i said, i heard you're going to leave. he grunts and said yes. i said, before you do that i want to talk about two things. religion. let me talk to you about my faith. i said i quit drinking because of religion and describe the relationship i had with billy graham and all that. i said i'm curious about your religion. nothing. he wasn't interested. smoking cigarettes. that did not work. i played the ranch card. i said -- i hear you have a farm outside of riyadh. and that you love it. yes. i said, i love this place. i would like to give you a tour before you leave. can i give you a tour? he said yes. there we are the ford f-150, i'm driving. that's unusual. abdullah and the interpreter leaning over the back seat, we were driving along. these are live oaks, could not have cared less. -- notre cedars interested. could care less about the grasses. he did not say anything. i said, this is going to be a disaster. we're at the very far end of the ranch. there's a turkey standing in the middle of the road. hen.an hen --a lone he said, what is that? i said

with the international i'm going as well i said a bit i'm going on and on to say that i can but in the video where you keep saying that quite a while ago is that if there is a puppet of the united states but what about the more than 50 other countries that support him that recognize him as the interim president of this country countries that like canada like germany like france that do not particularly i'm not exactly known for taking orders from president donald trump how do you explain this you know you're going to get what i contracted go to go and do most i know who would want us when we see a v. then. when the economy to seal. them with them and doesn't answer those numbers look at the oh i don't know what up in the band and we're now in the oto but i guess i got by them yet in the conflict between the noise from madison. proper many throat and the pine alysia. how many got on a committee i don't doubt that we did that and there are going to say the net again that idea the motor thought it will go away but it's almost what reform are going to said i why don't we know each other la

i member, i said, don't tell me. i don't want to know. >> what's interesting is, hemingway's technique. he would say i would stop before the well was dry in the evening so that i knew i could have a beginning in the morning. he would exhaust the field thank in one writing session. do you think about things like that? >> yes. you're the first person that's ever mentioned that. [laughter] >> why am i in comedy? i have no idea. wasting my life. i could be doing real - - here and i'm not doing it. >> you ask terrific questions. i wrote my senior thesis at princeton on hemingway. one of the things he said was, i always stop when i know what the next sentence is going to be so i can start the next day. i do try to do that also. i think this the best piece of advice i've ever gone. >> just stop a little shy of what you have for that day. my other question is the human question. you're in that office and it's 3:00 in the afternoon. you know you're supposed to do more words. do everything, i'm up here near the west side i can

for years and years we are winning so much the people can't and i said i can't run, i'm sorry. ght you would say that. we are going to keep winning. you've never had i think more loyalty. you look at what is happening to the state and the country and we are proud again. with every last ounce we are going to take our stand, stand for liberty can't stand for justice, to stand for faith, family and freedom. [applause] [cheering] and stand for the sacred rites by the hand of the almighty god. we are one united united states of america. together with the proud people of the panhandle, the proud people of florida we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again and we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i said, "mr. cosby, i see two of you." and i'm slurring my words, like something's wrong. and he said, "okay. get up. i think you just need to go and relax on the sofa." and so i -- i got up. and when i got up my legs were very weak. >> could you walk? >> no. i could not walk. he supported me over to the -- the sofa. >> he lays you down on the sofa? >> yes, he does. >> what's the next thing-- >> he puts -- >> you remember? >> a pillow under my head. i just remember walking over there. he placed a pillow under my head. and he said, "just lay down there and relax." and so i laid on my side. and i passed out. >> i know it's hard to tell this story. i know -- >> yes. >> it's hard, gianna, for you to hear this. >> uh-huh. she described to me what she says bill cosby did to her next. so i was limp. i was a limp noodle. >> did he say anything? >> no. >> no. he said nothing that i -- that i could recall. i was in and out of consciousness. >> and you don't remember being able to speak? >> inside i was crying out inside in my throat, in my mind for this to stop and i couldn't do any

one quarter point i learned so at a tender wonder said i didn't. want to be honest with me again so yes he said if he had one to say let me give us your mr leno mean this is a. look at me and said listen if you'll never make things that he said he said that and then i say i'm going to n.c. . they're going to samal i see this on a politically economically or somewhere we have no money no one point about what i want to say that that they don't think i will now get i can't drive and i swear that you know then i won't buy you had another thing going on. there you. better get on the home by going on the sort of innocent left. the timetable is debatable that the heaviest the strongest sanctions no doubt began this year and they are brutal nobody can deny that they were meant to overthrow your government quickly and that hasn't happened how long can venezuela survive this way how long can the not just a government how long can the people of venezuela survive you could ok but why would i know they can. put on our president i mean again and say lawyers in a

i said i was in this area long before most anybody was. said biting is right here he has been the right.-- said biden is he has been the leader. we saved hundreds of millions -- tens of millions of gasoline, barrels of gasoline. way, and all, by the no one complained. even the automobile company said it was all right. they have two compete with foreign companies building fuel-efficient or electric cars. we want to go to electric automobiles. yes what? you have to have -- guess w hat? you have to have a place to charge them. thell have a speech on environment. i said in 1987 in a floor speech when they passed one of my bills, we have an existential threat. we are in a situation where if we do not act quickly, we will lose almost everything we have. that is exactly the case. it is more urgent now. we need to finish this green revolution in a way that is rational. we can do it and get it done now. there is so much we can do that allows us to be in a position to be able to do it because of a fair tax structure and eliminate loopholes. rather th

and i thought about it and i said, "no. ost proud of. and these interviews, this collection, is what i'm most proud of so, yeah i'm so excited about it. >> jimmy: it's also, it's very funny but it's also very -- very moving as well. but i love this, it's the first think you said "it's been 20 years since my last book. the experience has been mibl >> yes [ laughter ] every book is miserable. one of my books, they turned into a movie and that movie took four years to make. so, all of this is very painstaking. you know, like you saw it with your book, with "da da." [ laughter ] i mean, you know it's painstaking >> jimmy: i don't even want to get into it now. had to take you at least two, three minutes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i will say that i know you -- i've gotten to know you throughout the years you're a very sensitive man. >> yes >> jimmy: you are very intelligent and -- >> really? >> jimmy: some things that a a lot of people don't really know, but you're a fantastic painter. you have great eye >> i'm an okay painter >>

i said everyone could write. she tried to change me into the honors class, but i had a conflict that she could not switch, so she said you are going to sit in this corner the entire year. ignore everything i do at the blackboard. you are going to sit in the corner and do the honors work. was she was really saying to me was you are going to thank me later, and that's exactly what i did. 12 years later, a decade later when my first novel was published, i went out, i went to her classroom in junior high school and a knock on the door, she said can i help you. she did not recognize why was. last time she saw me i had a full head of hair. i said my name is brad meltzer and i wrote this book and it's for you and i handed her this book and she's crying. going to retire this year because she did not think she was having an impact anymore. i said are you kidding? you have 30 students who have one teacher. she had no idea of her impact on my life. here is best part -- this part is not in the book. last summer, the spicer re

i will say this. she said i walked into the room right next door yesterday and walked in and started screaming and yelling. just the opposite. just the opposite. because i know that they will always say that, even if it didn't happen -- because this happened once before. i walked out. i was so calm. you all saw me minutes later. i was at a news conference. i was extremely calm. i was probably even more so in that room. so i walked into the cabinet room. you had the group, crying chuck, crazy nancy. i have been watching her. i have been watching her for a long period of time. she's not the same person. she's lost it. now, as far as the group is concerned, where is sarah, kellyann, where are you? come here. you were in the room. kellyanne, you were i just want to let you know, every time i go into a room, if there aren't cameras, they come out and say, he was yell, he was screaming. what was my temperament? >> very calm no temper tantrum. i told the crowd that that's just a lie. you were very calm. president tru

i said, "let's go. gotta get out." >> around 3:00 i woke up, and i looked out the window that is right beside our bed. >> i saw him standing in front of the window, and the window was just awash in this yellow light. >> that i could see it across the canyon was evidence of how fast it had covered the 15 miles between us and ramona. >> to put it into perspective, my wife called me to tell me we were being evacuated at home. i asked her, "from what?" she said, "the fire of ramona." i said, "i'm on that fire." she says, "i know." i couldn't believe -- i live 30 miles from the fire. i couldn't believe that my own home -- and i'm in charge of the operations of this whole fire, and that's how i found out that my neighborhood was threatened. >> i went back out to look out the window again, and this time, not only did i see this huge swath of flames, but i saw this glow on our side of the canyon. and that's when i knew we were looking at this huge, massive fire that was closing in on us. i said to bob, "you get

and i went and checked. and he said from a legal standpoint, there is nothing we're allowed to do, because if there was, i would have done it instantly. but we'll be watching him. we'll be watching him closely. what bothers me more than anything else is that here's a man who has not given up his proclamation of terror. and we have to let him out. am i happy about it? not even a little bit. the lawyers have gone through it with a fine tooth comb. if there was a way to break that, i would have broken it in two seconds. i knew about it very well. reporter: do you support the disaster relief bill that includes no immigration item? pres. trump -- no immigration money? pres. trump: we'll get the emigration money later, according to everybody. i have to take care of my farmers with the disaster relief. if i didn't do that, really, it's a long time in coming. this way our farmers from not only georgia, alabama, different places, some in florida, but if you look at what happened in nebraska and iowa and a lot of different places

i had my uncle take me out and i went up to a fixed base operator and said, hey, i want to take flying lessons. and they said, sure, that will get you five. well, i got to five -- you know what they look like -- well, i don't know if you do. you don't see j3s often. no more money and no more flying lessons. and of course in 1941 we know the war started. but keep in mind during back in those days after president roosevelt decided to train those guys back in march of 1941, the first class started in july of 1941, they wanted people to have some college experience. but it didn't take long before they had just about wiped out all the other guys of college experience. and they said, hey, we'll open it for you high school kids. if you can pass the physical, the mental exam, and we'll take you michb so at 17 years of age i graduated from high school, june-42 i gebe-bopping down to the recruitment station and said i want to sign-up. sat for the exam, scored reasonably high, and i said hey i'm on my way. and they said no, no, not yet. everyone else and i'm the only guy looking like this sitting

one quarter point i learned so at a tender wonder said i didn't. ant to be honest with me again so he said if he had one to sell let me give us your mr leno mean this is a. look at me and said listen if you'll never make things that he said he said that and then i say i'm going to n.c. . going to samal i see this is going to politically economically or somewhere we have no money no one point about what i want to say that that they don't like i will not get i want to live in this where that cannot be known by you had another thing going on. there you. better get on the home by going on the sort of innocent left. the timetable is debatable that the heaviest the strongest sanctions no doubt began this year and they are brutal nobody can can deny that they were meant to overthrow your government quickly and that hasn't happened how long can venezuela survive this way how long can the not just a government how long can the people of venezuela survive you get ok but why would i know they can. put on a president i mean again and see lawyers and where will

i said wow. it is coming to fruition. i was actually in a board meeting before that. orporate attorney says if you do this. you will hurt our sales. but one of my gal said. mark: so the lawyer is cautious and says stay out of it. >> and a couple others. mark: they said you will hurt business.l >> so this is what i am supposed to do and i don't back down for anything. so august 15, 2016. 10:00 a.m. i walked into mister trump's office and it was just him and i and he said are you a christian? i said yes. i said this is a divine appointment mister trump. ie said that with my foundation and i was recovering to help addicts and he talked about how he would bring jobs back and to the inner-city and made in the usa. it was about 40 minutes. wow. he will be the greatest president in history. i was blown away. talking to so many of his employees but the passion that he had for him the loyalty , his employees, it seems like he had done something personal to help them. he cares soe s much i was so excited and i went all in. mark: let me ask you a question. . >> demand that is por

i said some of these things already. i thought, we could give him the to make a historic ontribution to the safety measure -- it's never been partisan. be partisan it to now, but i can only think that e wasn't up to the task of figuring out the difficulty costes of how to cover the of the important infrastructure egislation that we had talked before.hree weeks o -- but the president again stormed out. have the tv cameras in there while i have my say that and t work for him either temper time, another tantrum, again, i pray for the president of the united states. i wish his family or his administration or his staff would have an intervention for good of the country. yes, ma'am. >> would you be prepared to rhetoric given the political -- temperament -- [inaudible] ou're concerned about his well-being. >> i am. and the united states of america. be prepared to do something differently and not oze the phrase cover-up or provoke him, would you be open to that? >> you've brought into his -- excuse. that was not the reason he did

and i said to you, "it will blow over. d shei is about tbook >> jimmy: yeah where is mariann i know mariann is here >> mariann calls my show every day. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. >> watch, this is good [ applause ] quick. >> jimmy: okay, i'll bring - come over here >> you're not gonna -- come on, are you gog to cry you know, jimmy, this is amazing. lyis is mariann from brook she is a super fan and as you can see, she's crying she's quite moved to meet me [ audience ohs ] which i love i don't know it brings out the bhagwan shree rajneesh in me, you know what i mean oh, mariann. she really lovely. mariann, my god. >> oh, no. [ laughter ] >> mariann callsy show every day. she is a big super fan, and then she starts screaming about her excitement for the book. but i don't know if you're in to any condition o it >> all i neeis howard in my life pcpc i want you, howard! >> look at that. that's devotion. >> whoo! >> jimmy: that's the best review of the book that's the review. >> that's the review i was waiting for. >

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i said, "even when you're with your wife and kids." n the book i said, you know, jerry loves it and i think he's being sincere. but that's the kind of dedication it takes for being funny and being at the top of your game. >> jimmy: yeah >> and, you know, one of the g things i found in writinis book, ozzy osbourne is a a perfect example of this. and i kn you do a good impression of him and you know jimmy: noan't understand ozzy >> when he's talking, you really don't when i started to read transcripts of what people had told me, all of a sudden i realized ozzy is a genius. he is full of wisdom you just don't know it [ laughter ] when he was talking to me live, you can't understand him and then here's this guy in the book and you read it and you go, "he's brillit. he starts telling a story about how he went to the betty ford clinic he was a raging alcoholic and drug addict and he said, "you know, my wife suggested i go there. and the way they got him into it is they said, they're goi g to have just two or three drinks, not to have 20 drink

president and i said no, i can't. at we are going to keep winning. we've never been winning like we are winning now. you've never had better numbers. i think more loyalty. you look at what's happening to the state and what's happening to this country and we are proud again. we are going to stand for liberty and we are going to stand for justice. we are going to stand for faith, family and freedom and we are going to stand for the sacred rights given to us by the hand of our almighty god. we are one united movement, one united people and one united states of america and together with the people of the panhandle and the people of florida potomac america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america great again. thank you, florida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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i said, grandma, every car? she said every car. sure enough, we did. so i as a 14-year-old was in charge of the black box operations of that campaign. >> [laughter] sen. gillibrand: anyway, it really created a fondness in me and a real love for public service and for women and women's voices, and that our voices need to be elevated in magnitude, and magnified so that we can be heard. that's never really left me since. when i first ran for congress, i wanted to run in my home district in upstate new york and i did call a friend who is an expert, a pollster, and i said jeffrey, i want to run in new york 20, tell me what my chances are, do you think i can win? he looks up the statistics for new york 20 and it is 2-1 republican so he said no, you actually can't win the district. i said, really? i have been helping candidates for a decade now. i can raise money. i know how to raise money, i can get my message out. he said it doesn't matter, it's 2-1 republican. there's not enough democrats to vote for you. i said well, what happens if i run the perfect campa

very good. ,he said, i would have done that too. he said, you cannot with interview me, but you cannot always be at your son's graduation. so he was the father of his nation, but he was also a father among fathers. sean, please take it from there. dr. jacobs: good morning -- sorry, afternoon. i thought what i would do was sort of tell a personal story quickly just to give a sense of how i experienced nelson mandela 's legacy. i think it is important for me -- when i was born, nelson mandela was already in prison for five years of his sentence for treason. he had gone to prison already in 1962, but in 1964 he started serving the treason sentence. when he came out of prison, i graduated from college. so if you are south african, in my generation, think what is important is to recognize from my childhood, my early -- not being an adult, but want, of age, if you mandela for me, i experienced his absence, not his physical presence, not in the media, censorship -- we barely saw mandela. so the early political consciousness that i developed

with the international i'm going as well i said i did i'm going on i'm on the set but in the video where you keep saying that quite a while ago is that if there is a puppet of the united states but what about the more than 50 other countries that support him that recognize him as the interim president of this country countries that like canada like germany like france that do not particularly i'm not exactly known for taking orders from president donald trump how do you explain this you know you're going to get what i can practically go to go and do most i know. when we see a dent. in the economy to seal the bush build. them when i'm in thousands of those numbers look at the oh i don't know what up in the band and we're now in the oto bagus and they may get in the conflict to madison. proper many throat and the pine alysia. how many canonical been said on the road out that way did i had one thing to say the net again that idea the motor thought it will go away but it's almost what reform are going to said i why don't we know each other last night he got on a committee and on day. when we

and i said no. i said not today. don't do it. no. i said no. i said no. no. no.o. >> reporter: hours later, she said james woke her up from a sound sleep and told her ben was dead. but that, she said, is all he told her. all she knew. >> so you're confident that james had something to do with this? >> i don't know. >> reporter: but is that really all she knew? remember, dawn had a 16-year-old son named devin who detectives learned was at home and listening in the hours before ben oxley was murdered. so if anyone could confirm dawn's version of events, surely it would be devin. but he wasn't talking. not yet anyway. >> coming up, the question haunting this whole case. >> what's our evidence? >> was there any proof against anyone? prosecutors were about to make a deal to get the evidence they need. >> do you want to talk about this case? >> you know i do. >> when "dateline" continues. -that's how a home and auto bundle is made. [ chuckles ] so, what are some key takeaways from this commercial? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that,

i said let's have the meeting on infrastructure. we will get that done easily. that's one of the easy ones. instead of walking and happily to a meeting, i walk into look saidople that have just that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do coverups. you people know that probably better than anybody. i was just looking at a list of some of the things that -- we just did more than 2500 subpoenas qualified for, and i let everybody talk. i let the white house counsel speak for 30 hours -- 30 hours. have 19 special counsel lawyers, 40 fbi agents. i said "all up. let them have whatever they want. nearly 500 search warrant's. think about it. did you ever see a search warrant before? neither did i. this was over 500 search warrant's. of the 19 people that were ording up this investigation whatever you want to call it they wereueller, contributors to the democrat party, most of them, and to hillary clinton. they hated president trump -- they hated him with a passion. they went to her big party after the election that turned out to be a wake. not a party, it was a wake. they wer

i said i'm good i have my popcorn, pajamas, and bowl of corn. d she said everybody who worked on the affordable care act would like them to come to the white house. so that's right, i work for you. and after the vote he invites everybody upstairs to the truman balcony, a hundred people, and you could imagine secret service , ren gates plus 100, moving up stairs, and mrs. obama was out of town. into the night this is after he's been profusely happy and he thanks everybody. and it was an unseasonably warm night, and i said how does tonight compare to how you felt on election night, and he said to me, words i'll never forget. and he said election night was simply the means to get to tonight. [applause] that's how i feel about politics it's only there in service of you, the american people. and what frustrated me about washington was when people allowed their short-term political interests to get ahead of what's actually best for the country. and i watched that happen over and over and over again. and so the answer to your question, in term of how i

>> i don't know. somebody saidschuyler got to the parking lot and saw a man and woman she didn't know. >> i saw him actually stab her. >> reporter: that woman being stabbed was terra, who, with her dog cash, had just stepped out of her car to find someone waiting. dirty john. >> he said, "do you remember me?" he looked me right in the eyes. >> reporter: there was no pause, no time to think. terra, sitting here talking about it, was still struggling with what happened. still visibly keeping an emotional distance, as if it happened to somebody else. >> he was trying to push me into the car. he actually had the trunk wide open. >> trunk. so he wanted you in the trunk of his car? >> yes. >> reporter: john was 6'2". a foot taller than terra. as he pushed her, he began hitting her with a bag. something hard in it. >> it just felt like i was getting punched over and over again. >> reporter: but it wasn't that. there was a knife in the bag. cutting her. slicing into her. >> and i put my arm up with my purse above my heart.

>> well, as i said, i talked directly to bob mueller. i talked directly to bob mueller, not members of his team. >> stephen: so you didn't talk to the people who wrote the mueller report, just bob mueller. "i've never met anyone in bon jovi. i just talk directly to jon bon jovi." that's why i give law a bad name. now, senator-- senator-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ i give law a bad name wooo! now-- ( applause ) thank you. senator ben sasse asked barr about how foreign spies are using sophisticated new ways to try to contact presidential campaigns. >> in a digital cyber era, you don't need a bar and a hooker anymore. you can surround people digitally much easier. >> stephen: the president, however, i'm guessing, still very interested in that bar-hooker scenario. ( laughter ) "what's that? i like that. i'll be in the bar." ( applause ) after lunch, hawaii senator mazie hirono took her whacks at this pinata of perjury. >> mr. barr, now the american people know you are no different from rudy giuliani or kellyanne conway, or any of the other pe

i said you're under no obligation to talk to me and he immediately said i don't want to. >> somethinge said years earlier. >> probably would have been a good idea. >> for the foreseeable future, jim huden would be wearing exactly the ensemble he had, for so long, sought to avoid. immediately after huden's arrest detectives began trying to track down his former lover peggy thomas, a routine computer data search led police to this lake in new mexico where they discovered peggy thomas kept an 80-foot houseboat that she'd gotten in her divorce from mark allen. >> they said she was a really nice person, that she was single and that she'd put the name off the hook on the boat due to the fact she was single. >> captain burton of the san juan office, said she was lured to the marina with a bogus package. she didn't seem all that surprised when he placed her under arrest. >> she had an attorney and she'd been waiting for this day and was kind of ready to get it over with. >> peggy thomas was all business, current says and wasted none of her legendary charm on him. >> just enough time for her t

and i said, oh my gosh this telescope and he said yeah i watched the twin towers fell down to the telescope and i was like oh my gosh, and he said yes solid gold and i'm like that's not the point of the story. 3000 people died right in front of you and you worried about a solid -- so anyway. i retired in 2014, i did not want to write this book, i was living in italy and watching the election from for and i was meditating and happy and paddle boarding doing great fun stuff, and then i kept seeing him going around to campaigns saying but for me because i'm a winner, i went 18 plus championships, and that is not easy to do, that is against the best players with no strokes. i'm a winner, control plan, trumps the winter. and unlike you liar, i know exactly what a bunch of those you told me, we play golf one day he said, i went all the championships, you know how you do it, i buy these courses, play the first drunk by myself and i call that the contribution. and that's how he started winning some of these club temperatures. and one guy told me he was walking in he sees a name that had just as tru

i said i can't even program my vcr. ld the biggest mine in the history of bolivia, you have got the wrong guy. let me go. so, they said i could. i went into platinum and got lucky, and went into hydrocarbons in the early 2000's and that is where we had our biggest score. east texas. david: what did you know about oil and gas? thomas: nothing. but that was already a very good pedigree in terms of what had happened previously. i felt oil which was in the high teens, and which again, the conventional wisdom was oil was going to go back to a normative 12 to 15, maybe under 10 again, my view was it would go to 100. i created a company called lior, named after our two children, and we went prospecting in east texas. and again as in bolivia, got really, really lucky with what we found. david: oil and gas went up. thomas: oil went from $18 to $100. $100 was my target. we hit that in 2007 and we sold the energy company in november 2007. david: after you sold, did you say i should retire or what did you decide to do next? thomas:

i said, you don't love me anymore? she said i met this other person. e even said it's not that i don't love you, but i think i love -- i think i met my soulmate again. >> just like that, dale's world came crashing down. >> i called her brother. i called her sisters. i called her mom. i said do you know what's going on? do you know what's happening? >> he talked to her sister, ramona. >> i remember feeling really annoyed. why are you calling me to try to sway me to your side? by the time the phone call ended i remember thinking, yeah, what is steph doing? >> he begged stephanie's friend, jennifer, do something. >> you have to talk to some sense in to her. you've got to make her see that she needs to stay with me. >> you had no inkling this was coming? >> no, not until she told me she was in love with somebody. >> helplessly in love, she told him. the other man dancing with the mountain stars -- >> i go back to the day that i asked steph if i should shoot that wedding or not and i didn't go to that event with her. i wasn't going to be dancing with her on

i called up mary barra and i said you either sell it or open it. she didn't like the way i talked to her. i said i don't care. you either sell that plant or open that plant. she sold it to a very good company. i think they'll do a good job making electric trucks. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> neil: all right. the president making a lot of news there. welcome, everybody. neil cavuto, this is "your world." explaining how he's going to try to help farmers in the middle of this back and forth trade battle with china to the tune of $16 billion in relief that he says he's getting from the billions of dollars coming in on those tariffs on china. now, he referred to hundreds of billions. he's talking about the potential, i assume from tariffs that kick in on $200 billion worth of additional chinese goods on the first of june. that could be pushed back even further. but he made some news as far as negotiating here when he discussed the possibility that huawei, the chinese telecom concern accused of spying and snooping on customers t

i said one time who is in charge here? you agree and all of a sudden something changes. what goes on there? who is in charge? he says he is in charge. i suspect that he may be and i suspect he may be even more since yesterday because i don't think any responsible assistant to the president of the united states would advise him to do what he did yesterday. thank you all. [inaudible questions] [inaudible conversations] >> house speaker nancy pelosi with her weekly press conference and we help bring you kevin mccarthy's weekly press conference shortly. the senate coming back at noon today, half an hour from now to work on the disaster relief package and vote on reducing robo calls. until then we will show you senator dick durbin talking yesterday on the senate floor about the infrastructure bill. >> we had a meeting in ncy

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i said are you okay? he said i think i've been shot twice.new then that, okay, something is bad. and i said, where's jessie? and he said i tried. and i said, is she okay? and he said i did my best, i tried. and i said, oh, god, brent, don't tell me she's dead. and he said i'm really sorry. and i started screaming. >> and she was sliding down the wall screaming. i grabbed her and picked her up, took her to the couch. she kept yelling jessie's dead. >> it's been six years now, almost seven. and there's not a day goes by that we don't still get upset and still cry. >> i lost a brother to suicide and a lot of people say you're now part of a group which you never wish you would be part of. >> and it's a lifetime membership and the cost of the dues was way, way, way too high. >> sandy is 68. lonnie 75. they have been living mostly on savings, social security and good will. >> i know that you're on a deadline. >> occasionally crashing with friends. >> how are you guys doing? >> they started a nonprofit organization called survivors empowered to offe

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i said why. i just said you're going home. and. i couldn't process it i was just right. my reaction was. i think i was sitting down so i stood up and i said they're going to start and i sat down and i said what do you mean and she said you've gotten executive clemency president clinton has ordered you out and you have to be out today by five o'clock the president had granted her petition and she was told that afternoon and evening they let her out that day it was really great because we always got bad news in there nobody ever got. it was really nice to have all the women walk me across the come. and there was that moment in the compound of victory but it was really hard to because you have to leave you have to leave so many people behind. we can confidently say today that we are finally beginning to win the war against now is the time to show drug users that we mean to reach our goal of a drug free generation in the united states you will be put away and put away for good three strikes and you a

i get paid to do this stuff. he said, "i don't find any of this funny." i go, "great." f myself that way. and then we got into real discussion. and i craved it. i never had that kind of attention. i never had that kind of focus. >> stephen: are you ever tempted-- do you ever find yourself sort of, as a performer, slipping into performance mode when you're in therapy? >> all the time. >> stephen: you have to check yourself, "this is not-- i am not here to perform for this person. i'm here to be selfish for myself." >> he's very astute, this psychiatrist. he'll say to me, "i don't sense you're in the roslo arfmanc el for hn psychoanalysis, because, i mean, i do slip in and out and i'm testing the therapist all the time. >> stephen: what do you mean? >> i will purposely slip into a story or something and see if he catches it. and he does every time. he knows. >> stephen: you're monologuing. >> i'm monologuing. >> stephen: like a supervillain. >> yeah, yeah, maybe. so what happened for me is i said, you know, wouldn't it be interesting-- now i'm on satellite radio. i can do

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i said, "count on it, he killed her." d i got there and, you know, she was gone. >> reporter: he was right to begin with. rachel was dead. the horrific news spread. >> i got a call from a friend and i said, "it can't be." and the next thing i knew, i woke up on the floor. >> reporter: you fainted? >> i completely blacked out, hit the floor. so i called the sheriff's department and asked them if they knew what was going on. and they said just stay right where you're at. >> reporter: james' daughter katelynn got a message at school. >> i walk outside, and i call a family friend, and he goes, "are you sitting down? i think you need to sit down, katelynn." i was like, "what's going on?" and all i remember is just dropping to the ground. >> reporter: rachel's friend shannon couldn't believe what she read online. >> i found out through facebook. i was scrolling and saw someone post something, "r.i.p. rachel." >> reporter: all right. >> and i was like, "what the hell is going on?" so then i called her younger brother, and he said

i said, maybe, i should not do it. i said, politically let them , ask. i did it and it is beautiful, people not coming in. in san diego, they go out and say we did not want the wall in the first place. they wanted the wall desperately because they were being flooded with illegal immigrants. his that -- is that not right? flooded. now, they do not have that. it is a terrible situation we are in, but that is ok because we always win, we always find a way to win. [cheering] it would be awfully good if we set down for 15 minutes, we could stop that border so perfectly. the laws and judges are so against us. it is incredible. we will win. we are winning now. it should not be hard, it should be easy. we raised -- do you know the word raise taxes -- do you like that they will raise our taxes? -- [crowd boos] they go out and say we as democrats will raise your taxes. they want to shut down american energy. they want to destroy your second amendment. no more second amendment. [crowd booing] the republican candidate, somebody who is absolutely a winner, somebody --

i said, open it all up. let them have what they want. nearly 500 search warrants. have you ever seen a search warrant before? neither did i. of the 19 people that were heading up this investigation or whatever you want to call it, with bob mueller, they were contributors to the democrat party to hillary clinton. they hated president trump, they hated him with a passion. they went to her big party after the election. it was a wake. and they were very angry. these are the people that after two years and $40 million or $35 million, will end up being more than that by the time the bills are paid, this is what happens. no collusion, no obstruction, no nothing. they issued 50 orders authorizing use of pen registers. think of that, 500 witnesses. and then i have nancy pelosi go out and say that the president of the united states engaged in a coverup. now we have had a house investigation. we have had senate investigations. we have investigations like nobody everybody had before. they would have loved to have said we colluded. these people were out to get us. the republican