saw me at a party ever. here is the quote from miss keiser's attorney's letter. quote, simply put, miss keiser does not know mr. kavanaugh. she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford, end quote. think about that fact. the day after the allegation occurred i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible to clear my name. i demanded the hearing for the very next day. unfortunately, it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing and those ten long days as was predictable and as i predicted my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. the ten-day delay has been harmful to me and my family, to the supreme court and to the country. when this allegation first arose i welcomed any kind of investigation, senate, fbi or otherwise. the committee now has conducted a thorough investigation and i've cooperated fully. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, fbi,

not ever. sexual assault is horrific one of my closest friends to this day in her thirties confided about me and i was one of the only people she consulted.d.cod. allegations must always be taken seriously. at the same time the person who was the subject of the allegation also deserves to be heard. dueou process is rule of law it means listening to both sides. that they told you that my hearing three weeks ago i am an only child of mark kavanaugh and he is here today. when i was ten my mom went to law m school and as a lawyer she overcame barriers including sexual workplace harassment that so many face and she was a trailblazer one of maryland's earliest prosecutors and trial judges they taught me the importance of quality and respect for all people and inspired me to be a lawyer and judge. last time i was here i told you when my mom was a prosecutor and i was in high school she is to practice her closing arguments at the dining room table. her trademark line was use your common sense what ring

we're going to work harder than ever before, we're going to work smarter than ever before. the nobody thought was possible. and that's already starting. so go out and vote. you're not let meg down. i'm never ever going to let you down. thank you very much. soon.be back very vote for danny, vote for dean, vote for all of them. we need soon. vote republicans in washington, d.c. we're going to keep it whether it's from las vegas to reno to carson city, we need every nevada patriot to go out and vote. go out and vote. we will keep it going. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. good luck. night, cbs news chief white house correspondent talks about his book mr. trump's wild ride. >> it's not just about partisanship. it trance skends news chief parties. i describe him as proto partisan. he is bigger than partisanship ecause there is this emotional dine mo that he spins within people. he does it intentionally, sometimes he doesn't even know he's doing it but it happens. it is influencing e every aspect of american life. culture, economics, pol

he was motivated by a vision of america carried ever forward ever upward on the strength of its principlessical place or power, but as the carrier of enduring human aspirations. as an advocate for the oppre oppressed. as a defender for the peace. as a promise unwavering, und undimmed. unequal. the strength of a democracy is renewed by reaffirming the principles on which it was founded. and america has somehow always found leaders who were up to that task particularly at the time of greatest need. john was born to meet that kind of challenge. to defend and demonstrate the defining ideals of our nation. if we're ever tempted to forget who we are, to grow weary of our cause, john's voice will always come as a whisper over our shoulder, we are better than this. america is better than this. john was a restless soul. he really didn't glory in success or wallow in failure because he was always on the to next thing. friends can't say he can't stay in the same experience. one of his books ended with the words and i moved on. john has moved on. he would probably not want us to dwell on it but we are

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nor did he ever speak of his captivity again. during the near half century of close friendship, john's focus was on creating a better future. as a senator, he supported the restoration of relations with vietnam, helped bring it about on a bipartisan basis in the clinton administration. and became one of the advocates of reconciliation. with his erstwhile enemy. honor was -- it is an intangible quality. it is not obligatory. it has no written code. it reflects a compulsion, free of self-interest. it fulfills a cause not a personal ambition. it represents what a society lives for beyond the necessities of the moment. law makes life possible. honor and nobility. for john it was a way of life. john returned to america divided over its presidency, divided over the war. amidst all the turmoil and civic unrest, divided over the best way to protect our country and whether it should be respected for its power or its ideals. john came back from the war and declared that this is a false choice. america owed it to itself to embrace both stre

judge thomas: did you ever tell i have had no such discussions, nor have i ever pressured or asked her to go out with me beyond her work environment. senator hatch: did you ever tell professor hill that she should see pornographic films? judge thomas: absolutely not. senator hatch: did you ever talk about pornography with professor hill? judge thomas: i did not discuss any pornographic material or pornographic preferences or pornographic films with professor hill. senator hatch: so you never even talked or described pornographic materials with her? judge thomas: absolutely not. senator hatch: amongst those or in addition? judge thomas: what i have told you is precisely what i told the fbi on september 25 when they shocked me with the allegations made by anita hill. sen. hatch: judge thomas, those are a lot of allegations. those are a lot of charges, talking about sexual experiences and preferences, whether she liked it or had ever done the same thing, oral sex, viewing films of people having sex with each other and with animals, that maybe she should see such films, discuss specific se

survived, democracy has ever endured, or peace has ever prospered. >> schifrin: but among the world's ghest level gathering of leaders, what president trump encalls sovereignty has be unpopulart . he pulled paris climate agreement signed by 196 countries. he pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, eugotiated with pe. and over arab and european objections, he moved t us embassy to jerusalem over the president calls those decisions achievements, buthey got him off to an inauspicious start. >> in less than two years, my administration hasccomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. ( audience murmuring ) >> schifrin: someone in the audience yells sething-- >> so true. ( audience laughing ) didn't expect tht reaction, that's okay. silaughter ) >> schifrin: but pnt trump was unapologetic, and repeatedly defended his worldview. >> we ject the ideology of globalism. and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. >> schifrin: it was left to rope to defend the world order and defend multilateralism. french president emmanuel macron spoke for nearly 40 minutes and cal

than we have ever done before. ever done before.ey'd let us build the wall faster, i if congress could give us those funds -- the thick do best is build. i could build the whole thing in a year. we're building a billion-six, another billion-six, but a lot of people have promised us, right after the election, they're going approve the rest of the wall. let's see if they keep their promise. let's see. let's see. but it's getting built anyway. it's not easy. we're building it. not easy. people think it's easy. schumer and pelosi have bigger things. but the thing they want to obstruct and resist the most, even though they were in favor of a wall in 2006. they were in favor. ask israel whether or not a wall works. it works. it works. and by the way, speaking of israel, the embassy is now open and happily living in jerusalem. it would have been 25 years before it was built. the story -- you know the story. our great ambassador, david freedman, one of the most successful lawyers in new york, he loves israel. he wanted to be the ambassador.

saw me at a party ever. here is the quote from miss keiser's attorney's letter. quote, simply put, miss keiser does not know mr. kavanaugh. she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford, end quote. think about that fact. the day after the allegation occurred i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible to clear my name. i demanded the hearing for the very next day. unfortunately, it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing and those ten long days as was predictable and as i predicted my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. the ten-day delay has been harmful to me and my family, to the supreme court and to the country. when this allegation first arose i welcomed any kind of investigation, senate, fbi or otherwise. the committee now has conducted a thorough investigation and i've cooperated fully. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, fbi,

that i ever attempted to date her, that i ever had any personal sexual interest in her or that i in any way ever the second, and i think more important point, i think that this today is a travesty. i think that it is disgusting. should that this hearing never occur in america. this is a case in which this dirt was searched for by staffers of members of this committee. media.then leaked to the bodycommittee and this validated it and displayed it prime time over our entire nation. of thisd any member committee, any person in this room or any person in this like those of about him or her in this fashion? or this dirt dredged up and this gossip and these lies displayed in this manner? how would any person like it? the supreme court is not worth it. no job is worth it. i'm not here for that. i'm here for my name, my family, my life and my integrity. think something is dreadfully wrong with this country. when any person in this free country would be subjected to this. this is not a closed room. there was an fbi investigation. opportunity to talk about difficult matters privately or in a close

no one ever.t levels of american government, and never a highest levels of american government, and nevera hint highest levels of american government, and never a hint of anything of this kind. and that's because nothing of this kind ever happened. second, let's turn to specifics. i categorically and uncritically deny the allegation against me by doctor ford. i never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with dr ford. i never intended a gathering like the one dr ford describes in her allegation —— i never attended a gathering. i never sexually assaulted dr ford or anyone. again, i am never sexually assaulted dr ford or anyone. again, lam not questioning that dr ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time. but i have never done that to her or to anyone. doctor ford's allegation stems from a party she alleges occurred during the summerof a party she alleges occurred during the summer of 1982. 36 years ago. i was 17 years old between myjunior and senior

best ever, lowest number ever.nic american, asian american, women 6 5 years, sorry about that, i like history better. headstart, as opposed -- i joke, but on women, the five years. in 65 years in unemployment. [applause] it'll be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, , but we have another two weeks. youth unemployment. youth unemployment, the best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate ever record for americans without a high school diploma. isn't that a great thing? nobody even talks about this stuff. that's like you probably never even heard of these cat gores. , these arees important categories to me. veterans unemployment recently reached its lowest in more than 20 years and that's going up rapidly. i even think it's wrong. i think it's a much higher, much better than that. if it's not i'll make sure it is , ok? [laughter] because we love our veterans. [applause] almost 3.9 million americans have been lifted off food stamps since my election. [cheers and applause] so medicare, you look at wha

being at a party with me ever. friends who were allegedly there who knew me well told this committee under doalty of felony that they not recall any such party and that i never did or would do anything like this. allegation is not merely uncorroborated, it is refuted by the very people she says were there including by a longtime friend of hers, refuted. third, dr. ford said this event occurred at a house in your columbia country club which is at the corner of connecticut highway and east-west highway in chevy chase, maryland. in her letter, she said the report or other people at the house, but none of those people columbia country club. as of the summer of 1982, dr. ford was fifteen and could not drive yet. she did not live near the country club. she says confidently she had one she doeshe party but not say how she got to the house or how she got home or whose house it was. thish, i've submitted to committee detailed calendars recording my activities in the of 1982. why did i keep calendars? my dad started keeping

>> no. >> did you ever know that you were dealing with anything that was stolen property? >> no. >> as to the terrorist under surveillance program, did you help korea it this program. >> no. >> did you give legal advice about it? >> no. >> we're referring to the same program? >> yes, the one the article was about. >> so a bit of a kind of a run-through here. you will probably be get votes 54 to investigation, 57, i don't know what the number will be. there are 11 undecided senators before the hearing. three of them republicans, i like your chance, and eight of them are democrat. you are in five of five or six of them. i want your family to know in other times someone leak you would probably get 90 votes. i want your daughters to know that what happened yesterday is unique to the times that we live in. and i want to give you a chance to say some things to the people who have attended this hearing. i think there is a father of a parkland student who was killed and i think there is a mother of a child who has got terrible health care problems and there are many other people h

ever. here is the quote from ms. keyser's attorney's letter. "simply put, ms. keyser does not know mr. kavanaugh and she has no recollection of ever being at party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford." think about that fact. the day after the allegation appeared, i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible to clear my name. i demanded a hearing for the very next day. unfortunately, it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing. in those ten long days, as was predictable, and as i predicted, my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. the ten-day delay has been harmful to me and my family, to the supreme court, and to the country. when this allegation first arose, i welcomed any kind of investigation, senate, f.b.i., or otherwise. the committee now has conducted a thorough investigation, and i have cooperated fully. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, f.b.i., mon

ever see anything this bad? >> no i haven't and i think senator feinstein has set in motion one of the great tragedies in american history. she has seduced and besmirched the united states senate and purposely tried to ruin a good man but more than that she has tried to ruin his wife and his two daughters. this is a disgraceful performance by the democratic party. and let me say this to mazie hirono, the hawaiian senator, democrat, who told all the men of america to shut up. tonight i say to her, shut up senator, shot up. i'm sick of you, i'm sick of dianne feinstein, i'm sick of senator blumenthal and all the democrats who have one thing in mind. they want power. they thirst for power and they don't care who they ruin in the process. this is a moment of disgrace. for the united states senate and if they don't confirm him to the united states senate, the republicans will lose the senate. this is a national disgrace. >> sean: i have known you for many, many years and you've never told anybody to shut up in your l

did you ever tell...ell you about something that happened in your presence that you do not remember during a time that you had been drinking? no. we drink beer. so did i think the vast majority of people our age at the time, but event, we drank beer and still do. during the time in high school when you would be drinking, did anyone ever tell you about something that you did not remember? no. dr ford described a small gathering of people at a suburban maryland home in the summer of 1982. she said that markjudge, p smith and leland and an unknown present stoney millwork —— an unknown male we re stoney millwork —— an unknown male were at that location. have you ever. . . were at that location. have you ever... no, as i said in my opening statement. dr ford described an incident where she was alone in a room with you and markjudge. have you ever been alone in a room with markjudge and dr ford? no. dr ford described as a were you are grinding her gentle touch your genitals on her. have you ever... no. dr ford

>> no. >> did you ever know that you were dealing with anything that was stolen property? >> no. >> as to the terrorist surveillance program, did you help create this program? >> are no. >> did you give legal advice about it? >> no. we're referring to the same program i was talking about earlier? >> yes, the one that the article was about. so a bit of kind of a run through here, you're probably going to get 55 votes. i don't know. 54 to 56 or 57. i don't know what the number will be. there are 11 undecided senators before the hearing. three of them republicans, i like your chances. eight of them are democrat. you're in play with about five or six of them. and i just want you and your family to know that in other times, someone like you would probably get 90 votes. i want your daughters to know that what happened yesterday is unique to the times that we live in. and i want to give you a chance to say some things to the people that have attended this hearing. i think there is a father of a parkland student who was killed. i think there is a mother of a child who has got terr

and it is going to be one of the biggest to ever hit the east coast. one of the biggest ever hit our country. maybe something will happen. it is looking like it probably won't be taking place. meaning veering away from land. my administration is in close co—ordination with state and local authorities and fema, these are tremendous people also, as you know. they have placed extensive resources on the ground including search and rescue efforts. how a restoration and medical support. tremendous people working on the hurricane. first responders, law in this force meant —— law enforcement and fema, and we are getting accolades from politicians and the people. we are ready. but this will be one of the biggest monster ever hit our country. residents in the past of these devastating —— path of these devastating storms should comply with all evacuation orders and other instructions. protection of life is the absolute highest priority and that's what we are doing. it is called protection of life. so, god bless everybody, and be careful. thank you. president trum

you look at women sixty five years the unemployment numbers are among the best we've ever had ever the numbers of new companies poor ng into our country which nobody thought was possible and i said this and i was in front of a large group of highly professional people most of whom are from either other countries or the united nations people that are and begin to clapping applauding smiling and i heard a little rustle as i said our country is now stronger than ever before it's true i mean it is true and i heard a little rustle and i said it's true and i heard smiles and i said oh i didn't know there'd be that they weren't laughing at me they were laughing with me we had fun that was not laughing at me so the fake due said people left a president that in left me people had a good time with me we were doing it together we had a good time they respect what i've done the united states is respected again united states was not respected everybody was taking advantage of us from jobs and taking our companies and not paying the price to do so many other things even military protection i told a

there at the best point they have ever been.eteran unemployment is doing better than it has in many years. millions of americans have been lifted off food stamps since the election. [applause] medicare will be $700 billion stronger over the in the case decade thanks to our growth. billy sutton and people like bill you sutton, democrats with the strong liberal leaning will destroy your medicare and they are going to destroy your social security. i'm leaving you social security -- it is going to be left alone. your social security will be left alone. we're not touching it. we're going to make it stronger. we're paying for things through growth. we'll be able to pay for things nobody thought possible. they said how are you going to do it? we're going to do it through growth. they didn't know what growth was. hillary talked about growth and made a deal like she made with south korea. we have real big growth and the great thing is the really great thing is that our growth has tremendous potential. it is going to get much better. thin

no. >> did you ever tell -- did anyone ever tell you about something that happened in your presence that you didn't remember during a time that you had been drinking? >> no. we drank beer, and -- you know, so did i think the vast majority of people our age at the time. but at any event, we drank beer and still do. so whatever -- >> during the time in high school, when you would be dri k drinking, did anyone ever tell you about something you did not remember? >> no. >> dr. ford described a small gathering of people at a suburban maryland home in the summer of 1982. she said that mark judge, p. p.j. smyth and leland ingam were also present as well as a well-known male and that the people were drinking to varying degrees. were you ever at a gathering that fits that description? >> no, as i've said in my opening statement. >> dr. ford described an incident where she was alone in a room with you and mark judge. have you ever been alone in a room with dr. ford and mark judge? >> no. >> dr. ford described an incident where you were grinding your genitals on her. have you ever ground or rubbed y

nobody ever asks. nobody ever asks. they don't ask.plause] with south korea we are paying 60% of their military. they buy a missile system -- by the way we are doing great with north korea. i had to just tell you. [cheering] you know these dishonest people back there. months ago. for 80 years they have been working on this stuff. for 25 years they have been working on missiles and nuclear -- they got nowhere, they were not even answer our presidents phone calls. when they called they told him don't call us. yes, i agree, the rhetoric was unbelievably harsh at the beginning. we have a very good relationship. we were going to war with north korea. that is what will was -- that is what was going to happen. haveons of people would been killed. president obama told me when i set just before taking office, he said the single biggest problem is country has is north korea. he said he was very close to going to war, but fortunately his time was up. we would have been in a war. millions of people would have been killed. 30 million people right o

we are as ready as anybody has ever been. it looks to me and it looks to all of the very talented people to do this for a living. it will be a very large one, that we've seen in past decades. things can change but i doubt they will. we doubt they will be very far off course. the places that are in the way of the most jeopardy would be virginia, north carolina, south carolina, that area. they haven't seen anything like what is coming out of in 25, 30 years, maybe ever. his tremendously big and tremendously wet. tremendous amounts of water. so i've spoken with the governors of south carolina, north carolina and virginia. they're prepared, we're prepared, working very well in conjunction with the governors. i would like to ask brock long, our administrator has done so well for us in texas and florida. it could very well be similar to texas in the sense that it's tremendous amounts of water. texas was the one that had more water than we've ever seen in a storm or hurricane. it went out for seconds and thirds. we've never seen any

to ever hit ggest our country. maybe something will happen but it's looking like that probably taking place unfortunately, meaning veering away from land. administration is in close state and n with local authorities, and fema, these are tremendous people know. as you they have already placed extensive resources on the round including search and rescue experts. and medical tion, support. tremendous people working on the hurricane. responders, law enforcement, and fema, and they getting dy, and we're tremendous accolades from politicians and the people, we're ready but this is going to of the biggest ones to ever hit our country. of these in the path devastating storms should comply evacuation orders and other emergency instructions. is the on of life absolute highest priority, and that's what we're doing. it's called protection of life. be od bless everybody and careful. .hank you chlt [applause] president trump: for tonight's we're f honor reception also joined by members of my secretaries steve man mnuchin. don't

do you ever call him john? >> noefr, never, ever, ever.nk he looks like a john? >> jimmy: no. >> no. and he just -- that's such a -- that's such a name that it could be anyone. he's ozzy and that's -- >> jimmy: you've never called him john, like even when you get mad at him. what's his middle name? do you even know? >> michael. >> jimmy: john michael osbourne. wow. >> i know. it's just so not him. >> jimmy: no. it's almost not anybody in a way. >> no. >> jimmy: he's always ozzy. please give him my best. sharon osbourne is with us. her show is "the talk" it's on every day on cbs. we'll be right back. k. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the first ever cadillac xt4. visit cadillac.com to learn more. [music begins to play: "like ♪sugait's like sh♪-an] it's like sugar ♪ so sweet ♪ ♪ good enough ♪ ♪ to e♪t ♪ yeah! ♪ ♪ like sugar, like sugar ♪ it's like sugar ♪ suga♪, so sweet ♪ ♪ good enough ♪ to e♪t ♪ yeah! ♪ designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your pho

greg: no one will ever know. >> no one will ever know.ng i have learned charlie is that nature of memory is imperfect and we -- i do believe that they believe their stories and both stories are probably flawed. but i don't know to echo kat, but i do think that the progress that we're making is in the area of understanding memory over time, that we have to start thinking about like what is true in somebody's head is not true in somebody else's. >> i don't trust my memory from this morning. greg: neither do i. >> much less last week. greg: i had to tell you to put on pants. >> and i don't even do any drugs anymore. greg: yeah. anymore. it's been three weeks. [laughter] >> but no, i would say actually i did change my mind listening to the testimony. going in, i thought that dr. ford was a political -- i thought she was politically motivated. i thought she was trying to take out this guy and doing everything that she could to just -- because you know, the first time she ever uttered his name to anybody was after he had been floated as a poten

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greg: no one will ever know. >> no one will ever know. greg: the one thing i have learned charlie is that nature of memory is imperfect and we -- i do believe that they believe their stories and both stories are probably flawed. but i don't know to echo kat, but i do think that the progress that we're making is in the area of understanding memory over time, that we have to start thinking about like what is true in somebody's head is not true in somebody else's. >> i don't trust my memory from this morning. greg: neither do i. >> much less last week. greg: i had to tell you to put on pants. >> and i don't even do any drugs anymore. greg: yeah. anymore. it's been three weeks. [laughter] >> but no, i would say actually i did change my mind listening to the testimony. going in, i thought that dr. ford was a political -- i thought she was politically motivated. i thought she was trying to take out this guy and doing everything that she could to just -- because you know, the first time she ever uttered his name to anybody was after he had been

nobody has ever done in less than a two-year period what we have done. so when you tell me about some anonymous source within the administration, probably who's failing and probably here for all the wrong reasons, now, and "the new york times" is failing. if i weren't here, i believe "the new york times" probably wouldn't even exist. and some day -- [ applause ] some day when i'm not president and hopefully in about six and a half years from now -- "the new york times" and cnn and all of these phony media outlets will be out of business, folks. they'll be out of business because there will be nothing to write and nothing of interest. nobody's done what this administration has done. and i agree. it's different from an agenda which is much different than ours and it's certainly not your agenda. that i can tell you. >> thank you. >> it is about open borders. it is about letting people flee into our country. it's about a disaster and crime for our country. so, they don't like donald trump and i don't like them because they're very dishonest people. remember

kaiser said under penalty of felony not know me and does not believe she ever saw me at a a party ever. here is the quote from ms. kaiser's attorney's letter, quote, simply put ms. kaiser does not know mr. kavanaugh, end quote. think about that fact. the day after the allegation appeared, i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible to clear my name. i demanded a hearing for the very next day unfortunately it took the committee 10 days to get to this hearing and those 10 long days as was predictable and as i predicted my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. the 10-day delay has been harmful to me and my family, to the supreme court and to the country, when this allegations first arose i welcomed any kind of investigation, senate, fbi or otherwise. the committee has now conducted thorough investigation and i've tcooperated fully. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, fbi, montgomery county, police, whatever will clear me. listen to the people i know. listen to the people who have known m

i don't know about ever ever but i probably was and played really. much better tonight than i have since i started this journey i think is the best match she's ever played against me i'm in and i think i did a lot wrong but. you know she's did everything right so obviously that that level is definitely wishing is going to want to stay for serina remains on track to win a seventh u.s. open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stunning news kike an epic david stokes algis. and christiane around all those white for goal as his new club goes on these no goals in three league games for you ventus but the italian champions are winning regardless this two one victory over commentating their perfect start to this. ok that is useful let's get back to give you in london. thanks for that and the remember before we go you can always find much more on our website to find that zero dot com it's got all the sports news and features it's definitely worth checking out about that for me for now but i will be back in about bent

jeff: everything i have ever done started small.hter] jeff: amazon started with a couple of people. blue origin started with five people. the budget of blue origin was very small. now it approaches $1 billion a year. next year will be more than $1 billion. amazon is 500,000 people. for me it was like yesterday i was driving the packages to the post office myself. i was hoping one day we could afford a forklift. so for me, i have seen small things get big. it is part of this mentality. i like treating things as if they are small. amazon, even though it is a large company, i wanted to have the heart and spirit of a small one. the day one foundation will be like that. we will wander a bit too. we have some specific ideas about what we want to do, but i believe in the power of wandering. all of my best decisions in business and life have been made with heart, intuition, guts, you know, not, not analysis. when you can make a decision with analysis, you should do so, but it turns out in life that your most important decisions are always m

had ever. the numbers are new companies pouring into our country, which nobody thought was possible. and i said this and i was in front of a large group of highly professional people, most of whom are from either other countries or the united nations. people that aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling. and i heard a little rustle, as i said our country is now stronger than ever whether and i hear a little rustle and i said it's true and i heard smiles. i said, oh, i didn't know there would be -- they weren't laughing at me, they were laughing with me. we had fun. that was not laughing at me. so the fake news said people laughed at president trump. they didn't laugh at me. people had a good time with me. we were doing it together. we had a good time. they respect what i've done. the united states is respected again. the united states was not respected. everybody was taking advantage of us from jobs an taking our companies and not paying the price to so many other things. even military pro

no one, ever. a lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high-profile public service at the highest levels of american government. never a hint of anything of this kind. that is because nothing of this kind ever happened. second, let's turn to specifics. i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by dr. ford. i never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with dr. ford. i never attended a gathering like the one dr. ford describes in her allegation. have never sexually assaulted dr. ford or anyone. that, i am not questioning dr. ford may have been sexually assaulted. by some person in someplace at some time. i have never done that to her or to anyone. allegations stem from a party that she alleges occurred in the summer of 1982. 36 years ago. i was 17 years old. i was between my junior and senior years of high school and georgetown prep, a rigorous all school catholic jesuit high school in rockville, maryland. timemy friends and i spent together at parties on week

and our economy is hotter than it has ever been. i do not know if you saw the confidence levels this morning that just came out. fantastic. and in all fairness to the fed raising rates, they are raising rates because we have never done like we are doing now. one of the things that is nice about the rates, the people that were hurt the worst by these zero interest rates, you know, when president obama had the economy, it was the worst comeback since the great depression. you have all heard that. but remember, he was playing with zero interest money. that is easy. i am playing with fairly expensive money. so when he does that, the people that benefit our people that actually in their whole life would save 20% of their salary and put it in the bank. those people got killed. because they put the money in the bank, they were going to live off the interest. there was no interest. now these people are starting to get interest. those are the people that deserve -- they did a great job. the people that did the best job got hurt the most. so

maybe ever.endously big and tremendously wet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "don't worry, i'm building an ark. and mexico is going to pay for it. [ laughter and applause ] it's going to be very wet." storm is going to be wet? okay, good. anything else? [ laughter ] and republican officials are worried that ted cruz will lose his re- election campaign because he's not likable enough. especially compared to his opponent beto o'rourke. and they might be right about his likability. look at the way both candidates answer some basic questions. when asked, "what do you like to do in your spare time," o'rourke said, play guitar." ted cruz said, "organize my documents." [ laughter ] when asked, "what is your ring tone, o'rourke said, "don't stop believin'." ted cruz said, "the sound of my voice gently whispering the word 'moist.'" [ laughter ] when asked, "what is your favorite breakfast meal," o'rourke said, "pancakes with syrup." ted cruz said, "toothpaste with orange juice." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >>

had ever. the numbers of new companies pouring into our country that nobody thought was possible. i said this, and i was in front of a group of highly professional people. people who aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling, i heard a little rustle. our country is now stronger than ever before. i heard a little rustle. and i said it's true. i heard smiles. they weren't laughing at me. they were laughing with me. that was not laughing at me. so the fake news said people laughed at president trump. they didn't laugh at me. people had a good time with me. we were doing it together. we had a good time. they respect what i have done. the united states is respected again. the united states was not respected. everybody was taking advantage of us from jobs and taking our companies and not paying the price. i told many of them, you are a very rich country. we protect you. without our protection you would have real problems. i said you should reimburse us for this protection. why are we protecting y

one of the biggest to ever hit our country. maybe something will happen but it's looking like that probably won't be taking place, unfortunately, meaning veering away from land. my administration is in close coordination with state and local authorities, and fema, these are tremendous people also, as you know. they have already placed extensive resources on the ground including search and rescue experts. power restoration, and medical support. tremendous people working on the hurricane. first responders, law enforcement, and fema, and they are all ready, and we're getting tremendous accolades from politicians and the people, we're ready but this is going to be one of the biggest ones to ever hit our country. residents in the path of these devastating storms should comply with all evacuation orders and other emergency instructions. protection of life is the absolute highest priority, and that's what we're doing. it's called protection of life. so god bless everybody and be careful. thank you. [applause] president trump: for toni

no one, ever. a lifetime, a lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high profile public service at the highest levels of american government, and never a hint of anything of this kind. and that's because nothing of this kind ever happened. second, let's turn to specifics. i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by dr. ford. i never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with dr. ford. i never attended a gathering like the one dr. ford describes in her allegation. i have never sexually assaulted dr. ford or anyone. again, i am not questioning that dr. ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time. but i have never done that to her or to anyone. dr. ford's allegation stems from a party that she alleges occurred during the summer of 1982, 36 years ago. i was 17 years old, between my junior and senior years of high school at georgetown prep, a rigorous all boys catholic jesuit high school in rockville, maryland. when my friends a

he was motivated by a vision of america carried ever forward, ever upward on the strength of its principles the carrier of enduring human aspirations, as an advocate for the oppressed, as a defender of the peace, as a promise unwavering, undimmed, unequal. the strength of democracy is renewed by reaffirming the principles on which it's founded and america has always found leaders who were up to that task, particularly at the time of greatest need. john was born to meet at that-- that kind of children to defend the ideals of our nation. if we're ever tempt today-- tempted to forget that, john's voice will come as a whisper over our shoulder, we're better than this. america is better than this. john was a restless soul. he really didn't glory in success or wallow in failure because he was always onto the next thing. friends said, he can't stay in the same experience. one of his books ended with the words "and i moved on." john has moved on and he would probably not want us to dwell on it, but we're better for his presence among us. the world is smaller for his departure and we will remember h

no one ever. a lifetime, a lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high-profile public service, at the highest levels of american government and never a hint of anything of this kind. and that's because nothing of this kind ever happened. second, let's turn to specifics. i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me by dr. ford. i never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with dr. ford. i never sexual assaulted dr. ford or anyone. again, i am not questioning that dr. ford may have been sexual assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but i have never done that to her or to anyone. dr. ford's allegation stems from a party that she alleges occurred during the summer of 1982, 36 years ago. i was 17 years old between my junior and senior years of high school at georgetown prep, a rigorous, all boys catholic jesuit high school in rockville, maryland. when my friends and i spent time together at parties on weekends, it was usually with friends from nearby