hell no. why the hell would i want to play baseball? i'm a damn paraplegic.ked, this is a baseball team. and you're all on the team. every one of you. so do what i said. you guys go out there and play baseball, okay? - whurlitzer, where you going? - to finish the game. - not with that arm, honey. - what? you go and put it on ice. come on. sit down. toby, hit the mound. [ toby ] really? yes, i'm serious. i know you're not used to listening to me, but, um, for a change, why don't you just sit here and enjoy the game with me, all right? and try to forgive-- [ sighs ] i don't know-- just try to forgive me, will you? all right, guys. let's show the yankees what bad news is all about. look at hooper out there. [ chuckles ] i bet it's just blowing their minds. you pitched a great game, honey. come here. [ crowd cheers ] it's batting practice. hey, let's keep the rally going, guys. come on. hey, toby, you need to scoot up a little bit? batting for the yankees, danny patello. [ crowd cheers ] you're out!

if you are going through hell, keep going.laughter] emily: most of the people in that crowd were employees. but what does a trip through hell mean for investors? >> a trip through hell is on everyone's mind, a production snafu? but there was nothing about that today. i think we will hear questions about that on the call. he is willing to get through -- model s's through the week. is that possible? >> they are going to begin the true beginning of mass production. 500 a week from 30 or 50 is steep. people are wondering if there are any roadblocks, when he says hell, what does that mean? but they are sticking to this aggressive headline of one million cars i 2020. emily: are we seeing any signs of demand for the model ask for model -- model x or model s softening? was a quarter to quarter drop, and you see a rise in inventory on the balance sheet. what they said is they want to get more model s and model x's to their stores. they need to have extra cars around to test ride. that is another interesting question for the call, is th

♪ ♪ it was a hell of a night, huh?murs in agreement ] seriously, though, you guys, all of you, you went above and beyond, so i just want to say thank you, all right? you were great. rest up. this place is going to be open for business when you get back here tonight, okay? [ indistinct chatter ] all right. thank you. hey, shannon. i, uh, really want to put this behind us, okay? part of my job is to give honest feedback. i understand. now can i give you some honest feedback? i know. all right? i understand as program director, i should have discussed your evaluation with you sooner. no, as my friend. maybe try helping me fix my flaws instead of poisoning my permanent record. scott and i are the only ones who see those. correction -- everybody here has seen those. [ telephone rings ] heavy is the head. yeah. well, she's right. i could have handled that better. well, you know, it's tough being a friend and a boss at the same time. yeah. speaking of which, what are your plans? are you going back to syria any time soon? yeah

hell, keep going. say the model three could be as transformational as the iphone and it may well be the most daring feat yet for elon musk. just another electric car or a car that will change the future of all cars? event the that company reported record earnings and it almost doubled the $622 million it went during the first quarter in the lead up to the rollout. covering all things tesla as details of earnings emerged. >> across the board they spent they wouldy said spend a lot but they spent less than investors were feared -- were fearing. they installed the solar roof. the fears of cannibalization were not as realized. let's talk about the cash burn. spending, $1.16 billion in the second quarter for tesla. >> they have signaled they would spend heavily to bring the model three to market. they still have a lot of cash on hand which is get them to the end of the year. >> let's talk about production. he said over the weekend when they unveiled the model three that he would be going into production hel

welcome, welcome, welcome to hell.for at least six months, maybe longer, i look forward to being alongside you going through hell , and if you are going through hell, keep going. emily: some say the model three could be as transformational as the iphone and it may well be the most daring feat yet for elon musk. will it be just another electric car, or a car that will change the future of all cars? days after that event the company reported record earnings , including a record quarterly cash burn rate. it almost doubled the $622 million in through the first up tor, up to the lead the model 3 roll out. covering all things tesla as details of earnings emerged. board, they spent less. they spend less than investors had feared. model 3 investments are through the roof. they installed the solar roof. the fears of cannibalization were not as realized. emily: let's talk about the cash burn. i am looking at the bloomberg. tesla spending $1.6 billion in the second quarter. they woulde signaled spend heavily to bring the model 3

what the hell is going on, fred?uction, and a large number of intelligence officers that support a position on the questions, it is inconsistent with what president wants, we should have a team a, team b exercise, we bring in outsiders to look at questions on iran and north korea, this is what president ford did concerning soviet threat, we have to have an outside group of people to look at intelligence assessment and try to determine which have been littl politicized. lou: at bedrock of this is a highly questionable intelligence community, it is very unclear their purpose, their mission, and capabilities truly are. and where their interest lie, that is team a, team b, take it as deep as you want, that needs to be accessed straight away. >> we have a great cia director in mike pompeo. lou: i could not agree with you more, but that leaves a lot of room we need to find out what the hell is going on. >> fred thank you. >> good to be here. lou: a good book to add to your summer reading list, my book, "putin's gambit." lo

somebody said, our tanks, hell! they're japanese. then all hell broke loose. we fired machine guns, bazookas. tanks came all the way through, broke through our line. it was horrendous. >> colonel nakagawa's height tanks with half inch armor and weighed three tons prp there were no match for the heavily armored sherman tanks. >> one told me he had to change from anti-tank ammunition to high explosive because it was going through the tanks without exploding. there wasn't enough metal on them. >> the tank battle cost marines 59 casualties but proved fatal for nearly 500 japanese. mane while, the fir1st marines e moving inside, puller was a life-long leatherneck cut from the same cloth of george c. patton, his cousin. >> he has a reputation of putting himself in great risk in order to accomplish the mission. >> i think he cared for his marines but i certainly think that with the tradition of the corps, he wanted to win. >> puller and his men paid the price for the navy's assumption they already had all the targetings. as a result, 35 marines were killed or wounded

welcome, welcome, welcome to production hell.] where we are for at least six months, maybe longer, i look forward to goingg alongside you through hell, and if you are going through hell, keep going. emily: some say the model 3 could be as transformational as the iphone and it may well be the most daring feat yet for elon musk. will it be just another electric car, or a car that will change the future of all cars? days after that event the company reported record earnings, including a record quarterly cash burn rate. it almost doubled the $622 million it went through the first quarter, up to the lead up to the model 3 roll out. covering all things tesla as details of earnings emerged. >> it was a beat all across the board, they spent less. they said they were going to spend a lot but they spent less than investors had feared. they started installing the solar roof. model 3 investments are through the roof. they installed the solar roof. the fears of cannibalization were not as realized. that have seen an increase in the x sense of

conor mcgregor has had a hell of a career, still got a hell of a career, he is a hell of a fighter.d—up guy, he is a tough competitor, it's not going to be an easy fight — it's going to be blood, what happens in vegas is supposed to stay here. not with these two men. they want the world to know about this fight and the hype has been unrelenting, but there have beenthose who question the sporting legitimacy of this contest. last month's publicity tour which culminated in london, was a very different affair — with homophobic slurs, accusations of racism and childish antics. of course there have been slip—ups, we are only human and when you face a man you're about to fight, it is very hard to keep everything in check at times. you make mistakes, you slip up on the tongue. but i think the overall experience of it has been great for boxing, for mixed martial arts and for combat sport all over the world. few experts give conor mcgregor any chance of victory, but he insists he is ready to shock the world and one former champion shares his optimism. if indeed mcgregor boxes him and tries to

. >> frankly, we are going to be in production hell. welcome, welcome, welcome to production hell. are for at least six , months, maybe longer, i look forward to working alongside you journeying through hell. and as the saying goes, if you're going through hell, keep going. [laughter] emily: some say the model three could be as transformational as the iphone and it may well be musk's most daring feat yet for elon musk. will it be just another electric car, or a car that will change the future of all cars? days after that event the company reported record second-quarter earnings, including a record quarterly cash burn rate. it almost doubled the $622 million in through the first quarter, up to the lead up to the model 3 roll out. we spoke with bloomberg's dana hull who covers all things tesla as details of earnings emerged. >> across the board, they spent less. they said they would spend a lot but they spent less than investors had feared. model three reservations are through the roof, and they have darted installing the solar roof. the fears of cannibalization are not as severe as

i don't want to spend the rest of my eternity in hell.t will happen after my death. we all die one day but where do you go? you know what i'm saying. >> estrada was raised catholic but says now he's trying something new, the religion of islam. >> you know how you window shop. i'm religion shopping. >> you're going through every religion. >> maybe. whichever one i'm hungry for. >> and of late estrada has been hungry quite a bit. it's the start of the muslim holiday of ramadan which requires followers to fast every day until sundown for an entire month. >> you're supposed to be fasting. >> i'm fasting. i never ate that baloney sandwich. as a matter of fact of fact -- >> i feel more towards peace with islam because for some reason it helped me settle my anger sometimes and islam teaches you about paradise. right now it sounds good. i really don't want to go to hell. >> sit down, bro. >> coming up -- >> you told me you wanted to be muslim. i said, that's fine. all right that's fine. >> this is the bottom line. >> edwin estrada struggles with

[rock music] how the hell is he still walking? open fire!violet's spirit is with me. - how do i know you're telling the truth? - help me prove you're here. - the night before you ran out on me, my dad have me a present. - you gave her a christening dress for the grandchildren. you told her about her ancestors, how the hightowers were once powerful psychics. you thanked her for bringing it back to the bloodline. - violet. [voice breaks] it's you. [crying softly] [footsteps descending] now where is she? - she's right here. violet, what is it you want to tell him? - you tell my daddy... i hope he rots in hell! [dramatic music] what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said 30 dollars. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the dog-sitting fee... and the rummage through your closet fee. who is she, verizon? are those my heels? yeah! ye taea ws and fees are already included, so you get four lines of unlimited for just $40 bucks each. and now get zero down on the hottest smart phone brands like samsung galaxy. more

great movies. >> oh, hell, no. >> just kidding.rk in the community. yes, we do agree. that's from danny boy. >> all righty. >> wisdom martin cracks me up every day on good day d.c. i love his comedic energy. >> what comedic energy? >> are you watching the show. anything funny.w i was doing- >> that's good move of a comedian. you're not trying too the shade is real in the studio. >> how about this one? serena was talking about her herself. if you thought insulted by her comment check yourself and get a life. no kids not offend. >> nice job steve chenevey with the weather on good day dc giving tucker run for his money. the question can he do your job? >> oh. >> i screwed that up by coming back in the studio. i'll zip it for the ref of the show. >> this is your chance to shine. >> i think we all know that. let me try to read some script. >> okay, there you go. >> let me back that up. >> read that in front of you. >> later this afternoon at 5:00 -- >> read this right here. >> read from this part yest yesterday. >> yesterday apple music

the fact that he talked about production hell after they went through production hell already with a model. i thought the model three was designed for manufacturing, was going to be easy, they had learned their lessons. he is signaling that the ramp is going to be challenging. he is holding to the volume figures, but will they be produced with consistent high-quality? that remains to be seen. emily: you have reported on turnover at the company, especially in the executive ranks. how could that impact their ability to get it done? >> tesla has always had turnover, as many tech companies in silicon valley have. i haven't heard high-level production executives leaving recently, but there is a big question about autopilot. you have seen turnover on the autopilot team. the reviews i have read thus far have not included cars that had autopilot, so i'm not sure where that stands or if they are waiting for the next version. there is a lot of risk. there are also a lot of opportunities. that is what makes this so compelling. emily: the majority of people are buying cars for less than $25,000.

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one hell of a fistfight. >> tough, tough combat. >> they were called on again and again to take care of snipers and roadblocks. >> just about the time we got it open, they'd cut the road back the other side. so we had to march all the way back to knock out another roadblock. >> when the 101st struggled, the tank columns move along hell's highway, the 82nd awaited the arrival. the operation was now 36 hours behind schedule. >> the two main bridges at nijmagen still need to be taken. the s.s. heavily defending both bridges at this point. >> every hour of delay by the british we knew was killing their own soldiers, their main force was still ten miles south. so everybody was very anxious. and our commanders were probably very nuts. >> the officers i heard them talking, send some troops downstream and see if we can cross the river and take the bridges from the rear. i sat there and i thought, should do that at night. >> 30 corps finally arrived early in the morning with the boats to be used for the crossing were far behind in the column. >> i wonder what kind of armored bolts we have. an

and every single person in that department needs to be focused on what in the hell the clintons wereor two years with attorney general loretta lynch, what they were doing within the administration and why the leaders of the fbi, so-called, didn't have the principle or the guts to investigate hillary clinton and recommend her prosecution either for the email scandal or the clinton foundation. >> i talked to several field agents about this, and they are appalled. there is two f.b.i.s. there is the f.b.i. which you and i know and respect who does the hard work of counter-intelligence, counter-terrorism. and you have these folks you just mentioned. any agent who did with comey did, leaked that memo to a friend, classified or not, the fbi would come down on the field operatives like a ton of bricks. this is where the republicans have the right and the requirement to see something changed law * aliases being used by the clinton and obama administration. >> there is no reason for her to do an alias account. lou: she wanted to avoid foia trails. >> that's another factor she should be prosecu

hell's kitchen. >> joe, former senator from new mexico recorded audio from inside his rented apartment at riverbanks weston health kitchen on 11th avenue. >> he lived there for one month in june and says it was pure hell. >> the next morning i wanted out. it wasn't just the noise of the street, it was the reason size the building. the jackhammering the floors next-door, upstairs and across the hall. >> the former senator, now playwright associate fed up that he is suing the building manager for more than $114,000. he said the noise was so bad he ended up in the er for two days. >> i walked into urgent care and they said you have to see me outside the emergency room. my whole body is exhausted. at the end of the day i went in there and i slept for five hours. at the end of the day was complete exhaustion. >> he was similar turned back to the city after spending a month in new mexico to get back to good health. he said the building claims he's on the hook for his six month lease. he paid a security deposit of $1000.1 month of rent for more than $2500. he says he picked to live there beca

lou: hell did you even start. >> healthcare turned out dispar disappointing. have you senators, walking away. and really, that was a damaging blow to the president. because he had campaigned on it. so, it has been frustrating, i sure your frustration, i know people in my district will come up to me, and want to know, why are you not doing more in the senate in particular, to get some of this stuff across the finish line. lou: congressman ron desantis, one of the good guys, we're coming right back with much more. congressman good to have you with us. >> go kick somebody's tail, would you please. >> stay with us, we're coming right back. >> desperate dems and left wing national media battling to keep their fake russia collusion story alive. >> democrats top continue to use this as a prstunt. they are doing all they can to keep the story alive. in the papers. >> we take up deep state and left's false russian narrative with judge andrew napolitano, he is joining us here next. >> a show of military might. russia sending up to 100,000 potsch: you each drive a ford p

it says we have the drug lords in mexico knocking the hell out of were your country sending drugs to chicago, los angeles and new york. up in's new hampshire, i won new

conor mcgregor has had a hell of a career, still got a hell of a career, he is a hell of a fighter. saturday. that's is what we're here to give the fans and that's what what people want all around the world. last month's publicity tour which culminated in london, was a very different affair — with homophobic slurs, accusations of racism and childish antics. of course there have been slip—ups, we are only human and when you face a man you're about to fight, it is very hard to keep everything in check, you make mistakes, you slip up on the tongue. but i think the overall experience of it has been great for boxing, for mixed martial arts and for combat sport all over the world. few experts give conor mcgregor any chance of victory, but he insists he is ready to shock the world and one former champion shares his optimism. if indeed mcgregor boxes him and tries to be clever in there, then there is only one winner. to me, mayweather cannot lose the fight. but if he brings that celtic warrior, that spirit which is irrepressible, and brings this into a fight, if he makes a fight, an ugly fi

what the hell difference does it make who you fall in love with? let's just get on with this, we're all americans. [applause] the climate movement is right at that point. we're right at that tipping point. i don't want to repeat myself, but the gay rights movement, civil rights, all these other movements, what they have in common, is that it can seem, as if the resistance can't be overcome. nelson mandela, late mandela said during the apartheid movement said it's all impossible until it's done. it seems impossible to some people now. it's not. we just need to get it done. we're very, very close. host: so you're saying people have power? al gore: people have power, and the truth is a source of power. host: yes. al gore: not to get into the teachings of gandhi, but we had a word i won't try to pronounce that they say translates into truth for us. and we've all seen in our own lives how we have the ability to feel what's more likely to be true than not and when you really feel it deeply, and sink into it, and without fear represent it, it has a force

in what country were that like, what the hell is this? >> every one. people are like, what the hell are they doing. >> and al roker and abby lee miller, some cool cameos. and fabio is the pope. is anybody else as excited as me. >> it was great, come on, playing the pope? >>> still ahead -- >> it's a lot darker and creepier. >> is eleven being loose-lips about secrets in "stranger things" season two? what the kids are revealing to each other. >>> then -- why zoe saldana is making a new music video with the hoff? >> i didn't think it would be this nuts. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore. >>> just getting started. >> season two of "this is us" hits nbc next month,

i have to say, it looks like right now bob mueller will run the hell over mitch mcconnell, speaker ryaniary committees are not doing a dample thindamnthing to rein th. >> we should not think of this as idea that somehow g.o.p. leadership is out of control or they would be run over. i'll take issue with that, i think they are doing nothing, they like the direction it going. like have you an -- >> commentary. >> you know senate agree to you need all senators to agree to have this pro-forma session to stop donald trump from doing an appointment in recess, that took all. lou: mitch mcconnell did that. >> you can -- every senator went along. lou: mitch mcconnell did that. i no one in white house is acknowledging this president is being subverted not only by the left, the deep state, but by g.o.p. establishment who works full time, for chamber of commerce and business of round table, they still tell donald trump to go to hell, and american people to go to hell. >> i want to remind people, the special counsel is based on premise of a false narrative, a russian fairytale collusion, you were fir

who the hell are you doing here?really found i can explain. once the number one show, blake carrington has backstabbing. now he's replaced by grant sho. >> i had never seen dynasty until i got this audition. the brand new thought i was, what did you think it was going to be? >> shoulder pads and a cat fight? >> junk. it is a little bit of junk but in a fun and complex way. >> tell them i'm there. >> you-2 is know for being over the top in kansas. >> this really good part is smackdown. expect more duck ducks in the remake. >> linda evans was blake's wife, crystal. she's now played by vampire diary star, natalie kelly. i have very big shoes to fill. >> it was set in denver, now it's in atlanta. it's originally graduated them. >> we'll assume martin is the first one. >> i'd say jump on board now. i say hop on board early, join your fan club and get ready. >> good. the show will premiere on cw in october. kick off with, yes, you guessed it. some things never change. >> also coming back to tv is roseanne, desperately stay

in what country were that like, what the hell is this? >> every one. people are like, what the hell are they doing. >> and al roker and abby lee miller, some cool cameos. and fabio is the pope. is anybody else as excited as me. >> it was great, come on, playing the pope? >>> still ahead -- >> it's a lot darker and creepier. >> is eleven being loose-lips about secrets in "stranger things" season two? what the kids are revealing to each other. >>> then -- why zoe saldana is making a new music video with the hoff? >> i didn't think it would be this nuts. >>> just getting started. >> season two of "this is us" hits nbc next month, and the stars are celebrating. >> sylvester stallone is coming in to be your co-star? what? >> isn't that amazing? they're pulling out all the stops for season two. >> sly is guest starring on "this is us" thanks to this guy. >> the producers said, do you envision a guy like sly? i said, that's amazing. and they said, oh, you want me to call him? i phoned him, and he was onboard. >> how exactly did milo get the sly hookup? in 200

feel me taking him through hell and putting him through [ bleep ] hell. >> always want to debate. >>e-ians? everything's a debate. >> what do you think about this? i tell him, it's a debate. >> because -- man -- >> you know what i think? why you asking me? >> and the debate can be on almost any topic. >> and if you're not -- i feel you should not be rockin' dread. >> how can you sit there and say, if i'm not of a certain religion or background that i can't be rockin' the hair-style that i like on me? >> because it comes from him and i feel like, i think they might be offended by it. what if you walked around with a yarmulke on but you weren't jewish? everybody wants to do it as a fashion statement? but this is part of their religion. >> wallace's former cellmate marcus swift requested to be housed with a younger inmate he knew from the outside. like swift, stevie boston is also an active member of the bloods gang. >> we'll be able to relate more. not that we didn't relate, but you know, we'll be ale to relate more so i just moved over here. >> boston says he wouldn't have wanted to s

you're on a rocket to hell. lose your teeth, lose your mind. friends and even loved ones. >> protsman is now awaiting transfer back to prison. >> hands out your pockets. no noise in the hallways. >> every day a large number of inmates leave santa rita, either for prison or back to the streets. >> hey come on. hay, let's go. if you guys want to go home, let's go. >> and every day, new arrivals take their place. >> all right. taylor. >> one of the newest is ezekiel taylor. previously convicted of home burglary, he was just arrested for a probation violation. it was either stay in the car and go to jail or run for your freedom and maybe get away. so i ran. >> we're going to the right. >> taylor managed to elude police and hid o under a house, that is, until the police released their canine who left taylor with several reminders of their encounter. >> i tried to run. the dog gets on me and grabs my leg. the dog ripped my shoe off and was just on my feet and would not let go. when he let this one go, he got on this one. he was on me. >> what was goi

jim made it out of that hell on earth. he made it. here he is. the first thing he did when he arrived back on american soil was to say those beautiful words, i love you, dad. i love you. jim said those words over and over again for the next 22 years, until the last time he saw his father, the night before his dad passed on. today, i would venture to say his dad is the proudest father in heaven. jim fought with all the love and courage in his soul, he was prepared to lay down his life so that his brothers in arms could live theirs. with us today are 10 of the men who fought alongside jim, and five of those he saved. to bill, randy, mike, joe, kent, robert, john, charles, michael, orestis, thank you for your service and sacrifice. stand up wherever you may be. where are you? where are you? where are you? [applause] >> thank you, fellas. that's great. for over two centuries, our brave men and women in uniform have overcome tyranny, fascism, communism, and every threat to our freedom -- every single threat they have overcome. and we have overcome the

and i'm probably the first bi-racial rapper who looks white as hell. so, yeah. it's not me. comfortable with who i am. i think sometimes like, you know, i think, you know, i heard things within the community of hip hop, he is always talking about being black and white. he is talking about being bi-racial. why he is always talking about it? i'm not always talking about it. this is the first time i ever discussed it on an album. it's when i go and interviewed and they're like what it is like being a white rapper? to me, it's like well i'm black and white. i'm bi-racial. i make it a statement to say like this is who i am because i'm proud of who i am. you know? and is because of that people are like he's pushing the whole bi-racial thing top of. what it is like being a white rapper, it's great and three years went by and then it comes out my dad is black, what are you ashamed? >> you can't win no matter what you do. >> you can't win no matter what you do. i take your point. but how have you become comfortable with the skin that you are in? >> nice. that's -- a lot of footwear.

. >> what the hell are you doing here? >> who the hell are you doing here? >> this is not your parody dynasty. >> billionaire oil tycoon blake kargten who over back stabbers. and now played by grant show. >> i'd never seen dynasty until i got this audition. my very first thought was this is better than i thought it would be. >> what did you think it was going to be? >> just -- in a really fun and complex way. >> known for being over the top. in fact this smack down is legendary. and you can expect more dress ups in the remix. linda evens was blake's wife crystal. she's now played by vampire diary's star nattily kelly. the '80s series was at denver and now it's in atlanta. and man. pamela sue was the first ficy daughter, fallin. well now it's elizabeth skilly. >> i saw jump on it now. i say hop onboard early, join your fan club, and get ready. >> oh, man, getting crazy. but i want to know this, who will be the new election? >> so many people would say -- they're still in the casting process for that role. >> let's continue the throwback thursday theme. rememb

i have not heard about this one. >> this filmmaker, taylor sheridan, wrote a film called hell or high directing a movie starring elizabeth olson, a game tracker who teams up with an fbi agent to investigate the rape and murder of an 18-year-old girl, brutal story but very well done in the writing department. there is an editing choice in the film where they explain what happened to this 18-year-old, an incredibly well-made film regarding the editing choice is putting you in that moment, a hard film to watch, jeremy gives the best performance of his career. some tonal issues in the writing where they try to make some elements work with regard to comedic and dramatic qualities but overall four out of five, worth seeing but not as great as hell or high water. heather: thank you very much. 55 minutes after the hour, it is not delivery, is dues or no spilled all over the road. heather: a feline in the outfield who helped lift a major-league team to victory. [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover yo

and the media, hell, they get more outraged over statues which don't even move. terror moves. the ball, and i fear what comes next. what the next 9/11 be? the kind of spectacle we refuse to fathom. when terror and technology wed, we will ask yourselves how this could happen and see this terrible period now as the good old days. [applause] terry, terry -- >> yes, sir. greg: you fight terrorists, and you fought them for a living -- >> 25 years almost. i just retired in october. greg: what are we doing wrong, what could we do better? >> you've got to give me more than 30 seconds, because i flew up to do this damn show. greg: we'll be right back. [applause] >> okay. here's -- i'm talking now about the home grown terror stuff. i've heard everything about everything else, and i've been doing that my whole life. sometimes you need to become what you aren't in order to protect and insure the future survival of what you actually are. that's principle behind self-defense and behind a lot of war withs. we do it, but we don't want to. you do what is necessary. now, before anyone calls me

what the hell is up with that? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. it's like, people you know, they'll say something smart. if i was on the street i would be so messed up that i mean there would be no thinking about it. it would just blow. and someone would get hurt. you know like now you just can't do that. that's not normal. you got to control yourself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up, he ends up like me. i done lost everything. >> even his handball game. >> just hit a man while he's done. oh, man. if i had an "s" right there. that's right. that means stone. >> it sucks. >> stone. james stone. stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to general population. >> nobody said kill the police or anything like t

what the hell differences of maker you fall love with? let's just get on with this. we are all americans. that has been healing. the climate movement is right at that point. we are right at that tipping point. i do not want to repeat myself, rights movement, civil rights, all of these other movements have in common is it the resistance cannot be overcome. the late nelson mandela said during the anti-apartheid movement, he said -- it is always impossible until that is done. it seems impossible to some people now, it is not. we just need to get it done. we are very, very close. host: so you are singular power. mr. gore: people of power and the truth is a source of power. not to get into the teachings of mahatma gandhi but he had a word i will not try to announce that they say translates into "truth force." we have all seen in our own lives how we have the ability to feel what is more likely to be true than not. when you really feel it deeply and sink into it. without fear. it has a force that changes things. it can move mountains, really. host: i'm glad you raised trut