i roam? can you hear me all right? i hate lecterns. may 20, 1927, roosevelt field in long island. when we say field, we do not mean airfield like chicago o'hare, new york laguardia. it is truly a field. most of it is a parking lot right now. but back then what lindbergh was going to use to take off on this epic flight was more like a golf cart path. a little roadway and that was the good part. that is why he chose to have the plane pulled over from curtis field to roosevelt field because it was paved. it is packed into clay, he is in this tiny little airplane with a steel frame but it is covered with cotton and lacquered. i've never been in the original "spirit of st. louis" because it is hanging in the museum but and my good friend would not take it down for me. however, i was in two flyable replicas which was an experience in oshkosh and another one in new york. i can tell you that even a single seat fighter that i flew in, which i thought was small, was pretty spacious compared to this thing. it was very basic. wicker seat, exposed

as anonymous as i can and you know i don't cough no money even knows that i'm american and even if i do talk they just assume that i'm probably got me and was educated abroad and i love living. within that i'm not anonymous anonymously how do you get it where you know. you know i i know but i have it in my back pocket if i need to use it i use a try not to because i wanted to you know live is normally a possible. government going to not that that exists and i think like the gentleman said in south africa it is you know it's our sponsibility i need to you and i try as much as i can you know to improve my environment to improve you know just and also just people are realistic view of what african americans are too because i think that's the flip side people romanticize african-americans they want getting paid rappers and things like that on t.v. and they think that's what our life is you know and i'm like no it's not like that you know and so it's always. education i've been talking on and on both right cayless. yeah and i mean on the flip side of that i really do think that you know m

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i can certainly say i've never heard him use that term or anything similar. reporter: but have you -- have you asked him directly, sarah? ms. sanders: the president -- i didn't have to, because he addressed it to the american people. reporter: you haven't asked him? ms. sanders: -- all at one time. reporter: why haven't you asked him directly? ms. sanders: again, the president answered that question directly on twitter earlier today. reporter: can you stand at the podium and guarantee the american people will never hear donald trump utter the n-word on a recording in any context? ms. sanders: i can't guarantee anything, but i can tell you that the president addressed this question directly. i can tell you that i've never heard it. i can also tell you that if myself or the people that are in this building -- serving this country every single day, doing our very best to help people all across this country, and make it better -- if at any point we felt that the president was who some of his critics claim him to be, we certainly wouldn't be here. this is a preside

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still, there are some things we can fix. iign so customers can actually see what they're selling. so, take the sign... and what they should be selling is soap, not dream catchers and random trinkets. but i don't understand the connection. >> i know what you mean. [ laughs ] i know what you mean. >> why do you do it? it's no good. >> no. >> for the customer, it's confusing. instead, sandra should be selling products connected to soap, like candles or room spray -- an easy idea. or so i thought. >> the problem with that is the...border. it's difficult in here to get -- >> okay. so what about for candles? >> it's, yeah, a little difficult, but i can -- we can try. >> i love that about sandra. to her, nothing was impossible. >> we are making something different. at least in our country, step by step, we are growing and learning. >> for you to be able to grow up as a little girl in cuba, to surround yourself with good people, to make a living for yourself and for your family, with no help, it's a bigger deal than you think. a reall

i can do a lot in 55 minutes. justice breyer, welcome. >> it's a pleasure coming back here, i'm sorry about the fires. >> everybody back in dc wants me to ask one thing -- [laughter] >> i don't know if you know what that is or -- [laughter] >> just to make him crazy i am not going to start with that, yes, i know. we will get to that, i promise we will get to that but i wanted to get to something first that we discussed a few minutes ago before we stepped out here, you came here today with something you had written, a paragraph, i won't ask you to read the whole thing but i wonder if i can prevail you to read just the first section to it as it relates to some of your legal philosophies. >> let's explain that this is more difficult for me than usual because of what's going on in washington so i had to work out how can i appear to say something while in fact, saying the most boring thing i could possibly invent. [laughter] >> and even then it might not work. [laughter] >> the republican newspaper say i'm favoring or n

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i do. anybody can act presidential. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. i will leave now because i am boring you to death. [laughter] i can be more presidential than any president in history, except for possibly a lincoln with the big cat. greg: abe lincoln was a big hat. can you imagine abe and trump in a big debate? check out mr. big hat. what's he hiding under their another smaller hat? what's all this fun causing? the people not having fun are getting sick of you, trump and of themselves. for, since trump got elected there's been a jump in patients suffering from what scientists call trump anxiety disorder. or tad. . >> we can begin to normalize us this is dangerous. this is childish. it's unpresidential. >> this is the end of the presidential race and feels like the end of the world. [crowd boos] greg: of course. now it's easy to mock the suffering but i am not. when you see what is coming out of the quivering cronkite you can't bla

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well not i can well i can and i should but i can't it's an it's an acronym it stands for the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons they were instrumental in developing that twenty seven team prohibition treaty and they currently have multiple initiatives in the works including don't bank on the bomb where they provide information about financial institutions that invest in the nuclear weapons complex in order to urge divestment we should all get involved with i can however we can. that acronym is really threw me off did i mention i can deservedly won the nobel peace prize last year and according to these rallies go or trumps an ad. the it's very nice thank you. actually it was. hey there resistance how would you feel about trump getting the nobel. i couldn't have screamed it better myself reporting from washington john a photo redacted to next that segment was brought to you by hall's keeping your throat mornings after a long day of shouting we have to go to a quick break but you don't you can check out all over videos on youtube dot com slash redacted tonight and follow us on

i'm not being the best i can be. he was very understanding your you got to go for it, so i get. >> host: jennifer is in richmond. david baldacci his hometown, how are you? >> guest: fica, you? , good. i love the amos decker series. definitely i love how you brought melvyn back into the fix. i was shocked, didn't think you'd carry on the character. i was calling, what advice do you have for a 13 year old who wants to be a lawyer but also wants to be a writer? >> guest: that's a a great question. i was kind of in that same situation. reading a lot >> guest: reading a lot is great. playing around with words is great. that is both what lawyers and writers do. join a book club, you'll find a lot of people with similar interests. you might want to get involved. there are organizations, legal organizations and law firms sponsor these to encourage them to go into law. summer camps that deal with that as well. but they share commonality. if he or she goes they might find people i there who have the same dream that your kid doe

i can tell you i have never heard it. i can tell you if myself or the people in this building serving this country every single day doing our very best to help people all across this country and make it better, if at any point we felt that the president was who some of his critics claim him to be, we certainly wouldn't be here. this is a president who is fighting for all americans, who is putting policies in place that help all americans, particularly african americans. just look at the economy alone. this president since he took office in the 1 1/2 years that he's been here has created 700,000 new jobs for african americans. that's 700,000 african americans that are working now that weren't working when this president took place. when president obama left after eight years in office, eight years in office, he only created 195,000 jobs for african americans. president trump in his first 1 1/2 years has already tripled what president obama did in eight years. not only did he do that for african americans, but for hispanics

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like about your writing, i can see it, i can feel it, there's a movie and i can smell it, that's very -- >> you know, the thing is like at 5:00 o'clock i have to make sure it doesn't smell too much, you know what i mean, because the criticism is that i get bootly and i save jokes for saturday. on the five, i will say something that's a little bit like in that world and you can hear the audible gasps of dana. [laughter] >> although dana has filthy mouth. she does, we know. we all heard what she said about a man with a pet. called him an only because he had alligator, if it was a beautiful dog it would have been something else. did you see that? you watch the five. did you she what she swore? >> i missed that. it was amazing, a video of a guy -- one more thing, a guy was walking to a liquor store with an alligator and he was wasted and let the alligator out and like everything is normal, by the way, i wasn't on the show, i was doing remote and the alligator got up and you heard what an ass hole and everybody just goes where did that come from. it was like a sonic boom. [

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i can remember you how i used to lie up here and wait if a a letter for you. why didn't you marry me when i first asked you? i don't know? do you? they weren't afraid to give each other a will it back and forth. later when margaret was old enough to write he would write to her as well and encourage her to write to him. the very first letter that we have that he wrote to margaret was written in 1925. she was -- 1927. she was 3. this -- this is two pages of my very personal favorite letter of all of the letters that harry has written to bess. this is from january of 1934. this was right about the time harry was trying to figure out what he was going to be doing with the rest of his life. he cooperate run for county judge again so i was trying to decide -- well, harry and the democratic political machine was trying to figure out was he going to run for senator, was he going to run for governor of missouri, what were they going to do? he had gone to washington, d.c. to talk to some of the members of the missouri congressional delegation about issues in missouri. t

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joshua: i can find the latin if you want me to be justice breyer. justice breyer: for a long time, i said it like you said it. i was talking to an audience about that and they told me don't you know the romans did not have cannons? [laughter] justice breyer: nonetheless, the point was made. the court stayed out of it. go back and look. see what happened with the alien and sedition act. the court was not involved in the civil war, they had a big problem with lincoln. it is not surprising the court did not get involved until the war was over which is easy then. the japanese, 70,000 american citizens imprisoned. yeah, and it goes to the court in 1944. in 1942, i can remember the blackout. the general, maybe he thought there was an invasion but in 1944, nobody thought that. it was pretty clear they did not have any evidence to allow these people to be in prison. but, they upheld the government, 6-3. he came intoaid the office and said well, somebody has to run this war. it is either roosevelt or us. ok. go read the guantanamo cases if you are interested.

that's certainly not a question that i can answer as somebody that's in an official government capacity. thanks so much, guys. have a great day. >> good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. i can't guarantee anything from this podium. that stunning sentence from sarah huckabee sanders when asked if she could guerin any that we're nev are -- guarantee we're never going to hear a tape of the president using the "n" word. the president also calling omarosa manigault-newman a dog. >> is this any way for the president to talk about any american, let alone somebody that he hired and made the highest ranking african-american woman serving his white house? >> i think the president is certainly voicing his frustration with the fact that this person has shown a complete lack of integrity, particularly by the actions following her time here at the white house. >> we're going to kick off the hour with that. kes t kristen welker is there. she's asked the question that's going to be important moving forward. can you guarantee that we are not going to hear a recording of the president using the "n" word. i thin

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i think i can. >> are you sure it's saying i think i can or i better do this now otherwise i'm going to be dinner. >> there you go. >> mama's like, you better. the baby on those long wobbly legs is finally able to get up. what i love, though, is it's newborn and it's walking. we don't do that. >> you got to get on the fast track, kid. >>> meanwhile, elsewhere in the national park, we find this. >> my god. >> at first when he saw this field of yellow in front of him, he thought oh, these are cats on cruise control. >> this looks like a gang marching down the street. >> put some sunglasses on them. reservoir dogs. >> reservoir cats. >> bad news bears. >> they're lions. >> it's a pride march. >> you were right there are say lion pride march. what i love about these lions it's the same pace. all of them just strutting their stuff. at that point you got to give the lions the right of way. i mean, when you're an apex predator, no one can tell you what do and h >> all this humiliation and embarrassment can be a very powerful motivator. >> more like, oy, oy, oy. >> what are my eyes watching?

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you're the executive producer. >> i can do anything i want. your lovely husband is on tour-- still on tour? >> still on tour. >> stephen: for his "man of the woods" tour. very earthy. plaids. >> lots of plaids, camp fires. >> stephen: are you able tow join him-- because it's a world tour. is that why you were in amsterdam? >> we have been in europe traveling the whole summer with him. >> stephen: but he's on the road for a long period of time. and that can turn into kind of, like, a camp mentality that they have their own traditions and their own rituals and stuff like that. >> they do, they do. >> stephen: is it hard to bunch in for a short period of time. do you have to catch up to speed with the way they do things? >> you kinda got to-- be on top of what those rituals are and just know you gotta do it when you get there. >> stephen: such as...? >> such as the nightly tequila shot which happens every night before the show. so cheers to that. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah. you need that. >> that is-- you. >> stephen: need the tequi

i can tell you this. think the day i realized there's something different about him we have all been victims of blogs or something less than complementary. something really not complementary was written about senator scott. it was libelous. i reach the end and said we will not put up with this. i went down to his office and went past the scheduler and set i'm going to see him and were gonna do something about this. you cannot allow people to say this into nothing and he said, you're right. close the door. and i thought this is going to be good. working to preform that i said to him, i love you, but i am not praying. >> so he said you sit here with me while i do. he prayed for a critic by name, they're not very many people who do that. >> talk about your dinners together. i know this place can be sometimes isolated. you're busy and you don't really of time to spend time but you to have taken time to have regular dinners together. talk little bit about that. >> one thing that i point out is i'm not sure he w

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one i think the majority of zimbabweans are glued to their television set so i can tell you that i don't think they're going to get a bit until this thing is done because this is a very anxious and important time for all of us. i personally think you know this everybody and it's to make the amount of work that's involved in this process especially if it's conducted in this way you have to ten thousand eleven thousand polling stations two thousand wart warrants two hundred ten constituencies and all of those elections have been concluded and signed off by both the opposition and the government and those elections cannot be disputed at this point in time because they're all being signed off now you have to have a group of men and women twenty three of them in harare the chief election agents of each of the twenty three presidential hopefuls there if i am the results from every single constituency and then agree on the tally any one of them can stop this process at any time but i'm not a total surprise that this is taken every bit of forty eight hours and i hope that they do take care about

looks and the research that's gone into the film and talk to people who watch it they'll tell you well i can really sense elements of my culture in the film. for the movie they tour inspiration from a number of countries with the designs and i think lots of people are glad africa's being portrayed in such a positive light for the. african causative. born in uganda because imber grew up in the german city of essen and a few years ago she moved to berlin with her husband and kids that's not as i like berlin it's noisy but nice. fall studied dance singing and acting in the netherlands in two thousand and one when she was in her final year of university she landed her very first movie role after that she went on to major european musicals like west side story cats and aida. in recent years she's also starred in a range of german t.v. productions like the crime series taught our. sister black and she is a benefit of jones has had seven appearances on tight art so far even though she's played a suspect a witness and a culprit the t.v. show is germany's longest running crime series and remains huge

so, if we're putting too many here, i can tell. so, a tool like that printer gives us the ability to be more accurate, less mistakes. less mistakes means? -dean: more money. -lemonis: more money. keith: this project is a phenomenal opportunity. i want everybody paying attention to detail. lemonis: i'm noticing that the business has ramped up really nicely. keith is giving clear direction, on point. this is exactly the kind of leader i'm looking for. keith: you guys do remarkable work. people that work for you do remarkable work. and now we just got to show one more customer how remarkable we can be. lemonis: today's visit at automatch is a very big deal, because not only does it determine whether i'm gonna do the deal with them or not, but the big question for me today is, is dean gonna be my partner, or is he gonna be my partner and the head of design? -dean: nice to see you again. -lemonis: how are you? keith: what's up, bud? how you doing? -lemonis: working hard? -dean: round the clock. lemonis: this store's probably two weeks aw

i just needed to make some fresh pesto. lemonis: can i taste your pesto? lisa: of course you can. erik: there you go. -lemonis: pesto's good. -erik: good. lemonis: the raviolis are not good. in any food business, presentation is the most important thing other than taste. and in this business, there is no presentation. there's no color. the food looks gray. it looks terrible. so, who's the rest of the staff up here? erik: this is jordan. lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. i'm gonna chat with him without you for a little bit. erik: absolutely. yeah. come on, baby. lemonis: i wanted to spend a little time with you and kind of understand. what is your job today here? jordan: i came on in the past couple months to implement new sales strategies. really, whatever i can to bring money in the front door. lemonis: then, so, for every 100 customers that you bring on that are new, what's the retention look like? jordan: from when i've come on, it's about three weeks. lemonis: well, that's not long-term. jordan: exactly. what i've been trying to figure out is why they're not staying. lemonis:

i. really. go. there to. take him to larry king. live or you can be broken in what is going after some heavy talk and some heavy food and exercise to visit with some local nurses. so i look like my blood pressure i do how can you tell i need my blood pressure is there something in my life. is good or bad sign. or just people i don't want to know what's wrong because the possible just psychosomatic tendencies and i think i was sick but i'm usually just ok i want to get he probably needs more than just his blood pressure. to me that's our local companies like i think becoming you know i think normal. that face says it all. america was never great was founded on the rapes and the murders. nothing changed so we said no response to these situations that we're dealing with. people here is sad every day she is just sad people kill each other blood for killing children. still is just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down by law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this this can

i just hope we can get through this and do it in a way that will be uplifting to the country the mess we had been in some of the other nominations. >> i am excited for this process which is going to be the most transparent in history. if you stack these documents, they would be taller than the band. if you lay them out, they would extend 11.9 miles out into the distance. that is significant. as a lawyer who spent time in a firm reviewing documents like these, i can tell you even 100,000 documents can take an oversight amount of time to review. this many documents, which we know will be produced, takes an incredibly enormous amount of time to review. this on top of the fact that this is a judge who has served on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit judge for 12 years at the 300 published opinions of his. we had articles, speeches, all the material in addition to all 2006 that was reviewed in when he was reviewed for his confirmation for the court of appeals. this is more than enough for this individual. he hasll say that commented on the fact that he had some very significant

the discrimination i've faced is, you know, it's for as long as i can remember. t i remember, that's when it actually started for me. and i've been to 1a different schools, and i've faced discrimination in every one of them. most of the time, it was by members of staff. really? you know, and the most recent event that happened in a school was last year and it led to me and my sister being attacked by 16 boys. and one of them tried to gouge out my eye and actually broke my right hand as well, and attacked my sister as well. that must have been terrifying to face that and to try and deal with it. how do you respond to the kind of day—to—day stuff? i mean, the violence is one thing, butjust the kind of almost — from what you were saying — the experience of almost routine, low—level, constant kind of name—calling and suspicion? most of the things that i do to get through that is just tell people, you know? don'tjudge me because you have an idea what my community is about. and i'll help that person, or persons, who are discriminating me for who i am or have suspicions

in my problems you know in my view and if so can i make a profit. these are questions in my mind was there are there are several companies that do that. you actually don't even have the minor you can just buy a car from him and then so do the words you with the coins thank you for doing that on the guy that knows very very little and if what you're asking is kind of basic and i don't get any of what you just said this is helpful to our viewers to the jury will you do that i'm a twenty year computer company internet provider web designer now i just do. i don't understand one percent can i buy a shot of liquor with some of the currency or. rather this all the wonderful i destroy in the wind dank pool porch to be rid of. deshon charity desk has already done a signal the community has done a significant amount of giving yes yes part of our proposal would is twenty percent of the proposal actually goes to help feed the homeless each month we go out and make meals and find homeless people on the street and give meals out so when the storm hits i decided to

-i can still taste it in my mouth! keep you out there. >>> i came from an interesting background, i'm an only child and being latino, you guys are thinking that's ethnically impossible. >> in the '70s and '80s, a comedian worked clean hoping to get a spot on the tonight show. if the booker from the tonight show saw you and you were dirty, you were out. >> i don't care how dirty a comic you were, you had to have your five minutes for johnny carson, merv griffin. because television was going to be your only showcase. >> i have a background, irish and german, thin, angry, hungry people. >> the great chefs of ireland. >> terrifying is what five minutes is. it's a big deal for the population that loves standup comics, that's where you saw us. >> welcome whitney cummings. >> you have to figure out five minutes, you'd be changing things, or finding synonyms to vulgerize your set. >> i'm having a ptsd flashback trying to get through my leno appearances. >> next woman to get married, catch the bouquet, see if one guy talks to y

they said i wouldn't be able to comb my hair again. riumi arm wrestle you at all. >> canphen: yeah. >> my arm actually hurts right now. >> stephen: does it really? >> i'm notditecan i tell you the honest truth? i wasn't trying. ( laughter and applause ) you're the guest! and cbs says i have to let you win. >> when i leave, you will be left with your shame. >> stephen: i-- i-- i came with my shame. ( laughter ) that's what i bring to this industry-- shame. >> aren't we supposed to talk about a movie or something? >> stephen: oh, we can. ( laughter ) we can. we're not broadcasting any of this. turn the cameras on now. turn the cameras on now. let me ask, before we get to the movie, "sicario: day of the soldado," incredible movie. >> thank you. >> stephen: first movie, so many questions that weren't answered about sicario, what does it mean? which character is sicario? was it emily blunt in the first one? >> you're obviously a little dense, but-- ( laughter ) sicario means "hitman" and benicio was the sicario. it's not really a tough word if you think about it. people were k

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i feel like we can get there. i want to thank everybody for coming today and i look forward to continuing over the next couple of weeks and see where we land. >> thank you. >> one of my concerns is that there is still a question of fact. >> of what we. >> there is a dispute about facts presented on both sides. is it appropriate in your mind if if we request from staff a summary of which facts are being presented that are still under dispute? i think that is also causing me a bit of a dilemma. >> yeah. i would also like to hear and understand from staff, you know, if november 7th is going to be the date of decision, call it. what is the process going to look like from now until then? that is a critical piece of the next two months. and what might be other opportunities for public input. i know we have a statement here about if there will be a working group that is set up to really be able to discuss and respond to these questions. i think that some direction like that in asking the staff or what the timeline leading

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