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she she knows everything. and. and i don't know what to do i just call on what i and she she she she have never time and it's to be the most beautiful. moment of the nation's ship so my other mother. this was during the conference i know suddenly makes a decision she feels ready to face the audience and speak for the 1st time in public about her past. this is this. will go up to the garden i like to introduce i have a usage she has a bachelor's in psychology and just graduated top of her class from the academy run by the german youth organization shuler helps in leaving. and i hope she'll soon do her masters in psychology. thank you to both. of those and we ask ourselves whether it was just us or whether there were others like us. there were people who could sincerely say i understand you what you went through wasn't easy. i stand before you in the as the living proof that the damages inflicted by war cannot be assigned to a nationality or ethnic girls but the more the same lesson mike it has nothing to do whatsoever wit

i know that person -- i don't know what this team did to do that. i know she did that. you know, or her and that team. when we talk about these bright spots it's hard for me to see how this team is responsible for it? i think, at the end of the day, the question becomes, you know, who needs to be elevated, who needs to get out of the way? to make sure that more of the gains we want to see happen. that, you know, that is where we hold ourselves accountable. i mean, i've been thinking about that around my own service here. how can i go back out to people and say them doing something here when everything i'm talking about before is going in the wrong direction? chronic absenteeism being an example. i am ashamed. our results overall for african-american students and polynesian students and latino students. i am super proud of sites like john muir that are finding a way to do it. that is why am interested in hearing about, you know, how we are going to talk about this over the course of the year. we have former principals and former teachers, i'm going to stop i don't have qu

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i do know how the greeks are. sten, one of the things that i think may be a better angle is for us just to buy the bank's position. so if we just signed a deal to buy the bank's position at $240,000, the economics are the same for you, but they put us in a little better spot, and i want the leverage to have the ability to get something back. when the original borrower took out a loan against the warehouse, he pledged additional pieces of property other than the warehouse as part of the loan. the loan is now in default, and the bank is foreclosing, so when i buy the bank note, i'm not only gonna get the warehouse as collateral, but i'm going to get other pieces of property as collateral as well. my plan is to liquidate those other pieces of property, which will lower my investment from $240,000 to $140,000. >> you are 100% correct. >> do you understand? >> you should. you should! >> to me, the net result is the same. >> yeah. >> to me a note sale is actually an easier deal, and i have no problem with that. if you co

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>> i don't know!g does this whole dumb process take >> well, the last one took about ten months >> just like my pregnancy. little albert did not want to come out >> can you blame him [ light laughter ] then after that, will the president be removed from office >> the president is only removed from office if two-thirds of the members present vote to convict. >> i'm not allowed to vote because of all the daycare vandalism. [ light laughter ] >> shut up will the president be impeached or not >> i don't know. >> well, i guess it all comes down to one thing -- >> congress. >> judge judy. >> oh, i hate you. [ laughter ] >> cheers. >> announcer: watch "the bachelor. it's better than trying to understand this [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause >> seth: we have a great show for you tonight. he is a legendary actor and the star of "goliath," which returns for its third season tomorrow on amazon prime video billy bob thornton is back, you guys [ cheers and applause she is a talented musician and actress who you ca

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actors, i kind of know what they do, authors, i kind of know what they do. n, especially one i admire, i can i think that what musicians do, you, jon, the band, it's mysterious to me. there's some magic in it where you're able to reach inside our hearts and minds and souls and you change something, that's real magic. >> i agree. >> stephen: you agree. yeah. >> stephen: now i can't remembem actually-- ( laughter ) >> what it was was -- >> stephen: no, this is it-- this is it-- ( cheers and applause ) i'm trying not to-- ( cheers and applause ) so, you mean something, so in some ways it's a little bit difficult to talk to paul mccartney because you're paul mccartney, even though you're just a lovely guy. you're just a guy, right? >> you know, the thing is i am still that little kid that grew up in liverpool. okay, i got really famous, but in here, i'm still that little kid. so i'm amazed at, like, the audience's reaction and stuff because it's, like, i still don't believe it. ( laughter ) you know, and the way i think, just like when i'm at home, i'm just slobb

i know you know this. pressure. you remind me a lot of my dad. i think the place looks pretty darn good. >> i think it looks beautiful. >> and i think you should be proud of yourself, so let it go a little bit, and take a deep breath. we're gonna make a lot of money, and everything's not perfect, but that's okay. >> but i want it that way. >> i know you do, but i'm very proud of you. i tell you that from the bottom of my heart. you guys excited? >> all: yeah. >> today's the grand opening and if jim can just let go and enjoy it, it's gonna be great. are you guys ready? >> i'm ready. >> okay. >> let's do it. >> let's open. yes, we're open. >> we are, come on in. >> come on inside. we're officially open. >> whoo! >> how's everybody today? >> i would like a piece of key lime pie. do you want one too? >> yeah, a slice. >> looking good, looking good, guys. >> so far, the opening is going great and the team is working very hard. more importantly, people love the new pie, especially the filling and the crust. >> t

and i love it, man. you know, i let them guys know, you know, i hear the desire. they're afraid to go back to where they came from, you know, because like an old man told me one time, if you continue doing what you've always done, you'll continue being who you've been. if you want to become someone you've never begun, you have to begin doing things you've never done. that's where we come in. [ applause ] had a bag of clothes. didn't have a change of underwear. when i first got the job, i was getting donations and putting them may trunk and taking them all over the state. a lot of people that i'm placing told me they don't have no family. they ain't got nobody. i said you do now. [ cheers and applause ] this ain't a job, to me. i mean, yeah, i get paid for it but -- [ laughter ] i love what i do. i love what i do. i love sitting down and doing an interview with somebody and letting them know i'm here to help them. you know, don't get me wrong, i set up over 130 interviews and placed a hundred people. i got deny some people. it ain't just for some people. some people

president trump: i don't know the status. i don't know what she said because the democrats keep that under the vest. they don't tell us anything. we literally have no rights, no anything. it's a very unfair situation, i think. i don't now very much about her. i know supposedly she was very partisan and a clinton-type person. but whether she keeps the job, i leave that up to mike pompeo. judge jeanine: you have a choice in terms of who your ambassador is to a particular country. president trump: it's absolutely my choice. she may be a fine person. i just don't know. but even if you listen to the very good conversation i had. no pressure, congenial conversation with the new president of ukraine, he had some things that were not flattering to say about her. and that came out of the blue. so it would be nice to have somebody that he liked because he's going -- the person will have to deal with the president of ukraine. but she may be very good. i just don't know much about her. i don't think i ever met her. judge jeanine: the euro

>> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left.nly is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. ♪upbeat music no cover-up spray here. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors in a flowery fog. but febreze air effects eliminates odors. with a 100% natural propellent. it leaves behind a pleasant scent you'll love. [deep inhale] freshen up. don't cover up. febreze. introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard has a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. th

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know? >> seth: but another thing, i don't know if you feel this way. ing something great. >> yes >> seth: and then when i sit down to write, all i want to do is read. >> right [ laughter ] >> seth: you know? [ laughter ] i'm like, "you know what maybe i'll just go somewhere where someone's finished a story. >> right, right, right, right. >> seth: "as opposed to being here in the beginning of one." >> yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah no, it makes you very, very aware of your shortcomings >> seth: yes >> yes, yes. >> seth: you -- we've talked before about comics. you've written some "captain america. you've had an incredible run on "black panther." and you said, that comics and superheroes is actually, sometimes a better way to talk about issues that we're facing issues like race and what's going on in the world today. why is it that you think superheroes are such a good tool for that >> yeah, i think because they're so outlandish and so extraordinary, people can feel un-implicated. and you actually can tell painful, difficult truths sometimes without outright sayi

>> i don't know. i don't know. probably not. n't think that there's a lot of things that would have happened in my life that if my last name wasn't biden. >> trevor: yeah, you know, that, he's right. if hunter's last name wasn't biden his life would have been a lot different. for one thing he wouldn't have gotten into the harvard school of surprise massages. ( laughter ) i do appreciate hunter's honesty there, because he admits that he was probably hired by the ukrainian energy company because of his last name. that's how the world works. a lot of people get opportunities because of who their parents are. cindy crawford's daughter is now a model. andrew cuomo's father was the governor of new york before him. do you think harry potter would have gotten all that attention if it wasn't for his famous wizard parents. i'm not saying he wasn't a good wizard, but he's the only name dumbledorf knew personally. hand by the way, family names work the other way, too. that's why ginny weasley was getting eaten by snakes in the basement. it t

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i don't know if there's anybody i don't have pictures with. i don't know them. i don't know about them or what they do. i don't know. maybe they were clients of rudy. you would have to ask him. i don't know. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: no. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i don't know how you could impeach on a conversation with the president of a country, in this case ukraine, which was a perfect conversation. the president of ukraine just said there was no pressure put on him whatsoever. we had an absolutely perfect conversation. that, maybe less importantly, we have a transcript of the conversation. fortunately, it's perfect. i think it's very unfair to heads of countries when they think every time they make a conversation, with the president of the united states, it will be all over the world. that's very unfair. in the case of what we are talking about, we released a perfect conversation. the president of ukraine just confirmed that. that should be case over. i will say this. adam schiff took the conversation before he saw it and fabricated a conversation. to me,

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i didn't know. he knife of him and then i wasjust screaming. those who minutes of violence are now forcing this family to question everything. they are saying the best thing to do is to move out of the area. that is the fear. you should not be like that. it is not new, you just have to live with that. but there is a realism fuelled by social media. they are always showing videos of people getting stabbed or pictures of police who say they have caught them and someone took a picture and that would be a knife, a gun. social media always betraying it, everywhere. we are dealing with a generation that are angry, disarmed, neglect, that no—one really cares about. that is why they try to talk to stabbed victims straight after the surgery to tackle their emotional as well as physical injuries. if you have parents with domestic violence, substance abuse, mental health, you cannot zero shut that child because you are consumed with whatever you are dealing with as an adult. does it depress you? it brea ks as a

laurie: i wanna know what you're thinking. bigad: one teacher's takeaway and the lesson she wants all educators to learn. laurie: i think it's something that we do need to be taught. bigad: plus, our investigation leads to major reforms. bigad: it had an impact for you and your team? chris van schaack: yeah, yeah, and it was one of those things where it's just, "we need to think about this." bigad: laurie weckesser has been teaching high school english-- laurie: really paying attention to our writing. bigad: --for 26 years. laurie: i think this is a really important topic. bigad: but today, she's the student. female: gender is separate from sexual orientation. laurie: there were some things in that training that i didn't even know. bigad: weckesser is one of about 1100 teachers at the east side union high school district in san josé undergoing mandatory training on gender issues for the first time. female: and we're gonna talk a little bit about lgbtq language and some of the things that you may be learning or hearing and--in y

does she even have the votes, congressman, do you know? >> i don't know. know some of the folks who are very concerned in districts president trump won that they won in the mid-term, they don't want this to go forward. they don't want this to go forward. but look at what's happening. this is a violation of the rules because we are not following precedent. if we don't have a specific rule, you are supposed to follow precedent. president trump could have his counsel there. why would you hold an impeachment inquiry behind closed doors? it's because it isn't an impeachment inquiry. this is adam schiff and company rooting around to find something they can hang their hat on and they don't respect the american people or president trump or the rules. judge jeanine: this is about muddying up a popular president who has a narrative that can't be beat in terms of what he has done in terms of this country. they don't want a formal impeachment, and i suspect they won't ask for it. president trump coming up in just a few minutes. but earlier i had the chance to speak on

i don't know about this. that you can now buy whiskey pods you guys hear about this you have heard about it? how did you hear about that? where -- a meme? [ crowd member faintly talking >> jimmy: gosh has anyone taken a whiskey pod today? [ light laughter ] >> steve: one? >> jimmy: i was wondering why the audience was so hot, yeah. [ laughter ] but they're like detergent pods but they're filled with alcohol. check it out this is real it's a real thing. >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: that's great because until now, if you wanted to get drunk off plastic, you just had to swallow a lot of listerine strips - >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which i've done. finally, police in pennsylvania discovered a $100,000 worth of marijuana growing inside someone's empty swimming pool. take a look at this. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs when he heard that, seth rogen was like, "cannonball. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show, guys give it up for the roots, right there! [ cheers and applause ♪ [ ch

i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. : 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 fami

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and i was like finally ready to do it. you know because i wanted to see how he got on with them in his bad yeah but we were playing all the stuff that we put on the eighty's we weren't even looking at any of. the stuff we were playing came from 2 to him and decoys your honor at the stuff that i had to really learn about x. i wanted to see how this all got how we how do we get here from you know birth of the cool or even the charlie parker days how we get all the way through elevator the gallows kind of blue sketches in a silent way and then all the quintet the quintet the herbie ron wayne tony quintet like how do we get through all this stuff and to be honest with you saying you know the film actually does a great job of illustrating you know presenting all that did he ever talk about what he thought of when the quintet procope would you talk about what he thought of john coltrane's later solo work not to me i mean he you know he the only thing he would talk about with as far as the older musicians were just funny stories of you kn

you know, like, guacs. iis extra, right? that should be the - [ laughter ] that should have been the headline of "vanity fair." "the joaq is extra." [ laughter ] >> that's good >> jimmy: all right. i don't know if any of these are real or true or not. but, do you know if any of these are true >> what do you mean true that's what i'm trying to understand [ laughter ] you're saying -- did i say these things or are they true or both? what is the question >> jimmy: the question is, are any of these true? >> okay. okay, i think that i said -- >> jimmy: no, it's not that what you said. [ laughter ] see, you're really good. your honor, your honor [ laughter ] he's under oath. >> okay, no, they're not all true >> jimmy: we make you put your hand on a bible before you come out here >> they're not all true. >> jimmy: they're not all true, yeah but one might be true? [ light laughter ] and is the one that might be true the one that we all think is true. is one of your nicknames "kitten" [ light laughter ] >> you're feel

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kennedy: to you know it to be false. >> no, i don't know i would call shadow.d you deny it. >> i can't deny a nonexisting thing. kennedy: ut slough you absolute. >> i know, he said i am here if you talk, you may not like or like her. kennedy: i love her, they want her to run, they want her to run. >> i know you do. kennedy: run forest run to santa monica pier. >> you act like she is running she might as well run. >> there was a willie brown article, she had a hand in, that you have been running all over the place. >> i have had now hand. kennedy: i wish i had someone as supportive of you, extolling my virtues. >> if she does not run, i am more than happy to come on kennedy team. kennedy: fantastic, let's talk about timing, does she get in before primaries or nothing. >> it is nothing like that, it is how you put it the door is not close. kennedy: why say that. get in the race, get in the race. stop teasing. >> you asked -- >> consummate the race. >> if you ask me there is any shot, i said no, i would be lying, i don't know how to put to otherwise. kennedy: is t

and i don't know why. but with all of the great people i just introduced, for tonight, maybe this is the most important. because i turned on a very good showed in morning. fox and friends. they treat us great. what a great group. and by the way, brian's gotten a lot better, right? brian was a 7 and he's getting close to 10 territory. and steve has been so great, and sometimes, he gets up there -- [applause]. and how good does jesse waters co, how good. just some really great people and again, tucker's been very good, i'll have to say. he's been great. tucker. and the legendary sean hannity watchity want sean's got the number one show and laura ingram, who's knocking them out of the park. you and you go over. maria barteroma. and the great lou dobbs. how good are they? and many more. and many more. how long greg? greg used to hit me, now, he's good. oh. we can't forget. we can't forget. judge janine. i would be if such trouble if i forgot judge janine. but many more, you know, look. i'm just rattling some na

is that i don't know anything. now that's a paradox in itself but it's not the -- he's not saying i can't know anything. he's saying i still have something to learn, i still have more to know. don't confuse ego with truth. he was taking a beating recently, you might have noticed that. rudy giuliani last year said truth isn't truth thereby in one sentence, the concept that's eat get away at the foundation of our democracy. it goes back even before to famous quote was man is the measure of all things. man is the measure of all things which is tempting perhaps until you realize that man is the measure of all things inevitable becomes the man of all things and becomes slowly over time the philosophy of thinking that truth is whatever the power they say it is and once you accept that, critical decent becomes not just unlikely but impossible because you can't speak truth to power when the power streaks truth by definition. but truth actually, you know, is not hard of concept to understand, two simple ideas to wrap it up,

i don't know why they are doing it like that. i don't know that -- who knows. i don't know. i am really sorry -- >> president swig: and to that point if you are doing inside renovation, so if any cracks or settling is going to occur, it -- >> president swig, it will occur in the building. doesn't the frackinger to impact of a renovation from next door only occur when there is construction and dealing with redoing the foundation or building a new foundation. >> president swig -- >> yes. >> i am kind of leaning towards myself just for comfort for the appellant is that the d.b.i. do a site visit. and that latch moving down an inch and a half is quite substantial. >> there's 10, 12 notices of violation on this. we have written up -- going out there again is no point. >> there order of abatement and notice of violation. i couldn't even print that many violations and i couldn't print them all. >> the question i have here is that the appellant has stated that there is damage to his property. the permit holder said that her building is not responsible and the work she is done is not

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>> i don't know who you are. >> no, i don't know who you are. >> grandma would not be happy. in touch. all right, she's always nasty to me. always, always been nasty to me. every single time. >> who are you? >> there he is. how you been? >> all right. >> i haven't seen new a long time, look at you. you can never stay away from the sun, could you? >> no. >> like wesley snipes all of a sudden. i love you. how's everyone at home? >> everyone's good. >> they told me you were dead. it's very nice to see you. say hi to everyone. i love you. >> okay. >> there he is. i haven't seen you in so ng lo. how's everything? all right? i miss you. >> i don't know you. >> it's been a while. i know you're looking at me. i owe you money. i never forget if i owe you money. >> take it, take it. please, don't insult me. >> i don't know who you are. >> no, just tell johnny we're square. i don't want any trouble. >> i don't know who you are. >> you're insulting me, give me a hug. give me a hug. give me a hug. what's happenin'? i know who you are. >> how you know? >> what's going on with you. >> huh?

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i can't comment because i can't i don't know well like i don't know it's leading to not include because of lack of sanitary products children left and i was at the border do office of inspector general i've been in the border in texas and i can't speak for all the camps and so on but the ones that i've seen humane the people are working at the border they are they are doing everything they can to help those people and the idea that somehow somehow our border patrol people this is and also is of inspector general says 88 i don't males held in a cell with a maximum capacity of 41 but i don't support that that's what's happening is that compassionate not we should stop doing that. isn't the real reason that donald trump if we could agree. to get to the root of the reason but also you know the real reason we have to change our asylum policy because what's going to extend the refugees is what that is what steven miller 10 while i don't agree with steve miller and the by the way that's not the trump assertion ok the one who has a well founded fear of persecution

he knows i love the cops. he knows that. so does everyone else, there's so many red shirts and there are plenty of people without the red shirts and i just want to tell you, the respect that we have for law enforcement is unbound, it's unbound. come up meager, here , come up here, come up here. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] thank you. >> what can i say after that? to an end, fox, shannon bream, they asked us on. how could you think the guy for everything that this guy has done for law enforcement? under for president wonderful presidents . thank you very much, thank you. >> president trump: thank you. you.what a group. i think you you're very weak mr made a mistake when they took him off. as you know, for many years, leaders in washington brought large numbers of refugees to new york state from somalia. [boos] without considering the impact on schools and communities and taxpayers. i promise you, that as president, i would give local communities a greater say in refugee policy and put in place in hand setting an