love this concert or this is extraordinary but why we are so like stiff ya know it's better and i listen my grandmother playing piano and i'm like on the her chair and that's like i came to a recent and you'll start of the music i listen is not just this but the recently miss or it's or all about it and we are we are doing together this settlement. for the red dress project pac and worked closely with the sound engineer to milk or to part team with samples pickers music live during the concert and looped it back into the performance. peck i must say this is impressed me so much i really didn't imagine that it could be such a homely feeling in here and i don't mean hole the as in holes but there's a real all i hopefully not in the direction of new it's such a it's makes you feel so peaceful the sauce that's one of the things it can do i think it can also add to that when. when you need to be agitated do you do that with the music well i think it basically just accelerates whatever you want to communicate from it so when you were in the drifts what do you become you decide on the night do

i call him i said listen you should get the special or soon to be. from the broken i'm part of and i build the team and for the success. now it's. lots of surprise for a position i worked with how you know i mean the fans as well i thing in many fans didn't expect is there one of the thinks. make this for the. most watchable. and. predictable result and the surprise of the team but i mean it's one thing to have unpredictable results that's what sport is all about and it's another thing to have unpredictable performance and i think if you look at what many commentators have written many recognise that the open air with saudi arabia involving a degree agreed to agree a flag but people recognise that the second with egypt was about pure quality how do you sustain that quality how do you get the team to give it basque all the time rather than the once in a while i think it's the pressure of the team was in the last few months and i said you are. feeling to do to delay and each other not to be. one leader we're going to make that is. good most difficult th

i listen to them constantly. on the morning i listen to one. i listen to one on the drive in. p listening to podcasts. >> yeah, nice. >> stephen: what did we do before there were podcasts? >> i don't know what we did. like, there was a time, man, before wi-fi, before the cell phone, where all of us, we had to do things like wait. ( laughter ) and then if you were actually waiting, that's all you could do, just stand there. ( laughter ) that's all you could do! >> stephen: i remember. and i don't know, now, i don't know how we turned our entire brain over to the machines, the phones, the computers. we're just gleefully enabling the sing later. bring it on! it's a dense joke. only for a couple of people. ( laughter ) but the thing is, if you lose your phone, you're two hours away from wandering the streets going, what's my name?! where do i live?! what are my children doing?! where do they live?! do you need help, sir? no! i need my phone! i'm not sick! ( laughter ) so there's a time you would be driving to work, listening to radio, that was all that was available, maybe you're e

much more common on the last in the end i let then i got to go to hell do not away after that i listen i eat if. or when this fun and all that. sort of half thought of the most of just leave it but i was going to have the fog the end i have. the advantage that at this new ad. my house is homo stops demonstrations that it doesn't approve of chocolates over the one night or day and thats what i. can. do then another. idea that led to this how about you what kind of the problem who are. the five in other footage what the vomit one can out of the lot of the lot i say to me you know what i'm to bad that assessment of her to the fullest and yet. that has a helmet on how to and can yes i am in the way for how can that lad up. of course feel a lot less calm down and other than all that i left the last thing is that if a bob was that this is the method that's ahead i have fear that if i walked to the men at work saw what had. gone was a hawk or were doing. the door and. there were but all of them oh well if he did that and on the bottom of the floors the little i was like he went down at the cl

i would, you know, like -- so if i listen to if i listen to -- i have friends, first of all. >> jimmyt have friends, i hope that i would be able to listen to some quality rap music you know, or -- and know tt that is not a a realm that i should try and move into. [ light lahter ] >> jimmy: but you never, like -- maybe went to karaoke, had aho a couple osakes and -- >> i've never -- i've never done karaoke in my ole life. but i did one time -- i apologize. but i did -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew you were lying. >> no, i never did. >> jimmy: really? >> never once have done karaoke. >> jimmy: why? d >> that's what-- because that's what i do every -- >> jimmy: for a living. yeah, that's true. yeah. [ laughter ] >> no, i once -- you know that -- i'm going to drop his name, because he's a cutie. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that ryan gosling guy? >> jim [ cheers and applause ] yeah, yeah, yeah. i get mistake --t i staken for him all the time. >> i can see that easily. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's bizarre. i'm like, "all right, i'll just sign the autatraph. yeah, er, yeah." >> i went to

and i listen, and behind my ear, i hear --deeph ani'm, like, what is that? again ( deep breath ) and i'm, like, i'm black! you can't haunt me! and the sun sabt to come up! >> stephen: did you yell the sun sabt to come up? >> yes, and i screamed that and the light started peeking in the window and i said, get out of there! and i feel a rush of air as the light comes in the window and i look over and there's nothing there. i go to walk out of the room and the other black person's room is across from mine and the door is broken off the hinges. i wake him up and i said, was your door broken when you were asleep? and he's, like, we gotta get out of here. so turns out black people can be haunted by slave ghosts. >> stephen: i want to go there. >> no! do you believe in ghosts? >> stephen: i don't believe in them. i want to go there because i might be convinced there's an afterlife. >> or is there? or do they just wander around old plantations. >> that's sad. depends on who you ask. >> stephen: robin, thank you so much for being here. ( cheers and applause ) robin t

stephen moore, thank you both for being available on a friday night. >> which president trump should i listences of sound from this same week. >> we're signing an executive order. i consider a very important order about keeping families together but that's only limited. no matter how you cut it, it leads to separation ultimately. >> which is it? i signed an executive order, i'm going to keep families together or i signed an executive order, it doesn't keep families together. >> well, he does want to keep families together. let's go point by point. >> hold on, why did he put together a policy that pulls them apart. >> this is a president that's tougher on illegal immigration than any time in 50 years. it was a popular message with the american people. and i should tell you, i'm very pro-immigration, i've written on immigration policy for 30 years. i think immigrants are great assets to our country economically and socially but this idea that anybody who get to the boarder can come into the country. >> whose idea is that? >> these migrants are not stupid people, they're smart people. the word i

because en i listened -- and i actually listened to a lot of it when he was saying no one's done thiscan't just say obama, nobody's had it. it's like, no, dude, everybody's tried to do this. and everyone has said, listen, we tried to do this. they stepped away from the table. they said we're not going do it. >> no follow-through. >> that's why i asked the question, you ow. >> nobody had a meeting though. that is the historic difference. >> donald trump said if i'm wrong, i will admit it. yeah, right, when pigs fly. >> madeleine albright came on our sh and talked about her meeting with kim jong-un's father. she said a lot of promises were made. and while she was there, they were enriching their uranium at the same time. so to believe that kim jong-un nuclear arsenal, whi really gives him the power? i think we went too farnd perhaps giving him validity. >> we haven't gone tooar because nothing's happened yet. now we went too faby even meeting with him? you just said -- >> i think the president meeti with him without any preconditions certainly ve him the credibility that he wanted. >> b

annoying i plus there's an unfinished technical set up shortly before fantastic his do on stage i listeni. i this show is a multimedia trance performance a work of art. layer by layer vandyke uses sequencers and many controllers to break down tracks into their constituent parts before reassembling them life at the controls. that means each set not only sounds different above all it sounds exactly as paul van dyke wants it to. lick. ligo i'm going to be blunt about what we can offer i think one of the reasons why i'm still here is because i'm pretty authentic of us stay true to the kind of music that i actually believe and when i refused to sell out or be a vehicle for trans. mi five be good. skips of spite of my products and their events who are three productions in my career where i've listened to a manager where i moved a bit away from my own clear direction they said try this way or try it that way and to be honest those are the two or three tracks i never even play myself he said and i. think by chance we're seeing a different world. i think that she felt like i was likely to be like

i mean when i listen to you. and you. know what the end of the day. when i was no one would know any. of our our. ability to. make you feel any better i mean nothing. to move you i didn't even say. anything. oh yeah. sure isn't going to come out here though you can believe anything you want to but i love it. that's my kid i would look. right there when he got you but they hate us i mean what we had thought of going to join us in without us. well i'm going to just and whether you literally have to die no i did but when the minute that we had the little you got funded and then at the moment he knew it. was a game of you know the one with you but argument you know monkey. oh no and initially none of the v.d. be amended it any c.n.n. back in the end i got that on the most any man. in the end yet it would mean that my. and you have been a time of being in a lot of id did was to cut up. the phone to get to the war. room how to do that before the last about. you know i mean. you know it's going to go up there is a small group of a few people but the odds abou

i don't know how to skate and i said listen i if you're going to make the decisions and you know how to skate and the safety issue fifty eight then you know you're still young guy explain everything and he said ok and i have to start skating the odd bit but. it's going to be good promotional the game if people like the cup or a good start you know it's within the internet his first step when i see areas progress i'm going to and and i could game and of course united. for us is a good chance not only. make the cimarron happen also to to bring attention of the to do nights big names of the in the politics and in the sports and the russians are generally good that when it comes to the arctic's i think that they has invested a lot in playing out of a gut feeling that especially again. in twenty twentieth's the liberation of the town of yours discovery of the arctic and you're probably one of the. many countries who are in the west for the long period of families and one hundred or so years to. to study and. see what's going on in decisions about of course and it's going to get the opport

i have not listened to her program in a while and it was really excellent this morning. my thoughts this morning i think probably are with me every single day is the ignorance of our president, how he has no interest in american history, the constitution, who our friends really are, or any of these things. so it is frightening as we have, in the last 20 or 30 years, divided the country in terms of the kind of news they get or misinformation that so many people don't realize that he has no knowledge of what he is saying or what he is doing, and that he is leading us into the sea. that just so extraordinary we are against canada and great britain and france and all of our friends, and we are pro-russia and for dictators. -- pro dictators. i do believe, if he does get elected in 2020, which is a frightening., because my depression at this 500 a stage is so overwhelming i can't even imagine, but it is possible, that then he will never give it up and you will change laws because he thinks he can. he is not going to be impeached. he doesn'toing -- have to follow the law, mainly

that way when i i listen back o the audio i could glance at my scribble and see which quotes i jumped entering the conversation and what it might not have picked up in the moment. on the subway back i plugged in my earphones and listened to my voice recorder, , the one i bout eight years earlier in japan. everything i about i could buia story around seemed stale now that the top campaign aides if given the same talking points to the rest of the press. towards the middle of the idea we discussed how hillary would try to show voters are softer and more personable side. it was only original reporting i had. that evening i sat in the office, carolyn ryan was a politics editor, watching as she scrunched her forehead and lowered her reading glasses to edit my story. i could tell how rough additions having based on the number of empty diet coke cans and the font size on your screen. she cut and pasted and entire paragraphs plucking the juiciest details out of the mobile a political ease. our favorability aside than any republican. even as reminded myself that i carolyn and always meet even t

to all these different i was actually quite busy you know listen i couldn't even i wasn't at all prepared for it and therefore it was the united states didn't want you to be president but i think the united states knew exactly what was going on in mauritius you know they were following the situation so it wasn't really a coup in the you know traditional sense in the u.s. but the u.s. has a military base south of maldives in the us here in the. is technically leased from the british. that's what i do know what the defense would say about that. so when it comes to foreign interference then as you became president. very soon afterwards there were voices i think you yourself were saying there's a degree of interference coming from the commonwealth and there was a threat to leave the commonwealth who was gone well you see at that time there were. countries calling for immediate elections but you know the president in models and the new constitution don't have the powers to call for an election it's like the american system the president or any reason leaves the office

i want to you listen. i know'r y exorcised about this. you can tell me about it at the other side. >> i would say to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command inomans 13, to obey the laws of the gove gment, becaus is ordained the government for his purposes orderly and lawful processes are good inthemselves. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law, that is actually repeated a number ofimes throughout the bible. >> reverend, biblical scholars have pushed back very heavily and i can see you are, too. they remember that way bac en, these very, very same scriptures were justified, used to justify slavery, and all sorts of other nlhorrors. cert slavery, so what do you make of today's politicians, leaders of the country, making these invocations? >> let me just give a word tf advi all politicians. if you have not graduated wit a demin or a doctorate in theolog seminary that preaches the biblical truth, don't cite the bible. don'e the bible especially don't cite the bible to justify actions that are so controversial and ru

that will all be i think a very big issue that will be debated and discussed. and, listen, i ran for president. governor dean ran for president. i have people ask me this all the time. about what i think of president trump. he's fine by me although i was my first choice. so, you know, i think right now we got a president. it's not even the mid terms yet and i see all the democratic candidates circling. i think the american people are, like, we're not still recovered from the last one. please don't start the next one until at least after the mid terms are over. you know, who would i want to be president? in the end, if i had a choice i'd go back to the original george w. if i get washington back to provide a little bit of that i think regal nature that we need in the presidency again, a little bit of that sense of the mission of this country, i think george would be good if he could come back and give us four more years. not eight. we'll give him a break. governor dean: i think we will have 16 people in our primary this time around just like these guys did last time around.

i listen it's to build a new life for herself while she does panga and she's apartment has become her retreat. was to not have enough always told out i had another fight with my mother two days ago and she blames me for never coming home but i don't want to live there anymore i don't want to work in an ordinary job and my parents don't like me playing video games. when i was competing in the team they tolerated it and that's to say that you know it isn't as they found out the team had broken up they just started pressuring me again to get a normal job which was. two weeks ago she received a fixed term contract against distributes who pays her to play online and live stream the game's good evening everyone. down have really become she has to stream online at least four hours a day while she plays and talks to the viewers. judge she's paid a modest amount. of land you have sound can you hear me. the law isn't about winning games but the hearts of her fans she has to entertain her followers by playing music telling stories on certain questions and giving advice. and she had hoped. so tha

neuer couldn't keep two hundred feet in his first game since september play to germany he did again i listened. to when i was sixteen. and the french open in paris men's number one rafael nadal quest rafael nadal's quest to reign and eleventh title is very much on track now he earned a straight sets win over richard gasquet to make the last sixteen and over to the women's side of the draw top seeded simona halep had her hands full against andrea petkovic but after taking the first set in a tie break of the remaining overpowered hope on and closing after the match with a six love second set elsewhere in the draw and seeded serena williams continued to look shop in her first grand slam since giving birth making quick work of germany's you know you get your guests in straight sets the formal world number one will face old rival maria sharapova in the next round. now the belgian national football team has been caught napping after a t.v. report on the personalised mattresses seem to review its world cup squad much earlier than planned no five players are due to be cut from the twenty eight member

but, when i listened to someone in the european commission say that a good solution was applied on greecehere, because the social system and the social economy is destroyed for the next 50 years. how are the europeans meant to behave with regard to italy, if, and it is still only and if, you break some of the fiscal rules that the eurozone has... they cannot pick up the pieces if it goes wrong. you are willing to accept full responsibility for it, i suppose, is the question. we want to go in the european commission to get a new agreement, deal it again, the agreement we signed in the past, the eu has to understand that if we don't act like this, italy and all the other countries that are facing crisis, in 20 years, the eu will never exist. if germany, france, the other big countries, do not understand that we are, that we are under the risk to destroy the european dream, then we will go straight there. are you effectively saying to the europeans, we are keen to stay, we will stay in the euro and the eu but if you get in our way, if you impose unnecessary rules on us, then the game is over

i listen to the interview live. i love howard. howard was tough and fair.eally take aside. he was on for an hour and a half, kept steering the conversation back to mueller. he thinks there's secret "apprentice" tapes that are long-lost. he looks like a president, just looking at him. i kind of like him when i listen. baldwin. i can see them in the oval office. if he did run for president, he would spend the entire summer in the hamptons. he says his wife wouldn't be with it. >> juan: trump has executive time. he spends the mornings and the >> greg: he hosts tv shows. he is a brash new yorker. known among the ladies. huge ego and a colorful past. if you know 100% or 1000% you can win, then run. what is it, alec? i know he watches this show. i've heard this is his favorite show. and i am his favorite host. >> kimberly: i can tell. >> greg: could the mecca of liberalism, so known as california, beheaded for a big break up sync, sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh)

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in horror i listen to the stories of the catastrophe told to me by people who have children then. and have lived with their tragedy for seventy is. the effect of kind of a single business of the sink if you're on what i. was saying is that somehow you know you've got to sell you on. the job done and his friends tell me the sign is coming from europe commit to this massacre these indiscriminate killings of innocent people not the native jewish people who had lived side by side with the muslims and christians for over two thousand news it was designed is to store the palestinian homeland and made the people of the nakba homeless and nobody didn't believe this and they say that that witness is still at it and then you see it truthful as he lived. it and then what they've been will just move left had enough of the little movement they have that man will have left and that it will not be. in the class of the ship then in any event that is going to be a sheriff of mine and really has a bill am the head that in this instance let me tell my. people thing enough you know we have been on th

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are you listening? >> look, i think it was a great way to make a point, and a great way to make a point and maybe have the conversation come back where people can actually talk about things instead of it being about stunts of not showing up to the white house and then seven are going to show up. i'll say it at the very beginning and i'll say it again -- >> i think there was a report today that said it was only one that wanted to come. >> the bottom line is it was cleary done by the eagles to try to embarrass the president of united states of america. and i think he made the right decision by canceling. it was a missed opportunity by the same guy that's holding the signs up to go to the white house and with his teammates and have a dialogue with the united states of america. you're not going to fix a problem if you're not willing to sit down with the most powerful man in the country. whether you like it or not he's the president. and you should have the time to talk to the president of the united states of america.

i think that by people own home i listen to them so house and not to want to tell them no. different things but in the end they do not do what they promised one political debate seems like a lot of finger pointing and point scoring and the elections are endless dog and pony shows a lot of the population seems to feel like their needs are not being met this poll seems to indicate that around the world a lot of people are frustrated by the fact that it seems that democracy is more about winning votes every few years than about serving the people table pop and r. t. new york. italian fashion giant benetton has sparked outrage among aid groups by using a photograph of rescued migrants in an advertising campaign pictures of a rescue vessel filled to capacity were posted on venice and twitter page with the company logo a tad the french aid organization responsible for the rescue condemned the move as inappropriate and. never allows the use of these photographs for commercial purposes the dignity of survivors must be respected in all circumstances interior minister. also reacted t

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. >> i listen to all the clips we play during the show. >> exactly. it may be he's told them i want something who will g in and fight this thing literally to the death. >> you give us an extra nuance, pointing out there's so much we don't know tonight that overinterpreting the legal change is perilous. it could be something in that directionwell. let he play something that donald trump said that kicked this all off long before the stormny avenatti of it all and the southern district merged. >> do you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? why did michael cohen make that if it wasn't true? >> you have to ask michael. michael's my attorney and you'll have tk michael. >> michael cohen's office was raided in days leading us up to tonight's news. honestly, was that the dumbest thing donald trump has done this year? >> no. >> top five? >> it's up there. the reason is he once he had rudy come out and clean that up. that's what rudy has been doing. we all thought, i didn't believe that rudy was doing this terrible job. i was happy as a trump person

i think it has to be more than just listening. i think considering design alternatives considering program alternatives a bringing them to the neighbors and the supervisors and the people there so they're actually concrete choices and concrete discussions to have is going to go a long way. because the tension or the resentment that i'm talking about is palpable. it's not only bad for the policy and it can inhibit dialogue where people will feel like they will not be heard and why bother in the process. we want the neighbors to show us and fell us how to do it better. that's going to be critical. perhaps something you're well aware of. i will tell you over 12 years of doing this, that's the complaint that i hear at this end of the process and when i'm out in the community what concerns me the most. >> i can come back if the future and talk about that. there's really definitely what you're speaking to makes lot of sense. there's different stages of project in different decision spaces. there are projects where we are here to inform y

bloc producers and a way to that argument from the talent that you say jeff when the time speaks i listen he is a true genius as is dan larry where i consider them both to be the top geniuses and innovators in the space so i never discount anything the taliban says but it is interesting they've both diverged on this one issue should we control things from the top down using computers and ai possibly or should we let the market and people run the ecosystem themselves we'll see this is what's going to be so fascinating in the next year or two we will find out which method is the better method i'm sure i'm pretty sure both will work but one will probably be the actual winner of this and you'll be able to see within a few years which which system works best i truly don't know which system is going to work because that's the beauty of the free market no nothing's ever been tried like ios and that's where i'm watching incredibly carefully incredibly excited to be involved in it because i think this could be world changing if it succeeds right some people compare it to early days of computing an

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i love listening to other people's conversations, not too overtly, i usually sidle up, and then you listento make it too obvious. i like listening to people's telephone conversations. actually listening. and u nfortu nately, actually listening. and unfortunately, these days, with mobile phones, you tend to hear only one side of the conversation. i take the view that when people are having these conversations on trains, they should let their mobile phones into the train public address system so that we can hear both. i made that proposal to the railway companies, but they haven't acted on it yet. it is the opposite of the quiet coach. the detective is a wonderful character, isn't it? vigor that means he or she can meet anybody. that's right. i think that provides a great pretext for bringing all sorts of characters into the book. and that's the reason why i made mma ra motswe and that's the reason why i made mma ramotswe detective, working in this funny little detective agency. she doesn't deal with crime. she doesn't really go in for crime, but all sorts of people can come in with their pr

i couldn't listen to it. i mean, i listened for a short period of time and it's almost enough to make you cry for these children. you think about the terror that these children go through when they're being snatched from the only thing that supports them and helps them and loves them. and then i just was stunned at looking at this now and these border agents, you know, making fun of this. you know, i don't like to run around and tell somebody they would be fired or whatever. if they were working for me, they would definitely be out for a while and maybe gone forever from that job. this is not something to joke about. you know, brooke, what i am not understanding about this whole debate is it seems as though we have lost our sense of humanity, that these are people, this is flesh and blood. these are children. you know what our lord said about the children, they're the most prized. they're the ones that we have open in. they're the ones that we love. and i don't know how we've become -- so many people have beco

to me, this whole thing come i listened to you and i think look at the defenders of trump today. this is like a wet firecracker. this is like the end of "the sopranos" where you go, what happened to my tv? what happened here? >> greg: that was a great series. >> brian: don't stop believing on the jukebox. >> juan: the man who set the bar for this was none other than our tv star, donald trump. donald trump said no lengthy negotiations like my predecessors. he said no concessions that will stall and simply give this horrible regime more time to perpetrate their terror. he said quite clearly we are going to talk about human rights, otto warmbier. today he says otto warmbier didn't die in vain. but you didn't bring it up. >> greg: yes, he did. it was amazing. repatriation as well. be accurate. >> juan: i will be accurate. here's what kim said, we agreed to let the past be the past. we are moving on. that's what he said. let me finish. here you have a situation, you say, are these lemmings? john kerry and others are lemmings. is otto warmbier one of the lemmings? did he just go away,

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you know, at some point when i was listening to him reload, it's, you know, are we all going to die? it's not necessarily is he done. it's is he not going to leave until everyone in here is dead? >> yeah. that was about the same for me. >> and huh -- >> and had you, selene, your colleagues doesn't any active shooter training drills, or any even fire escape kind of drills? >> no. we've just -- no. we cover the drills that happen at the schools. but, like, we've never had one, and -- >> there have been some talks. not to butt in too much, but there have been some talks. we're part of the baltimore sun media group that i know of. i'm not trying to attribute it to anyone, but simply a

governor john kasi kasich, republicans, who is begging president trump to have some empathy. >> i couldn't listeni mean, i listened for a short period of time and it's -- it's almost enough to make you cry for these children. you think about the terror that these children go through when they're being snatched from the only thing that supports them and helps them and loves them. >> let's get you back to the border where these family separations are happening. polo sandoval is in mcallen. you talked to a dad to actually was reunited with his son. tell me more. >> reporter: it's something very important that we differentiate here. there is long-term separation and short-term separation that is happening. the familiy we spoke to from el salvador, traveled here with his son, crossed the border illegally, was happen heapprehe taken into ice custody and separated for his son for about a day and a half. they were eventually reunited. he told me he does plan on showing up to his court date next week when he makes it to florida and then of course it's up to the u.s. government whether or not he'll be able