i don't know i mean i guess s. between him and whatever god he's choosing a warship right now you know. in the marines are after him how are you i mean any sissy can get to see here in the seat. so he dropped you off for a draw. but how much sense does that make if he if he helped you at gun point he didn't hold your gun point right he just felt afraid because he was carrying a gun around the senator really like anything you try to try to get away with to get away from like that if i had a gun and i'm holding you. or even if i'm not holding your drive along with me and you know i've done killed two people you're going to try and talk your way of getting away from me. whether or not work we're cool or not you're going to try and get away from where former fashion and it took me that long to figure out ok cool that's the way i'm going to be able to do this and be able to manipulate him letting me go by telling him to get out get away from here you know martin him in my opinion yes. we're going to work with the police

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was like -- >> jimmy: i know. i know. i know. you doing, gronk. >> jimmy: i know. i know. i know. >> gronk, you can't move the bottom gronk. >> jim, : alright. yeah. no, it's gronk -- >> gronk, if you're watching don't p ve -- only uhere, gronk. >> jimmy: yeah, we're good. i also --aw i also funny thing of you online. i don't know if you saw this. there's a bug in google that ifg you members of 'nsync, this is what -- this is what comes up. [ laughter and applause ] s s that you are -- it says that you are a member of 'nsync from '95 to 02. this is real. this is -- yeah. t t's not real. you just made that up. >> jimmy: no, that's a real thing. if you google it, that was a ifbug. ou go who's the members of 'nsync. there you are, shaquille o'neal. and i go, i dot remember you. i don't remember you in the group. >> thanks, google. appreciate you. >> jimmy: yeah, but weirdly enough, you do have ties to 'nsync. >> yes, when i was doing my b album thing,lt a studio in the house. and you know, a lot of kids came by. backstreet boys came

i don't know who stormy daniels is. i don't know the work of sasha grey or jenna jameson, and i certainly don't know anything about the 2005 epic "pirates xxx" starring tommy gunn as captain randall thrust. please get that down." ( laughter ) that's t-r--- ( piano riff ) then, giuliani was asked how the allegations affected the first lady. >> she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. i don't even think there's a slight suspicion that it's true when you -- excuse me -- when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump. look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women women of great substance, stormy daniels? pfft. >> stephen: wow. i know stormy is an adult film star, but giuliani might be the biggest (bleep) she's ever seen. unpleasant person. unpleasant person. please. unpleasant person. what are they thinking? the moderator tried to moderate the former mayor, but he was having no part of it. >> we have to respect on this stage of women. i'm sorry, i don't respect a porn star the way i respect

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i want to know your thoughts on that. the other concern is i have is, you know, i think most commissioners will echo when we go out and visit schools, we hear concerns about the students that they don't like the food, that it's not enough, that there's certain ones that they like. it doesn't always add up with what we're hearing or seeing about how students informed revolution foods is saying that they are. so i wonder what kind of objective data do they show us? do we get to analyze these taste tests. but it sounds like they're self-informed. how do we know, if they're policing themselves, what sort of oversight and accountability that we do have if they're self-informed and students do actually like the food. i would like to know what role we're playing and what we get to see what they do. of course they're going to say everything they do as having great results. maybe we wouldn't have as much of a need to have that type of accountability if we were seeing much greater numbers of participation, but those are concerning t

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i don't know what else would be coming in from anothe part, but i -- you know, i would like to say i am concernedout the lack of calling police. so now, we're talking about there's only two incidents there's all there ever was, two incidents. well, police, if the shots fired call didn't go out for that one particular night, that 't bwodn recorded so there would only be one incident because calls to the police department didn't get made that night. i don't know if it happened other nights. and then, the same thing to go along with that, security officers were questioned regarding the shots fired, and they talked, and they -- they said what they saw. but they didn't talk about what led up to it, the patrons that had come out of their establishment got into a fight, which i don't know if that car was somehow related. i don't know if you look at it now, it's like hey, shots fired, everyone scattered, fight was over. good or bad, i don't know. but that report wouldn't ve been made. i believe that their -- mr. wi windsor talked about two different types of reports that come in at the end o

was twenty some of that i know. of them to. bother and well because none of them to behave because i like my. man. and all to no other. i wouldn't think that should be see it ok your foot in love and you're twenty years by then you put enough in your safety has to have a thought i had that i actually makin love so much had left men up there to define love. but now what this love nobody nobody from the jaws of. that i mean but no one at that level school might have a sequence with a would likely could make sense if you know what's going on. i mean it's a don't go with that because it's marked and then again i did it three in fact that's kind of a cut out of online time and the matching guys back have been my guess but one of us helped out. in the old i think he's going to do you down is a head and a kind ones are just too good and i like them in my chat i.m.'s only grown up you are sure not on but nothing on the fact that i don't get any how. cummings damn i thought i had thought that much of a bush commercial to be sure of key i

i don't know-- i don't know if you guys heard about this. ( laughter ) they barely talk about it. for progressives. i happen to be a progressive guy, we had a little oopsy-doodle. but i try to take lessons from things. so for me the lesson i took from this past election is we aren't communicating well with middle america. what do we send their way? blogs and cond session. we can do better. blogs don't work. they make us feel good but blogs don't work because they're written primarily by hipsters, and hipsters -- no obvious to any hipsters in the room-- but hipsters are the cats of humans. ( laughter ) ( applause ) "you don't like one of the five very specific bands they like? don't touch me anymore!" they're cats, man. i've been to middle america. i'm a born and raised virginiaian. these are dog people. we're trying to talk them into transgender bathrooms. thoons active issue. when you read a blog. i was in a sports bar, about a month ago, and i was trying to watch my wizards, which is a basketball team. i could just-- stop the joke fair second to catch colbert audience up. like "h

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i don't know. i didn't hear anybody yelling. we just -- from the sounds we knew what was happening, but i didn't hear anything else besides the shots. >> yeah. i would say that's accurate. i think as soon as everyone found out, everyone got dead silent and tried to hide under their desks, but it was clear that he went after some people that were. >> and phil, i mean, i know you're a crime reporter. i mean, you covered this kind of stuff professionally. obviously it's a completely different thing when it's you underneath the desk. can you just describe what was going through your mind? >> i mean, i'll tell you when it first started to happen, i mean, you just immediately go into panic mode. you don't know why they're there, who they're going after, if it's random, if it's not family or a domestic dispute or what have you. you just try to get yourself out of it, and then, you know, once i started hearing that he was kind of making his way up the hall -- or up the alleyway or whatever you want to call it that runs through the pit o

i don't know. mean, i'm sure that they have google alerts. [laughter] you know? most of us do. i don't know. again, i really tried to come from it with the perspective of, like, it happens for everybody. and i tried to choose my words really carefully and not say i hate this person, they are terrible, you should never listen to their music again -- i mean, except r. kelly. [laughter] [applause] sorry. but i really do think, i really do think being called out means that people believe you can do better. finish and i, that's why i think it's important to say thank you especially because it's really difficult to put yourself out there and know you're going to open yourself up to scrutiny. people are going to say your too sensitive, you need to take a joke. black people make everything about race, like, it's really difficult. so i try to say thank you because that person is ultimately saying, like, you let me down, and here's how you let me down, and here's how you can be better. and i hope that if som

i still don't know i don't know i don't know what the special prosecutor will conclude i don't i don't know if you have an opinion i don't really i don't you know i don't seeing the case completed again the beginning and in the late part of july in two thousand and six private citizen opinion on this i don't and here's why i say that i'm not being silly i know none of the things that you've heard or i've heard in the media are coming from the special prosecutor and so everybody's uninformed about this it's all speculation you said we're told reports coming in the summer by who the special prosecutor is running tiredly tight ship so i don't know what he knows and no one does actually outside of his operation so i don't know what he'll find and i don't think people should care so long as able to find the best view of the evidence and the truth that he finds that i'm not rooting for particular outcome but i honestly don't know what he'll find you worried when you get back to washington they're coming. no i don't who that he has but the i've no doubt the president's congress knowing that w

i know. i know. as the president and i both know, while strong american leadership has accomplished much, the effective and fervent prayers of a righteous people can of a less availeth much more. [applause] vice pres. pence: so america, let us pray for our president. and let's pray for peace for the korean people, and the world. [applause] it really is great to be back. great to be back at this ninth annual road to majority conference. the largest pro-faith, profamily, pro-freedom gathering in the united states of america! [applause] and i am here tonight to pay a debt of gratitude to each and every one of you, for the unwavering support and the prayers of all the members of the faith and freedom coalition. last year, the president and i -- both thanked you and all of your 1.8 million members for the remarkable victory you helped to deliver in 2016. i am here on his behalf to say thank you as well for standing with us and helping to advance an agenda that is making america great again! we are

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i don't know. so -- it was a lot of fun. >> so your first three bookses are works of nonfiction -- and have you always wanted to write a novel? is it something you wanted to do? >> i wrote one in my 20s that didn't get published buzz yeah i always wanted to write one but i didn't after the one in my 20s it went nowhere i didn't have a good idea for one. until i came up with the idea for this one. and then i said -- okay this actually is a decent idea for those who don't know the basic plot it's about a -- young congressman and his wife who move down to washington in 1954 and they get caught up in a conspiracy and a secret society. but i also have what was really fun also was to have -- my pick tashes characters interacting with real people so joe is a character in the book -- minority leader lyndon johnson a character in the book. others eisenhower everybody from 1950 washington. no spoilers so, i mean, a lot of fun in to learn about these people and figure out how to write dialogue for them by read

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i know be it because i did it, you know? i did it. >> host: was it hard for you?guest: exe treatmently hard. it sounds so funny -- >> host: what are your, what were your parents telling you that made it so hard? >> guest: well, it's not anything that the parents say, right? i mean, they don't tell you don't speak up in class. they don't say that. but it is, you know, the self that we're talking about that doesn't speak up in class, you know, that is laid down by things like how closely you're held, you know, as a baby, you know? and what your -- and the kind of way that your mother talks to you, you know? so that, so things like, you know, it's funny, i myself i'm growing up as you can see, speaks english, blah, blah, blah. i myself did not realize i had the kind of other self until i had a trial myself. and we were going around -- a child myself. we were going around in a new mothers' group, the kids were six weeks old, they were very little. we're going around in a circle, and everyone is asked what do you want your baby to be. everyone else says they want their

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i think is cool whatever my fans kind of you know because. the people who follow my work are usually hardcore fans because i don't you know there's not a lot of it's hard being an indigenous person and indigenous artists speaking about these things trying to make it in an entertainment system built in a set or colony built on the dehumanization of people you know be like saying well as a palestinian rapper talking about israel going to make it in an israeli record label are they going to get promoted in israel not really you know in the same thing with those here it's hard to break through to the popular american culture as an indigenous artists speaking on these sorts of things so i smile because you know the people that follow me get in and i just smile because you know she had it right and they were going to follow him from all over the world because you brought up palestine i just quickly want to bring their voice into this conversation because i know you recently took a trip there we also have palestinian fan on twitter saying i feel like

i don't know i mean i guess s. between him and whatever god he's to use in a warship right now you know. in the marines are after him how are you i mean any sissy can get to see and to see. so he tried to offer aid. but how much sense does that make if he if he held at gunpoint or he didn't he told you at gunpoint right he just felt afraid because he was carrying a gun around the senator really like anything you try to try to get away with to get away from like so if i had a gun and i'm holding you. or even if i'm not holding your drug and you know i've done killed two people you're going to try to talk your way and get away from me. whether or not will work cool or not you're going to try and get away from so one form or fashion and it took me that long to figure out ok cool that's the way i'm going to be able to do this and be able to manipulate him letting me go by telling him to get out get away from here you know marta him in my opinion yes. herbut who works with the police chase they say why do you run and if

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know. "the good son." >> jimmy: i don't know! i don't know! i didn't read the book. boat's what it looks like. i could see -- i could see me holding this and walking around like -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "what's up, man? ."w's it going? everything's great [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like that type of stuff. you holding that -- >> steve: people know you're hip. >> jimmy: yeah, they know i ha knows up. right? this other one is called "i." by joe ide and this is -- i like this book because it's the first in a a series of three books. so he has two of these "i.q." books. that's the name of the detective, right? he's got a third coming out in the fall so this is ke a good investment type of book. [ light laughter ] >> steve: right. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying? you go, "oh, i didn't know that book. yeah, i'm waiting for the third one, i love that character." anyways, dropout who happens to be a a genius that solves crimes that the lapd can't solve. >> steve: oh, snap. really? >> jimmy: yeah, until he takes on one case and gets

host: hard to do that, i know. [laughter] justice sotomayor: i thought how much better if i really understood what judges were looking at. and i'm grateful now that i had those experiences as a justice. host: talk about being a law professor. i would kill law school. i think you would do ok. [laughter] host: you are in the groove and welcomed new colleagues. you came to the court after justice ginsburg was alone from 2005 and 2009 and was at n.y.u. and described that are period of time between when justice o'connor was hired and it was just her and eight men. [laughter] and then you have justice kagan and three women on the court. the dynamic changed a little bit. a professor at northwestern just released a study a few years ago and tracked the number of interruptions in oral arguments at the court and found that women justices are disproportionately interrupted at higher rates than their male colleagues by their male colleagues, have you noticed that? [laughter] [applause] justice sotomayor: that is truly spontaneo

wasn't because i was just you know one thing i was taught from elders and i community is that if you know something you do it without being asked and if you if you learn something you repeat it so others can learn it and so i think you know i just was talking about those things because it's my life that histories and ingrained in my life indigenous people our lives are politicized whether we want it to be our not because our reality was influenced by us policy and still is today so i would be lying if i wasn't talking about my reality in my life you know so it's just it just started happening and then as i started putting out the music i realized there was a need to educate not on not only non-native well known people because we were cut off from the history as well i didn't know i was came from a colonized nation until i was in my twenty's you know really it's wild. well in the spirit of education frank i know you're going to perform a new song for us it's called my people come from the land so as you get ready i wanted to share this video comment that came from nolan hac

i know that my legs go. about cement i start them for you. want to know soon then mr warner more i did not know myself i was all shelter. because the pain was to tell you would be formed. she told me that she would not only wouldn't be with me she was going to find out why it was too late. just last one for me if she told me and then she made does she need this boy with me. tonight i was crying because i had to have any way to breastfeed and. i started taking care of his boy. he. was very very difficult for me well was it by kids. so when i was finding it's big if you called i decided to make up my mind to find. a will to use to mine . went through but came out. little good i'm going. to go and fight. asked me. if you counted. for you yes. thinking if you can't see that you know then. you're going to lose. your ball gets one team back off your mind foresee where you left you cannot feel you can for contravening achieve something or not thank you very much. so you love the sport as it is not you i just want to say that is one thing with the gam

i didn't know how they were flying. i didn't know what human rights was. i remember when i saw on tv when i was in south korea, i could not believe what people talking about. i didn't know i had rights. in many country, i have rights. how different this world is. not only this i had to learn about what a movie theater is, a supermarket, everything. i could talk and walk, but didn't know anything. people were asking me what do you think? i never had the privilege to use my freedom. i didn't have the option of what i was going to wear, what am i going to study. people were asking me what are you doing in the future? what is your favorite color? i didn't know what i wanted to do. i was hoping somebody can tell me, what i should do for my life. and then -- but not only that, i just lost all faith in humanity. i just couldn't trust anybody again. what i believed in north korea, that was a lie, what you are telling is true? i just couldn't do it. [inaudible]. i thought this book is going to be about animals. i picked a very thin book. i just couldn't believe it b

and i started there. but, you know, for me i wanted to, i needed to, because i just couldn't understand how i even got there. it's like how did i get here. like, that was not my trajectory. i'm not a criminal. i don't think criminally, whatever that -- you know, whatever that even means. i just don't. i really just wanted to figure out how to live and how to survive. i was trying to take care of a daughter that was a product -- that is a product of rape. no one would help me. i was a kid. i was trying to understand it. you give me a book, i could ace it. you give me the streets, i didn't get it. and so i became predators, no prey, you know? and i owned a lot of that. so when we're hurt and when we're abused, we own it. we don't even realize we own the stuff, right? we take on the predator's behavior, and we feel like it's our fault. and i had to get past -- i had to forgive myself. anything that anyone had ever done to me, i had owned it like it was my fault. and i had to start that way. but i started with mr. v., beca

i mean, he sort of came out, if you will, swinging. you know, clearly asserting that google was a monopolist, and in fact its conduct was having a detrimental impact on the marketplace, both businesses and individuals. i can publicly tell you that when i saw that complaint, i reached out to the general. we had a pleasant conversation. and, you know, since that time staffs have been interacting. so i'm watching that work with particular interest. now you know the general is running for governor. and the question will be whether the commitment -- >> senator. >> senator, thank you. whether the commitment that he made as attorney general to bring the matter will continue should he be elected to the senate. >> that's very forthcoming and i appreciate the answer. yes, ma'am. >> hi. do you think that facebook might have violated the terms of its consent decree in the way that it handled the cambridge analytica situation? >> you know, we have an active investigation into that situation. i think the facts are troubling. i think, to be honest, i think th

that i do know a lot how that is casual. after the isis fighters the question it's the woman's turn. is interrogating the judge possibly executioner over long i. hope all present will provide some protection for the prisoners. did you good to move from me despite its birth oh mother i love you i just don't you mother that i look good. that shed. so much light on our show with martha she will cherish that she had. why the fall for. someone it's you know just trying to say there. are you just did not happen to hear oh you have to much ascend to join up with article almost done out of. my mind to see it in my mind image of what. it was when one of them was on of mine and i must have a clue and probably have. missed it i had to make some hard it. was surprised what he does interrogation has been comparatively mild. the inside of me doesn't have it what has occurred to him to know what you are feeling to hear him inside a very advanced over you should all that you're into should i say we are. as a kind of and that kind and. while

i'm not pretending that i know the extent to which the jane goodall institute in uganda is working in the government you would have to talk with peta people who runs the program here but by and large it's sharing information it's reaching people's hearts that's the key so you're also a patron of population much as we are because for voluntary reduction in human population to try and create some sustainability for people. everything else. i wanted to ask you about how this could possibly be achieved and gives an example of china as the only government that's ever actually tried to address population reduction but they didn't do it in a voluntary way and it's. widely seen by many as a human rights abuse and causing a great deal of unhappiness for a very large number of people. there a way or is there another way to reduce the human population will i many going to talk about what i know about and what i know about the chari program in tanzania around the chimpanzee tat where we began working all those years ago now th

i don't know what the c.a.d. record is on things around there, so i can't speak to that, but anecdotally, i didn't notice a problem, and i think breathing some life and some night life and giving the latino community a place to gather is very important. so with that, i'm very supportive of this permit and of modifying these police conditions to actually not limit any of their dates or times of operation. so would anyone like to make a motion? >> i'd like to motion to approve this without -- i'm sorry, to approve the permit without limiting any of the dates or the times that they can provide live music, provided they follow by the good neighbor policy and do everything else. that's my motion. >> so it sounds like you would support approving with police conditions one, two, and three, and striking four and -- i guess keeping five because they have -- sounds like they've chosen to not want that. >> yes. >> okay. great. >> do you want to include noticing to p.d. and entertainment commission? >> yeah, i think i would,

>> i don't know. i feel like i don't know. i don't know. >> jimmy: i'm the easiest. >> jimmy: how is everything? how are the -- i have two girls, you have three boys, right? >> so, your life is easy now. and will suck later. and mine is hell now, because are -- they just, they harm each other. >> jimmy: what are boys -- what do they -- >> what do they do? they harm. we have to have -- and i'm not kidding you, there's a no penis pulling rule. [ laughter ] that's a hard and fast rule. penis pull -- anybody pulls a a penis -- >> jimmy: pulling your own penis? >> no, penis -- you can pull your own penis. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pullinhe >> jimmy, they can pull their own penises, but that's alone time, different conversation. we've had that, too. >> jimmy: okay, sorry. yeah, okay. i'm just, i'm getting schooled right now. thank you. >> it is all about -- there is so much violence. and you can't tell what's fun. and like penis pulling used to be fun, until then it's tears. [ laughter ] and i was like, hard pass on the penis pulling. >> jimmy: i think penis pulling is -- a l

i know i have relatives there i just don't know very much about them. i have no connection with my rest russian relatives at all i don't know their dialect so there's a really big there. i've heard stories a long time ago hall of their worst interaction between the village just before the ice cream. i think about home my grandparents might have felt when they separated them. that must have been a big grief for them too. that connection a lot of our elders have asked to die made would love to have a reunion. like . time to travel courtney's or for day week i and ministering all the programs we have all the accounts we oversee. it's like taking care of. the last reunion was you know in the early ninety's. so if this is going to be the first event for a long time. i think it's going to be so special. eight will be traveling to welsh today with behringer weather permitting eight of them will be staying at the school and maybe five or six miles between my house and four picks for that stop gate i have that were signed. and. if represents a will be traveling t

i don't know. feel like a total [ bleep ] idiot. >> after half an hour, the video monitor finally clicks on, signaling lisa's arrival. >> hi, sweet. i had an appointment. >> hold on. hold on. just let me wait -- half an hour real quick. >> okay, why don't you do that? what did you do to your hair? >> come on, man. >> i had an appointment. i had to do what i had to do. grandma, i tracked her down -- >> if you had an appointment -- >> she had a flower sale at the church. >> and i sat here for a half hour looking at a blue screen, looking like the world's biggest douche. people are laughing at me. i'm ready to freak out. i'm mad at you, and i don't want to be mad at you. because i haven't seen you. >> i have a good reason. >> i don't buy the excuses, but whatever. >> look at your hair. really? sweet? i got to take a picture of this crappy hair you got. amanda's going to crap herself. your hair is hideous. >> i've been having a bad day, mom. i've had a real bad day. >> do you have a fever? >> no. i lost

i jimmy: you know we love her so much. , my. pete, i was going to say that. but you -- >> it's so lit. it's so funny walking down the street. 'cause like dudes are waing by and they're like -- [ laughter ] ever see -- you ever see that derek jeter commercial -- >> jimmy: yeah. where he was retiring? and everybody just kissed his hat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that -- it feels like that? nd some dude came up to me was like, "yo, man. you like gave me hope." [ laughter ] i'm like, "i didn't know i was that ugly." >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> jesus. >> jimmy: oh, no way. no, yeah, i'm a lucky mother [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: no, yeah. absolutely. you really, really are. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. we love you both.d ngratulations to you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and -- hey, just -- this coulde a good place to get married, on "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i'm just saying. >> it's not happening for -- [ talking over each other ] >> sure, we could do that. >> jimmy: yeah, how perfect -- >> why do people care? it's very

i don't know. i don't know how i feel about that image. moving on to the world of technology, the world's biggest tech company is making some changes of its own. >> apple has unveiled software for its least devices ios 12 with some exciting new features. >> apple unveiled features to make the deves more appealing. these include new animated emojis and updates to its augmented reality platform. >> there's now group video chats mmodating as many as 32 peop. >> ios 12 will allow to you see how much time you're spending on various iphones and ipad apps and let you put time limits on your usage. >> trevor: okay, first of all, the ipad already has a filter that limits your usage. ? called and that whole 32 people on facetime? what is that? i feel like somehow it's going to turn into me with 31 screens of my mom, just my mom going like, "i don't understand!" and i'll be like, stop calling me on every line!" ( laughter ) like, why would apple want facetime to support 32 people? that's just pressuring me to get 30 more friends. it's ununnecessary.

but i know that you are the best writers. when i get a patrick henry graduate in my office, i know that i don't have to teach them how to write. they already know how to write. that is of rare, rare commodity. but the ride is not always smooth, is it? sometimes you feel alone. i will share another personal story. i want you to know, the future may be uncertain, the pathway may be lonely, but ultimately, god is writing the story. a few years back, i was very frustrated with the punitive system with the way that we do business in the house. a republican leadership would basically try to force people to vote other than their conscience, and other than their constituency. and yet, we have a representative form of government, which should represent the district that we have. so i was going through a -- i found a little procedure in a jefferson manual of house rules. the procedure had not been used in over 100 years. to give you an idea, if i googled it, it only came up twice. if it only comes up twice in google, it doesn't exist, r

i will take the answer of fear. >> host: good question. >> guest: good question. you know first of all, if that is i the medically correct i am not for it. i think it is fine to insult people like bashar al-assad or hitler. i'm not going to insult you nor do i want to insult peter or anyone but what people react against politically correctness is this thought of enforced thought. it's the forcefully. you can't say one thing because it's not the right thing and that is not good because that's the enemy of truth assuming there is a. truth and not gettig to that. we can get closer to the truth. the truth of the matter is political correctness is the enemy of it and it's enforced thinking out of orwell and george orwell is my favorite writer after six beer. >> caller: good afternoon, gentlemen. mr. simon, i've enjoyed and i was sitting here reading a book and also watching you at the same time down my book and i'm smoking a pipe so that is not correct, either. but i've been listening to you and, by the way, i spent time in kentucky, hop and skip and a jump from national. you w

i've heard that i've read some of the people that i don't know maybe they really mean it i don't i don't always want to go against the press because i just don't especially not today this is too important but i notice that some of the people are saying that the president has agreed to meet he has given up so much to give up nothing i'm here i haven't slept in twenty five hours but i thought it was appropriate to do because we've been negotiating for literally round the clock with them and with us and with john and with mike and a whole team of very talented people but we haven't given up anything other than you're right i agreed to meet and i think the meeting was every bit as good for the united states as it was for north korea but i just wrote down some of the things we got and they you know they sure they got a meeting but only a person that dislikes donald trump would say that i've agreed to make a big commitment sure i've agreed to take a period of time and come here and meet and that's good but i think it's great for us tonight as a country and i thin