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

i can't hold -- i can't hold it against them for saying what they know. now as a man, iot to grow. and i can't be defined by society's pressures and ideas and notions of who i should be. that's me. so in that respect, as a man, you got to grow. but i can't say you are wrong for telling your perspective when it's the truth. >> it may not be wrong. but there is also a fine line. the fine line to my mind, vic, between -- a fine line between telling a story and not being preachy. telling a story that people can relate to and be empowered to and not being die tactic in that. how do you balance that line? how do you walk that fine line? >> for me, i just tell storty. and that's what this album is. that's why i call it "the autobiography." it's just the truth about my life and my experiences. there is no embellishment. it's not really metaphorical. i mean, my perspectives within it may be metaphorical oral gorical and relatable to different situations. but this is just the facts. just one after the other. so i'm not even really approaching it from a perspective of is this preac

i went up there i found myself. when i was going through a divorce i went on stage and i was working through it. i don't know if it was fun any. >> i am a profoundly angry manng my mind. i have a break down i'm serious. oh your tired. take the day off i'll call you begun. >> du dude, i'm losing my mind. no no no. it's your day it's your day. so make me feel better friend, do it. >> i take great pride in not ever repeating a problem on any special. so if you'll permit me. my feelings were so deeply hurt in many way that is if i couldn't get it out with comedy it was a waste of time. you know, it's basically, you know what i feel like i got from my family, this low self-esteem which it runs deep. it started with my grandparents, they lived in this condo in florida. death wish village. >> -- are great, feel our pain. but the laugh is over and there's the pain again. >> comedian robin williams found dead this morning in his northern california home. his publicist says as of late williams has been battling severe depression. he was 63 years old. there's no painful recognition of the other side of whatever comic genius is, is sometimes this, that width, that sens

>> i don't know, man. i don't know. i really like his music. very inspired by 50. >> why don't you tell him? >> i prefer lotus jackson over the current state of 50. maybe back in the -- >> listen, don't tell me, man. tell him. >> 50 cent, man, i think -- you've got to deal with some of the youngsters -- >> no, no. right behind you. >> holy [ bleep ]. [ applause ] my mind's blown. >> how about the greatest rapper at this moment right now? >> like right now? the greatest rapper right now? kendrick lamar -- >> reader's digest just named 50 cent the greatest rapper of all time. how do you feel about that? >> i'm really not sure about that. >> well, maybe you should tell it to his face. >> excuse me? >> tell it to his face. >> what? >> how do you feel now? maybe put him in the top five? >> number one. >> you say 50 cent's best days are behind him and he's pretty washed up. >> yes. i would say that. >> you think fame made him soft? >> no. i think he's moved on to other, you know, aspects of things, other businesses. who is this? wow. >> who are some o

i think that's. not going to have any of what i know i did not. go by that i've got though but it got out. i swim only pagan. yet until. someone else. here had the man i don't see a. name i looked up to tell not the i'm in a bunch. i don't know though i will tell you why i think i. one name i love that's enough. and under the law i'm going to. be like everyone else and just leave. this to go to the bucket before devoutly to buy the bigotry assortment of brightly colored decorations put on the celebrate the festival of lights at a relative's house thank. you . michael it doesn't but i knew that. there was. anybody expect that but i know how you are. thank. i'm. not going to get into you know. they're going to get in a day at. the end of the world over the next. day maybe and then not being mean they let me give you. the day you are. going to end up and. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't help big picture we'll go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. here's what people have been saying about redacted the night was you know i was actually just full on awesome deal the show i go out of my way t

but there's -- you know what i mean, you've got to get to know me as a person, as a man, as a human, you you what ijump to conclusions. you know what i'm saying? if you take the time to get to know me, you'll see, man, that i -- i feel i'm a caring person, a loving person, a person that has respect, respects others regardless of race and gender, whatever, you know what i mean? but if you cross that line, then, you know, it is what it is, man. i just take a day at a time. know what i'm saying? i'm not here to change people's feelings, you know what i'm saying? either you like me or you don't. you know what i mean? if you don't like me, tell me. i don't give a damn. you know what i mean? >> what do you think? >> yeah. it's good. >> ready to get out? >> i'll hit it with a razor tonight. yeah. >> cecil, what's next? >> beautiful women and some good food. that's what's next. >> but even kunkel's surrogate cousin josh pike predicts the good times might not last for long. >> six months to a year. if he ain't back by then, he should be out for a while. i'm happy that he's out but i'm pissed they let his as

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i get discouraged and things don't work as fast as i want them to, or i got more time than i expected or -- i don't know. i just don't want to be an old manng again with everybody again, you know what i mean? i mean, i'm upset, don't get me wrong, that i got caught. i wanted to be at the lake this summer. you know what i mean? i wanted to be visiting you all with blond hair. but i'm -- i might be able to get a chance to see brandon. and being able to do that, i mean, being here for him, being able to, you know -- being able to say some things for him that nobody else is going to say. i mean, to me, it's almost a fair trade. >> probably happened for some kind of reason, you know? >> yeah, i should have never got caught that fast. that would have never happened if it wouldn't have been divine intervention, i'm telling you right now. >> something's up with that, huh? >> i don't know what's going on. i don't know how come things are happening the way they're happening. for the life of me, i can't figure out how i got caught that fast. we all grow. we grow up. know what i mean? >>> coming up -- jimmy maxwell finds out if jail officials give th

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which is really critical so yes so i go to so you guys thank you so i had to cut you off because there are times. when i go home and care which is not you i know a man i don't remember going to rome sorry to say that i'm going to thank you so much and thank you for this good work that you're doing it and we definitely will keep keep in touch on this thank you christina. catherine clancy thank you so much for talking to us about this issue thank you so much thank you. thank you. the late great george carlin once posited that maybe the answer to that much pondered age old egocentric question of why are we here is plastic now the earth couldn't invent plastic on its own so we created human beings to make our somewhat sick well if that truly is why we're here that according to a new study of the researchers at the university of california in santa barbara we have more than lived up to our end of the bargain in the first of its kind study on the history of mass produced plastics the researchers discovered that from the years one thousand nine hundred fifty to two thousand and fifteen human beings have created more than eight point three million metric to

iing an more importantly, for himself. hey, ryan, how about that? you bet on yourself, ryan and you won. >> i don't even know what to say. i just -- man thank everybody, albert and kathy, al hanky, betsy from mohawk, ms.y, just everybody involved. eddie partridge, tommy, man i'm so at a loss for words, i don't know what to say this is what emotion is, i can tell you that. i just i thought this race would never end, that's for sure. but man, nothing is gn gg to beat today. >> marty: 20 years in the making for ryan preece, he's a winner in the xfinity series. >> dave: so many people to thank on day that was so outstanding for ryan preece. thanks for joining us this afternoon. there's your winner, from iowa. ryan preece. >>> where is the beach? heavy rain and flooding created dangers in one jersey shore town. and children tossed out of windows to survive. tonight a family mourns the one they couldn't save. >>> twitter tirade. the president makes a threat about health care. ♪ >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good evening. i'm lauren mayk. cooler skies in philadelphia tonight but there could be more rain at the jersey shore. mothe

iing an more importantly, for himself. hey, ryan, how about that? you bet on yourself, ryan and you won. >> i don't even know what to say. i just -- man thank everybody, albert and kathy, al hanky, betsy from mohawk, ms.y, just everybody involved. eddie partridge, tommy, man i'm so at a loss for words, i don't know what to say this is what emotion is, i can tell you that. i just i thought this race would never end, that's for sure beat today. >> marty: 20 years in the making for ryan preece, he's a winner in the xfinity series. >> dave: so many people to thank on day that was so outstanding for ryan preece. thanks for joining us this afternoon. there's your winner, from iowa. ryan preece. . >>> after a rainy start, we still have a few showers on the radar. coming up, what you can expect tonight and if your sunday will be dry. >>> high winds and saturated so i would wreak havoc on things i'll tell you more coming up. >>> and i'm live in upper moral borrow. parts of prince george's county are under flooding. a live report ahead. >>> a very rainy start to your weekend. and a flood warning in effect right now. good evening. i'm erika gonz

only knew i just fire some questions such as who was your childhood celebrity crush man i was in love with vanity she was presides vanity six secret talent. i mean all my talents out there know and i guess you know and i guess i'm a great lover. but that's no longer a person you'd trade places with for one day man bron james right now where this job you've ever had i used to park cars man used to wear polyester wear slacks downtown on sunset yeah guilty pleasure licorice i love i like i lack the liquor i really. like black a lot of the rapper you'd most like to collaborate with man rapper most likely. chuck d. still my favorite musician who is the director that you'd like to collaborate with dead or alive yeah ok man michael jackson who never fails to make you laugh. never fails to make me laugh. i got to say eddie murphy never knows what super power would you like to have. i like to fly. best piece of advice you ever got. mine your own business you live longer. what's the worst piece of advice you ever got. what you're doing is hip hop stuff or man. something you wish you were better at i wish i was better at like handyman stuff you know i can't do anything yeah you know i

i was just hell-bent on having to prove myself. i know i'm right. i can't be always wrong, you know, i was the victim. >> my father was a very strange man. was kind of a performance arti artist that was fueled by beer. >> i was very shy. at home i was always quiet and didn't get to speak very often just because other people were jibber jabbering a lot. you know, some people wouldn't clam up, mom. when i did different voices or different noises, people say, that's weird or shut up. >> i feel like there's a fear of seeming crazy. >> a lot of comedians are people that are very introverted, very shy, very sensitive to humiliation. a little narcissistic, a little damaged, and so the only way to combat it is so go to the one place where you are stripped bare. >> a big sea change for comedy was the '60s, people's own neurosis and foibles were addressed in the scenes. they were more spernl. >> i don't know if anyone knows group analyses. it's a neurotic type that meet in a group a couple times a week and sit around and twitch or something. this is an adorable story. two of the kids had gotten married. it's really cute because it's what you call

i watch you and you're getting beat up. >> a lot. >> jimmy: yeah. against the miz. and i was like, "oh, i don't know if i like this at all, manou. and so you ended up winning and i was so psyched. [ cheers and applause ] >> who are you? >> jimmy: here's the best part. you grabbed the microphone and you started talking to everybody. and everybody is like, what's going on? this is like -- like you're going to like thank your girlfriend or whatever. you get on one knee. i'm just saying. water works. i lost it. [ light laughter ] you got engaged live or in the ring, asked her to marry you, and you did not tell me that. and she said yes, obviously. and congratulations. >> well i didn't know. i didn't know she -- i didn't know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was a moment. that was such a moment. i was like -- i was blubbering. i was like -- >> she got in there and kicked everybody's ass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was hoping that i wasn't going to be on camera. thank goodness the camera -- >> jimmy: no, you don't have me crying. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm not in this but this is the other side. but this is my view of

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and i know, i know, i know some people would be like that's not fair, man. so now i can't go to the petting zoo any more. i'm sorry, you can't, no, you can't. well, so i have to give away my season ticket. >> trevor: yes, you do, you do. and by the way why do you have season tickets to 9 petting zoo. this is why questions are rationed about you, man. just stay away. you know what i have been thinking, maybe this is our fault. maybe we have been parenting trump the wrong way, because clearly if we tell him to stay away from that bad boy vlad, we're going to push him right into his arms, that is a real picture, by the way. like maybe we should change our strategy. donald, we know we can't stop you from seeing vlad but like if you have going to see him at least do it at home or bring another american with you. just, just so we know that you are safe. you know, someone like tillerson or mcmaster or jeff sessions, he's the perfect size, you can keep him in your wallet, you know, just keep him there, pull him out. and by the way, by the way, that bad boy putin, he

i know a good session. it is weird i wrote this book. how do i have a job? how long am i supposed to read for? i am a brown man with a mic. i don't know if you know how this works. i was at a wedding where an uncle, who is a term in southeastern asian culture for someone not related to you but elder. he got up on the moo -- mic and talked 45 minutes. someone went up to try to get the mic from him and he yelled at them. it was the greatest thing ever. two people are screaming at each other at a wedding. years after my family head to camp from summers connecticut, i had the chance to go back. my mother was buried in ins field cemetery, and after reading a chapter from the quorron i wasrattled enough i needed something from her and before us hold on to. in a gun metal gray camry i drove up the road and reached the car to what was once our 1300 foot driveway well aware of the no trespassing signs i nailed up. warnings i never conceived could be used against me. the new occupants painted the white window seals black, my former home was darker and as a surprising result kinder. i got out around the car and walked around the hous

i was 12. i was good all the way up until i was 12. i started running away when i was 12, i met a 19-year-old man when i was 12, i started you know dating him, had a kid with him. >> soon after, van winkle's drug use resulted in a long string of arrests, convictions and numerous stays at louisville metro prison. now only days away from completing her current one-year sentence, positive drug test can result in new criminal charges and delay her release. but first she'll be questioned. >> benzodiazepine valium. that as normal. >> i only took two. >> why did you take any? >> i don't know but i only took two. >> i don't apologize to brown and he didn't think i was going to get outside charges. >> so tell me what happened. >> i told him to -- a girl gave them to me. >> did you ask her for them did you just take them. >> did you know what they were? >> no. not really. i thought they wasn't valium. >> but you put them in your mouth anyway? >> yeah. >> why? >> because i'm an addict. >> why are you upset you told me the other day. i don't want to get charged outside charges. >> what do you want me to do? what do i tell you all about these drugs

man. enjo i'm sure your family is very glad you're alive. glad i was there to help you out, man. i knowsaw it. but you're better now, man. >> thank you so much. >> you're going to be okay. >> that hug, i guess, sparked it all. i sat in my room for a day or so just wondering, did anybody make it? you're talking an individual that you never met before, and the way he held me that day, i mean, i can still feel him. he didn't want to let me go. and i didn't want to let him go. it was closure that i needed. knowing that he made it. he was alive. >> everyone experienced something different. we'll get through it, man. i'm glad you're okay though. i'm really glad you're okay. >> this man is going to be in my life forever. he saved my life. there's really no way i can repay him. >> very glad to hear that you are okay. >> yes. >> i felt that love, you know, the first hug we gave each other. it was special. [ fireworks ]. >> i try to go back to work fourth of july weekend. of all weekends to go back, the fireworks and everything. that might, i was with my partner. he made a traffic stop. some guy

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i would think so. you know, if i were betting man i would bet that there might be some changes. i bet there might be. w about that bet? [ laughter ] >> um, but who knows? you know i don't want to, i don't know much about what they have going on upstairs. they keep that close to the vest. and rightfully so, and i just worry about the guys i have on a given day. >> over to the hardwood the situation sers are back in action las vegas summer league and main story to come out of vegas is land so ball. in the history of the vegas summer league only two triple doubles ever recorded. ball has both and speaking of lon so ball joel embiid made headlines recently by being find for his use of profanity directed at ball's father lavar. you might have heard of him. embiid was la for panel discussion and was asked about the final and had this to say just imagine joel embiid speaking here something i had to do because everybody else has been thinking about it. i think most people have been wanting to say that, but i guess i was the guy to say that. i'm glad i said it ". >> so am i, joel. don't stop. over to wimbledon

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i sat down with him, i said you know i have to ask you something,man. ing this a long time. i have been watching you. i'm terrified every time i go on the air, and i'm a veteran i have been doing it two years. i have a feeling that i should not break out in hives every time the light goes on on the camera and i want to know how long do i have to go before i can get over this and what should i expect to happen. i remember he sat there in that brinkly-like fashion. he said jim, i'll tel day comes when you don't get a butterfly in your belly when you don you go on air, is the day you should retire. >> he was so humanizing. not just in his work. some people ask what was your best memory and moment, it wasn't a particular moment, it was his time, the time that he took to take you to lunch, to talk to you. and the first question was never about work, it was family. how are the babies. i think that is why he make such a connection. >> he also cared about the information more than himself. he want today get that out there. he would say give us that newscast. >>

i heard a newsreel off the internet. my mom played it for me. i was in shock. i think i still am. because i didn't know anything, anything at all. i thoushe was here for an old man's murder. i had no idea that it was her son that got murdered. i told my mom that she is a liar and she doesn't know, it's the wrong person and i went up to mary kay while she was still on the phone and i looked at mary kay and i said, why are you here? she just looked at me and i just started crying and i said, i had no idea. >> don't cry. >> she just had this look on her face. i was like, oh, no, no, no, i don't want to lose you as a friend. that was my thought. i didn't say that. but i think she kind of saw that. so she just hugged me. >> mary kay's told us that she gets visits with her son. we didn't know that he was passed away. i don't think she's even dealt with it. and i'm scared that when she finally does deal with it, she's just going to snap. >> when do you go to court again? >> i go back to family court on the 31st. >> yeah but what are you supposed to do? you pray. >> i do. it's -- >> you're one of the more spiritual people i see in here, mary kay. >> we talked about it a l

fiercely, because i want to implement change your opinion on that >> well, right, listen i don't mean to sound negative on this, by the way. i think general kelly is -- i don't know the man, but from what i hear, he is somebody who will bring order where there is chaos. so don't let me sound pessimistic. i think this is probably a good move i've argued a couple of times on the -- sully, with on your show, in the afternoon, that there was too much horizontal activity in the white house. everybody equal and not enough vertical activity. and years ago, when i worked for reagan, james baiker was a brilliant chief of staff and he ran a vertical operation you can get your point of view in, but he was a very strong gatekeeper and lord know ifs you missed a deadline on something, the wrath would come down. and i see that happening here. >> larry, i many friend, thank you very much. a short break here, guys we'll come back with more. reince priebus out, john kelly in as chief of staff what does that mean for your money, the markets, everything we're back right after this. stick around your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a l

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i mean, scheduling is different now. i don't have my own time like i used to. i get to travel all over the world and meet great people. you know, it's good, man. > yes, i have. i went from "star wars 8" to "detroit" and then went from "detroit" to "pacific rim" and then went from "pacific rim" to a play. and then here i am. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] you know where you are, yeah. no breaks at all. >> no breaks. >> jimmy: but, you finished also "the last jedi." >> yes. >> jimmy: so that's out. so we just found out even that that was the title of the film. do they let you know besides the scenes you're in what the movie is about? >> no. i think they have that thing will smith had in those "men in black" films that makes you forget everything. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exatly, yeah. >> so yeah, we don't get to know about the little secrets. but it's nice. we get to be a part of the surprise like you guys. >> jimmy: i mean, but, i mean are you just going around now just signing lightsabers? do you own a like a lot of -- i would think that you would have a collection of lightsabers in your house. >> i mean i do. but it is limi

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