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glenn: yeah. well, you know, cats have this reputation of being like standoffish or aloof, but we found the opposite with taco. he's like really friendly, and we just found him a joy. and he became like part of the family. robert: yeah. sunny, what did taco respond to? how did you integrate taco into the family at the beginning? what did you do? sunny: in the beginning, yeah, i guess he'd jump around and meow at night, so a little bit just-- robert: wild? sunny: yeah. but later, he's become better and better. robert: did it just become more comfortable? sunny: yeah, i guess so. robert: all right. tiffany, what about you? what kind of relationship did you have with taco at the beginning? what's it like now? tiffany: he's good. he's really active. he runs around in the middle of the night sometimes. and he just wants play time. robert: what would you suggest for people who are considering getting a cat, especially if they haven't really had much experience with it? tiffany: it takes a lot of respons

like the scene that i had glenn was about six pages i think. and we shot it in a very theatrical manner so we could both beovered at the same time, which was nice. so that way the genuinect intens between us could be captured. >> well, it is a wonderful film and i think when people see it, you will appreciate the intensity of it and the incredible story tell willing andin incredible a that is here as well. so we wish you the best with "the wife." gentlemen, t being here. for >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >>> christian slater. >>xcrettyed to see that movie. >> i am too. >>> coming up, his bravery is hard to comprehend. >> hnd wee john chapman's story after he was posthumously awarded the medal of honor. you'll hearrom his f you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less.

. >> bathompson: clinock is operations director for glenn springs holdings. it's a subsidiary of occidental petroleum, which bought hooker chemical, the company that originally dumped the waste. under superfund rules, glenn springs is now responsible for mainfitaining the la, with government oversight. >> this is the love canal treatment facility. >> thompson: this special carbon filtration system cleans up to five million gallons of groundwater that leach from the siteea every the e.p.a. studies the site every five years, and new york state receives annual reports from glenn springs holdings. the ysmost recent said them is successfully "preventing off- site migration of contamination." >> all those reports prove the iveness of the existing remedy. >> thompson: but some neighbors aren't so sure. in 1994 dolly salerno and her family moved to one of those homes the governmenteemed safe a ock north of the love canal site. she says a few years ago, she began smelling a strong chemical odor coming from the kitchen sink. she did not want to show her face on camera.

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what's your response to what rudy giuliani tweeted out here, glenn?bob mueller will be governed by his own time table with respect to the investigation. he will also be governed by his own decision whether he wants to try to take what is admittedly a narrow pathway to indicting a sitting president. i'm not suggesting he will had. there is a narrow pathway. but if he opts to either issue a report to congress, i am fully confident that bob mueller will issue it at a time and in a way that will not interfere with the midterm elections. and let's not forget, he could also return sealed indictments that included an indictment of the president, but delay that prosecution until the day the president leaves office. there are many pathways to sort of concluding and reporting out what he's found and the one thing i'm confident of is, none of it will be impacted by mr. giuliani sort of ever changing demands and concerns. >> ken, i wanted to ask you about this statement from giuliani. sort of sound like what we typically would hear, the reaction and response sort

our dear friend glenn close is back on the show, everybody! cheers and applause ] he is in a fantastic new film. he is also great guy. i'm so happy that topher grace is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a great rock band from philadelphia, low cut connie joins us. [ cheers and applause ] so you're here on a great night. before we get to that, president trump's staffing decisions are really coming back to haunt him this week as his lawyers fumble their response to the russia probe at his white house fueds with omarosa. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump spent the weekend engaging in his favorite rainy day activity, tweeting crazy things about the russia probe. and apparently trump's legal team has convinced him this strategy is working because now they're starting to claim that the investigation is actually going to backfire on special counsel robert mueller and his team. as trump's lawyer rudy giuliani claimed last week. >> i've never been involved in an in

founder glenn simpson. republicans try to conduct government oversight and actually investigate these abuses of power, many on the left are calling for the republican party to be up ended. watch this. >> that's what needs to happen to the party of trump. it needs to burn to the ground. >> a total and complete violation of their oaths of office to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> you see the republican party now sadly a portion of its base moving closer and closer to russia. not to their own devices they would just left russia run wild throughout our democracy. should congressman nunes be removed from his chairman ship of the house intelligence committee? >> absolutely. he should have been removed a year ago when it was very clear he was not working in the interest of congress. >> if you look at devin nunes, members of the freedom caucus, they remind me of the people that we conservatives used to call useful idiots that would fly down to nicaragua and

founder glenn simpson. republicans try to conduct government oversight and actually investigate these abuses of power, many on the left are calling for the republican party to be up ended. watch this. >> that's what needs to happen to the party of trump. it needs to burn to the ground. >> a total and complete violation of their oaths of office to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> you see the republican party now sadly a portion of its base moving closer and closer to russia. not to their own devices they would just left russia run wild throughout our democracy. should congressman nunes be removed from his chairman ship of the house intelligence committee? >> absolutely. he should have been removed a year ago when it was very clear he was not working in the interest of congress. >> if you look at devin nunes, members of the freedom caucus, they remind me of the people that we conservatives used to call useful idiots that would fly down to nicaragua and

she is working for glenn simpson at fusion gps. she is a russian expert.he speaks russian fluently. she is passing information along, t and as you see these emails, they review a tight-knit relationship. i was talking to lawmakers today, and if they were emphatic about the fact that they needed to bring people to depose them. they will bring them to the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee, so they can question them about this relationship and the information that they were passing to theth fbi. >> jeanine: clearly they are going to be doing that. it goodlatte is going to be doing that. but greg gregg jarrett, i will go to you. you we know it is a russian hoax, you wrote the book. even moret significantly, all of these players, this conspiracy e doj, the fbi, the hillary clinton campaign, fusion gps paid for by the dnc. where does that leave all of these players legally? >> you need a calculator to count all of the regulations and laws that have been violated here. not only did communist confederates that he a new was a fake document, t

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glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor. glenn, the president continues to tweet. number of counts, ten could not even be decided in the paul manafort case. witch hunt. does the president have a point here. you've got ten counts that manafort hasn't been found guilty of. >> no, he doesn't have a point, stephanie. listen, particularly in white collar cases there are a lot of technicalities. it's not unusual for the jury to split the baby and return guilty on some. they didn't find paul manafort not guilty of anything. they merely hung. that may be enough to commit or as a holdout. we don't know. paul manafort will be sentenced on those eight felony counts. and the other ten counts that information can be used as relevant content to hanenhance an one more thing -- >> but -- go ahead. >> those ten hung jury verdicts they could be retried. and i suspect he's going to be on the receiving end of the hat trick. three indictments once bob mueller returns a conspiracy indictment. >> but, glenn, what does this tell you about our legal system, people who looked at the case sa

and what the timing was and what we know from publicly available testimony is that glenn simpson told investigators that he never had contact with bruce ohr until after the 2016 election, around thanksgiving. but emails and handwritten notes reviewed by fox news and that time frame is august, september and october of 2016, leading up to the election. >> molly: catherine herridge, consistently breaking news on the story. let's bring in the house judiciary committee. he just and stepped out, and, and they are desperate to stop candidate trump from being president trump up before and after he became the president-elect. bruce ohr would appear to be without partisan, and his wife since 2015, they didn't properly disclose that. however he did disclose this he said to fbi officials and he named names, and that, then, never ended up getting back to the department of justice or his boss apparently and certainly not into these fisa warrants which were only justified to tap on behalf of government and not making them aware of things which in fact bruce ohr now tells us he did make people aware

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he wrote, "it was glenn's hail mary attempt."ail mary attempt, of course, to defeat trump with hillary's bought and paid for russian lies. it gets worse. now bruce ohr also wrote that glenn simpson gave him a memory stick during a discrete meeting at a coffee shop. by the way, where is that a stick? is an acid wash? to the beat it up with a hammer? not put this simply, this new, clear evidence is showing hillary clinton's oppo research team was working with the department of justice in the obama years to malign an opposition party candidate and bruce ohr, barack obama's number four at the doj, represented team clinton's efforts to use your government as a weapon against the trump campaign. and as we speak some of the house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte, he is now preparing subpoenas for bruce ohr, nelly ohr, and glenn simpson. we are learning new details about christopher steele and his shady ties to a russian oligarch. byron york uncovered emails from 2016 showing that christopher steele was in fact lobbying on behalf of a ru

this was t a client of glenn simpson.lenn simpson was the person who was responsible for producing the clinton-funded dossier. how does this happen, how did this combination happened, how are all these? people in the sae room? i think that is the essential point that has been a lighted orb skewered almost all the time in the press, i think that once, things start to become clearer. >> tucker: you are speaking of natalia bussell nuts gaia? >> yes. >> tucker: the famous russian attorney who said she was in there to talk about russian adoptions, and then others say she was there to pedal dirt alternative hillary clinton. how is she a client of glenn simpson? >> the whole idea that her about talking about adoptions, that is her part of her effort to roll back the magnitsky act, sanctioning russian officials, and other associates of vladimir putin. so again, glenn simpson, who was hired by the clinton campaign to produce the dossier, allegedly unraveling, unearthing trump's ties to russia, is actually working on behalf of pro-

they hired glenn simpson at fusion gps. she was connected to glenn simpson.he met with him before and after, just as you said. there is direct links to these people. you know that is where the actual truth is, sean. this is the evidence that the people are not following and they need to be following. this is the reason why congress and why theg. senators have been so adamant for calling a special counsel to investigate this. it is a complete injusticens and if you are looking at it on its face, we can see that there was actually a campaign to unseat a duly elected president and, unfortunately -- >> sean: exactly. that's why the omarosa obsession and stormy obsession. >> exactly. >> sean: blank hole obsession whatever it happens to be of the day. crisis peddling but ignoring the biggest abuse of power in an attempt to literally t steal a presidential election. by the way, everyone seemsms to not care that we know the fix was in. bernie never had a shot in the primary. nobody ever seems to talkk about that anymore. if i was a democrat, and i voted for bernie, a

glenn residents. in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damian, thank you. >>> an unusual court hearing in san francisco today as a prisonsault saw his crime reclassified as murder. a firefighter albert bartel was the victim of that assault which put him in a coma. prosecutors say he has died. the 2011 crash happened on geary boulevard after a fight in a restaurant. police say this man deliberately ran down bartel with an suv. instead of being freed after seven years, he is looking at a sentence of life in prison. >>> new at 6:00, working to clear cannibis convictions. the state legislature passed a bill requiring all california counties to clear many pot convictions. nbc bay area's sam brock is live in san francisco. many in the legal and cannibis communities are calling this a victory. >> reporter: janelle, the roots of this policy sprang up right here in san francisco several months ago. d.a. george gascone basically paved the way and created an actual pathway for people to have th

glenn, let me play for you the way mr. credico tried to limit his exposure to other people that could figure in as subjects or targets. this was on the subject of mr. roger stone. take a look. >> and you're in there as an associate, i'm not implying anything negative about you, but as a known associate of roger stone and julian assange. >> don't say associating of stone. i know stone. >> what word would you use? >> someone that has worked with stone before but not an associate. >> a former colleague? >> no. i've worked on a campaign or two with roger stone in the past. 16 years i've known the guy. >> it sounds like you're going up from associate, not down. >> glenn? >> so, ari, let me say something that you might not hear a lot of people say, but this is probably a good thing for randy credico that he's been subpoenaed. why do i say that? if he were a target of the investigation, it's very unlikely that bob mueller would subpoena him because there's a department of justice policy that says we -- i was a prosecutor for 30 y

i guess i just have to retaliate breathe for a second, glenn. the president suggesting that people testifying under oath may be should be made illegal, if they're saying bad things about somebody above them, who might have committed a crime or done something wrong. >> ali, as a career prosecutor for 30 years, i can't tell you how many cooperating witnesses or insiders, we sometimes call them, we don't call them flippers, how many they've used to shine a light on the inside of a criminal organization, so we can go about holding a criminal organization accountable. but, you know, a quick hypothetical. if you have, for example, three bank robbers and they're wearing masks and they perform a bank robbery together and the police capture only one of the three, you need that one bank robber to identify his two co-conspirators. >> by the way, the bank robber is a bad guy, because he's a bank robber. >> he's a bad guy and we're not going to take the bank robber's word for who his accomplices were. we're going to drill down and corroborate it with cell ph

glenn, thank you. glenn campbell in edinburgh there.ear—old boy has died in a house fire in south east london, which police are now treating as a murder investigation. the body ofjoel urhie was found after the blaze in deptford in the early hours this morning. his mother and sister escaped by jumping out of a first floor window, and are being treated in hospital. jenny kumah reports. the charred remains of a family home which was engulfed by flames in the early hours of the morning. it took the life of seven—year—old joel urhie. his family say he dreamed of becoming a fireman. today, investigators are picking their way through the evidence of what police believe is a suspected arson attack. i would directly appeal to anybody who was in the area or saw anything suspicious at around 3:30am, or who has any information about who was responsible for starting the fire to contact the police immediately. his father, who moved out of the family home five years ago, visited the scene earlier. the alarm was raised at around three in the morning, n

and for the newly cast glenn powell -- you may remember he played astronaut john glenn in "hidden figuresl, it seems he's charmed his way into the danger zone. >> it's every guy's dream to be in an action movie. >> it's all about to come true. after he lost to role that was won by miles teller, we are toll the studio behind "top gun 2" was so impressed they created a part just for him, reportedly as maverick's son. he told us she has been acting since he was a teenager. >> "spy kids" was my first movie when i was 14. but i did debaters. >> he landed a juicy role in scream gwens, which included this memorable role with john stamos. >> i've gotten to see parts of john that i don't think a will the of people will see. he took on a more serious role at john glenn in "memorable moments." >> we love how tight he remains with his family. >> my parents are celebrating their 33rd wedding anniversary today. to celebrate, we are going to did a disney kiss. he cast his grandmother in a movie. >> you deserve the best actress aword. >> oh, he's talented, he's a dream boat and he's a family guy. he's no

glenn, i'll reap och out to you first.ions what are they in the manafort trial and what should be the moast alarmig to the president? >> good morning. as it unfolds in virginia, it appears to be a strong case against paul manafort. the prosecution has tried to jazz it up a little bit with all of the photographs and evidence-mr. manafort's seven homes, his waterfall ponds his putting agrees and now ever popular ostrich jacket. so, the prosecutors are trying to keep the jurors engaged. but i'll tell, the documentary evidence and the testimony from the accountants and the tax preppers has been devastating, when, for example, yesterday, some of the testimony that unfolded through the questioning of one of the accountants, the prosecutor was asking the accountant about the relationship between mr. gates and mr. manafort. and the accountant made it clear that, well, mr. gates was mr. manafort right-hand man. when the prosecutor followed up with, well who was in charge? the testimony was, oh, mr. manafort was in charge. so, the w

. >> so, i want to bring in now cnn legal analyst renato mariotti and glenn kirschner, also a formereral prosecutor. gentlemen, good evening. it's good to have you on right now. here's what i want to know. renato, rudy giuliani seems to think the doj guidelines are applicable in this situation. what exactly are these justice department guidelines? >> well, the guideline that he is -- he's talking about, he just conjured out of thin air or out of somewhere else. but the guideline that he may be thinking of is there is a guideline about not taking certain actions before an election, a guideline discussed at length in relation to the actions of james comey before the last presidential election. but there's no guideline, justice department guideline that says you have to shut down your investigation if an election happens to be coming soon. regardless of who you are investigating. imagine how silly that would be if a crime was discovered and the investigation was began, let's say, six months before an election, the justice department would have to complete the investigation in a few mont

i voted with glenn. the democrats voted with glenn except for joe lieberman who voted for mccain. a few minutes after that vote, i got a tap on my shoulder. there's john mccain. he gets in my face and says, the next time you do something like that and you don't tell me what you are going to do -- he let me have it. i thought, okay, now i know, don't cross john mccain unless you give him a heads up what you are doing. that's the kind of guy he was. after that, we were fine. no problem. he was very passionate about everything that he got involved with. >> a lot of talk about his passion this morning, understandably. there's this proposal from senator schumer to rename the russell office building after john mccain. would you agree with that? would you like to see that happen? >> i think that would be great. john mccain was a larger than life figure in the united states senate and just as an american. as was said previously, almost any aspect of life, if you look at those aspects, they were larger than life. he was someone who represented the values of the united states senate as some

the others were democrats allen cranston of california, dennis deconcini of arizona, john glenn of ohio and donald regal of michigan. each had contributions and other gifts from keating. a burlingame attorney sued keating and others on behalf of 26,000 people whose savings were converted into high risk bonds. they lost $300 million when lincoln savings and its parent filed for bankruptcy. >> john mccain was the only person that came to us voluntarily and said if you'd like me to testify, he will testify. he was the most decent man i've ever met. >> mccain had received $112,000 from keating, who was later convicted of fraud. the senate ethics committee found that mccain had done nothing wrong, but had exercised poor judgment for attending a meeting on behalf of keating. he said mccain had the strength of character to testify on behalf of keating's victims. >> he had tears in his eyes when he testified that he had helped charlie keating, and he didn't

this is more for glenn. there are reports out that an nlrb member was reappointed, and i was wondering your reaction. [indiscernible] repeal happened under [indiscernible] what are your thoughts and reaction? >> last night, the white house sent mark pierce, his name to the senate to be nominated for the nlrb. he will have to be confirmed the senate. -- by the senate. if you look at his record during his time at the nlrb, the decisions he authored and the precedent he overturned, i think republicans in particular, when they look at the record, will reach the appropriate conclusion about what to do with the nomination. clearly there were decisions he issued that we at the chamber were opposed to, so i think it is unfortunate but it is up to the senate to do its job with the nomination. >> are there any other questions? >> as you said, tariffs are a tactic and you have to judge at the end. but the cost is real right now. at the hearing last week, there were companies that won't be able to survive because of tar

indicate there's a connection between bruce ohr, nellie ohr his wife, fusion gps for whom she worked, glenn simpson and christopher steele. explain that to the audience >> this is highly significant because it shows a very contention shows relationship between the way they felt about donald trump which we know christopher steele had said to bruce ohr in the 302's, fbi

john glenn was there, the hero of the hour, he sat at mrs. kennedy's table. he had just orbited the earth. anyone who wanted to talk to john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but her one novel on that very day reached number one in "the new york times" best seller list. only nobel female was there, mary hemmingway, as mentioned in the introduction, she sat at president's kennedy table but she also got into an argument over cuba policy that hemmingway had lived in cuba for 20 years and had perspective on

glenn close, lovely to see you. lovely to see you. and welcome to our little balcony. thank you.somerset house and we're overlooking the thames and over there, the national theatre, where of course you have performed in the past, is that right? yes, i played streetcar named desire. does it bring back happy memories? yes, yes, working with trevor nunn, an incredible cast. i'm aware of joan's various indiscretions. please don't paint me as a victim, i am much more interesting than that. i know you are. tell us about the wife. well, i kind of say it's a story about a very complex marriage and in a way, you could also say it's a kind of love story. your character, i don't know how to describe it, there is, all those phrases come to mind, like long—serving, long—suffering, there's an element to that that you're constantly on the lookout for? she's a someone who is... she's someone who is... has one of my favourite scenes to shoot. well, actually, i loved the whole process, but, was, when i'm just standing there when we arrive in stockholm, holding his coat. because that kind of shows

. >> what do you think, glenn? is this deliberately confusing rules and guidelines by giuliani?th renato, there is no guideline, there's no policy written or otherwise. there's a custom and the custom is we as -- i'm a former federal prosecutor. but prosecutors are not supposed to do anything that could impact an election. so there practice, what that means is, you know, do not make any big announcements or do anything dramatic that might sway an election one way or another. but there's no 60-day guideline. what i can tell you is bob mueller will be operating on his own guideline, not any sort of strongman guidelines that rudy giuliani rj sets up just to knock down. >> so renato, giuliani told cnn today that this investigation could end up being a rallying cry for the president's base during the midterms. what do you make of this apparent newfound strategy? >> well, i will say they have tried to turn this investigation into a positive by casting it as the deep state out to get the president. and they've been doing that for months now. you know, the, donald trump is talking about

glenn, it is good to see you tonight. this is wild.s conservatives who took a step back after the iraq war, said, this is a mistake, we got to be much smarter on military interventionism, i guess it is not all that surprising but it is just now out in the open, what we thought is now true. >> yeah, i think it is one of the most under covered stories of the trump era, the ideological shift. when i started writing about politics in 2005, the root of all evil for liberals was theng american enterprise institute. bill kristol, these are the people who are now joining with the establishment ring of the democratic party to defend this very militaristic, internationalized institutional assertion of military force. they see president trump in a lot of cases, rightly, as well as people on the left, as opposing. this predates for trump. a lot of neocons were preparing to support hillary clinton before trump became a candidate because they found her brand of hawkish and nice, she criticized -- hockingishness, and she criticized obama for being in

assistant attorney glenn kirschner and jennifer rodgers, also an assistant u.s. attorney. we have lots of attorneys to take us through this legal case. thank you for joining us. good evening. michael, you're first. negotiations for the possible trump/robert mueller interview moving ahead. here's what "the new york times" is reporting that the president's lawyer rudy giuliani sent his latest proposal and write this, they say, "investigators stood firm on the scope of and topics for their questions to mr. trump, possible coordination between his associates and russia's election interference and whether he tried to obstruct the investigation." adding this, "they did shift slightly on format. including they want to have mr. trump answer follow-ups in person." do you think that's going to be enough to get the president to sit down for an interview? >> i think he's playing a public relations game now. he tells the public that he wants to sit down, he wants to talk. he's said that for some period of time but his lawyers clearly don't want him to. what's interesting is basically t

shut down bween glenn mill and glenn road closed because of floodingoa and washed away. at sick lynn, waterford, near bankfield road, washed away by the heavy rain. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 4:32. we turn to two developing stories we're following. two men, one connected to president trump are bothfeacing ral crimes. >> the president's formerey attorn, michael cohen pleaded fwaelt to tax a evasionnd campaign finance violation. for the purpose of influencing the 2016election. he'll be sentenced in december. >>> in alexandria, a jury found the president's former campaign chairman paul manafortuilty on eight counts of bank t andax fraud. the judge declared a mistrial on other counts. this was the first trial by the office of special counsel robert mueller. we'll have a reaction from capitol hill and live report from susan mcginnis. >>> neighbors want answers following the deadly shoot of an unarmed black man in silver this is body camera of the shooting on june 10th. it shows the officer chasing robert white. the encounter continues and ends th officer shooting and killi

glenn, what do you think? >> katy, i don't know that bob mueller can subpoena the president because -- an i worked for bob mueller, he was my chief of homicide right here in d.c. we're governed by the policies of the department of justice. and ordinarily we don't subpoena targets of an investigation. why is that? because a target of an investigation by definition has a right against sel self-incrimination. you don't become a target unless the investigators are looking to indict you. so we don't know that he's ripened into a target but if he has ripened into the target, then doj policy would say bob mueller can't subpoena him. there is an exception to the policy, but in my 30 years as a prosecutor i've never seen it employed. so i -- if i were to give my informed opinion, i don't think we'll ever see a subpoena going from bob mueller to the president. >> interesting. glenn kirschner, betsy woodruff, guys, thank you very much. gentleman and lady, i could say. >>> coming up, the city of charlottesville is prepari

. >> glenn is in freeland, michigan. good afternoon, glenn, you are on with author gish jen. you know what? i have got to push the button. [laughter] >> i have done this once or twice before. glenn, i apologize to you. go ahead. >> caller: oh, that's no problem. thank you all very much. and before i ask my question, i'd like to make a quick comment, if i could, about what she was saying about being proud and all that, i can understand that with certain ethnic groups, racial and ethnic groups, etc., history of historic discrimination in this nation. at this point, though, i think we'd all be better off if everyone would just be a human being and humble, if you know what i mean. anyway, my question is i was listening to a talk some years ago, and he said that when it comes to writing fiction, the worse person you can have as a narrator is yourself. it should be somebody you're comfortable with. my question for her would be how much fiction does she believe is basically autobiographical writing? thank you very much. >> thanks, glenn. >> that's a great question. especially if you