you could see his wife comforting connor's fiance. >> he was a leader. he loved leading young kids. >> connor grew up in chevy chase, dc, at from st. john's college high school in northwest. his dad says he always wanted to be a marine. connor graduated from the citadel military became a marine corps officer in may of 2017. a military statement says a lightrmored vehicle rolled over, killing connor, and injurinseveral fellow marines. >> he died pointlessly, did someone make a mistake? was the equipment faulty? i will not be tisfied until there is a very rigorous investigation. >> he says connor played to stay in the marines and going to rry his soul mate, they wanted to have six children. and now he is thinking about the legacy his son leaves behind, is having accomplhed so much, at the age of 24. >> a patriot in the right way. >> cnor was the couple's only child and they plan to honor their son's legacy by helping financial need assistance in joining the marines and they're doing everything they can to comfort and support his afie. back to you. >> a tou

connor?i know that's a hard thing to say and people are thinking, i cannot, but you can. on the other side, i'd like to see, there is after—care but it needs to be looked into and it needs to bea needs to be looked into and it needs to be a lot better, so follow for sure. i'd like to see a number of changes, the industry can be improved, i'd like to see training put in place for producers to understand the differences in the ca re understand the differences in the care providers and the different services available. i'd also like to see a system put in place whereby after a show has finished, at the times when popularity is waning, that those contributors can go direct to the psychological care provider rather than have to go through the production company. will they have to pay for that get it for free? for that to be included, when i work with a show i say we include a standard a certain amount of after—care, if we need more beyond that then we have a conversation with the production compan

i'm joined here at the microphones with our investigator in charge, john lovell, and captain connor, the base commander. we've got people on the ground now, more arriving shortly, a multiple the specialties, including human factors. >>> let's start off with what we know so are far. it was inbound from guantanamo and landed here at about 9:49 last evening. there were 135 people on board and seven crew members. the aircraft overran runway 11. everybody survived with a few minor injuries. the aircraft departed the right side of the runway at the far end and impacted a low seawall made of loose stones and rocks and stopped in the shallow river of the st. john river. what do we know about the aircraft it/? it's a boeing 737-800. this aircraft was built in 2001, with no history of any prior accident or incident. it's powered by two cfm fan jet engines. there's over 900 in operation here in the united states and over 4,000 in operation worldwide. ed airport has an easterly alignment, is about 9,000 feet long, 200 feet wide. the pave is not grooved. what that means is a grooved pavement allo

connor, thank you for your service.he was elected to the house of representatives in 191997. my good friend. griffey of vietnam veteran of my. group introduced just in a most unusual way. he said that i was about to meet ellen tauscher, a congresswoman from california and that she would someday become president of the united states. while serving then as military assistant to secretary bill cohen, the secretary of defense, that introduction got my attention. was right in observing that she possessed that kind of potential. but as we all know, over the years, she channeled her efforts to help others achieve their goals and aspirations in all walks of life, myself included. she did not seek recognition for herself, but was always at the forefront of helping others. this is one of the distinguishing marks of her selfless service to the nation. ellen had a smile and a nature that filled any room she was in. in my mind, i never think of her without feeling the warmth of her larger-than-life presence, the fact that she was th

i'm connor watson and at sfsu, i fell in love by organizing. i want to impact my community and build a career and empowering franchise. but when i was junior in 2017, a year away from a bachelors in political science, i lost my financial aid and i had no recourse but to drop out. i started working full-time to make ends meet, balancing two or three part-time job because in my experience no one offers a salary to a 22-year-old college drop-out. my rent consumes well over my income and consistently food insecure. i'm unable to make student loan payments and watch my credit score drop. free city college gave me a first glimpse of help towards regaining my financial stability. despite the workweek, i enrolled to finish my two ge classes to finish an social's degre associd i was informed the lab was recently cut ant ther and theree no room to take it and toll i would have to retake lecture next semester and ow only then t i pass my classes might an earn and associate's degree five years into my college career. i'm here to implore the board to defend

. >> joining us now, commanding officer of naval air station jacksonville captain michael connor. captain, good morning to you. thank you for spending some time with us. first, what do you know about this crash? and the conditions at the time. we've heard there was severe weather in the area. what do you know? >> yes, victor, good morning. and thank you for having me on. in terms of the conditions last night, you know, when i was notified, there had been some thunderstorms going through the area with lightning and heavy rain. and by the time i arrived on scene, as passengers were being helped out of the water, you know, the rain had stopped and the skies had cleared. but there was some significant thunderstorms in the area, you know, prior to the aircraft incident at the base. >> there was some questions at one point, captain, about which -- which area that this landed on. it either landed on a runway that was 6,000 -- i think 6,000 feet or 9,000. was there sufficient space for this plane to land? >> yes. and so the aircraft was making an attempted landing on runway 10. that's at

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>>linda hamilton returns as sarah connor alongside mackenzie davis and yes arnold schwarzenegger in terminator dark fate, the first trailer just dropped the movie opens november 1st. a whole new world gets a modern spin for the end credits of the live action aladdin with a performance by zain nj via war it's definitely on more modern it's a little more pop but it still. >>has a lot of our vibes in it. >>i'm david and. >>here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza camera still nice and light back wi >>we're back. we've got john talking about the forecast for this friday and the weekend coming up a holiday weekend for everybody, yes and how to get a look looking really good a chance for rain on sunday that and it's a pretty light ha definitely some good news, even if you do have plans on sunday, it's not a complete loss you just have to keep a closer eye on stay tuned to kron on as well as far as the golden gate bridge goes this morning we are looking at clear skies, no fog out there to be blocking out that you at least for the moment, your cloud level is hanging out just above th

cheerleaders that they would get but haven't received any buggers on new prime minister jim rohn connors promised a clean and green country but the people hay say time is running out for dam. the world is facing a global ecological emergency and human activity is to blame and he says what is expected in a report assessing the state of nature on our planet from more than five hundred of the world's city experts here is our environment at a senate clock now who is in the loft an island in arctic norway we are in deep trouble unless we act fast say the experts how many times have we heard that in recent years you know this report is perhaps the most chilling of who one million species that risk is within decades of a direct knock on effect from food or water supplies for us all across the world we're already thing it in the oceans where acidification and warming it's weather exacerbating things and then also it is the thing that one of the most productive fisheries in the world here in the photo islands in norway is under threat unless things change and you know this is a remarkable story p

program to lead that they would get help but haven't received any bugs on new prime minister jim rohn connors promised a clean and green country but the people here say time is running out for them. and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at has him seek and use the hash tag a j c d c when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost that al-jazeera dot net is our address there's more for you online at www dot com slash c t c that will take you straight to a page which as individual reports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on . that is it for this edition of counting the cost has a secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. the climate is changing and the time is running out i've never seen an elephant like. this. in any series earthrise meet some of the people driving the struggle to save the environment scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years to make a president any changes to transform every part of our economy and our society thrice coming soon on how to use their. leverag

to be brought under collective ownership the remarks were made by kevin connor leader of the social democratic party as a youth wing he's about to shift the party's policies further to the left since joining the s.t.p. as use chief who has also been a vocal critic of searching rents and big property developers however his latest comments have led to many and berlin's halls of power to distance themselves from him as peter all heard reports. socialism the idea that a society is only as strong as its weakest member but does it belong in our past our present or our future well if you listen to the leader of the youth wing of angle merkel's coalition partners here in germany it's very much nothing wrong with the b.m.w. brand the only question is why b.m.w. should belong to a few people who have the sole rise to the profits the distribution of profits must be democratically controlled that excludes a capitalist owner without a form of collectivize ation is unthinkable to overcome capsule ism well those comments have landed the s.p. their money in hot water with some critics in his own party or goin

provincial leaders that they would get help but haven't received any bugs on new prime minister jim rohn connors promised a clean and green country but the people here say time is running out for them. and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at has him seek and use the hash tag a j c d c when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is our address there's more for you online at al jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. that will take you straight to a page which has individual reports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on. that is it for this edition of counting the cost and has a secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shape lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of me starts with blood and land 2 stories on how to 0. the strength of al jazeera is that because we have such an extensive network people will come to us and actually share information with the al-ja

have serious implications for freedom i'm depressed i'm concerned for around the world which is why connors so you much attention. ok staying in the country british teenagers of somali her being sent to us by their parents to avoid the rising threat of knife crime in the u.k. the stuff like a nation itself has a reputation for being one of the most dangerous countries in the world with the u.k. foreign office warning north to travel there because of the threat of terrorist attacks kidnapping artie's kate partridge looks now into why the somalian community considers britain are greater threat to their children. stabbings of young people across england have become epidemic in those few years i was doing my a levels it was tough just seeing people being dropped every other day being stabbed london is not the place to be for a teenager when they're living here in britain the context is britain this is a british problem and it's a problem that we've fallen into one of the things i'll never forget is the fact that when you walk in the streets of kenya you don't have to go over your shoulder here

serious implications for the freedom of the press in for journalists or around the world which is why connors so you much attention. we have just point polly supporters of the wiki leaks founder also staged a protest outside the courts earlier in the week they're crying his treatment which they say amounts to torture they're also demanding it for a trial documentary filmmaker john pilger the list people leaves a son just can you sense a dangerous precedent for journalists everywhere. but what these new charges really or to strike. ring a bell at the very least it nor strikes fear into many investigative journalists who have been but have been with wiki leaks from the green with julian the song through this whole i would say the sting would step aside. for leasing the truth about government secrets and how they affect all of us to war and peace and so those people should be very very good. their own old nose. the newspapers. you'll. know. there are individuals who have no mole. no less no less than julie. so they could all be talkers so. let's switch stories but stay in the city because as lon

provincial leaders that they would get help but haven't received any bugs on new prime minister jim rohn connors promised a clean and green country but the people hey say time is running out for them. and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at has him seek out and use the hash tag a j c d c when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost that easy to dot net is our address there's more for you online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. that will take you straight to a page which has individual reports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on. that is it for this edition of counting the cost and has of secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. to 0 world goes on an incredible journey to 1st hand accounts and the extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before 948 and the impact the creation of israel had on. witness the vibrant commercial and cultural ties of the now painful up close and the heritage that many of today's palestinians have never. lost city of palestine

sean 0‘connor it outrageous or merely supply and demand?nd demand? sean o‘connor and his family flew from texas, having paid more than £18,000 for four tickets. my dad got a phone call from stubhub, oui’ dad got a phone call from stubhub, our agent we had talked to multiple times, basically saying attica had been cancelled. it was the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, just to land in madrid to getting the phone call avenue not going, it is very frustrating, is incredibly sad. stubhub has offered refunds to all affected customers with an extra 1500 euros if they promise not to sue. tonight the company said it is looking at alternative tickets for as many customers as possible, and will review its procedures. not eve ryo ne will review its procedures. not everyone has lost out. some took the cheaper route. 100 euros a night bought mike‘s family a patch of gravel for the tent and pickup truck, 12 miles out of the city. gravel for the tent and pickup truck, 12 miles out of the citym is the one‘s dream, it is something i have wanted to do

implications for the freedom of the press and for journalists who are around the world which is why connors so you much attention. supporters of the wiki leaks founder also staged a protest outside the court earlier in the week calling for his release documentary filmmaker john pilger told us he believes songes case sets a dangerous precedent for journalists. but what these new charges really or to strike. ring a bell at the very least it nor strikes fear into many investigative journalists who have been have been with wiki leaks on the plane with julian the song through this whole i would say the sting would step aside. for leasing be the truth about government secrets and how they affect all of us to warn the sisters those people should be very very good. their own old but most of. the newspapers gaudium new york to be growing. there are individuals who have done no more. no less so i know they're flipping through it. so they could all be talkers. meanwhile an alleged wiki leaks associate and friend of julian assange was denied bail by a judge in ecuador on wednesday all of beanie who is

arbitrator was other john from a swedish attorney cuyahoga represented the claimant vattenfall and sabina connor represented the federal repub. of germany. but thoughts clane 4700000000 euros in damages as a consequence of the 13th amendment claimants lost their production licenses for the criminal plant and for the and broomsticks to plant they were simply withdraw. the dispute does not concern germany's right as such to face up to any rather this dispute concerns the manner in which germany has chosen to be implemented stay so decision and its failure to prop to protect claimants investments in particular concerns germicide or to pay any compensation at all. the very heart and so most investor protection treaties is to provide protection against expropriation . the difficulty however would talk about indirect expropriation is to draw the line between expropriation on the one and legitimate governmental measures on the other. and there is no easy way to draw this line to make this distinction. so of course one could say that the protection that investors enjoy under the treaty is could influenc

program cheerleader that they were good but haven't received any buggers on new prime minister brown connors promised a clean and green country but the people here say time is running out for dam. voting has begun in the fifth phase of india's monthlong general election where eighty seven million people are eligible to vote across seven states that includes two constituencies in uttar pradesh where opposition congress party president or a whole gandy is seeking reelection for a fourth. final results are expected on may twenty third this election is being seen as a referendum on prime minister narendra modi's five years in office. poverty is still a major concern in india despite the country's recent economic growth west's district and state is one of the most remote and poorest constituencies a recent report by public health research is there says sixty seven percent of children under five amount to wait. as more. this remote part of eastern india's jharkhand state is where many tribal people live for generations they've lived off this land it's rich in natural resources yet they are some of

dorie by the leader that they were good but haven't received any bugs are new prime minister to run connors promised to clean and green country but the people here say die made running out for them. yes president donald trump is stepping up pressure on china to resolve a trade dispute trump says the u.s. he raised tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products to twenty five percent on friday his announcement comes two days before both countries are due to resume trade to resume trade talks stock markets reacted nervously with losses in the u.s. hong kong and shanghai. i think the top priority now is that the u.s. and china could work together and meet each other halfway to die he can seem to spaced on mutual respect. which is not only in line with the interests of china and the us but also makes the expectation of the international community. pope francis has visited the ball garion town iraq where he delivered a sermon for the first communion of hundreds of catholic children but he's being urged by campaigners to return to his native argentina to deal with revelations of

by the program that they would get but haven't received any buggers on new prime minister jim rohn connors promised a clean and green country but the people who hate they made running out for day. care. and you can find a lot more information and more pictures as well on our websites that w w dot al-jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com. this is all just in of these of the top stories the ceasefire between israel and the palestinian groups appears to be holding off the days of cross border airstrikes and rocket attacks so far there have been no reports of any violations since the cease fire came into force qatada in egypt brokered the deal after the mediation twenty four palestinians were killed in the gaza strip and four israelis have died in southern israel during the violence in the past few days. israel as part of the fire reading to take measures. on the gaza strip notably is that basically what was asked by hamas. previously made during. for the israeli election president of trans stepping up pressure on china to resolve the trade dispute trump says the u.s. will retire of some t

. >> connor, i'm so sorry but i have to cancel my plans for our date. i'm not feeling 100%. and flowers. >> i'm sick with the hannah fever. >> reporter: and a surprise for hannah. as she went back to sleep to recover, connor hiding notes around her room explaining what he loves about her. extra effort earning him a rose. just as he makes a good impression, luke p. fighting for her attention and leaving a not so good intention. >> i need to get something off my chest. >> i'll speak to you later. >> reporter: after luke p. came back after, hannah revealing this. >> luke p. stole the show again but in a negative way. i know he's definitely one of my strongest connections but like it's annoying that when luke p. tries to flaunt our connection in front of the guys. there have been some little red flags about how he carries himself that bothers me a little bit. it's like this fine line of i really think is attractive and it's the most unattractive thing i've ever seen in my life. >> not a good combo. see a brand-new "the bachelorette" next monday 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. >>> c

. >> jane doyle, connor watson, diana scott and sherag, gus goldstein, allen fisher, tiffany jaho, victori and victoria wagn. >> i'm a life-long learner and people a part of the college has greatly enriched my life and i'm grateful we're having this important conversation here today. as supervisor's hainey and marrs stated, san francisco is greatly underfunded. all parties need to work together, lobbying state to alter the funding formula so that it fits community college needs. in the meantime, i urge city college, city hall to find ways to augment funding to the college, be it through greater pass-throughs of proposition w, getting monies from funds or finding other means community is the middle name of city college and turning the college towards a junior college model does not meet the money educational needs of san francisco's diverse populous. free city college is amazing but only covers tuition. for many students who are pushed to attend full-time, they have to give up jobs and take on loans that leave them with life-emcome berrin berring debt. this means losses of entire programmes

police note that the use of force policies in san francisco come, yes, from the grant connor supreme court order but more specifically, they come from our own police commission and they have a use of force policy. it's a deputy general order which is law for police officers to have to follow. when susie loftess was there, e got the right for officers to shoot through windows taken out and we've seen a decline. if you want to see further progress, though, on this issue, locally, right in the city, i would suggest you hold a joint hearing with your police commission and a joint hearing that focuses on, maybe, further updating 5.01, the deputy general order, use of force. i can further be improved. it can further restrict the limits, the areas where deadly force can be applied and that's where you can make a big difference on the joint commission, board of supervisors, maybe public safety committee hearing on this issue. of course, regarding 392, i strongly support it and the resolution but it's only one part of the slews. solution. police commission, they're the ultimate deciders on wh

it's a crowded field and still early, but so far, the front runners are connor s and joe biden. do know who she should not pick. >> when they said it was you, this was a pleasant surprise. now i stand here and look you straight notice ice. all the other guys got me feelin' so stressed so i say all aboard hot mess express. >> jimmy: yeah, he goat on tt o show. how many times have i got to say this, don't rap, it's not good. but here is some of what they call fun facts about the men that are competing. that guy cam says "the notebook" is his favorite movie. and he can freestyle rap about anything and play the harmonica. jonathan loves sparklers, and scott is an admirer of kris jenner. so some of these guys go pretty deep. when i see the pictures of the new crop of guys on the bachelorette, i feel like i'm shopping for v-neck sweaters at tj maxx. > we've learned kim has helped get the sentences of people commuted. the lengths she will go for more instagram followers is really something else. kim is following in the proud kardashian family tradition of getting people out of jail. im

>> the first night connor s jumped the fence for me. ultimately i think my whole season is a bunch of fence jump moments. there's a bunch of ups and downs but really blessed for the opportunity. >> i think we know there's no fence jump because we saw the whole promo and if there had been one rest assured they would have teased that. there is a lot of drama. you can see a new episode monday night at 8:00 here on abc 7. >>> new at trks hit streeoverse. whenld be coming to in donations were s toathlet aan jt hapwhersit is reon. >> reporter: are you ready to watch the warriors sweep the trail blazers? we definitely are. i'm jobina fortson live at oracle arena this morning with all the details on game ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> the spring storms moving through the bay area. this is what a lot of us saw yesterday, s

connor mcgregor mocked nate for teaching kid's jui-jitsu in his hometown.the octagon like a little deer in his last close decision. in one of the greatest fights in ufc history, nate diaz shocked the world when on very short notice he stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. and no matter what happens, nate diaz always brings it. mariscos chente on south centinela. >> anthony: what did you eat growing up? like, in your house when you were little kids, what kind of food did you eat? what's lunch? >> nate: macaroni and cheese and hot dogs. >> nick: yeah, hot dogs right. that was basically it, top ramen. >> anthony: hot dogs, mac and cheese? >> nick: some ghetto juice. >> anthony: what about you? >> gilbert: rice and beans and some sort of mexican dish, some sort of protein with it and everything, you know? i'm not vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them though. >> nick: i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> anthony: even as a kid? no -- >> nick: like, i stopped eating land

i'm joined here at the microphones with our investigator in charge, john lovell, and captain connor whod we have more arriving shortly on a multiple of specialties including human factors, air traffic control, airframe, engine and power plant, aircraft performance, survival factors, weather and the airport itself. so let's start off with what we know at this point. miami air international flight 293 was inbound from guantanamo bay and landed here at navy air station jacksonville at about 9:49 last evening. there were 135 people onboard and 7 crew members. the aircraft overrun the runway -- overran the runway, runway 11, which is an easterly alignment. everybody survived with some, a few minor injuries. the aircraft departed the right side of the runway at the far end and impacted a low sea wall which was made of loose stones and rocks and stopped in the shallow rivers to have st. johns river. what do we know about the aircraft itself. well, it's a boeing 737 800. this aircraft was built in 2001 and has no history of any prior accident or incident. it's powered by two cfm fan jet enengin

how did we beat bill connor? by being bigger fire hoses and bigger dogs? that expanded the moral imagination and got people off their couch and to join marches. we're in a moment where poverty is the biggest threat to our country is not the material poverty which is a sin in society. but the poverty of compassion and empathy. we need leadership that doesn't just condem the minority of our country that might be doing bad things. but awakens our country when good people come together. >> is that your theory of why kory booker should be president? >> we cannot be in a moment when we're looking for one savior to get rid of one guy from office. this has to be about a larger campaign. we get rid of donald trump and put a really great person in and then go back to what we were doing. the problems of my inner city neighborhood are still going to be. there i'm running not just for an office and one election. i want to waken a moral movement. we again to see the suffering and the inadequacies. turning people in farm town and factory towns and inner cities. we can be

author of the upside of inequality, ed connor. the perfect pair here. let me start with you. we had a riveting live town hall. there were passionate arguments presented on both sides. you're the author of the socialist manifesto. what would you tell people who feel like this american system is the best? >> i think capitalism has worked producing wealth in abundance but it also foreclosed what we can do with the wealth an abundance. endsmillions of americans are saddled with medical debt, working harder and harder than our parents and other countries we're not making enough. we have financial stress and pressure. people deserve certain necessities of life to be guaranteed as social rights and not bought and sold in the market. charles: ed? >> median incomes are 30% higher than germany for example. germans have high every test scores. we work longer hours than they have. if you make adjustments per hour basis of given level of capability american earning 20% more than european. sweden tried to implement socialism, they're earning 20% less on test score adjusted basis. charles:

i'm watching the rifleman with jeff connors. >> simple justice. >> see 'ya later. >> have a great show. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. the president hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. but he's facing huge legal setbacks tonight and all the campaign rallies in the world. what won't make them go away? what's happening? what's happening now could be the beginning of the democrats counteroffensive on white house stonewalling and at least tonight they have the court and they've got the court of law on their side. that's after a ruling today by a federal judge that the president's accounting firm has to comply with the subpoena, whether he likes it or not. and turn over seven years worth of his financial records. the judge citing watergate, arguing "history has shown that congressionally exposed criminal conduct by the president or other high ranking officials could lead to legislation" which puts this right no congress's wheel house and disseminates the argument by the president's lawyers that congress doesn't have the right to oversight of the executive branch. the pres

-based graphic designer connor arpwel. asking, do you wash your legs when you take a shower?the poll took off like a runaway train there. conner says he is a leg washer. but the 160,000 people who responded, are not. people who said, no, i don't. or, quote, only if there's mud on them. and you have people saying, yes, of course. >> right. someone else said people who don't wash their legs in the shower are like have no place in society. >> i think this is more a >> regional -- it could be generational. >> regional is a euphemism for what? >> there's women, one posted that she has a foot little cubby hole there, to hike her leg up there. >> to shave or wash them down. >> i don't want to hike my leg up anywhere because i am afraid i will slip and fall and shave. people -- >> to be clear, i wash my legs in the shower. >> i also, if we want to get tmi here, who is not washing these crevasses and all parts of their body? i know there's a lot of people. i'm offending a lot of people right now. >> let me not wash my legs in peace. >> it goes back to the whole debate about wash cloth

>> first, my turn is the way we beat bullies like you was not by bringing bull connor didn't fall byg bigger dogs. america is tired of that toxici toxicity. a guy in iowa said i want you to punch trump in the face. i said man, that's a felony, us black guys don't get away with that that often. he's going to find out when he has his 63 -- tight end on the other end. >> i love it. i love it? . >> i want to talk about our common purpose. >> let's get to guns. i'm impressed with your 14-point bill. i've never understood during times when we're -- we've been through a terrorist attack, it becomes or a pending one, it becomes the number one or number two voter issue. i could go on the theory that basically every day with guns we're one day away from a gun attack, the same thing. why does it not rise up to one of the top tipping points what voters care about. how do you take this amazing program and i salute you and make it a front and center issue for voters? >> look, i come at this in a personal way. these mass shootings that happened with chilling regularity in america, you live in a com

for example, "jeff, nicholas, and connor are such wokeheads, they keep getting up to go to the bathroomevery 15 minutes to talk about social injustice, and always come back woked out of their minds." [ applause ] this one's -- this one's really blowing up with the teens. it's botch slap. this is -- this is when you really mess up a bitch slap. [ laughter ] as in, "i tried to smack tyle,r but ended up just sort of running my fingers through his hair. [ laughter ] #botchslap." you son of a bitch. [ laughter ] next up we have lannisters. that is -- this is that brother and sister who are just a little too close. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] for example, "jason said he can't come to clarissa's party cause he and his sister are watching 'the notebook.' what up with those lannisters?" [ light laughter ] next up you've probably heard of the slang term wake and bake. this is bake and wake. here's the definition. when you get stoned before you go to a wake. [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence. "tim, i know this is crazy, but i swear i just saw nana blink. oh man, i should never have bake and