i said why don't we open stores all over philadelphia? he said i don't want to do that either. i said why not? he said i am happy the way i am. i have a house, two cars. i have enough money to send you and your brothers to college and that is really all i want. i shook my head and said i don't understand that. i just saw the opportunity to open stores all over the country. he just did not want to do it. what was surprising to me is that he was very intelligent. david: you said that he was far more intelligence it -- intelligent than you. that might have been an exaggeration. steve: that was not an exaggeration. i talked to him when i was beginning my career on things. whatever i talked about, he could always find the weakness in the deal. david: what about your mother? what did she do? steve: she was aggressive. she was a housewife. it was the 1950's and 60's. i had twin brothers and the three of us were a handful. that was the paradox at that time. >> i did know you for a while but i did not know you were a track star. where there a lot of white jewish boys on the track team? we

i asked for the dean of admissions and i was put right through. he picks up the phone and i said im steve schwarzman from avington high school in pennsylvania. i am on the waiting list. i would really like to go to harvard. why don't you take me out the waiting list. he said how in the world did you get through to me? you are not allowed to talk to me. i don't talk to applicants. i said, but we are talking. him and he said yes. him and you sound like a very nice young man but unfortunately, we are not going to be taking anyone from the waiting list this year. our yield was higher than we thought. where else were you accepted? i said yale. he said you will have a very good time at yale, and you would enjoy it. i said i am sure that i would but that was not my objective. he said i'm so sorry. david: did you ever see him? steve: ironically, it is really a great story. the ceo of mackenzie was in my office 25 years later. he was on the harvard corporation. i told him the story. he asked what year. the dean of admissions was a close friend of his. he said, do you mind if i told him that

he said, do you mind if i told him that i ran into you? i said, that is fine. t a letter two weeks later from that former dean of admissions. he said, i remember getting that phone call in 1964. he said that every time i see you in the newspaper, i realize that i blew it. i wish i made all the right decisions, but as i told you at the time, there were no beds at the inn. ♪ david: you interviewed with a number of firms and the one you decided to go with was lehman brothers. steve: yes. the people were fascinating. you had ex cia agents and people who had worked on oil rigs. ♪ ♪ david: you then went to harvard business school. steve: yes. david: did you enjoy harvard business school? steve: no. david: did you want to drop out? steve: yes. david: what kept you from dropping out? steve: i wrote a letter -- there was no internet -- i wrote a letter to the president of the firm which is where i worked a bit right after i graduated and before went into the army. i said, dick, it is cold up here. the classes are highly repetitive. i would like to come back to work. if y

i said, yale. he said, you will have a very good time at yale, and you would enjoy it. i said, im sure that i would, but that was not my objective. he said, i understand that. i'm just so sorry. david: did you ever see him? steve: ironically, it is really a great story. the ceo of mackenzie was in my office 25 years later. he was on the harvard corporation. and i told him the story. he asked what year. that dean of admissions was a close friend of his. he said, do you mind if i told him that i ran into you? i said, that is fine. i got a letter two weeks later from that former dean of admissions. he said, i remember getting that phone call in 1964. and he said that every time i see you in the newspaper, i realize that i blew it. i wish i made all the right decisions, but as i told you of at the time, there were no beds at the inn. david: you interviewed with a number of firms and the one you decided to go with was lehman brothers. steve: yes. the people were fascinating. you had ex- cia agents and people who had worked on oil rigs. ♪ david: you then went to harvard business school

i said i not good to be a wallflower or talking head. i need to say what i think. that's exactly why i want you to do this. and he was true from his word from the first day to the last day. >> i love it. [applause] and i know we have a lot of young people in the audience. a lot of young people in the audience asked how i knew to ask for those things. what you have to remember is there's one lesson i've learned to live by, and that is pushed through the fear. when challenge comes in front of you, your reaction is naturally to step back. but if you lean in and pushed through the fear, you find out you are so much stronger on the other side. they wouldn't have pushed through, i wouldn't have become a legislator and becoming governor. i wouldn't have pushed through the fear i wouldn't have said okay i can be a un ambassador. what you have to do when you push through the fear is set yourself up for success. i knew what i needed in order to be successful. so don't be afraid to ask for the platform that you know will bring out the best in you. >> that is great advice and t

he said, but i had this one thing, i had this idea want to run past you and i said okay. aid i was thinking about calling-- what if i referred to kim as little rocket man in the speech. [laughter] .. [screams]we sit down the north n delegations in the front) and then he goes and he says it. and everybody sitting there, and they have their translator pieces in. then all of a sudden you see them go. [laughter] and then they started to laugh. but a few hours later i am nmeeting with them. [laughter] and then they are laughing. in a hundred more. [laughter] never a doe moment. one topic that i am always very interested in is the leadership and there is a chapter in the book if i don't get confused. and it's women's leadership. as a woman, what does it mean to quote know the power of your voice. which is something that you do reference quite a bit in your book. can you explain that force. >> i always thought that people should use the power of their voice. you really can move things when you use it at the right place at the right time with the right tone. i think it is somethin

a second i heard about it, i went right to his office and i said jerry, i hear you are going to washingtonsaid yes. i said if you go to washington without a right-hand man, they are going to eat you alive. he said where did you hear that? i said i made it up but i really think you need somebody. he said okay, you have the job. so i came to washington and jerry, my boss, and my professor, was the only person i knew in d.c. in the radius of 200 miles, but i thought once i'm in washington, isn't that where they do politics? one thing will lead another. i had been a leader of the new republic, very well written, interesting, and i thought maybe i could do this and then one da. the new republic seeks an managg editor. apply here. >> overwhelmed with the response and most of the writers wanted to get out of law and there was this one psychiatrist who was charles and we arrange for him to come to lunch. >> he said can you show me your writing and i said certainly i can and when i was a psychiatrist at mass general, you try to discharge someone and the first time i did that, they came out looking

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i mean confessional e because there were as. those brigade and my own night we gave when i am god i said i want one in each brigade there are all confessions nobody wanted so i said you can take me out of the army and it is my job to do it and i did and it worked in the army but when i became president i found that the politicians all think confessional and this is something we wanted by the west and by israel because when there are confessions in lebanon there is corruption and everyone still says i even told hezbollah and everybody. thank you yes they go you should make it election we know where to buy like we did in the army all 11 of them elect that amount but it's all part of a muppet called the confession that means but now that we are going to have a now and our young people that i really admire and they are asking of fairness with the confidence that i was doing 20 years ago stop me that wall from for the president to be allowed after this break. young elephants have come to us soft. especially brutal budging incidence because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mothers be killed but also be caught up unfortunate

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i came out. and saw the tail go by. and i looked down. i saw trees. i said, oh. >> you pull the d-ring. and bang. the parachute opened. nd i swung down. and hit a tree. i said, well, then all of a sudden i heard a voice. german. said, oh, hell. >> my nine months in germany started right there. in southern france. about a week. and with two or three german soldiers escorting me out of germany. on that same mission, we lost one guy, joe gordon was killed. nathan was a prisoner. daniels was a prisoner. i was a prisoner. and one other guy. we lost five men on that one mission. what we later found out, the control, the guns firing off the coast. and maybe it was the weather. one guy is a p.o.w. and three or four guys p.o.w.'s. so, i spent the rest of the time hungry, but as a p.o.w., we existed. i'll leave it. later on i will go into the ook. jerry: very good. >> good. jerry: colonel harvey? i was going back to you and you asked the question. but i want to give you a chance. first of all, we want to know where you are from first. i didn't do that at the original outset. two, i'm curious, flying so long ith the military, wha

i mean confessional it because there were as. duels brigade and my own knight we gave when i am god i said i want to end each brigade they are all confessions no but they want to so i said you can take me out of the army and it is my job to do it and i did and it worked in the army but when i became president i found that the politicians all think confessional and this is something wanted by the west and by israel because when there are confessions in lebanon there is corruption and everyone still says i even told hezbollah and everybody 3 years ago you should make a election law whereby like we did in the army all 11 and elect that are members of parliament not according to confessional means but now that we are in terrible now and our young people that i really admire and they are asking to all of fairness with the confessions like i was doing 20 years ago. more from former president emile lahoud after this break. please. please. oh. please. please. clear. and very well might continue watching on since last. it's an understatement to say america is a very divided country many have even spoken openly about the possibility of civ

i said okay i didn't think it would happen that i talk to them they said we will put it on. i realize 60 minutes doesn't have that big of a feeling that they play at 20 times a week all over the world. [laughter] so i said what's the name of the show? will call it the david rubenstein show. i don't think along jewish name will work. [laughter] they said it's not a problem. [laughter] okay. that's what we do. so i began doing these interviews i enjoy it. i do read a lot and i do like to work on the questions that i don't use notes there's it but wheng with i do it is better to do it without it for me. so it works out pretty well so that's how i came to be the interviewer and then other places and now i find when i go to other places children are college kids or business kids see me they think that's all i do. so that's all i've known for now so let me talk about m philanthropy. i started carlisle with a couple of people in 1987 it turned out we got lucky. we were qualified. we didn't have aun background i was compelled because the secretary of treasury and the ford administrat

he opened the suitcase there were half a $1000000.00 and he said these are for you catch every month i would win get do i said who is that i think how he said he is x. lebanese how with the i have been since 82 he's helping the army and now. you are commander i bring it to you so i said why don't you give it to the army and spend it like the money that comes to the army he said but you have to buy the officers so i stood up the president told them but i thought that he is mad the commander give it to me and they were staking it then the when i became come on the president they came back again and not only damn some of the gulf countries except that i just will tell you about how it is done so you imagine most of our leaders are getting paid from outside whether from saudi arabia or wow that is so now i would young people are saying these are the pure that has nothing to do with the embraces i get that we want to finish the option by having a law that has that thing to do with confessions we want to be elected by all lebanon not be elected my going out by michael madsen it by certain it and that they fight and it is their g

i want to know if. that's what i want from you that's what i said i want nothing. i said it twice. so he goes. he asked me the question what do you want i keep hearing all these things what do you want he finally gets me i don't know him very well i have not spoken to him much this is not a man i know well seems like a nice guy though but i don't know him well he was with other candidates he actually supported other guys that it's not me they made like. but he's not read but now if you were fake do you cover it properly. i say the best sitters response i want nothing i want nothing i want no quid pro quo tells journalists the president. to do the right thing so is my answer i want nothing i want nothing. i want no good bro whoa now so much to do the right thing when he says this is the final word from the president of the united states i want nothing thank you both said a good time ago and. it's clear by the tone of the energy that the president had there that he understands the gravity of this day the notes that he was looking out with quotes from ambassador us on the who is testifying we'll g

>>i write i think i referenced i didn't say that ukraine had to do the investigations i think i said that we heard from mister giuliani that that was the case. so that helped inform your presumption, correct. so was it really a presumption you heard from mister giuliani. i didn't hear from mister giuliani about the 8 i heard about the respond 2016. and you understood at that point as we discuss 2 plus 2 equals 4 that the aid was there as well that was the problem mister goldman no one told me directly that the aid was tied. i was presuming it was. we discussed those text messages where you said. there were multiple condos with president zelensky and potus. do you have the e-mail by nations. to try to put up in a second, but you don't remember i showed it to you go ahead though. as you said it did that you spoke with president trump. again if my e-mail said i spoke with president trump. personally i i did you are relying pretty heavily in your testimony on the texts and e-mails that you are able to review is that right that's so certainly if someone else had contemporaneous to that's t

i said that's great. i have not lived in the west coast before. come ind you have to costume, i said i will go, but i will not come in costume. they said you have to come in costume, this is how we do it. i have this caftan from africa, a spear, i had no shoes on, i strode into the party. only one i was the they invited to come in custom, she was in a black cancer. i was set up. -- she was in a black pantsuit. i will set up. -- i was set up. i was the only one there that was armed with a spear. we started a very hesitant courtship, and by the end of that year, i was supposed to move to san francisco to join a firm had worked in the summer before, and her firm asked her to come to new york and help them open their office in new york. she had grown up in new york, and brooklyn. she wanted to be back and closer to her family. i remember i was studying for the bar in an empty office one weekend at her firm. said, youn and wouldn't believe what i was just asked to do. i said, what? she said, to help open a firm's office in new york. i said, this is a huge honor. they want you to be o

i think he just got --dash i think she got momentarily confused. that was it. i call my friend dana and i said can i you call me really quick. i need to put out a statement. she said okay what is it. when you just say one sentence with all due respect i don't get confused she said that's it? that's it. i will text it to use you have it in writing so she goes and she does it within ten minutes later he calls me i'm so sorry i love you i have my tail between my legs and so sorry. i said at what point do you say i am confused i should have done it. trust me i will make it up to you tell them that you are monica and. oh yes you can and he well. he went out and contacted a reporter but what was surprising to me it was a simple moment of me on t-shirts and mugs and everything. summary people have been in a moment. and i hope the lesson you take from the ends, no one is going to protect her integrity but you . so people can say they're going to do it but at the end of the date day you have to do it. it's all you have. and you have to know how to protect yourself. that was another lesson learned. >> a

said, "look, anne marie. i don't know what you want me to do about this." and i believe iecause i was raised to be a good catholic girl, "thanks for comin' by." and with that, i turned my head, went for the door, and that was the end of my life as i knew it. ♪ ♪ >> when the gun went off, the next door neighbors heard the shot and came running, immediately called for help. >> i get a phone call from a neighbor to come home, there's an emergency. i was like, "oh, what happened now?" >> i don't know what time, around noon, i was on my way to going to p.e. class. and somebody had to take me out of line, and said, "you have to get your stuff. you have to go." and i just remember looking to my brother, and kind of looking at my aunt, and just getting a sense of, like, something's up. >> i'm only eight miles, it only took 15 minutes to get there, and i'll never forget that. that was quite a scene. they had everything roped off. police and people and -- it's like stuff you see on tv, you know, but this is real. >> and they had a helicopter that came and landed on the beach right b

i walked in the dressing room and i said, i walked in and i said "i love your hair, it's cute" and hew." we know it's going to be okay. you have this great mom and all of these people right here in that camera watching. we are going to keep track of you and we hope that -- we know that you are going to pass on love and not hate. you're special. [applause] thank you jordan, thank you angie. we are going to be right back. this is real, this is real life. we will be right back. [applause] ♪ ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ [cheers and applause] >> tamron: it is love and relationship week, so what are the odds of finding love in our rideshare? 14 million people take uber trips every days. for 5.14 minutes, she found herself a husband. if [laughter] let the church say amen. please welcome her and her husband. this may be one of the best stories i've ever heard. were getting -- who got in the uber first. uber sharing, multiple people get in, it's a cheaper ride and they drop you off at each destination. you are already in the uber. >> i was face time and with my female friend and it was

i want to know if. that's what i want from you that's what i said i want nothing. i said it twice. so he goes. he asked me the question what do you want i keep hearing all these things what do you want he finally gets me i don't know him very well i have not spoken to him much this is not a man i know well seems like a nice guys though but i don't know him well he was with other candidates he actually supported. not me. but he is not a response now if you were take covered properly.

i went with this list. and at first i said, i will take this list, gave the names, and i will pick people i will pick , people- do you remember this, lindsey -- that are like these people. and i got nowhere. nobody believed me. they said, what does that mean, like these people? i said no they will be like , these people. and i was being hammered. they said, say it, say it, president, or potential president. i said ok, it will only be these , people. and that is what we have, and that is where it is. and they were just so respected as a group and still are. that is an incredible group of people. i can take anyone literally and that had a big impact. but i said to brett kavanaugh, i said so brett, you are the , one. you are the one. he was so honored. he said, sir this is the , greatest day of my life. and i said, i just want to congratulate you. it's an amazing thing that i am doing it and that you are receiving it. he said sir thank you very much. ,i said brett let me tell you , something, this approval process that you are going to go through will be so fast and so easy. you are perfect. perfect life. perfec

him to daysasked later when the avalanche of negative publicity came out i said we were in an elevator i said i believe i said this [laughter] i said you think by pardoning nixon on a sunday morning that nobody would notice? [laughter] he got really mad at me. anyway, moving along. your training, subtlety , was not entirely in washington. you were at the front. >> i was at the front indeed. photos, we said they go to the heart of the story. in 1971.r vietnam it was a rare case. i joined the army, the national the basicd all training and all of that than i had to get out of the army to go to the war. they didn't do weekend meetings in saigon so luckily, i worked for a general who worked that out. . went to vietnam it was important for me to go. i couldn't be sitting here with you today making some excuse about why i didn't do it. four of my high school weremates from oregon killed in vietnam. i was the class photographer. i did the annual, the newspaper. these were guys i knew. i want to go see for myself what took them away and i wanted to upon people that came from decisions made by folks sitt

she taught me when i had to carry her from place to place towards the end of her life, we were sitting and coloring. i looked at my watch and jumped up. i said chika, ihe said no, stay and color. i said chika, i have to work. this is my job. she crossed her arms, the way she always did and said no it isn't. your job is carrying me. >>> a ride in the back of an ambulance can be a terrifying experience for anyone, especially a young kid. jamie yuccas found one paramedic who discovered the magic that puts them at ease. [ siren ] >> reporter: when an emergency call comes in -- >> head to a crash. >> reporter: paramedic ivan rolls out, ready to make life-saving decisions. he is passionate about his profession, but still finds time for a little slight of hand. ivan's tricks are a regular part of the job on calls where kids are involved in order to help them stay calm. what does magic do for a child? >> it breaks the ice. it takes down their wall. their association of an ambulance is blood and needles that can literally turn kids' worst day into one of the best days. >> reporter: in the last five years he's responded to more than 4,000 emergencies. still, i

to do these investigations in order to lift the aid i read i think i referenced i didn't say that ukraine had to do the investigations i think i said that we heard from mr giuliani that that was the case so that helped inform your presumption correct correct so it wasn't really a presumption you heard from mr giuliani well i didn't hear from mr giuliani about the 8 i heard about the aris month 2016 and you understood at that point as we discussed 2 plus 2 equals 4 that the aid was there as well that was the problem mr goldman no one told me directly that the aid was tied to anything i was presuming it was right well i want to go ahead to want to go back on september 1st or i'm going to jump actually ahead to to september 7th. when we discussed those text messages where you said there were multiple convos with president selenski and poetess you recall that do you have the e-mail by any chance we could try to pull it up in a 2nd but you don't remember i showed it to yeah this go ahead though with your question and you can you confirm that that likely meant as you said it did that you spoke with president trump is that right again if

i chakra.: how does one >> they can call me. i don't answer the phone. i have agents and so she called him a agents in my agent said are you interested in singing with ariana grande? iaid it depends. i am only kidding, i said of course. we went into the studio in l.a. and put on the vocals and did a nice song. they're also going to feature i think hello happiness is in the movie as well. >> tamron: that's your 14th album of my count? >> who's counting? no idea. >> tamron: when he looked back at a first ball all the leg over there, hello happiness. what does that capture for your life right now? we said you were 60 the audience said what and you look like 20. where are you in your journey right now? >> hello happiness is not my theme song. to speed on what is your theme song? >> my themes i would be more realistic. happiness is cool and we have it but right now i think that we are at a very serious turning point as far as our spiritual lives are concerned. i think i am here to bear witness and to give what i see and to be of service of service. >> tamron: you've been of service to us, especially women, you walked up that every song every woman you've give us all that

said, "no, no, i am serious, go to sleep." this is what he said-- i was here, my wife was there. and he said, "i am joseph stalin." nd i want to destroy you because i think you're dangerous to me but i can't destroy you because you're one of the heroes of the revolution. however, your wife over here is not a hero of the revolution. all i have to do is keep her weak for three days and she will sign any piece of paper that will say you are a traitor to the revolution, and now i can have both of you killed. your baby is joseph stalin. your baby will keep you up, and you will betray each other, even though you don't mean it because you've lost your mind because you haven't slept." keep in mind your baby is joseph stalin. go to sleep. go to sleep. yes, sir? >> i'm here celebrating my 10-year anniversary with my wife. >> congratulations to you. >> stephen: sure, stand up. i am actually a licensed minister in new york state. the church of universal triumphant, something like that. is that goalam you have a little statue of golan? ( laughter ) ( applause ) if only-- that's lovely. but if only there was some prop in that st

i called my mother. i said it is all going to be ok. i did not talk to her for three months. i said i have friends at the british embassy, they will come and get you. we can go spend the night at their compound. but that knife their compound was attacked as well. they say, we cannot protect you. you will have to leave. >> he was really good. if you ever get to boston. [laughter] the brits gave us the ride over to someone's house. we stayed two nights there. regular housekeeper was worried that we were eating the food and drinking in the wind and she was going to get an oval. she was going to turn sn. we thought about tying her up, but we thought no. [laughter] then we went to another house. we snuck away in the night. we always had her close in the washing machine. there was no wall. just you on the street. then we were feeling really exposed. we knew they would eventually find a housing list where all the americans lived. we were running out of money. a man who had been there for months called his good friend, who was the consul general at the canadian embassy. he said, we are

i have experienced harassment from a personal trainer, i said i was not interested , personal trainer, ifriend. approached you in what way? i was doing an exercise, he came over and touched me without warning, i was taken by surprise. i was leaning over, as one woman said in the video, he touched my lower back, almost my behind area, i turned around, obviously surprised and said, i don‘t need any help. the following day... that was his opening gambit, it wasn‘t, "can i help you"? no, he followed my instagram, he messaged me, i had to block him and delete him, that made me leave that gym, i felt uncomfortable. have you had this experience with others?” uncomfortable. have you had this experience with others? i have had it with men in the gym in general, making inappropriate comments, touching me while stretching so i don‘t even know it is about to happen, and points where i have even been to managers and said, i have been to managers and said, i have been harassed countless times by this man, and they have said, "what do you expect, with a body like that", and i said, if you‘re not going