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joining us now to describe with us is michael cohen, the host of the michael cohen show on youtube.efore the announcement of project 2025, all before this all became a reality. now we are living with it. it is exactly what i predicted. very similar to when i was testifying before the house oversight committee. i told you, i told them, i told the whole country in the world that of donald trump lost the election in 2020 there would never be a peaceful transfer of power. i am warning the country today on your show, like i did back then, if donald trump wins in november, there will never be another election again. >> the "new york times" article out this week i think, brings to light something you have written about in both your books. that is that he saw, he threw you back in jail. not for the crimes that were scrutinized by the department of justice but because you wrote a book to talk about him. >> correct. i showed up at the request of the bureau of prisons where i was met by two individuals. two low-level bop people. they provided me with the document. i gave you those documents so

i'm saying we need a hammer not a lawsuit, aaron cohen. >> larry,.eaking in hebrew] translation, when are we going to start to speak language of middle east, here is where i am biden and harris' restraint of israel and rafah how many more hostages do you think we could have rescued had they not pulled the brakes on israel and sold them out, hersh goldberg-polin would be alive right now. that forward operating pressure that generates real-time intelligence for units, like the imam, they have a lot of blood on their hands in my opinion, they got political and caved to se anti-semitism pressure, israel has a 90% track record with rescue of hostage. andsabina raid, and israel knows how to handle operations, i agree, seal team 6, delta force, working together, we have the intel we know the areas better than anything, what do you think sinwar will do with that indictment, he will wipe something with it. that is wherism at with that, only i think that hamas understands, we agree, that military pressure, the fact is, that the reason why israel has been succe

don't take it from michael cohen.dy else that has written accurately about him. take it from him. it is his words. he's warning you, in advance, what he intends to do and that intention is to complete and total destruction of our rule of law and the constitution. >> why do you think people are shrugging him off like he's not serious? >> i have no idea. i can't figure out. i mean, listen to all of the vile things that he said. he's marginalized, he's denigrated every single community in this country but one. the white supremacists. it is the only group that he hasn't. he comes down the golden escalator, it is mexicans and then muslims and jews and hispanics and friends of mine, who are smart, jewish folk from the upper east side, we're all in for trump, he has these idiots bamboozled. >> why? >> for many of them it is money. >> an autocracy is not a stable economy. >> they believe it will become the american oligarchs or there will be no taxes or something like that. for mem, i'm not sure why they even think this way.

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aaron cohen, what did i miss? it was a personal success that this secret service agent saw that barrel of the gun, i guess it was a short barrel. but nonetheless, where was all of the perimeter coverage? the multilayer coverage, what about the stock -- toxicity as i'm calling it. >> larry, your monologue you nailed it, multilayer security is what joe biden has and donald trump does not, reason why biden has it, every sitting president because, so would take a multilayer event from one of these wackos to be able to fire a shot. the fact is that there was not full perimeter protection which is the fourth or fifth layer in the security bubble. reason is because trump has a scaled down version. trump should have more security than biden, reasons is because of what you just said, the rhetoric being per peperpetuated by left, and shut out through smut system of media, the same tactic hamas uses it creates extremism and secret service sends one or two agents, ahead of trump, they were lucky they spotted that guy, had the

jonathan cohen and his company evacuated their home almost a year ago following the october 7th, how most terror attacks ordered the homeless located in the area bordering live on of to several months on moving from place to place. they found somewhere to stay in haifa back home cooling is one of an estimated 60000 is radius who has been unable to return to the noise because of hezbollah attacks the do support at the support a wider operation. i'm afraid i have many friends. i have family, i have a lot of people that i know that could be going into level 9 or are guys but we have, we have to solve it for once and for all we have to solve it. it's got to be it's got to be done as the law has extended the range of its attacks, deeper into israel. and just using heavier weapons is versus it's aims to remove the threat posed by the time group and returned displace presidents to northern israel. it has become a will go for the 10, yahoo government, a goals at a position vida and former vocabulary meant that they need guns also supports we have no choice, but to defend ourselves. it's true

trump survives a second assassination attempt in two months, we have congressman cory mills, aaron cohensenator tommy tuberville and rand paul on that today but first up we go to capitol hill, chad pergram with all the latest, what can you tell us. >> in afternoon lawmakers are outraged that a second gunman came so close to shooting former president trump, lawmakers are fuming at another near catastrophe for the second time in as many months. >> i am stunned i am shocked and this is sobering treatise i attempted nine weeks during the heated political season unless they condemn all violence but this insane level of political violence which came so close to yet again potentially wounding or killing mr. trump. >> both sides condemned the assassination attempt in the strongest of terms president biden tried to lower the temperature especially ahead of the election. >> i voice condemn political violence and always will in america we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot box not at the end of a gun. >> gop members believe the left must answer for white-hot rhetoric pennsylvania repu

his father said cohen suffered from brain bleeding and swelling. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. that same day, alabama high school quarterback caden tellier passed away after a head injury that happened on a tackle during a game which rocked his hometown of selma, alabama, at least 5 other young football players died in the month of august. the oldest being just 16 from either here had related injuries. again, these are all just children. but last month wasn't the norm here at the national center for catastrophic sport injury research says that there were just 16 football-related deaths. all of last year among the millions of athletes that play youth and college football. so football fatalities are rare but no less tragic, which is why ryan craddock cohen's father is trying to push for schools to attach padded head protectors called guardian caps to helmet something the nfl is already using to protect its own players. i think that the guardian could in this situation. >> maybe improve. and and you know, the days my job. thank yo

between roy cohn and donald trump, can you explain to roy cohen was and who he was to donald trump?ing the mccarthy hearings and he was a formidable and fearsome infamous lawyer and power broker and was mentor to donald trump in the '70s. >> stephen: absolutely heartless vicious person. >> jeremy: a vicious person whom winning was the only moral measure and believed essentially in the film sort of explains these things as he codified them always attack, deny everything, and never admit defeat, and the movie is -- explores these two outsiders who became the ultimate insiders and this young man who was a striver from the boroughs navigating his way through the social darwinism of '70s new york who met to this mentor at the right time and this mentor showed him the inner workings of power and sort of gave him the playbook. so the movie is about the making of donald trump and it shows us how we came to be where we are today and the forces and ideas that shaped him and informed him. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we will be right back with more jeremy strong, everybody! don't

his father said cohen suffered from brain bleeding and swelling. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. that same day, alabama high school quarterback caden tellier passed away after a head injury that happened on a tackle during a game which rocked his hometown of selma, alabama, at least 5 other young football players died in the month of august. the oldest being just 16 from either here had related injuries. again, these are all just children. but last month wasn't the norm here at the national center for catastrophic sport injury research says that there were just 16 football-related deaths. all of last year among the millions of athletes that play youth and college football. so football fatalities are rare but no less tragic, which is why ryan craddock cohen's father is trying to push for schools to attach padded head protectors called guardian caps to helmet something the nfl is already using to protect its own players. i think that a guardian creative. in this situation. >> maybe improve. and and you know, the days my job. thank

so this bump shelter is for jonas and cohen is prepared for the situation to get worse. and i always get to really ugly and devastating. hopefully it would be the last time. otherwise it wouldn't be worth it. we sacrifice a lot. hopefully to that last time, hope but no certainty that they can soon return to their homes. david dote is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense defense of democracies. and he focuses on lebanon and has the law. he gave me this assessment of the situation there. i thank you for having the honors, you know, that these really have severely intensified their attacks and 11 on this is a continuation of the cabinets decision last week to ensure that we still would have been misplaced from northern israel, can return to their home safely. uh, the tit for tat that was going on for the 11 months prior since we did not suffice . and now the is rarely use of not just expanded the footprint of those attack. they've gone up. i mean, yesterday there were 1600 attacks alone. and the targets of those attacks have been uh, headboard uh arsenal, but a

. >> supervisor cohen. cohen present. >> doris championed rent control. contracts for black women, women of color and small businesses, he will a was really really special, she was really who motivated me. she worked for the lawu, she was a switch board operator and then secretary. and then founded an organization cofounded with somebody called congress of racial equity core. so the lin she came with was about equity, about young women, seniors at-risk youth having jobs. it was about more police guided. those three women to me left their legacy. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes busines

. >> [ applause ] retired army colonel frank cohen was born in germany in 1925 and escaped to the united 13. he was drafted into the u.s. army and served in the battle of the bulge and met russians. he later served as sergeant of the guard for prisoners, tried in the second nuremberg trial. colonel cohen served in the military for a total of 35 years including tours in korea and vietnam before retiring for his role as chief and staff in the military district of washington. >> [ applause ] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans including our dear friend who landed in the first wave on utah beach on d-day. we are grateful to have his family with us as we remember him and all of our veterans. please remain seated while we prepare for the official replaying the freedom wall. >> ♪ ♪ [brass band] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> representing the united states of america. goldstar daughter. >> representing the united states of america, toby roosevelt , deronda elliot and world war ii veteran mr. james baron. representing the nationak service. world war ii veteran colonel frank in accompa

. >> reporter: ryan craddock's 13-year-old son cohen was rushed to the hospital in west virginia afterlast friday. >> just a standard play. there was nothing any different about it. >> reporter: cohen was wearing a helmet but the injury caused his brain to swell, and he died the next day. 16-year-old caden tellier also died after a severe head injury during a game at his school in alabama. >> please be advisedt the football field had a heatstroke. >> reporter: leslie noble also 16 collapsed on the field in baltimore and died after a possible heatstroke. >> if you look at the main cause of catastrophic problems in kids, we talk about heat, we talk about hearts, and we talk about heads. >> what can parents do? >> talking to the coaching, knowing who's supervising and making sure those people are trained and have the necessary equipment if there's a problem. >> reporter: cohen craddock's dad is already taking action, urging schools to attach padded head protectors called guardian caps to football helmets. >> i don't want to waste time. that's the reason i'm trying to push to get guardian

body cam heroes with aaron cohen and some brave officers and surprise, arizona, next. 8:30 3:00 on thet, live look right here in los angeles. tomorrow, not too far away a trump national golf club i will interview the former president and we will air it tomorrow night. don't miss it. gulfport, mississippi, where hurricane francine is now a tropical depression but will continue to wreak havoc and drop many inches of rain. finally at santa rosa beach florida. that you know they have the most golf courses in the nation? set your dvr and watch us any time. we're coming right back. body cam heroes, the video will amaze you next. >> trace: tonight we bring you the latest addition of our body cam heroes, and exclusive showcase of stories of amazing police officers across the country. aaron cohen is like to show us the heroic rescue by officers of the surprise, arizona, police department of a baby being held hostage. >> tonight we are showing you a brave officer from arizona saving the lives of a mother and her child. it started after officers received a troubling call. the woman and her child

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>>>>david cohen is already noticing a boost to his business. >>>>yeah. you want to come inside? come on in. yeah, sure. >>>>his restaurant the grove, has been serving dishes at third and mission for more than a decade. just a block from the moscone center, where all the action is taking place, as many as 45,000 people are expected in the city for dreamforce, which means more foot traffic for local restaurants like bocado. peruvian cuisine on folsom street. >>>>definitely. we started doing business at this time for other conventions. you know, this whole week is busy for us. i'm really happy for that reporter. >>>>meanwhile, outside these restaurants, city crews have been cleaning up the streets in soma to welcome visitors. mayor london breed said dreamforce is one of the city's biggest conven and she knows what's at stake. >>>>this is what san francisco does best when we have big conventions, big events, big activities we put our best foot forward. >>>>ahead of last year's conference, salesforce ceo marc benioff threatened to move dreamforce out of the city in the future because

zach cohen. thank you so much for your reporting there. >> this morning, behind the scenes, look at the outsized role tiktok is playing this election season, content creators seizing the moment to push the candidates and create buzz. cnn senior correspondent donie o'sullivan takes a deep dive. >> what's your most viewed video born in iran raises iran for more patriot than those who goodwill with the trump flag in my office that was a couple of days go in airport on my way here to atlanta donald trump is the biggest, most existential threat to gen z is mujer. nearly all tiktok users said in a survey that they use the app because it's entertaining, but more than a third said they also use it to keep up with politics time to be on the internet and so i met with two gen z tik-tokers to talk about how and why they make political videos despite what some people refuse to believe donald trump is receiving some support from people that are young, like kind of like my age, right nasa is an iranian immigra

sasha baron cohen of course uh did the uh the film about eli cohen, the famous um zionist spy in syria, that was done. with the involvement of individuals linked to israely intelligence also, sure, sure, well david, i mean, do you think the the the background of the cape technology ceo actually affects the safety then of the of the vpns that are owned by the company? well look, the the strategy of designist entity in this whole area has been to develop um startups in the technology area, and we've covered this on many, many occasions on this show now, firms which are set up to hack people's phones, firms which are set up to surveil and to gather data on people, and and it would be no surprise whatsoever if we were to discover that vpn companies like this, we're actually gathering data and using it to further the interests of designist foreign policy objectives and what we really need i think uh in all these cases is to understand - a much more macro level what's been going on here and we will not do that unless we have some form of inquiry or legal case which puts puts before the publi

david cohen is already noticing a boost to his business. >> yeah. you want to come inside? come on in, sure. >> reporter: his restaurant, the grove, has been serving dishes at third and mission more than a decade a block from the moscone center where all the action is taking place. as many as 45,000 people are expected in the city for dream force which means more foot traffic for local restaurants like bicardo peruvian cuisine on folsom street. >> this whole week is busy for us. i'm really happy for us. >> reporter: meanwhile outside these restaurants city crews have been cleaning up the streets in soma to welcome visitors. mayor london breed said today dream force is one of the city's biggest conventions and she knows what's at stake. >> this is what san francisco does best. when we have big conventions, big events, big activities, we put our best foot forward. >> reporter: ahead of last year's conference salesforce ceo marc benioff threatened to move dream force out of the city in the future because of concerns about homelessness and open drug use. things went well enough

cohen has supported harris since 2008, when she ran in the attorney general race. >> panic. it's all panic. you always have to be. >> reporter: supporters say at the saturday fundraiser, harris talked for roughly 25 minutes. they say it was a packed house. >> she talked about how she was really excited to be home back in california and how so many people in the room had been there from the very beginning of her career reiterating the clear choice between going back and going forward. >> reporter: gresham says she's energized by the speech, even got a photo with harris. >> it gave me a deep belief and reassurance that she's the person that we need right now. she was made for this moment, and she is absolutely ready. >> reporter: this will likely be kamala harris' final fundraiser in the bay area before the election. her campaign says she'll focus on those battleground states for the remaining five weeks. >> event organizers are still tallying the final amount raised from this fundraiser, but they anticipated the sold-out event would bring in millions to the campaign. as for t

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everybody knows about cohen. years who was willing to do anything for donald trump. then donald trump wants to bring the full wrath on the department of justice on cohen to keep him from exercising his first amendment rights and saw to it that michael cohen end up in solitary confinement for a couple of weeks. if he would do this sort of thing as the director of the fbi, the deputy director of the fbi, his own counsel, imagine what he would do to any ordinary citizen out there who dares to take a stand against donald trump. when he says dictator day one everybody has to take him at his word. he really means that. he will feel as though he's made his intentions clear all the most justified. let's not forget the united states supreme court in its roberts court wisdom, has now said, that the president of the united states has immunity from prosecution for actual crimes committed as president of the united states if they are perceived to be within the core functions of the presidency. under the rubrik of the full fun

that was done by an attorney, a sleaze bag named michael cohen. he did the whole thing and you're allowed to have reliance on attorney. it's called reliance on attorney. >> bret, before that, trump appeared in court to appeal the verdict from last year that he sexually abused and defamed writer e. jean carroll. trump's lawyers argue the court allowed inadmissible evidence including testimony from other women and the inclusion of the access hollywood tape. now, lawyers for trump and carroll made their cases before a three-judge panel. a decision will come at a later date but today trump took issue with the panel itself, noting that all three judges were appointed by democrats. bret? >> bret: nate foy outside of the court of appeals in new york. nate, thanks. another legal battle in north carolina has also fallen in former president trump's favor. the state was scheduled to be the first state to send out mail ballots today but a legal effort seeking to remove robert f. kennedy jr.'s name has the ballots now on back order to be reprinted. moments ago

a round of applause for katrina band and hoople, larry cohen -- katrina vanden hoople, larry cohen, and ro khanna. [applause] >> wow. i always want to take one of those nation trips that katrina leads. all my life i've been reading about it. i plan to make it may be this fall. i'm not on the program but i want to the knowledge of you people who have the worst job in the world. i know a most all of you and i'm not going to call your names -- almost all of you and i'm not going to call your names. i will just give a few this first time and do more later on. let me give a special thanks. john rogers is here. [applause] we have our board chair, john graves, joyce tucker. we have board members here. we have some pastors who have supported this organization. i want to thank you, karen, from being here from -- for being here from the urban league. i want to thank you, judge howard. barbara armand. we have the fellowship of reconciliation. brother dr. cornell west is in the building. he's coming up. [cheers and applause] brother troy carries the banners of the principles. cpaa. josephine from u

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still it's still still... actually that's really interesting, thank you, sean, and then we've got dan cohen from the us, he just arrived, i know you're still jet laged, and i know you're going to take like three to four days to get all right, but you're going to leave like too soon, always a pleasure to have you, and and you now, dan is very special guest now, dan has worked in gaza, like you made of him killing gaza 2018 was it right, yeah, and dan has worked on both sides of the crisis. then has worked like on the palestinian side, on the israeli side, i think currently working on um on the israeli side, but killing gaza, now it's like the main talking point point again, and i think needs to be seen from a different perspective, how did to do that, and how did it get it out? well, um, you know, in the us, basically the media is um, controlled by zionists and so we sought independent platforms, um, we basically published on our own, we put it on vmeon, we used our social media presence to promote the documentary, um, we went to universities, we went uh, we were hosted by students for justi

defense and senator william cohen. it's good to have you with us. jordan, iraq and egypt that israel is pushing the region toward all-out war? >> well, i think we're really at an inflection point as president biden said at the united nations yesterday, in the context of world affairs and the united states. i think israel is at that inflection point right now. we have to remember they have been under assault for the past year from within, with hamas, and now from without in terms of hezbollah, and also iran. so the israelis have taken the position, we're not going to allow you to continue to attack us. we're going to respond in ways that will degrade you and send the signal that we're not going to allow you to destroy our country. the administration, the biden administration has taken the position, we support you, but you need to take care that you don't kill innocent civilians on a large scale. collateral damage is a word we hate to use. it means you're killing innocent people. and so that is going to, on a short-term basis, perhaps you'll be winnin

between your mother and leonard cohen. >> my mother was married to a canadian for three years. she stood at mcgill university. and this canadian in clark was a friend of learner cohen and then i call later on, that's something my mother gotten a witch girlfriend they move to greek islands. so so then had a very close relationship to norway do you like his music yeah. >> what's the latest book you read? what are you reading now the latest book is very boring. >> it's about nato it's about the turing aggressions, about nato. but i read some we didn't authors. i have some friends guy called the royal cox-1, right? so beautifully about norway so that's one of the authors or like, can we ask what you're going to do next? >> you can ask, but you will not get an answer the part of mainly because they really don't know and it's a bit it's a privilege absurd that nato for ten years, i've been promised for ten years now, i really don't know what i'm going to do that's a bit scary, but it's also filling our freedom and that new opportunities will be coming up as russia's offensive against

director cohen: i will take the second part of that question. first off, i want to say it is a pleasure to be back here at this conference. it's a terrific conference at a terrific panel to be on with my colleagues here. the significance i think remains to be seen. but there are interesting early reflections. as folks know, the ukrainians, earlier this month staged an invasion into the kursk region in southwestern russia. they had, at the height, and it has moved back a little, but at the height had taken about 300 square miles of russian territory, a number of villages. ukrainians have been clear they don't intend to annex russian territory. in contrast to what vladimir putin has claimed her for his intentions in ukraine. but, that said, they are remaining in russia. they are building defenses. and as best we can tell, from our conversations, they seem to be intent on retaining some territory for some period of time. i think we can be certain that putin will mount a counteroffensive to try to reclaim that territory. that has not yet begun. what

his father said cohen suffered from brain bleeding and swelling.shed to the hospital where he later died. that same day, alabama high school quarterback caden tellier passed away after a head injury that happened on attack during a game which rocked his hometown of selma, alabama, at least 5 other young football players died in the month of august. the oldest being just 16 from either here had related injuries. again, these are all just children. but last month wasn't the norm here at the national center for catastrophic sport injury research says that there were just 16 football-related deaths all of last year. among the millions of athletes that play youth and college football. so football fatalities are rare but no less tragic, which is why ryan craddock cohen's father is trying to push for schools to attach padded head protectors called guardian caps to helmet something the nfl is already using to protect its own players. i think that the guardian creative. in this situation. >> maybe improve. and and you know, the days my job. thank you. it's

among the winners, a title by amy walters cohen claiming the prize for book of the year.e future—fit". quite a headline, isn't it? i'm joined now by the author, amy walters cohen. huge congratulations. thank you forjoining us. let's start off with that title. what does that mean, break it down for us? thank you, yes. good morning and very exciting evening and pleasure to be here talking about the book. basically the title is all about how difficult it is to be a senior leader in a modern age, how you need to embrace a paradoxical both hand approach notjust your tactical business problems but to your core and identity. as you been hearing on the programme is political volatility in generative ai, climate crisis causing floods and a whole range of other issues. there's a lot to be dealing with with the challenges out there. basically enough to do what always been done. �* ., , ., done. i'm not sure how the chapters — done. i'm not sure how the chapters have _ done. i'm not sure how the chapters have been - done. i'm not sure how the chapters have been divided done. i'm not

danny cohen, there , to see you.en, there, former bbc executive and author of the report and a significant voice in british media. and the bbc won't like to be criticised by danny cohen. i think it's very brave of him to come out and say this now. the bbc spokeswoman has said the israel—gaza conflict is a polarising and difficult story to cover, and we understand there are a range of views. the bbc has focused on reporting the conflict impartially, bringing audiences breaking news, insights and analysis and reflecting all perspectives while we do not recognise the overall characterisation of our journalism in this report, we will of course always look at anything raised with us with care and attention , but let us care and attention, but let us know your thoughts this morning gbnews.com/yoursay. but we are going to be crossing over to birmingham very soon, where the tory leadership hopefuls are gathered. is there any hope for the party, or are the tories effectively toast for the next few years? this is britain's new

joining me now to talk about this is william cohen, who served as defense secretary during the clinton administration, was secretary thanks so much for joining us. i do want to ask you what your sense is right now israel is not ruling out a ground offensive in lebanon. and it sounds as though the israeli prime minister is signaling that things are going to be escalating, that he is not really close to any kind of a ceasefire deal. what's your reaction to that i think is going to get worse before it gets worse. >> i would like to use words there, but i'm told that that is one out of the 15th century, but that's about where we are i think from benjamin netanyahu's point of view, he said, i'm being attacked from within and from while out. and i'm going to try to destroy the people who are trying to destroy me. i think he'll continue to do that also keeping his eye on our calendar. other words, he knows that this would be a very political difficult time for any administration to call him to halt his his aggression because that would compromise israel security, which is not about to happen

marshall cohen. appreciate you. there live outside the law, say let's federal court. all right. more on our breaking news out of georgia. we are now learning where the suspect is being held. and when he will make his first court appearance. our nick valencia they're getting that information for u.s. and boeing's starliner spacecraft will attempt to return to earth tomorrow, but there will not be any astronauts on board they are still stuck there to potentially february of 2025 to talk about sunday to our whole store the special the candidates and their record on the key issues of the election season. >> what does their past tell us about how they will lead the whole story with anderson cooper cooper sunday starting at 8:00 on cnn sometimes you just need a moment self-care has never been this easy gummy vitamins from nature the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. this is a story about the one the one who keeps it all moving he is it's measured, precise. >> he thinks ahead, stocks the right parts and nose just where to find them because for, the. >> one

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there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool is you can see if you take hat off and i put my glasses on. there's quite a resemblance. let's see if we can. let's let's see if we can get a little closer on that and we'll let that happen. why did you write a book about your uncle? is this a tribute? well, you could call it a labor of love, right? well, what would a general audience out of this? well, there's a lot of it's a story about a motivational story in many ways, because clarence gougeon was born dirt poor in alberta, canada, and he kind of became, you know, like a lot of these people like ben franklin, a lot of the othe