in terms of reading from the emails, i think you have those john podesta emails. the public conflated those emails with the wikileaks emails from hillary clinton's private enough server. the word email contained so much toxicity for secretary clinton, and i think republicans understood that. they started pressing that. reading emails on the air, that is regardless of the actual content. none of this was good for secretary clinton. all of it was a reminder of the original scandal. guest: they felt like the release of her personal him else, those actually shed light on her lighter moments come in that she liked various shows. they were actually happy to reveal those moments. those were good moments for her. host: there is so much in this book. you talk about the vice president with an eye on 2020. vice president biden was annoyed that the media focused so much attention on hillary's second bid for the presidency while he was sitting in plane site in the way has. he remained unsure. inside the clinton campaign, the threat of a biden campaign was a mounting concern. g

n prunes, the feel good fruit. >> pelley: first snail mail, then email. then email.post office is about to deliver something new-- pre-mail. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: when you hear the word "post office" what comes to mind? >> antiquated. >> oh, my god. i have to go to the post office. you can't find where you have to go and people aren't very ndiendly. >> reporter: but for all of >>s shortcomings, the united states postal service does provide a lot of comedic material, which just may have ouspired its latest feature. >> if i could talk to the post emfice, if i could say to them, "if you really want to be helpful to us, just open the letters, read them, and email us what it says." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> reporter: it won't be doing that, but starting tomorrow, the post office is taking the snail out of mail, going nationwide with a new service called "informed delivery," and if you sign up, you can see who sent you mail the way you view practically everything else-- online. the postal service will email n u a picture of every piece of mail you can expe

scammed by everything, from mail, entering sweepstakes, especially by email. "we represent the fbi," even the white house! i sent a copy of it to the white house, and michelle obama said this is a scam. how can you report these people. ok, go ahead. host: don, before you go, what was the white house scam? caller: the scam the white house and a set i won $160 million from the country, but they demanded i give them my address. that did not happen here i found out that michelle obama -- it was not her email. i did not know what was going on, so i said to send it to the white house to investigated because all they have to do is go through yahoo! to find out who did it. host: ok. john breyault? guest: scams continue to be a problem that the devils -- b edevils all of us. it is important to take a look at these with a skeptical eye. clearly, michelle obama is not going to send you any mill that you won $60 million. scammers who sent up these phishing emails are very adept in tailoring them in such a way that will make them much more believable. one of the scams we'v

the post office can email you a preview of your snail mail. >> finally. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the united states dropped the largest non-nuclear weapon the u.s. has ever used in combat. ground zero was afghanistan. the pentagon says the target was isis. but the impact could not have been lost on the young dictator of north korea. kim jong-un is deciding whether to celebrate his country's biggest holiday on saturday with a missile or nuclear test. asked whether he was sending a message to north korea, president trump said today, "it doesn't make any difference. that problem will be taken care of." more now from david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: the bomb, all 21,600 pounds of it, was aimed at the center of an isis cave complex in afghanistan. when it detonated at 7:32 in the evening local time, it set off a massive pressure wave that would have literally crushed the life out of fighters hiding in the caves. the massive ordnance airblast, as it is officially called, sent a mushroom-like cloud towering int

about wikileaks actions before the 2016 election when they published tens of thousands of internal emails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign chair john podesta. was russia the source of the humility? the fbi for suggested it was, but indirectly. quick you know whether they dealt directly with wikileaks or whether they, too, used an intermediary? >> they did not deal directly with wikileaks in contrast to christopher 2.0. amy: we will get julian response. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. global tensions are rising following the united states' missile attack on a syrian airbase late thursday night. president trump said the attack on the shayrat air base, which came without u.s. congressional approval, was a response to a chemical weapons attack the syrian government allegedly launched from this base last week. this attack in khan sheikhoun killed 86 civilians, including dozens of children. international allies of the syrian government, including russia, iran, and hezbollah

. >>> newly released emails about the fire investigation in this building.caught fire on monday killing four people. >>> well, these emails, straight out say this building is dangerous. fire officials call it a known fire hazard. >> firefighters had been inside that building on san pablo avenue several times before monday's fire and knew that there were problems as early as january. the city released the emails just hours ago along with details to overhaul their fire inspection process. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley just spoke to the mayor. >> reporter: as you can understand, she said she is deeply disturbed by reading these i mails today, i just had a sit down operation with him. as you said, oakland released these emails about fire darrins dating back several months. let's take a look at the first email, it dates back to january the 8th, after a medical call and a fire captain noted nonworking alarms and a padlocked fire escape. the captain says i reck mechbd we consider shutting down this building immediately due to danger to safety. and on januar

. >>> in oakland emails from january release from a fire captain. showing hazards in the building involved in the deadly fire this past monday. >>> he warned months ago the building was too dangerous for people to live in. we have reaction from the mayor. what she wants to do about it. the issue of fire safety going forward. >>> sales tax is going up in parts of the bay area. how much some counties will be paying. >>> the new tobacco tax. coming up at the next half- hour. >>> the weather is great. is beautiful out there.>> it was warmer -- you did not need a jacket. that is unusual. >>> the wind is gone. >> allergy relief? >> for sure. the last 24 hours -- the pollen has been blowing around. a lot of sufferers out there. the wind is coming down. we're looking at a gorgeous started the day. sunrise right now. high clouds overhead. not much bald. as the anchors alluded to it will be a great day. one of the warmest days of the season so far. especially in one. we're going into the low 80s. a cool start in santa rosa 47. san francisco 57. oakland city.

. >>> newly released emails about the fire investigation in this building.caught fire on monday killing four people. >>> well, these emails, straight out say this building is dangerous. fire officials call it a known fire hazard. >> firefighters had been inside that building on san pablo avenue several times before monday's fire and knew that there were problems as early as january. the city released the emails just hours ago along with details to overhaul their fire inspection process. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley just spoke to the mayor. >> reporter: as you can understand, she said she is deeply disturbed by reading these i mails today, i just had a sit down operation with him. as you said, oakland released these emails about fire dating back several months. let's take a look at the first email, it dates back to january the 8th, after a medical call and a fire captain noted nonworking alarms and a padlocked fire escape. the captain says i reck mechbd we consider shutting down this building immediately due to danger to safety. and on january 25, ca

do you have evidence that putin's government hacked john podesta's email? instead of answering, he called me a water carrier for the kremlin and a tool of vladimir putin. he could not answer that question. i am hardly a water carrier for putin. that's insane. you have evidence that the russian government did that? that's a basic question. i don't think that you do. >> before you start questioning your pearls, the fbi and our intelligence agencies say so. that's good enough for me. >> tucker: oh, it is? so the director of national intelligence saying to the congress the nsa is not scooping up email data from every american, was not good enough for you? it turns out he was lying. when the head of the cia said no, we did not break into senate email accounts, was not good enough for you? because he was lying too. you should get actual facts before going out on a limb. >> you are the only person i know, who are so skeptical of our own intelligence agencies. >> tucker: for asking questions? >> you can be skeptical but when all of the intelligence agencie agencies

make sure you double check email addresses themselves and never click on a link in email like that neverchment because that's the way that the hackers can break into your personal information on your cell own for via email account. it's very important to be wear weary. >> if you had a tax professional prepare taxes they can make it seem like because they've broken next mail and you exchanged emails with tax professional that email is coming from that person. >> the scams are not claiming to be from irs, they're from bank or tax software company or from actual tax professional and they'll try to mimic email address for those people or be able to actually hack into those accounts. be really weary. please remember ft. irs wantspp to get in touch with you they will not initiated via email they will not call and threaten you. if you have concerns you owe money give the irs a call. >> you call them don't let them call you. great advice. >> thank you. >> and okay a misconception ca cat's ability to love humans. shawn says he knew this. new study that proves they are shawn says he knew this. new

email after email showed fire officials documenting a variety of fire hazards. everything from faulty smoke detectors to no fire extinguishers to exposed wires. these are conditions the attorney for the tenants say they have been dealing with for months. >> you see exposed wires, you see water leakage on the first floor, virtually a river. >> reporter: any fire alarms, any fire fring letters. >> no fire alarms, springs letters. i remember basically just tinder blocks. >> reporter: three days before the fire broke out inspectors issued eight fire code violations. the owner had 30 days to correct them. we previously asked the officials why they did not evacuate the building while those fire violations were being fixed but they did not get back. >>> christina is now speaking out about the living conditions at that apartment building. christina. >> reporter: the directors of the xhoon identity service say

i have a copy of wendy's email and giving her an opportunity. literally every case there is emails like this. >> what do you say to that? >> i've been doing sexual harassment cases for many years. they were sexually harassted on day. wendy was trying to get a job. wendy is a professional. wendy has had other men make inappropriate comments to her like i have and we shrug it off and think we're going to behave well and they'll probably come around too. she was entitled to have a job that she was qualified to have. and let's get real about sexual harassment. >> he's saying in part just like other prominent and controversial people, i'm vulnerable to contralawsuits from individuals who want me to pay them to avoid negative press at fox news channel. no one has ever filed a complaint about me with the human resources darmntd. even on the anonymous line. i have put to rest any controversies to spare my children the worst part of my job is being a target for those who would harm me and my empl employer, the fox news channel. >> i hope you're able to h

government was behind your you look and say eat i know you were saying john podesta's email, i have to him. you're carrying water for the kremlin. >> tucker: your member of the intel committee, >> you're going to have to move your show to our russian television. >> tucker: that's so dumb, you're being duplicitous, did they hacked? >> that's pretty hilarious. >> when your apologist for thehe kremlin. one last time, look into the camera and say they hacked john podesta's emails, we know for the fact you can't, you know you're kent you're hiding behind weasel words. it's a really simple question congressman, do you have evidence that putin's government tax john podesta's emails, he called me a water carrier for the kremlin and tool for vladimir putin, he could notdl answer that question. i'm hardly a water carrier for putin, do you have evidence of the russian government did that? i don't think that you do. >> before you start clutching your pearls, the fact is that the fbi and our intelligence agencies say so, that's good enough for me. it >> tucker: is, when the director of national

emails. if you talk to dnc officials, they will also tell you that within a few days after there in the domain emails had been hacked they knew it was russia. agents of the russian government. if you don't care about facts -- >> tucker: i care enough to ask real questions because i have learned in 30 years here don't take it on faith, get the facts. i am waiting for a single fact. just one from any of these fabled 17 intelligence agencies. maybe the coast guard can give me this one scintilla of evidence that the russian government of vladimir putin broke into john podesta's email emails. for the expressed purpose of -- >> we need a special commission to investigate a neutral, fair commission. why wouldn't you agree with that? don't you believe this is important? i know you don't get happened but -- >> tucker: i am merely saying if we are going to destroy the lives of people and surveilled american citizens, we are going to break the basic bond of trust, watching me without my knowledge. becau

from snail mail to email to pre-email?states postal service is emailing you a picture, every piece of traditional male. it is called informed delivery. could be great when you are traveling and see what you missed. i usually have junk mail, homeowners may be okay with robots taking over their lawns. honda eliminating tedious yardwork with a self driving lawnmower that can move around obstacles, it is available in june. $2,500. >> i have one of those too. >> a filmmaker has a better idea. why not hug it out? :15 is here with the backlash. everything -- >> the filmmaker's name is josh fox best known for the oscar nominated documentary gas slammed about the dailies of fracking, he sent a series of tweets opposing the us military strike in afghanistan. he says atrocity, murder, abomination, only love stops hate and bombings only create more bombings. is critics, isis, his critics were quick to oppose that line of thinking. safe to assume there are fewer isis lectins in the world after the mother of all bombs dropped, john says

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that's after an offensive email to people who ran the boston marathon. the email's subject line read "congrats, you survived the boston marathon." this- four years after bombs went off near the finish line, killing 3 people. adidas says it "deeply" apologizes for what it calls the insensitive subject line. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy... what are you working on? we're tracking rain on the radar. temperatures dropping overnight wednesday. the wet weather on the way - and when those warmer temperatures will return. good morning washington. toss to eileen - cloudy & cool today - warm & humid tomorrow - cooler/unsettled weekend (rainy sunday) today: mostly cloudy & cooler. isolated showers. highs: 60-64 winds: sse 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with patchy fog. isolated showers, especially nw. lows: 52-58 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly sunny. warm and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 80-85 winds: s 5 mph

across the country and i've never read one email that said i really wanted to be a pilot and i tried really hard but my eyesight wasn'tgood enough and i tried really hard that i couldn't make it . not once. i've gotten so many emails from people saying i really wanted to do what you did but i was so afraid i wasn't going to make it that i didn't try. and i got an email from a woman who said i wanted to be a combat search and rescue helicopter pilot and i wish i had read your book idea years ago because i think maybe i could have done it but i was so afraid i would be rejected and i would fail, then what would that mean for me? but your book willsit on my shelf forever as a reminder of what could have happened . that broke my heart. my wish for you guys is that nobody that you all know is ever in that situation because i think the most important thing to point out about that story is that at the end of her email she told me she was 24 years old. i was a pilot when i was 28. i told her you still have four years, you could still do it but getting up so early so long, i couldn't believe

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email. jesse: this book of yours is causing so much conner nation within the clinton world. according to the "new york post" page 6 she is trying to find the leakers, because someone must have leaked some of this stuff to you. she is worried about leaks now which is ironic. judging by the tone of the book about hillary, it seems like she is having a hard time throughout the campaign coming to grips with the country. i want to put up some words on the screen here. here is a quote from hillary. i don't understand what's happening with the country. i can't get my arms around it. that really sums up a lot of the clinton campaign. wouldn't you agree? >> it seems like they were struggling with that. they saw the rights of populism, the rights of bernie sanders, a man they never saw coming. they basically eked out a win in iowa, but they lost terribly in new hampshire. there is a scene in the book where she is flying with a friend and saying i don't understand what's happening. and that basically s

for increased education and more was done to hold perpetrators accountable. >> i have gotten many emails regarding groping incidences perceptual batteries on campus and i think it is a problem that's bill has yet to be addressed.>> university police are talking to victims to get an age range of the suspect. please advise students to play it safe, walk and run in light of past and never alone at night. >> it's a good wake-up call and just for people to be more knowledgeable and aware of these kinds of events is the first step. >>> us pressure with russia is increasing to an russian support for syria's president but >> there is little question as to who is responsible for these attacks. i think the russians need to think more carefully about the commitment they made under the chemical weapons agreements to be the karent tour that these weapons would be -- guarantor that they would be destroyed weapons. >> rex tillotson will be in russia and is expected to tell russian officials that russia shares responsibility for last week's deadly nerve gas attack in syria were more than 80 people were

that's after an offensive email to people who ran the boston marathon.s subject line read "congrats, you survived the boston marathon." this- four years after bombs went off near the finish line, killing 3 people. adidas tonight says it "deeply" apologizes for what it calls the insensitive subject line. president trump will welcome the new england patriots to the white house. it's become an annual tradition for the n-f-l super bowl winner. quarterback tom brady, who is a long time friend of the president, will make the trip after skipping a visit when president obama was in office. some of brady's teammates though are staying home. at least six patriots players say they are boycotting the visit. this morning we want to say good morning to one of our viewers. our suzanne kennedy met "suk hoskins" at the wheaton mall yesterday sukl says she's a big gmw fan! time now for weather - cloudy & cool today - warm & humid tomorrow - cooler/unsettled weekend (rainy sunday) today: mostly cloudy & cooler. isolated showers. highs: 60-64 winds: sse 5 mph tonight: mostl

russia hacked into dnc's emails. that's a crime. hacking is a crime. we also know they were engagedke in other activities in hacking our election. >> tucker: give me some evidence. or stop talking. that's my view. we will have more on this developing story a little later on the show. the union fighting for $15 minimum wage teaming up now with black lives matters. low wages are not just bad but they are racist? we will talk about what thatli means exactly. tina fey shaming white college-educated women for voting trump. the weird story contest ahead. f you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty

so this area of business email compromise, often times known as email spoofing, it looks more like youross is asking you to do something you shouldn't do. these are the kinds of attacks that are really prevalent. we indicated in our prepared remarks that we had done a study in q-4 that these kinds of attacks were up 40%. so it's really having a big impact on corporate america. >> is there some sector where we neared to be more aware of? where they really seem to be targeting? >> i think it's really across the board, so today, we don't see specific verticals, necessarily, it's really about all organizations of all sizes being subject to these kinds of attacks. >> that's incredible. i just got to ask you, because i see my bank, it says clinton on click on it. >>> but it's not my bank. amazon is constantly asking for my information, but they're not. apple is always asking for my information, but they're not. these guys are so good, garry, how can you detect it? >> we are very good, we employ a big team of researcherings and data scientists and through the innovation that we provide, we are

in an emailed response to one of the witnesses a bart police lieutenant agrees that the train operator should have immediately reported the attack to bart pd. and today the acting deputy chief says he was made aware of the delay in contacting the witnesses in this case two weeks ago. he calls it unacceptable and says he's put protocols in place to address it. pawlisch says she hopes bart pd has truly learned from this incident and is trying to improve...and isn't just saying that to deflect media scrutiny. (pam) just days after a group of forty- to sixty- teens jumped the ticket gates then robbed people on a bart train... bart is now saying it is using a new tactic to thwart potential attacks. this time, a bart worker spotted three to four juveniles who did not pay their fare. this was tuesday night at the lake merritt bart station .. that's when the worker called bart police.. who then instructed trains to keep moving through the station without stopping. the teens got away. bart says, this tactic could prevent group robberies from happening again.

hack, the hack of the john podesta emails. they were behind the use of distributing fake news. the way they do this is they have close to 1000 paid

then in an email to employees united's ceo attacked the passenger saying he was disruptive and belligerant.sot david perry/ david perry and assoc, inc. 37-43this is the sort of bad pr that is going to cause permanent damage to the united branddavid perry is a pr professional in san francisco sotwhen a person is dragged bloody from a seat they paid for on your plane, at least you say i'm sorry we are going to get to the bottom of this this is not the friendly skies that type of apology finally came on tuesday when uniteds ceo issued a statement saying "i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed and to all the customers aboard. no one should ever be mistreated this way." "i want you to know that we take full responsibility and we will work to make it right. 114/make it right (catherine) you know it's another bad day for united when even the white house isweighing in on what happened. while apparently ruling out any kind of federal investigation.... spokesman seanspicer still made it clear that he thought the video was 'troubling.'sean spicer/white house press secretary: i think clearly,

honey, is your work email password the same as your regular email password?, but don't say it out loud. - so it's "teamedward," all lowercase? - mm-hmm. - okay, thank you. - yup. oh, my god, i can't believe she's working here. - i can't believe you let your mother have your email password. - i mean, at least i used to have work as an escape, you know, but now there's, like, no boundaries. she's just gonna be on top of me every single day! - listen, this problem will solve itself. have you ever seen my super edit of chuck firing interns? - why am i sweating so much? you're fired! that's eye contact. you're fired. my ex-wife has that sweater. you're fired. you're fired. fired! fired! [clatter] who put that there? you're fired! is this a tour or can i fire them? who's the old guy? you're fired! - chuck, that's a mirror. then smash it! wheelchair, you're fi-- - see? no intern's ever lasted more than a couple weeks. - yeah. - katie, did you need a file called "hurricane research, important"? 'cause it just disappeared. oh, i just spoke with greg, he is single, so

you have my email.ou have my phone number. >> 76% of the owners decided that we needed to move forward. >> i'm really starting to get annoyed. we're still partners, damn it. >> as long as you're here, i will include you in the process, but you weren't around. when someone calls me and tells me to come help them fix their business, you just have to be here. that's it. >> i'm here to tell you, it's not gonna work the way it's working right now. i'm tired of being disrespected. you been treating me like i'm a moron. i don't know what the hell i'm doing. i invited you into this place because i thought you could help me. ugh, it's just frustrating me is that i'm not an idiot. this has really pissed me off. >> if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to theprofitcasting.com. >> when someone calls me and tells me to come help them fix their business, you just have to be here. that's it. >> it's just frustrating me is that i'm not an idiot. this has really pissed me off. [bleep]. we got to be

they can do deep pact inspection and see what's in your emails. what protects your privacy? this rule that's about to be repealed. if you have problems with the privacy policies of your email provider or social network, you got competition to go to. but most americans have just one or at most two choices for their broadband provider. and interestingly enough, all of those providers are supported the -- supporting the repeal of this privacy rule. why? they're going to make money selling your information. you know, the idea that we can have an f.t.c. solution is an interesting one. but there's no way to do it. in the ninth circuit's 2016 ruling of at&t vs. f.t.c., they ruled that the f.t.c. is barred from imposing data breach rules. so, vote no, protect your constituents' privacy. the speaker pro tempore: mr. doyle. mr. doyle: mr. speaker, our time is all expired? i thank the speaker and ask my colleagues to please vote against this horrible bill. and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. flores. mr. flores: thank you, mr.

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on the monday's deadly apartment fire new email show firefighters wanted the building shut in january. ken bastida is following the paper trail. ken. >> reporter: liz, fire crews at nearby station 15 sounded the alarm on what they saw as a dangerous situation. the fire captain fired off an email on january 8 saying, quote, i recommend that we consider shutting this building down immediately due to the danger to life safety. crews were ordered to do another inspection, which they did the following day. a month later, another dire warning from station 15: according to the email chain: on march 18th, the ent was still pressing for code inspectors to take a look. the >> according to the email chain, on march 18, the fire department was still pressing for code inspectors to come over and take a look. the inspection with the owner present steams have happened last week. -- seems to have happened last week. but on monday the early-morning fire killed four people displaced 80 others. >> so we are really increasing our capacity to ensure that unscrupulous landlords are not putting profits over

. >> we've been emailing and calling. were working on a story. >> antioch police declined to speak. >> these are difficult and complex. >> for perspective from up person not involved we spoke to the executive director of the contra costa the justice center. >> an officer respond seeing -- responding to an incident doesn't have much information about the history. they would need evidence of violence before an arrest can be made. >> which is why victims are encouraged to save evidence. her department help strain police officer -- her department helps train police officers respond to violent -- domestic violence. >> when things go so wrong so fast, not every victim does>> don't let anyone tell you that anyone is above the law. >> ktvu fox2 news. >>> if you have a tip for our two investigates team we would like to hear from you. email us at ktvu.com or call 510-874-0222. >>> art said today it has a new police chief. carlos rojas is served as the chief of the santa ana police department for five years. he will replace ken reed

about russia started at the democratic national convention because it was clear based on all of the emails that debbie wasserman schultz was in the tank for hillary clinton trying to take bernie sanders down. she gets pushed out. on day one of her conference, her convention, what are they going to do quick to they completely changed the conversation. look over here, look over here. they start grading this narrative about russia and they have just been writing it ever since, it's working for them. >> it's a farcical thing at the moment where you've got tillerson over there being as tough as you could possibly be, you've got everyone around trump being the same and people are still trying to push a narrative that he's the poodle, this is not how poodles behave. i know people who have not poodles. they don't bite everybody. >> i think he gave us such leverage to tillerson going into this meeting. all of a sudden the u.s. becomes that much stronger and real leverage against -- >> sean: he doesn't hold back, he was with the secretary-general of nato, he was like you guys have to pay more. i tho

i have a little email lists -- >> stephen: you have hundreds of thousands of people on your email listt that many. it turned into this thing, and the next day i was on the "daily news" cover with my face and trump's face and it says, "he's hitler." and i'm like, "oh, god! that's not-- that's not what i do for a living. that's not what i'm trying to accomplish. i didn't expect that. i regret it, although i wouldn't take it back. if you went back and fixed all the mistakes you made you would erase yourself. there's no point to that. >> stephen: you said you felt that way at the time. do you feel differently. >> now i guess he's not as profound as i thought he was. i thought he was a new kind of evil. but he's just a lying sang of (bleep). it's just simple. ( cheers and applause ) i mean, it's -- >> stephen: cover of "the daily news." cover of "the daily news" tomorrow. >> it's not as big-- it's not as simpler-- it's simpler than i thought. he's-- you know-- like, there are liars. sometimes people lie. "that guy lied. they found out he lied." and then there is somebody whoalize once in a

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