was 30, we were at camden yards, when cal ripken plated his 1,231st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record. so many with my dad. a lifetime of friendships forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters, margaret analyze -- and liza, will be in and out of the hearing room, they're dedicated students and outstanding athletes. since you last saw them at the white house july 9th i'm pleased to report that margaret has gotten her braces off and has turned 13. margaret is the sweetest girl you'll ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally, i thank my wife ashley. she's a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school, and the university of texas at austin. she's now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family, but i'm grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul. she always sees the goodness in others. she's made me a better person and a better judge. i thank god every day for my fami

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russia and try to get somebody else or come to some solution for these endless middle east wars well gehrig in your view what are the risks of this trump doctrine or policy. i think you know what's already been said here trump seems to have a fundamentally different calculation of what is american grand strategy which was to dish really understood as a form of liberal gemini's america is investing in investing in alliances and partnerships to underwrite a liberal international rules based order support for democracy support for free trade support for allies and partners in terms of the terrence and trump wants to move into a world which is completely based on trends actually sions alone so if you want to have nature protection if you want american military protection and pay for it in forms of you know higher defense budget international trade free trade comes at the expense of the united states what we see is a really a foreign security policy that is much more informed by oryol politics thinking balance of power some game calculations and that is quite a radical departure from the last se

lou gehrig disease, you wouldn't be embarrassed, you wouldn't think it was your fault. yet for some reason, with this, we are. so until we can get to a place in this society where we can look at -- and i hope -- we've had a couple of high profile suicides in america over the last couple of weeks, and so people are talking and people are starting to have conversation. when robin williams passed away a couple of years ago, that was a teaching opportunity. it was a learning opportunity, and we started to have the conversation. then, it went away, you know, and hopefully, with what's just happened recently, we'll continue to talk about this. but until we do, and until we start to look at it as the disease that it is instead of being a character flaw of some kind, we're going to continue to see these kinds of tragedies. and until then, the work that you do is extremely important, and it's more and more important. there are people who are just so shocked when i tell this story because they'll look at me and go oh, the stuff you do, you're on tv, you're a comic -- you deal wit

were at camden yards together when cal ripken played in his 2,131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record and so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship, forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters, margaret and lisa, will be in and out of this hearing room over the next few days. they are strong girls, dedicated students, outstanding athletes. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony on july 9th i'm pleased to report that margaret has gotten her braces off and has turned 13, margaret is the sweetest girl you will ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally i thank my wife ashley, she is a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school and the university of texas at austin. she is now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family. i'm grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul, she always sees the goodness in others. she's made me a bette

we were at camden yards together cal ripkin played in his 2131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig'sming unbreakable record. so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship forged in stadium seats over hotdogs and beer. my daughters margaret and liza will be in and out of this hearing room over the next few days. they are strong girls. dedicated students, outstanding athletes. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony on july 9th, i'm pleased to report that margaret has gotten her braces off, and has turned 13. margaret is the sweetest girl you will ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one give as better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally i thank my wife ashley. she is a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school, and the university of texas at austin. she is now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family but i'm grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul. she always sees the goodness in others. she made me a better person,

we were at camden yards together when cal ripken played his game and broke lou gehrig's record. and so many other games with my dad, a lifetime of friendship forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters margaret and liza will be in and out of this hearing room over the next few days, they are strong girls, dedicated students, outstanding athletes. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony on july 9th i'm pleased to report that margaret's gotten her braces off and has turned 13. margaret is the sweetest girl you'll ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally, i thank my wife ashleigh. she's a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school and the university of texas at austin. she's now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family, but i'm grateful for her love and inspiration. ashleigh is a kind soul, she always sees the goodness in others. she's made me a better person and a better judge.

someone with lou gehrig's disease is trying an experimental drug because of this. we will see how it turns out. will it be successful for everybody, no, but people deserve that right to make that decision. >> sometimes i think you can get sucked into this idea of the bright lights of washington dc. that everything happens there. but with what you did with the right to try, having that percolate up to the federal level. it passed, fairly easily. and president trump signed it. >> it did. i think part of the problem with conservatives is we feel like we are a republic, not a democracy. i feel like this is thrown at us a lot. are you really happy with what they are getting done in washington, in your legislature? sometimes you need to put pressure on them and the way you put pressure on them is through ideas and showing public support. for example, we will talk about this, briefly. the only way we will solve this kind of problem is through the states. it will not happen through dc. we have an idea which will put pressure on dc to get this madness in dc that is going to

old, we were at camden yards when cal ripped in played his 2131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record. and so many other games with my dad, a lifetime of friendship, forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters, margaret and liza will be in and out of the hearing room over the next few days, they are strong girls, dedicated students, outstanding athlete. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony on july 9, i am pleased to report that margaret has gotten her braces off and has turned 13 years old. margaret is the sweetest girl you will ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally, i thank my wife, ashley. she is a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school and the university of texas at austin. she is now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer that she had planned for the family. i am grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul, she always sees the goodness in others. she h