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i wasn't confidant i could answer the question. i handed the receipt to the l d ladies and one looked at me and said you will get there. i wiped the sweat off my forehead and felt like i had just been dealt the longest 20 minutes of life. we have to do a few things before they close. why don't you try to help me because he was insecure and not a good enough salesman himself. i wasn't sure. i left work after a very long and emotionally exhaustive day. my wife came to pick me mooe up since the city buses stopped running after nine at night. she put the car in gear and we drove off. a few seconds later she asked me how was your first day. i didn't know what to say. i wasn't sure if the 85-year-old lady coming to get a watch battery was more shopping than sindy berating me for bad customer service or not helping the young women was worse. i responded and said how is your day and i took a teep death and she said it is all right. we can talk again later. >> do you have a question? >> so are you still selling and how is it going? >> this h

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i could not handle the situation, he could have handled the situation differently. my siblings and i and family know that he didn't make the right decision on that day but we know his intentions were not to go in and to make the wrong decision at the wrong time. throughout this ordeal we have remained close. we have stayed strong. i for myself am grateful for go god. for giving us the strength to get through this last nine years and to stay positive always no matter what. a lot of that is because of him. on behalf of my family, my brothers, my sister, aunt, uncle, his friends. we just want him to come home. we really do, we want him to come home and i know in my heart that he is very humbled throughout the situation. this has been hard, i'm going to be honest. this has been really, truly hard. there is no right or wrong way to explain how to handle this. but we do know that -- i know that he is remorseful. he truly is remorseful and we just want him to come home so that we can move forward for us. quietly. but to move forward. i thank you for allowing me to be here t

i could never throw as well as she could. i'd pretty much given up on beating my dad at anything until pepper dragged me to a golf course one day. turns out i wasn't half bad. six months' practice later, i was ready to kick my dad's ass. i knew just how i was gonna do it, too. i'd walk up to the tee all nervous, do a few clumsy practice swings, and then i'd hit that ball dead center, watch it arc through the sky, land on the green, and totally wow my dad. (thuds) wow. (children harmonizing) ♪ it's over now ♪ ♪ the music of the night ♪ okay. great job, everyone. thank you. but it was really everyone. give yourself a round. (cell phone rings) oh, marcus's mom. shh. fingers crossed. why is it taking you so long? how hard is it to paint a wall? a lot harder than your so-called singing. at least this is supposed to be flat. i once saw a monkey paint a wall. yeah? did you say, "good job, mom"? mono? but he's my

but i could i could just fix everything if no one had to go you know you know one had to be poor no one had to worry about food those are two things i would think it would take care of it i like to be invisible oh that would be great best piece of advice you ever got always say please and thank you what is something you wish you were better at being a listener good listener be a better biggest perk of being a celebrity. getting a table at a restaurant damn strange is fan encounter strange fan encounter once once a fan followed me the restroom. followed you enter the realm in a restroom she'd him along. something we all should be paying more attention to our diet. you keep in shape try which i would tend to gain weight no not not so much gain weight but but yeah it is because you look good you doesn't mean you're healthy you've got always watching some of the long believed to be true and realize wasn't. that that your parents are perfect. yeah tell me something we don't know about you. you know extremely. giving you like to give like to give to a form to fall to fall you know people t

i wish i could get out. nd why no one would ever even ask, even float the idea of me ever getting out. >> back in level two, the day haley french has been anxiously awaiting for more than six years has finally arrived. >> i don't know what time it is, but it is time for me to get the hell out of here. i deserved time for what i had done. you don't go beat people up. if i could do it over again, i would have just bought it again. i figure in seven years, i could have bought it how many times? you know? in sevens years' time i could have bought those how many times. i can't get seven years back. they're gone. i can't see my daughter learn how to walk or say her first words. that's gone. that's priceless. >> here you go, sir. go ahead and go change. >> it feels good. >> this is for your gratuity. $260.29. if you'll sign right here for me. you want to report to your c.o. from here to there. get it out of the way. it will only take five, ten minutes, and then go about your day. when you leave, i let them know that

told him i didn't need him but after he insisted that i bring security i said i could use your help. i went to the hotel. i met with riccio in the lobby. the two guys, they also met us there, which was a big mistake, obviously. i realize that quite soon after this. and mr. riccio led us to his room, put the key in the door and let us in. i know i've seen the last two or three days the media reporting we broke in the room. we didn't break into any room. mr. riccio brought us into that room. when i came into the room, i notice spread out everywhere was my personal property. you know? the only thing i saw that was on display that wasn't mine was some baseballs, and i made it clear to everybody, those are not mine. all i want is my property and i think there's a tape of it, you hear me on it at least three or four occasions say i just want my property. go forward, try to make it a little quicker, at some point we started -- when we were leaving the room after i was being pushed out of the room by the security guys because while i was in there and i recognized bruce was there, i was surp

i thought i could i calculated this i thought it would take nine seconds to cook a pizza on the window sill in the house if you're on the planet venus because when it was nine hundred degrees fahrenheit take a pizza put on will close the window up the cooks in one second i calculated that the temperature of venus the density of the air and then i find out i was off there's a physicist turned sheth who said you miss determine your calculation is the radiative energy from the air itself that just the radiative not just the touching of the pizza but the molecules but photons infrared photons coming in so that way it will heat the pizza in like two seconds instead of nine seconds. so i sit down myth that if i was i was so sure about and proud of my calculation and i just got out geek in the moment we have many social media questions for you all to go for it. if you got the chance to fly away tomorrow with some aliens to explore the universe is father's corner without the chance of coming back would you go who if i bring my family will just bring the family not come back nope but if i could

i told people he could beat you. what he said the people who would go either way is, i will give you the same thing clinton did but i will do it with a smaller government and a bigger tax cut, would you like that? [laughter] former president clinton: as we not get democrats did his bumper sticker. it was brilliant. i thought, they are going to underestimate the sky. -- annhards had a 60% richards had a 60% approval rate. coulter and not just what position you are taking on the issue. he constructed a campaign that fit with where texas was at that time. it did not have anything to do -- you do not have to dislike and richards -- ann richards to vote for george bush. how did the two of you come together to create the presidential leadership program? whatr president bush: other problems with the centers as they become irrelevant very quickly, unless there is something that captures people's attention. they said we ought to think tout using these platforms call young people together and encourage them through a leadership

you know i i've been treated so bad back here that yes i could i could actually now i could kill a man you know not really could i could kill him with these loaves and out and did not say and it's sad because that you know i was raised i was raised as a net. and what about going to do now this round when i get out what am i going to do give me a job at mcdonald's i'll be fifty four years old came down when i was twenty six i was in college i was taking a vote. what am i a good one i'm not going to do now because what you were before you come to the penitentiary is not what you're going to be when you're released. this is a country that began with so that there's a limit. and yet we have more people in prison to tap into than anybody in the world. and. there's no doubt that being rich makes it. will be incarcerated even if something terrible. says. so. on. this is the richest year ever human history the rich are getting richer this evidence are less and these are creators that how plutocrats these or do worse making things happen when they do well and we all well. there's a religion tha

even if i could change his mind, it was in credibly difficult to get him out. s really hard. what was his frame of mind like? i know you had a loving relationship. yeah. when he spoke to you on the telephone or texted on whatsapp, what was he like? was he still like your son or somebody you had lost? that was the incredible thing, he still was. because i prepared myself when he started communicating with me and throughout that time, especially within being under isis, i thought the ideology would be more entrenched in him and he would get more desensitised towards his family, but it didn't happen and that's what surprised even people who. .. ..some researchers i know. they were completely shocked about that, but i still managed to keep that bond and that was absolutely paramount to kind of keep that bond between him and me. which must have made the loss, his death, all the more difficult. did you believe you would see him again, once he was there and with is? no, i knew i was never going to see him again, to the point where i talked about his death to him. throu

like, i could talk to people. i learned a lot of subjects such as organizational behavior, stuff like that. so it helped me converse with a lot of customers and talk to them, not just try to sell them, push stuff on them, but learn about my customers as human beings and have a conversation. a lot of times my boss didn't like i talked to my customers too much. she thought i was wasting time. but the same people came back to buy stuff. so it did help me in some ways. but it didn't help me get a better job. [laughter] >> but did it help you in your writing? >> it did. it doesn't teach -- it teaches you different kinds of writing, mostly business communications. so for this i had to, i was doing radio first, i was writing for radio, so i knew -- i had this journalistic eye. i was always observing even while i was working. so it did help me in some way. it didn't help me much with writing. >> just wondering how you felt people, the customers, treated you. >> there were both good and bad. in the beginning, because of my

but i am a workaholic and didn't think i could be a gifted painter. [laughter] pres. clinton: i admire him for doing that and i think he would tell you the best thing that can happen to you when your politics is to be consistently underestimated. pres. bush: i was pretty good at that. [laughter] [applause] he made me a: genius, i look like a genius because the presidential race in 2000 started in 1999. i turned on tv at the white house and saw him sitting on a bale of hay in a tent in iowa and as far as i know, it was the said to he people who could go either way thingl give you the same clinton did but with a smaller government and a bigger tax cut, wouldn't you like that? [laughter] it was brilliant. thought, they are going to underestimate the sky. a friend of mine for 20 years had a 60% approval rating and he won anyway. because he understood the ,olitics was about candidates conditions and culture, and not just what position you were taking on the issue. he constructed a campaign that fit with where texas was at that time. anything to do -- you didn't have to disl

nothing i could do about that. about that. but -- i want to point out that, you know, bruce -- i knew his family. i mean, his mother was terminally ill, she was a fan. i'd call her, sing to her. the night before, or the night of, my -- the jury's verdict, his son actually called me, and tried to give me a heads up on something to do with memorabilia and told me that he and his mother was cheering for me. you know? this family knows that i wouldn't wish any harm on these guys. ever. these guys are friends of mine and i like to think we're friends again. >> thank you. >> good morning, mr. simpson. >> good morning, ma'am. >> i conducted your last hearing in 2013 with hearing representative mr. robin bates. do you recall that hearing? >> yes, i do. >> all right. at the time, we asked you what your plan would be if we to grant you to your consecutive sentence you told us you were going to complete commitment to change. have you done that? >> no, i haven't. at one point i couldn't take the course. you know, i took -- i took two cours

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all i could think about was being home again. when i was home, all he could think about was getting back to iraq. all those years, and never really quite made it back home. that was our life. that was the routine. i'm going to loosen this up, because i can hardly breathe. i call this my girdle. it gets my got sucked in. -- gut sucked in. that was the routine for us. the 31st of may in 2008, i woke that day, showered and walked over to our hangar. i walked over to our operations center to report the daily status of my aircraft. they were shaping up -- was shaping up to be a routine night. shaping up to be a routine night. we departed the airbase and headed for our mission support site in baghdad. we attended and operations brief. headed for our mission support the brits are always fun to work with. although we shared a common language, they were often very difficult to understand. tom was the one who translated to american for us. the brief this night had a very heavy accent. i turned over to my guys and said did anybody understand

if i could have gone into yale, i would have had a different narrative. we're very different, i think thank goodness, as a mother now i'm such in you awe of this, we weren't compared. barbara missed one or two problems on her s.a.t.s. i missed several more than one or two. we were really celebrated for who we were. i love to write. i love to perform. my parents applauded that. they never made fee feel i was lesser. god, i would need serious therapy. >> you earned that. i us going to different schools. i wasn'ted to leave texas. i was curious to go to other places, meet new people. i didn't know a single person at yale. it was fun for me, challenge of walking in, thinking what am i made of, can i meet people? but the beauty of it is, we boto got double the friends. i could become friends with all of jenna's friends from university of texas. she is close with my friends from yale. also, there was real, kind of blessing in it too. >> host: mom, i was kidnapped. >> is that part of -- >> okay. >> host: yeah. >> there were all thes stereotypes, that secret serv

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