undefeated a tough day on sunday the twenty six year old arrived at spurs in two thousand and eight from don imus zagreb and made over one hundred fifty appearances for the north london side scoring seventeen goals he's also won fifty eight caps for croatia scoring six times tottenham have also announced that entering a working partnership with ray i'll. be challenge for me because my feeling career. and. i'm sure. and that's. what i need here. and i just need to enjoy my food. well meanwhile here in russia it was a first win for gojira to crash in as young as his cuban side thrashed second bottom valda six two to rise to weights in the premier league the game was the russia two coaches second in charge of the hosts and they were three no luck by the interval so i have netted in the first minute just exactly maybe two nil after thirteen and they added a third on the stroke of half time does that mean that i did a full straight after the break i still don't call them back for vulgar from the spot for one they bagged the second into bounds first before danny nikolai's fired home their six. alex a c

he gets along with me, don imus and it is almost impossible for anybody to get along with imus. seriously, why do you think he is so well liked. not because you are married to him? what is the difference between him and many others. >> i don't know what the difference is. i just know that what you see is what you have. that he is real and you may not like him because you may not like his real but it is amazing i think as a political person, as a leader when you look at him he says what he thinks. he a authentic. he is genuine. and you can talk to him. you can -- i do it. >> sean: you have so much influence with him. i have been trying to convert him to be a conservative and join the republican party. can you help me with that mission? >> i don't think he is going to go in that direction ever. he is an independent. and i'm really proud of who he is. we are very lucky people. we are very blessed. we have four children, 8 children now because they are all married and as i watched our two daughters stand behind joe during that clip, i was so amazed it took me back to all of the time

he gets along with me, don imus and it is almost impossible for anybody to get along with imus.ly, why do you think he is so well liked. not because you are married to him? what is the difference between him and many others. >> i don't know what the difference is. i just know that what you see is what you have. that he is real and you may not like him because you may not like his real but it is amazing i think as a political person, as a leader when you look at him he says what he thinks. he a authentic. he is genuine. and you can talk to him. you can -- i do it. >> sean: you have so much influence with him. i have been trying to convert him to be a conservative and join the republican party. can you help me with that mission? >> i don't think he is going to go in that direction ever. he is an independent. and i'm really proud of who he is. we are very lucky people. we are very blessed. we have four children, 8 children now because they are all married and as i watched our two daughters stand behind joe during that clip, i was so amazed it took me back to all of the times that i

he gets along with me, don imus and it is almost impossible for anybody to get along with imus. think he is so well liked. not because you are married to him? what is the difference between him and many others. >> i don't know what the difference is. i just know that what you see is what you have. that he is real and you may not like him because you may not like his real but it is amazing i think as a political person, as a leader when you look at him he says what he thinks. he a authentic. he is genuine. and you can talk to him. you can -- i do it. >> sean: you have so much influence with him. i have been trying to convert him to be a conservative and join the republican party. can you help me with that mission? >> i don't think he is going to go in that direction ever. he is an independent. and i'm really proud of who he is. we are very lucky people. we are very blessed. we have four children, 8 children now because they are all married and as i watched our two daughters stand behind joe during that clip, i was so amazed it took me back to all of the times that i think the mos

not journalists, not mass media but particular para don imus that have been used to forward these destructive ideas destructive ends. so where is the power? power is first rooted in information and ideas and they are so powerful, i call them the dna of society. you know how our bodies, all the organs and cells know what to do because of the dna is the information that tells them how to function in a system. societies are like a system and we are the parts that are decoding the information and the ideas and participating in our society and our system as a result. when that information is flawed in our body like that dna gets a mutation, it doesn't go so well for the body just like it doesn't go so well for society. it can turn on itself. it can destroy parts of itself and can destroy the whole of its self. so information turns into ideas through this concept of framing. anybody here heard this idea of framing? a guy raises his hand because he has been to one of his talks. long before that. the idea behind framing is the world is full of this vast amount of data and it doesn't always make sense

first interview, don imus. governor clinton, what about when you're in england. that is when the famous i didn't inhale answer was used. that became one of the -- i don't know if you still remember that line, but for years and years, everything from johnny where were you? i was at the library. that was the line. over and over you heard it. and then look at center obama it's a high will. having a terrible time with the debate and with the question and answers. he searched and planning, and not like he's of the people. i give both sides of the question and then explain where i stand. as a professor of realize the arrogance of professors. if you're a professor and you bolivia and talking like, either they get it or the official. when your candid if you talk of link and the tune out you fill. it's your job to talk at the level that the candid it -- that the people want. he had to learn not to be the professor who wanted to show how much in new, but the professor who got to the point at the level the audience wanted. are you for chocolate or vanilla? that want to hear