hav

i wanted to understand it in a way that wasn't about a cliche. it wasn't about how failure can be better than success but i really wanted to understand the dynamic of what can happen in someone when they find j.k.rowling that can rise. it's a story about all these individuals who had that journey. >> rose: you found this, you discovered this, you became interested in this that failure has value at a moment in your live by observation or experiences. >> both. >> rose: you seem like someone who never seen failure. >> i have to remind people it is both. it's not a memoir, i should be very clear. it's not a veiled memoir. but i did have kind of a detonation of experience in my life at a young age, teenager that let me see the fear of failure was often was motivating me, you know, more than the desire for success. and it happened when i was in high school and it was actually about an art competition that i had one and then failed in and the failure taught me more about myself and that success and i wrote about that from my application essay to college

one thing that i promise you -- [laughter] one thing i promise you, i will stay away from the tired clichÉsof commencement, things like do what makes you happy, don't use the laundry room and saybrook. [applause] [laughter] that is about all i will say about that. [laughter] , "time"ter we graduated magazine came out with his famous man of the year issue. , "time" did not pick one man or one woman. they picked our entire generation. "time" expressed high hopes for us. they predicted that we would cure the common cold and cancer, too. they predicted we would build smog-free cities and we would end poverty and war once and for all. i know what you are thinking -- we really crushed it. [laughter] question. did my generation get lost? well, that is a conversation for another time. -- me put one theory to rest it is not true that everyone in my generation experimented with flomax,lthough between viagra, now we do. [applause] [laughter] i did have some pretty creative classmates back then. e., of my good friends in j. i will set it right for you guys right now. one of my friends had at least two

look, it's okay a cliche that you know gee people in business like myself, we're big smoking big cigars -- it has a little bit of it. the fact of the matter is -- >> rose: problem solving. >> no, again i feel this very strongly. i think it's a shame that our education system is in the shape that it is. we started the conversation talking about energy. there are things that we can do. the point in politics make it very hard to legislate. i would like to see legislation done the blessing we've been handed, lower our energy costs and revitalize manufacturing of the jobs that come with manufacturing in this country. i would like to see that happen. i think that would help, that would help. >> rose: are you doing everything that you know how to do to push those ideas forward? are you? >> of course, i am. right now i'm talking to. of course exactly. >> rose: i do think these are important questions i really do. i don't think we're getting our hands around them enough and we have to ask ourselves is this between rich and poor growing, growing and are we doing enough and in a sense to find ways

>> that whole cliche of don't sweat the small stuff, you really are too exhausted to sweat the small carrying a diaper bag and a child. >> spending time with 44-year-old driver you realize she can't sweat the small stuff because on op top of everything else she's a singer and songwriter. ♪ she got her first recording contract at age 19. since then driver has made two cds with producer and musician. her third cd an album of covers of other artist's songs comes out in september. are people surprised to find out that you sing? >> yeah. particularly at the beginning there was a lot of raised eyebrows, this is going to be a total car wreck. ♪ then the best then to do was invite people to say, well just come hear. i'm not going to address any of your kind of snidery. can you tell me what's happening? >> she even lent her musical talent for closing title song of another recent project, the independent movie "return to zero" which aired on lifetime in may. >> your baby is dead. >> come on! >> driver portrays a woman whose child is stillborn in the eighth month of pregnancy. >> i knew it woul

. >>> how many cliches can you come up with that happened to the heat.nd game one of the nba finals. lebron james carried off with cramps and the air conditioning in the at&t center was not working and the temperatures in the 9090s. and the spurs were not affected. lebron couldn't take the heat, and now he is feeling the heat. >> you should know me by now. i don't care. i really don't. i don't care what people say me, i really don't care. >> and the coverage begins here at 7:30 and see the game on the mobile device downloading the 6abc app and logging on with your satellite cable pri provid. >> thank you. >>> some of the best basketball players in west philadelphia high school history returned to the hardwood today. current students and faculty with a pep rally for the 1977 team. it was a legendary team. that season the team earned a perfect 33-0 record, and a national championship. the players went home with personalized jersey today and new banners were put up in the gym. >> the very important, all-important weekend accuweather forecast. >> i'm smiling

they want to be proud of services, not just the clichÉs of football.hen you talk to people here are a lot of people are saying that they don't want to see their team win the world cup because they know that it will bring a boost to the polls in the presidential elections and we will see this regime, the overspending, it will bring them another term in office. they are very divided and it is a very strange, mutant atmosphere over the last couple of days. >> thank you so much for joining us. and all right, we have to take a short one minute break, but coming up we take a look at the first summit on sexual violence and conflict. >> also, who will win the fight over who will assume the eu presidency? don't go away. >> welcome back. an end to the culture of impunity, the message of the first global summit against sexual violence and conflict. >> activists and human rights campaigner, angelina jolie, and william hague, launched the event and london. >> 150 countries have in forced. the summit is stepping up pressure on governments around the world to take ac

so you know how europe's dependence on russian gas for it seems something of a cliche is it really russia or the transit countries which caused a problem in russia as a surprise has never halted the flow of gas to europe it only had to reroute the gas when ukraine would stop the transit. this is this goes beyond whether countries are causing or not problems the structure of long term safe reliable trade between countries requires a commitment of many players and india energy dela we have learned that security of demand is as important to secure supply i would we're seeing now in the context of european trade and the ukraine as a transit country. responsible behavior from all sides there's a conversation going on which is the right approach when there is divergence of views and these must be very welcome of course the issue is not simple but to the extent that they interested parties are participating in this dialogue it should be welcomed by everyone ok but now we have a special situation on our hands there's a civil war going on in ukraine russia is the biggest gas supplier now how will

like that little cliche there. series sweep. let's go to hotlanta. it was hot there.igh 80s, boy, those phillies fans are having fun. phanatic doll there. did you see the phanatic doll? the phillies actually had two to nothing lead in the first inning. bottom of the first against roberto hernandez. 21 homerun. scored four in the bottom half. the braves did. the phillies come back in the second. they had six straight hits. that was with two outs. chase utley knocks in run. that makes it four-three. ryan howard whose begun on fire ever since he worked in the batting cage with mike schmidt on sunday hits a double. he has an rbi. the top of that lineup really did have some rbis. and marlon byrd chipped in. now, you don't have to hit them far. you just have to hit them soft enough sometimes. the base hit, the run. phillies scored five in the inning. led seven-four. marlon byrd kind of capped it off with a score nine-five. a massive homerun. the phillies win 10-five and they sweep the atlanta braves. it was even hotter here in philadelphia. when you take part in chip kelly

i don't generally like sort of the business cliche, but -- and i don't remember if it was black and the decker or who it was, a famous line where they realize they don't make drills. they make holes. and once they started thinking of themselves in that sort of fashion, the focusing on the thing we do, i see that in mission statements. you know, we are going to do the following and then it's a paragraph. we have 18 priorities. >> yeah, right. >> well, no you don't, you don't have any priorities. >> exactly right a few ways to go on, this the word priority came into the english language in the 1400s, it was singular. stayed singular the next 500 years. only in the 1900s, did we start speaking in the plural and pry or test. >> what happened then? >> part of the industrial revolution, a certain logic that simply said you can fit it all in, you can have it all and that logic just isn't true and leds to a lot of damage. so, i'm always challenging people to go to know what's singular, if you could only do one thing, know, what is that thing? maybe you can do two or five or ten things, maybe. b

city to cliched consider and we already have a statement by secretary of state john kerry yesterday basically saying that we are starting to talk to the iranians about this i believe in vienna where the talks are ongoing right now on the issue of the rainy and snootily or program there were some side discussions over the last twenty four hours on the possibility of there being some sort of coordination between the iranians and the u.s. in kind of blocking or defeating the isis attacks in iraq so yes life place tricks on everybody and suddenly the u.s. which has the great enemy of tehran wants to have its friendship now and for a reason that has to do with its own strategic needs jon if this is a game changer of some sort say to go ahead well i want i just want to add to that i agree with what steve was saying the one of the other things that has not been commented on much of this crisis is the origins of isis and how isis became what it is today. it's partly of course the syrian civil war which is a complicated matter but it's also the support the financial support of the saudis the kuwaitis

well i'm sorry our invasion of two thousand and three started this mess and the expression it's a cliche you broke it you won't it we broke it we broke iraq. when when we invaded on bogus reasons when we didn't have enough troops there to keep a lid on it and for pete's sakes when paul bremer disbanded their army and their national police we created that insurgency i mean i'm sorry we created it it is what it is you know if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's a duck and we created the problem in iraq right now maliki is just a symptom of the problem we created the problem and then barack obama says into that in his campaign i'm going to pull of our troops out of iraq well he said that to get elected ok got it but then he got it he got into the white house and all of his military advisors are going to have any idea what's going to happen if we do pull out and he pulled out anyway it took him four years to do it any pulled out anyway and none of this has been good we we haven't done anything right there and people are blaming maliki maliki is a is a shiite if there was a sunni