know pregnant. i stopped supporting with them oh well there's no there was not enough you know thing at the time because. i was disallowed of going into as i was i being in a little money and they were you were you know. you're one of them have a nice time but when i signed you. jennifer gave birth to marianne after sleeping with a german customer a year later she met a local filipino guy. they are married but have now lived together for nine years you went. to moldova one. moment the. president really. the only thing mom with. a month and the other about you know get out. and about on the mall or handle. the like. you know i'm. looking up with. out in the middle of a lot of political you. know thought it was like. oh well i'm going to go in. the months leading up to the. united states oh. my. god. how much you know. how a little too. fat boy was made on i mean from us. i was in a scuffle in battle when it's not i mean of course i mean you know they are doing almost a bow and i'm firing. oh. yes . oh

i'm not what i want you know i don't know what we are almost all nuts on that one of that i'm going to see it when i go so nobody but i'm going to. be. you know when i mean. i guess we'll see that. it. was on going and i thought. well what else but i just think that is so much at all the only so i don't. want to. let. you see all you need to be enough for me in the middle of the. ideals and by secure not i mean. well you. see we are some local and i want to see no is just going to tell a stepped up bull bull. don't get to put up another shot more shot was shot against the plains a lot of people see that thing of me about until later on so i don't know why they didn't do that i mean we can send them i needa. get out of. this ahead i'm in the uk and let's see them out so you never see. the man that would want to go somebody to show me that you know that i mean i'm going to just one day as i'm going to you know i don't want to go to the money so soon because of me when i'm really going to go see a member of a good many areas and in this in the hard way don't want to do it

>> of course i am a fan. you know, but i would not have said that he was a major influence on me, except as someone indirectly. indirectly he was an influence on us all. that's because, here i am, i have immigrant roots. i'm very interested in america. it's all fresh and new to me. everything is interesting. of course i want to write about it. i think he gave us the idea that was what the novel was for. the novel was for capturing america and writing america. part of america. you have the series, the whole idea was to capture america in his books; right? and that was his project. and i think he could see me -- i think maybe he understood that there was more to america than just what we saw in the books. i think maybe he saw me as somebody who was going to carry on that project, and he was right, you know, he was right. there was also something else that was sort of really interesting about him is that of all the things that he valued in fiction, he really valued people who had what he called a relationship with the wo

of my human so i know that i'm a whole human i guess like here i know i'm an african descent and i'm here more for this feeling and the connection that i have to the place so it's not so much of what other people think about me so for me i have to manage those expectations so i have. a better time and a better experience i haven't had that class that most people had and then they have to go back so i think that's something that's very important for people who are thinking about coming here and i could see you nodding there i see all of our guests nodding their barrett what do you want to say so i guess the key thing from an american perspective as a country we have our amanda size idea for homeland so when we talk about as a nation of immigrants in this. tends to all americans you know white americans asian americans the idea of you know if you're irish or korean or whatever there's a romanticized like connection to where you're from and as african-americans even though our immigration story is vastly different there is a yearning to have that romanticized connection to to africa and

i know that i personally was just dealing with a lot. we had just won world championships, and that felt like a lot of pressure. it says, oh, world champions on the strip, you know, all of a sudden. and our team was having issues. and whenever we lost, it was always my fault, believe it or not. according to the coach anyway. he was like, ipti, why did we lose? i felt the pressure, and i was being, you know, i was suck coming to the pressure -- succumbing to the pressure mentally. i met with this psychologist, and she talked me off the ledge. i remember having conversations with no one else other than my sister and my mom about the sadness i was feeling. i was feeling this overwhelming sadness, and i couldn't explain it. and, like, i love my parents so much, but my parents were trying to say, like, you've just got to pray more. you've got to pray -- and i know a lot of muslims in the room can attest to this. if you pray on time, this won't happen to you. [laughter] and for me, it wasn't as simple as, you know, just praying more. there's so

know i really really need to rehearse three am you know they call. us every minute siren. and they're humans like us and. i hope ok. i don't know what i've done and then we ended in the end in a dream. that i get. sick and also our. now we're down in my chair what does he live eight till i am the will have chemical by letting. me know got it all really the. only way to know there is a temple. for the. family and they had on the. i think it was that their loved one that if i feel like they don't touch my side oh . he didn't just. it downloads. and maybe even ok for me but they are not for this and i know it is the bad guy getting on the phone and then just about on the go i said ok i want to fly and i have focused on monday on the way that they will start on time of you know all. pedro and me and i are never going to have almost any kind of the moment but in time we sunk below ok thanks. oh. oh oh. i am sure yeah i mean what i'm saying and i'm not going to go with gas i say mistake and all i don't get me and i don't see. a lot of that. was. thank . you

about this and i know you feel bad because you know that one of them just about on the go i said ok i want to fly and i have focused on monday on the way that they will see one of them of you know all. pedro and me and i are never going to have almost any thousand of them on the court in time was enough. ok thanks. oh. i am sure yeah i mean what i'm saying and i'm not going to go with gas i say mistake and all i don't get me and i don't see. a lot of that. was. thanks . thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. thanks. they know or see in front of those on the photo that i'm going to. see i may feel good. but obama but a lot of the same day in the media. like i said so in a coma i let enough. when they got us a little way they said to her here they got this. for us. thank you thank. you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank. you. i'm going to meet them but i was. going to get you. going ok i'm going to hide i am a bus company and i'm up on how they. showed today get i think with that door nobody's. going to do i go home you know maybe i'm probably

i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. greg: remember peter strzock, the agent the fbi fired and it was still investigating him a stop it, you. [crowd boos] he was investigating collusion in hillary's e-mail server ascending into trump e-mails to his lover but, for me, always remember him as the guy who look like he was scratching his ass with an upturned nail. >> i already entered the customer and the gentleman from maryland will [inaudible]. greg: whatever he is doing right there cannot be clean. it's just not clean. [laughter] a gofundme page was set up to raise money for him and one day they raised 325 grand and on their way to a half-million. this is great news because as proof of a strong economy to have all that money to waste on that guy, hooray for the trump economy. [applause] but also that gofundme pag

i just don't know. hance, i think. >> and it's worth asking and it's worth the vatican speaking to him? >> yes. >> father, the reason i brought you in is because i know you. i trust you, and i know why you were doing this, and i know it wasn't easy for you to play this part in the church. but we've got to hear from the people who tried to stop it. >> right. >> because whether people are catholic or other, they're not really sure whom to believe anymore within the church. >> correct. >> so i know this isn't an easy conversation for you. i appreciate you being with us. we're still married. thanks for that. and thank you for telling us the truth about this. we're going to stay on this story. >> good. >> father boniface ramsey, thank you very much. >> you're very welcome, chris. >>> we also have breaking news for everybody here on election night. there has just been an historic upset in florida. it appears to be a coup for progressives. this -- you're looking on your screen right now at the mayor of tallahas

know that when i see it. but i have to know it's act on this ng i only. see this in state if you're good you know that because the. dog likes that you know i pray for your fantasy i'm here and i don't personally know this and i don't believe that if it didn't mean that the man going into the lives of those that still is a family see you know this person respect yeah i mean yeah yeah you want to be involved. but yet so you must be an ass then i don't get much when i see yeah you. come up. to help. stick to friendships. too long. we don't only drink when we're thirsty. but how much is pleasure. and what are the risks of. the research is surprising. drinking our topic in tomorrow's addict next on d w. a vitamin c. and wellness. chilling out on the beach a leisurely stroll along a coming. of the north sea island of north united has changed. it's more chic now fantasy younger crowd plus an emphasis on lifestyle i want to make sure. you'll have a look around. sixty minutes spawned. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word p

know. what yes i look up with a car that. if you know what i went to one of the like everybody wants i hope they don't get up and give. us a little bit when i can leave it at the moment to see i get that i'm going to make it i make it i thought just for a limited you know b.s. when it. has been phenomenal to need to know that and. when estadio people. ok chris cuomo see me like you stay. with your system even though. nothing. unless. you want to. be useful boy boy. look at. my dog you know that's the. story i got a little. bit. in the minority for me know that you know i think we. have seen no. where our own importance here on i see the bus i get to admit that. i must tell you. something. like i did you think i said earlier. you're in control committed upon us. i mean went out there in my head it came and i got you like i you know. like i did she make it and i got a fork and i mean my panel on me up when your last name in the ending. yelling tell him to explosion when they come at us this almost on the ship that we can really

you know i don't know if you're faces i want some believe the league. because it started wrong marsay know it's leon. yes i know you guys out there knowledge. i didn't know that this is so that says pretty much about the same tom what's the best league in europe draw a line and we say thank you very much for watching you soon. paul. movie. stars the miles informants are. straight up rock with a reggae smile. and a flourish from someone of a. welsh metal band scandrick. good concert this. we make up over a week watches of profit that found out that if we are the sum of the services. they want to shape the continent's future it's part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent true platform for africa chart. nico is in germany to learn german english finical. why not learn with him d w z learning course because vick. climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels and. streets. change. through entire communities. the good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycli

i know how. i go that it was i was up by a. room where i know better but i'm sure i'll. go with you but only in a but i mean. and i mean again about the bit about the bible or. about . what i got told about when they said listen up with a load of the with a lot of about. ten and a little more people point to some it he'll pull don't. take no more going taking of logical degree your body full did say you will still be learning need to see it. going to school. its. just. this is. the world. so you have. somebody at the ball. well you're not alone on the whole the lot of it with a lot of luck. is that most of the books up with business allow you to know. how the. family somehow going to bring about a new bill my mother's a better me and. my being with. you want to leave i mean to me. was in a way to go about it in the way it will in the end they told them and. that they are good. and the little guys. know that i'm not making any effort to go. i need. to.

i don't know i don't know what the special prosecutor will conclude i don't i don't actually have an opinion i don't really i don't you know i had not seen the case completed going to begin and in the late part of july in two thousand and six i had 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 is 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 the able to find the best view of the evidence and the truth that he finds that i'm not rooting for taking outcome but i honestly don't know what he'll find you worried when you get back to washington they're coming out of the. no i don't know who they use but the i've no doubt because it's congress now i'm not worried about b

the school because i you know last year i made a huge debt to supply all the kids with. pills for school notebooks and. heading up because you know every day i have to get things from the mauritanian shop and it was a period. for like two months when i didn't make there wasn't even i didn't even make you know a dollar to know tourists or the tourist that came they didn't stop by us i couldn't sell a single cd nothing you know we're going to go back and i'm going to have very little . you know very little cash and then i'm going to have these people coming bothering me thinking i'm like whoa whoa whoa you know you know i hate when i say look i don't have any left you know the thing of course i have money and i'm loaded you know because i'm a white person and i just came back from america really where's your ten years i'm going to get for like a week and have people coming to my door people below by office coming and coming not believing anything i say thinking i'm i'm holding out on them that i. have this stuff that. i mean i can deal with the. but what's for me is depress

>> i don't know. i suppose it's because he developed confidence, i don't notice that confidence during the campaign? he's very talented person like i have seen somebody negotiate the end of the investigation item that is factored and also between bob mueller but it doesn't make a difference. >> as deputy journal general -- attorney general i think it is an attack on the rule of law. in declining to pardon him after deep view of all the facts in the justice was done and inactive and then heated tears to be pardon with no complication. i cannot think so whether it is a message in particular? i don't know if it was the message i don't know if it is the message fact and was lying latently in the. >> but it feels the president issued to ots. all the time we have, thank you. [laughter] >> does that sound possible? i cannot imagine myself saying that but yes it is possible. >> i don't know the effect because i know some hoses dependent upon the description --dash so they someone has happened before why is tha

. >> but i know change is possible. from the age of 14-22, i helped build america's first neonazi skin-head organization. i believed diversity was a coder for white genocide, immigrants were raping our women and i was going to save the world, recruiting vulnerable kids and transforming them in to violent extremists like me. but now, instead of pulling people in to hate, i'm guiding them out. >> that's a pretty scary thing. >> i know how easy it is to get sucked in to the movement. >> i hated people messing with me. before i was just g-- i was jus gabe, and now i'm gabe the skin head, and everyone respects me and fears me. it happened to me and i'm not willing to let it happen to anyone else. >>> first thing i like to say about the american flag, i don't salute the american flag, two of the states stand for alaska and hawaii, i stand for my own flag, the banner of the white race. >> with me is chris picciolini, the director of the northern hammer skin heads. i believe we are warriors today and fighting for a great cause,

i know it to be true. i know that there are powerful voices right that are trying to so hate and division among us. when it comes to issues that matter the most, i do not believe we are a divided country. i think about it through the lens of what i have been calling the 3:00 in the morning our -- hour, when you wake up in a cold sweat thinking that things that has been waiting on -- weighing on us. when the vast majority of americans wake up thinking that thought that night, it is never through the lens of the party they are registered to vote. when they wake up thinking that thought, it is never through some demographic of poster put up in. in fact, for the vast majority of folks, when they wake up inking that thought, it has to do with a very few issues. our personal health, the health of our children, our parents. get any americans, can i job, keep a job, pay the bills by the end of the month? for students, can i pay off the student loans? is the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what

>> uh-huh. >> i guess -- i don't know. maybe -- i guess i don't know. ly don't know. >> reporter: so, what's he doing with that glass under foot, huh? >> that's what i want to know. that's what i want to know. >> reporter: investigators talked to michael's brother chris, the son who'd arrived at the scene later with their mother becky. chris seemed to have his life together in a way that michael didn't. he had a job, even his own house. that morning he was helping his mom at the therapy center where she worked. >> your mom picks you up about what time? >> i got up at 7:00, brushed my teeth. she -- she pulled up 7:10. >> then you go to work with her? >> yes. >> reporter: then they asked him about michael. chris said he knew his brother took drugs but he said michael wouldn't have killed anyone. >> do you think your brother did this or do you think somebody? >> absolutely not. i don't think my brother has it in his heart. >> i just want to make sure that at this point, brotherly love is not outweighing common sense. >> well -- >> because i just saw some st

i like to know that from both still connected with music i like you know the fact that i made so many records of such beautiful these are three of disappearing you know and. i mean you can still hear the music but i mean i got some great performances when the bike was just doing it for themselves in the role so into it feels fantastic. my parents of course were who are opposed to me how many who are in the rooms that he thought i didn't have that kind of support behind doing music. for. when my father was dying i asked a couple months there is sort of looking after him they died in our arms all my brothers came on the day he died the morning he died those were all around his bed . and so you know it was a. nice bit of closure for me because my towards the end my father was accepting my my life in africa. and it was finally like you know he had accepted. stuff that goes this will show you. not not you nicely and the you had to learn how you. feel. like. i was wrong. and that you games in my yard behind you know that. you don't like someone that will willamette. doesn't yet know your. o

i know until right now. in new york in may i was in mom and dad on corrie new england would not that was my employee show maybe they just moved with the basically vocal believe me me and. help us manage my show. car whalebone with their mouth and walk. and they go you know. i hope most about. the boy and the person and the post well signed up all my money. i know now paul maclean mousa no oracle. book. you don't. think you're being with. us. thank you thank you. thank you. thank you thank you thank you thank you you thank . so. you're going to wear your button you can have a glass and. i'm not i don't. i have a way by. she'll break into. my subclass so if they only let me out in the first i must up in noble going and i wouldn't run yet and that. i would be gone for. a nobody thought and i think i sing . some of the not be nothing but by the north of los a lot in the. america i hope there. are some other. undocumented gary in d.c. i am. going to take our son into india union and after him not sick us off the l

i really mean it. you know, i was raised and brought up from -- i was brought in a very poor family in france, nine children, very tiny house. we had no electricity and no running water in that house. but trust me, when we were told to do something, you didn't forget. because if you did, you never forgot after that. they made sure, put it in your head that you would never forget. today, everything is, oh, okay, who cares? enjoy yourself, man. enjoy yourself. whether you want -- oh, don't worry, you'll never know the difference. just take it to the table. i am not happy in that. i like to spend good money on something, but i also expect something in return. and people are not focusing, not focusing at all. most on the job. you know why? hello, darling, is that you? did you enjoy last night? okay, good-bye. i can't talk now. boom. this is enough. you know when i was at the white house, i was a very strict boy.. when i hired somebody, i would say, i want you to listen and listen good, because i am only going to sa

that i know that every every every single i know what the left wing thing out of course i know what the left so you know you know what the left wing think i know the right wing things then yes it's your job to know that correct i believe you do i believe that the average reader of the new york times has not read a wall street journal editorial in his life and the readers of the wall street journal do what do they do i think that they are far more familiar with what the word you can't not be familiar with the world of if you went to school and almost any school from elementary to college you know what the left thinks i know in the wall street journal i did and i very pro union you are in the style chick for a time when the unions did you damn right ok i didn't resent that communism in america you're right they did you know what i want to comment on that. that that's when liberalism was in the ascendant gumperz yes liberalism was anti left. like you like alan dershowitz to this day he's anti-left alan dershowitz said to me i have the video it's on video alan dershowitz lifelong li

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i was like -- >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i know. we were playing with each other. you. >> jimmy: and i love and i go -- when did you guys even start dating? did you meet on snl? >> no,ell, we met on snl, and -- like, two, three years ago, or whenever that was and er like exchanged numbers or anything. we weren't even like friends for a long time, b i had the biggest crush in the world on him the whole time. like forever. m lifriends used to make fun of me for all of that stuff. >> jimmy: you never said anything to him? >> no, of course not. i figured whatever. >> jimmy: did you ever say, like, "hey, one day i'm gog to --" >> that's literally like -- this is so -- everyone's going to be like -- but i, like, left his writer's room, and we were like writing skits and stuff for the show. and i -- my tour mager was in the hallway, and like, i'm not a crushy person. don't have like crushes people i don't know. i'm not crushy, but i left and i like tour manager. to my i was like, "i'm --" i was like, "i'm marrying him, 100%." [ audience aws ] i was like, i'm li hrally marr

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i don't know we have to see will be our madrid does i don't know if they're better maybe they're better without feeding rinaldo feeding and all them worrying about satisfy his ego or what you know might be there so i think it will be tit for tat i think it will be they'll be within arm's reach meow at least i always i go with yes i think that. i think we need some more time we will see. i think we should talk about the new home country of course john nolan that one night on let's talk about. lights up that early on. god. so why do you exactly does it mean fall said that christiane no one motto is playing there it's huge river not was like like i said before he's not just the player that everyone ok he thinks he is one of the best ways in the world he's a brand though who gives brings his own beauty and she was the one that really got like there they said you know when he went they spent over one hundred million on him but then the stocks of the jerseys they had already sold like sixty million euros of jerseys before and then what he also boost the revenue for other teams in the league l

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i like to know different but still connected with music i like you know the fact that i made so many records of such beautiful music it's just sort of disappearing you know and for me you can still hear the music but i mean i got some great performances when the bike was just doing it for themselves and the role so into it. was fantastic. my parents of course were who were opposed to me having any clear rules that he thought so i didn't have that kind of support behind doing music. for. when my father was dying i asked a couple months there's sort of looking after him we died in our arms all my brothers came on the day he died the morning he died those were all around his bed. and so you know it was a. i'm nice bit of closure for me because my towards you know my father was accepting my my life and africa. and it was finally like you know he had accepted. a step that has. you. know i think. i think i'm not not you do nicely and there you have a lot of those are not. quite. sure. i get all gong. in that you're losing my you are very high you know i. mean i don't like the manual will i

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- i don't know. i think i was a very aggressive child. - ( laughing ) - so it was more your personality? more personality to play. i used to always say, "let's play. boys chase the girls." and then no one would chase me, so i'd have to chase them. you suffered severe sexual abuse as a kid. you know, i did, and it was a female babysitter who was, uh... the bad person in my life, and my parents thought she was the best babysitter ever because she always brought presents. she was always there. but she was-- she molested me, and, yeah, it was very difficult. i remember i used to wish her dead and then she died. she died in a-- on her graduation night, and i thought i killed her. so i couldn't tell my parents that she was doing these things to me, and i couldn't tell her that i killed her. i really thought that i had these magical powers that i-- whatever i thought was going to happen, so... - you had a 25-year-old man-- - yes, yes, oh, god. - tell me about. - i was supposed to be at the movie theater and

i don't know. i had heard that. i don't know. i'm just-- they didn't tell me that. can't tell you what to do ♪ ♪ but she's not for you ♪ she's not for you yeah, i think my phrasing was a little scary for a lot of the people out there who really didn't understand. and sinatra being my favorite singer, his phrasing was fantastic. and i'm sure a lot of that is i listened to his songs over the years. i'm sure i picked up a lot of his phrasing, and it really didn't fit the nashville sound, probably, that much, not back then. i have had the privilege of hearing your version of "my way." willie: ♪ regrets ♪ i've had a few ♪ but then again ♪ too few to mention and, willie, it is sensational. i know you're releasing a sinatra album. yeah. that must be amazing for you 'cause i know how much you loved him. willie: yeah, and it's-- you know, really looking forward to getting it out there and singing some of the songs live on the shows maybe sometime. but "my way" is such an incredible song, and it came out pretty well in the studio, so... it's amazing. it's amazing. and paul ank

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i know now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah.e i went out. you actually did that? >> but she wasn't reade room, and she gave me a hug, anyway. >> jimmy: okay. >> yeah, it -- which was, in the end, turned out to be quite pleasant. i think, perhaps, i did need a a hug at that stage after doing the show od over again. it was quite a grueling show. >> jimmy: it's like a roller coaster. >> yeah. >> yeah.: emotional. so, we ended up just crying on each other's shoul -- i don't know what she was crying about. it was my life. [ lahter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. but she gave me or phone numbone of those, you know, those coffee cup cardigan things. you know on the takeaway cups, they have the little, like, cardboard -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: almost like a a cardboard sweater. sure. cardigan. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, i know what -- >> yes, cardigan. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: thlittle -- yes. i know what you're talking about. yeah. >> yeah yeah. a little -- a little ves's >> jimmy: th- a little vest, yeah. >> a little coffee vest. and -- and she ga

just wanted to know how should i react to it, you know? >> the thing i always think about is ted talk, the single-story help people think there's a single-story for the mexican dishwasher or the black domestic or you know different people. we are many stories; right? there are many layers to us and there's not a single way, i mean, you are different from you and for me and i don't think there's a single way to the my .-dot. at the same time, of the course, people have an expectation they sometimes on stereotypes and refuse to see people as their individual self, so i think what we have been talking about most of the night is the importance of being who you are and having a deep respect for that and i always tell my kids when you go outside you are ambassadors, ambassadors for our family, ambassadors for the black community. there are all these ways in which who you walk into the world will be judged by many, so what is that look like. i think it's a complicated narrative and at the same time people have an idea of who we are supposed to be

i think the most you know. you get something to look this is so if i want to show someone come on show you know this you know my last year or that have you know it's like i'm getting on do you. see this is stated look at it i'm the biggest the dog let's go get a life but i if it doesn't get fantasy i'm a bit tired for some of it's and i don't believe that it's good that mean that it would be manly man to put the lives of those as to who it was that summer you see you know this is the best music yet i mean the music you know i mean you know you want of people going up and yet so you think the last must get us that finally met you might want to. yeah. survive and see well. chilling out on the beach leisurely stroll in the morning. that's not see i wonder if your money has changed. it's more she actually younger crowd that she saw the lifestyle and. you'll have a look around. the table. a son's fiction writer who breached the real and imaginary. visits to adama just took in future prophesies the margins of mass sur

i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and some sign software, but not much. he primarily got us going financially. lemonis: and what is the equity split? 70/30? -keith: 50/50. -lemonis: 50/50. dean: i had a graphics background and i had been doing this. i didn't have the financing to do it, so it was a perfect match. lemonis: so, you have a good brother, right? dean: if you can't trust your

>> because -- i don't know. i don't know. >> what is this? ed "the mystery of the midget clown." >> i'm going to take this. i want this one. ♪ >> what is this? >> okay, if you're in the back seat of a car with your brother or sister, it's a divider so you won't beat each other up. and you -- >> jimmy: you're not any of those things. >> no, no, but look -- >> you only have one child. >> jimmy, this guy really -- no. >> although humor is how he makes a living, it's a little out there. >> this is my submarine survival suit. if you get trapped in a submarine -- no, no, this is good, no, this is really good -- >> jimmy: it's one of those things you pull out and everybody goes like, oh. right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. all right. throw it in the thing. >> i think it's full. >> jimmy: no, it's not even close to full. >> okay. well, here's some records for you. don paulon, "white guy sings songs of minorities." >> come on. >> "close encounters of the sex kind." >> that's good. >> jimmy: what else? >> jimmy: wife swappers." >> what else? >> "viva les cr

i want to know what inspired you. [applause] >> my question is, do you have advice for young people who want to go to the olympics young hijab a's who want to go to the olympics i would say continue to work hard. i have fenced with --'s older brother, there are so many hours in the gym that i'm the only one there. i have my sister, my teammates can attest to that where you are the first one in the gym but if you have a goal in mind and work hard, you believe you can accomplish it, you can make it happen. [applause] >> how did you feel when barbie asked you to be the first muslim barbie? [applause] >> the most important question of the night. i have played with barbies for the longest in an uncomfortably long time. i was like 15 when i stopped playing with barbies. i had a three-story dollhouse, we had a pool on the roof, corvette, a jeep, my barbie did. my parents only bought us black and brown dolls so if we went down the toy aisles and we are ready had if we already had those two brown dolls we didn't get when that d

>> i don't know why. listen, i don't know the fellow very well. i've met him perhaps a total of ten times in my life and haven't had a substantive conversation with him for many years. everything i know about him really is drawn from his public persona, from his actions and what he's said and what he's written. >> what are you hoping speaking out does? are you hoping he hears it? is it for him? is it for others? >> listen, it's for anybody who's willing to listen. but i want people of good will to recognize that the united states is a great country. and the reason it's great is because of -- one of the many reasons it's great is because of our open attitude towards people of different races, religions, and ethnicities. >> david, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> of course we reached out to the white house yesterday and again today to see if stephen miller had a response to his uncle's op-ed. we got naught. the news continues. sh "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." omarosa says trump knew

i don't know what i was. when i was in high school i remember getting extra credit for doing something called campaigning of the nuclear freeze for mr. dell, religion class sophomore year. i was by default a liberal. i went to catholic school and priest were very much into politics. we did a newspaper devoted to central america. it was very lefty that we didn't know it. i got signatures for extra credit for nuclear freeze standing outside of san mateo. to prevent nuclear arms from being transported to california. i think that is what it was. i think they could find a way around it. >> they usually don't tell you when it's coming through. it's sort of a loophole. >> they do have a lane so you just go right through. the easy pass. i wasn't surrounded by a mob and what affects me is not the political ideology. it's the incentive a mob so when i got to kel i remember protests there. the protest might have been right and a lot of them are probably wrong but some of them are right. i didn't like the feeling of all

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