i said, "i don't know, eric, they find me funny."to be in the picture as well, so he's kind of like, "can i have a selfie?" and then he stands next to me, 'cause he thinks they want him as well, 'cause they do, more than me now. but no, i would absolutely love it, harvey, if he could do what i do. what if he gravitates to academics? then fine, i would encourage him. i have a feeling he's gonna be more like me. - because you hope or because you think? - i hope, yeah, yeah. i mean, i'm not gonna lie. i would love him to one day say-- not that, you know, that i'd give him the company, but to say, "can i work for you and learn how to do it?" i mean, that would make me feel incredible. and then you've kind of got a legacy, and you know, i didn't think like that before. i think it would be amazing. serious question. you've heard about a lot of kids who are in show business who get screwed up. - yeah, that's true. - does that worry you? - yeah, it does. - sounds like he's kind of a showman. now, i'm talking to you i'm actually thinking this

so i said this morning -- i said -- i wrote it out. i said, "let's see" -- because i'm watching. on for years and years. no collusion, no obstruction. "oh, that's not good enough. let's go more." $40 million, interview 500 people -- they got nothing. i could find something -- i could take anybody in this audience. give me $40 million. give me unlimited fbi, unlimited interviews, unlimited -- they interviewed 500 people. listen to this, 2500 subpoenas. they did everything. their collusion, no collusion. they have no collusion. [applause] then i have an article 2, where i have the right to do whatever i want as president. but i don't even talk about that because they did a report and there was no obstruction. after looking at it, our great attorney general read it. he's a total professional. he said, "there's nothing here. there's no obstruction." so they referenced, "no obstruction." so you have no collusion, no obstruction, and yet it goes on. and they think this is helping them. i personally think it's hurting them. a lot of people think it's very bad for them. but it just goes o

i think as a man said, i have said what i came to say.rian: so you have done everything you wanted to do? patrick: well, yes. i am -- i feel i am very fortunate being around still you know. brian: you mentioned, by the way in here that you had open heart surgery at one point? patrick: sure, it was right after the california primary in 1992 that's why guys said, why are you staying in the race? that's because the doctor told me i have got to in for heart -- open heart surgery right after the primaries that you couldn't last -- this was a surgery i had that made me so nervous when i gave that culture and war speech in the convention whether i could really have the energy to do it, so yes. brian: what was wrong with the heart? patrick: the heart valve was leaking badly, very, very bad and started to deteriorate. the doctor that described, he said, it will get worse, worse, worse, and suddenly it will take a turn down like that and you get the valve in just as it makes the turn. brian: you mentioned bill safire earlier and i want to show folk

and i said--i just kept goin'. and then i was heard he was comin', i said, "man, that's--" well, they're legends. to me, it's an honor to have them and have a lot of these vintners that we've heard about at our event this year, you know? damian: all right, well we're lookin' at video from, i think it's last year. this is just a time to taste some delicious wine made by our latino vintners all across wine country and taste also some delicious food also catered by local restaurants. talk about just what people are able to-- ray: well, the food is a great part of it, and we're glad to have jorge back. jorge has been super busy the last five or so years. damian: jorge with chacho's. ray: from chacho's in san patricio, and they will be catering to the vip. their cuisine will be available for the vips only, and we're excited about that, to have him back. he always--i remember one year, and he had given me the menu, "and i'm gonna make chile verde." i said, "what else do you do, jorge?" he said, "i do ribs, and spaghetti,

commute and i said it was there behind those trees. ok ok he said and that was it he looked around a while and then said ok very well. from the left and everyone was wondering what he was looking for and why he had come to wrote. what we had already read in the newspapers that spain had signed a treaty with the united states and what it was all about. is spain was not in any condition to negotiate and this would become obvious in the agreements it signed because they did the country a lot of damage. right. coming up. right. if a foreign country attacked the base would have to defend it and defend the americans . get offended like but listen if you have the most impressive firepower in the world and aircraft and atomic bombs because there were atom bombs here what are we going to defend for you. know i'm out of and then i was out there. writing your template of. about anyone not of my father at a place on a plot of land near a computer. used to store 4 or 5 girls of wine in their dissent every year my eyes were swollen from crying when t

i said how is he has mayor? nicest human ever heat.ll he said mike said he never did a if job and i'm shocked to see him running okay? he goes home and african americans are so angry at him because he's supposed to be a hot young star. that is not a star. it's not a star. add edge. and i don't sth see him meeting president xi of china and meeting successfully with kim jung un. i don't see him dealing, and nobody has been tougher with russia than donald trump. i don't see him dealing with putin.ir we spend hundreds of billions of dollars to britain and last rear i said folks pay your fair share. like this.ing the contribution. ocket ship.ike a r billion. and i said to them, great people. i said listen. we are taking care of you. nd you're us on trade a not paying your military bills so we're taking care of trade. it nice and easy and european union is terrible there.p terrible. with china. $507 billion. ken and guys said we're stopping that. is stopping it. is stopping it. so is she related to elvis? i don't know

as was the last year that called up you made it up as i said as i would have the time i said i'm. not mia you know he personally did a concert on do you. can i tell and i'll bet that. you know sometimes you know what i mean you know people tell me. like i said i am not going to get out of that book and i got to clapping people get to my plan i think i will get my norm which i don't think i want and. if there are some you. know be your family then you. the. people sit around and i mess us economy me one for them. when they get us out of the book. so that line of support you know so i kill or get out of so that. you know don't they can add a new sort of i don't plan you so you've got a leg up on you. and you don't get out of sorts. yeah you affect going hunting in the prison. i mean it's only about him going to submit mano a mano with and thank you. because you know i think my you know that you know this idea you see a study out i would like what i meant at the war you know at the musée were there was a could get close as you're going on you can audiences because something meant goin

i said, "where did that go?" he said, "left." and said, "i owe you a pint and i owe you a pint!" he was always good, but not always the best at being a calm, hiding your emotions parent. i caddied for him. that was fun. yeah, 12 months i caddied for him. an argument every single... well, every single day, really. i got sacked every week. sort of had a couple of altercations, probably. that would be putting it mildly. but, like, we did greatand, looking back, almost look back at those times and miss them a little bit. having such a good time with your dad and, originally, when we started out, travelling the world together. it's great and it's just something... it's just a cool thing to do, really. absolutely great. we're just good mates. we had a laugh. most of the time it was a great laugh. i think he's got better. i actually think i'm at fault now because... you know, you could be at the ryder cup with 50,000 people screaming and i'll hear my dad's voice over anybody else. i can't help it. he could not hit a golf ball. he did not

i said, you don't love me anymore? she said i met this other person. she 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 during the phone call feeling really annoy like 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 into 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. so for her 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

and i said i think it might be like if you got hit in the face like on the baseball field. and he said had oh i would never report that. right -- because you know, i was like it is just a violent felony it is assault. and for some reason, if it happens to someone else, you can report it because you're helping them. but if it happens to you it is important that you show everyone that you're not a snitch. that you're a good sport that you can take it, and you know what i said, i said with my boyfriend too never someone hit me in the face in a bar i would never report it that was assailant that can go hit somebody else who maybe can't take it as well, and you know you saw trump running for president. you saw his rise in new york, and you know, that was your last sexual encounter. did you feel any obligation even looking back to join voices with other women around the hollywood tape and say this was a taidges sexual predator. >> i thought it was helping him and more of his face loved it, and what happened since this book came out with approval rating by two points. so this story

i said california. he said let me see your leave papers. i opened up my pea coat, took out my leave papers and i had my spaghetti bar up here. he looked at that, looked at my release papers and said, where are you headed for? i said i'm going home. i haven't been home for a couple of years. where's your home? over in jersey. he said good luck and thanks for coming home. that was that. but those shore patrol guys wanted to arrest me because i was out of uniform. i took the bus out to lyndhurst. so i got off at the top of the hill on 3rd avenue, not knowing where the house was that they moved. i knew the address but i didn't know how far down it was. i started walking, walking, walking. finally, it was way down at the end of the street, probably better than a quarter of a mile. i walked to the front door. sunday morning. about 9:30. i rang the bell. [sniffing] george: i'm sorry. >> it's ok. [sniffing] george: my father said -- he's here. he's here. they were just finishing breakfast to get ready to go to church. and i said i wanted to go to ch

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and i said to him, "i can't do this anymore. want to come home." >> and we said, "no, you made a commitment. you're a man. you gave your word." >> how hard was it to say that? >> that was really hard. >> it was really hard, yes. >> i may have hung up the phone a bit angry at him, because it wasn't the answer i wanted to get, but in retrospect, i'm really glad. >> but zach tried to make it work, and then one night, when the teachers got together, there was someone new, another teacher just returning from a sunny vacation. >> there was this beautiful, tanned georgia coming back from croatia. >> 23-year-old georgia robinson, a recent university graduate herself from new zealand. she'd been teaching ad libbing in a nearby town on the coast called noda. in october, they all went to a karaoke bar. >> i found out she was a huge fan of kiss, so you know, myself loving rock 'n' roll that sparked my interest. >> did it seem to be the same way the other way around? >> actually no, because i didn't hear anything from her after that night. >

and that's why i haven't ever said. on october 14th $953.00 i went into the countryside with a bicycle and some cattle and i saw a convoy of cars coming towards me. hey stand back get off the road. things were very authoritarian back then so i guess somebody important was coming alive and i. could tell up on the console i was working at my office in the castle . and suddenly i know. franco is here so i said sister what are you talking about franco yes she said franco is here so we went up to the keep and there he was. franco was looking around and suddenly said could you please tell me what the salado reverse. and i said it was there behind those trees. ok ok he said and that was it he looked around a while and then said ok very well. from the left and everyone was wondering what he was looking for and why he had come to wrote. what we had already. read in the newspapers that spain had signed a treaty with the united states and what it was all about. spain was not in any condition to negotiate and this would become obvio

i said, look, everybody sit down. we're going to read a story from the bible and i'm going to ask you some questions about this. so i gave them a little piece to read about noah. and so they all read about noah and they are still gigging and twisting in their seats but they all read about noah. and i said, how do you think noah felt when he heard god? and of course they give lots of gig i will answers, answers like, am i going crazy, and is it a space man talking to me but after a while they start to get engaged. what would that mean that god spoke directly to you and told you about something that was going to happen in this world. so they got a little bit engaged started answering the questions and we made it through the juice time and passed out the juice and cookies and actually had a pretty good class. so did it again the next week. brought in a different story and started asking questions. and they got more and more engaged. we gave up doing the art we gave are up cutting each other's hair and got focused on the b

i said, everybody sit down. we will read a story about the bible and i will ask you some questions about this. they all read about noah and they are still giggling and twisting in the seats. i said, how do you think noah felt when he heard god? of course, they gave lots of giggly answers. like, am i going crazy? is it a spaceman talking to me? after a while, they start to get engaged. what would that mean? god spoke directly to you and told you about something that was going to happen in this world. we actually had a pretty good class. so, did it again the next week. brought in a different story, started asking them questions. gaveve up doing the art, up cutting each other's hair, and we focused on the bible questions. one day, we were reading a passage about charity. the children were struggling with a question about charity. charity, youe with don't have to give, but you have to think about what you owe. i was asking the question, what do we owe each other? they go back and forth. they figure out some parts of

i disagree with lindsey on that. that was the only thing. he saider what am i going to do wait until we get somebody else in a higher position, higher office? these with are people hate our country. john, they hate our country. they hate it i think with a passion. now, it's possible i'm wrong. the voter will decide. but when i hear the way they talk about our country when i hear the anti-semitic language they use. when i hear the hatred they have for israel and the love they have for enemies like al qaeda, then you know what, i will tell you that i -- i do not believe this is good for the democrat party. certainly it's not the party that i've known over the years. >> mr. president, mr. president -- mr. president dsh zbloosh does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist? and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point. >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. and all i'm saying they want to leave they can leave. now -- it doesn't say leave forever. it says leave if you want. but wha

i said this doesn't sound right. t i got a note from president nixon, hanging on my wall, it says, al told me you were a great devil's advocate. thanks for all you do above and beyond the call of duty. that's the job. it is a great job. it's not bad at all. >> this book is called nixon's white house wars, battles that made and broke a president and divided america forever. our guest has been patrick j. buchanan. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> next sunday on q&a, corey inspectorormer deputy with the new york police department, once a cup, the street, the law. 2:00 a.m. pacific 10. at what isa look live monday on the c-span networks. at 10:00 a.m., a forum on economic and financial sanction -- sanctions on north korea hosted by the institute of peace. a christians united for israel forum hosted by mike pompeo and john bolton. is live a.m., c-span2 at the christians united for israel forum. 3:00enate gaveled in at p.m. to work on a nom

and i couldn't do it but lenny said i will help you. he's removed hundreds. >> lenny found himself in the crosshairs of alex jones things disandy hook did happen. 20 children were murdered. he was the father of one of those kids. >> he's had to move. because he's gone after them. they've come after him. again, with the exception of the peoples of this video is fake and look at the angle. people saw her get killed. the thing about it is, it's still on youtube today. after going through this, i engaged the georgetown university civil rights clinic and i said guys, let's go after the great white whale. let's go after google. and they said yeah, we will do this. it's taken about eight months. we had a videoconference with you to the head of legal, juniper downs. which is the global, head of global for google. and alexandra walton. she testified before congress not too long gago. they were all like, they looked like this innocent people german. like we are really trying. those videos are blocked. we are going, they are still up and here's an

i said yes. i said you know, you don't like me and i don't like you.never liked you and you have never liked me. but you will support me because you are a rich guy and if you don't support me, you will be so god damn poor. [laughter] [cheering] presidentd to me, mr. , everybody calls me mr. president. it is a funny thing. he said, "mr. president, you are right. i am sporting you. i think you are doing a great job. maybe we did not get along." but it is not like he has a choice. he has no choice. but it is a good choice. he is in the right thing. my name is mr. president. i have good friends who call me don, donald, they call me anything, right? you lose all your friends when you're president because they are all afraid to talk to you. it is true. except for these six or seven ladies up there. they always talk. they are not intimidated. it is true. i have wonderful friends. tough guys and smart guys. they are rich. i have middle-of-the-road, poor, everybody. poor guys and rich guys did it does not matter. and say guys call up mr. president, how are you,

she said, "i know.ng is worse and she has the balance of ron white after midnight [ light laughter ] and now she's thinking about getting a pistol and i said, "mom." i said, "call me ultra, you know, worrywart, but maybe you shouldn't be packing heat if you're wearing a life alert. you know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no >> i mean, what do you say so i try to talk her through this and i said -- i said, "mom." i said, "i hope loading this thing is not going to be more difficult than opening a jar of pickles, or you're going to be in trouble." well, 'cause she's got arthritis in her thumbs. and then i started thinking, "i bet i could get her a commercial out of it." you know, it's like, "my arthritis had gotten so bad, i could barely jack a round into the chamber. [ laughter ] "but thanks to new improved bufferin, i can make it rain, dog. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> you feel me [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: mom -- >> i just see her, like sorting her bullets in her pill boxes and everything [ light

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i said, what happened? they said, nothing. fly in and fly out, some have beautiful planes and some did not. some probably did not get there by plane. but they would have many summits. i would say, watch, i'm going to do this. we recognize the golan heights as being part of israel. it was a big thing. i go, watch this. boom. it. press then we're breaking news. john roberts of fox's "we have breaking news. it doesn't matter what they're talking about. he breaks it up. that is twitter. that is social media. i call twitter a typewriter. on to facebook automatically and it goes on to instagram and it goes on to television. more so fox than it does cnn. it is something bad, they will put it on. if i have a spelling deal, they will put it on. donald trump spells the word "the" wrong. he spelled it "thi." any kind of a punctuation mistake, they put it on. i'm very, very careful. i am actually good speller. the fingers are not as good as the brain. but it is true. it is incredible what it does. i put other social media statement. a was

i went there, i said, i don't see any light, pilot. as we are landing, i said, i don't see.nd i thought to myself, think of it. we've spent almost $8 trillion in the middle east. and we have to turn off the lights of an airplane to land. how bad is that? they didn't do their job. we did our job. and the military did their job. but we fight to sort of just keep going. we don't fight to win. i fight to win. [cheers and applause] i fight to win. i fight to win. so we are landing this big, beautiful air force one, and i am saying, major, i don't see a runway. yes, sir, it's right up ahead. guy is 30 years old or something. he says -- and they get me with that. they will say majors aren't thirtysomething. maybe he's 35, whatever it is.th i don't see it, major! how aboutt lifting up? let's go around.d. that is the last thing we want to do in that part of the world. he said, sir, it's right there, sir.r. and we're landing, and i still haven't seen a light. but these guys, they are the greatest pilots in the world. we have the greatest military in the world. we have the greatest equ

remember i said it. ever get the chance. and that's why the election coming up -- i always said this is the most important election -- 2016 -- most important election that we've ever had. and it was certainly the coolest. that's for sure. [applause] but it was, i believe, the most important election because our country was going wrong. it was going wrong. and when you see all the incredible numbers coming up and all the success that we're having, and all the fact that we're respected all over the world. we have a really good man who's going to be the prime minister of the u.k. now, boris johnson. [applause] good man. he's tough and he's smart. they're saying "britain trump." they call him "britain trump." and people are saying, "that's a good thing." they like me over there. that's what they wanted. that's what they need. [applause] that's what they need. he'll get it done. boris is good. he's going to do a good job. i think nigel is someplace in this audience. where is nigel? where is he? nigel farage. h

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i said well, maybe i'll go see him. ll, three other fellows and myself, as it turned out, had the same idea. so i went up to see him, and he sat and talked to me for a couple hours, wanting to know what i did in the boy scouts, how far i advanced, you know, and what i did for a living before i came in. all kinds of stuff. and he did the same with the other fellows. so finally, he called us up to his cabin, individually, and he said, i want to give you an appointment to go to annapolis. and he said it's been a while since you've been in school, so when we get back to the states, i'm going to give you a 60 day leave to go home. while you're home, i want you to go back to your local high school, sit in on some math classes, that sort of thing. just to refresh your memory on some of these subjects. because we haven't touched on anything like that in a couple of years. he said and then when you get back to california, you're going to get orders to go to the naval academy prep school in virginia. from there, you will go to sch

i said, japanese, they say japan militaristic. we don't defend our own, and the accept their , we position. and so it was a sell-out. badly written. there.ould have had me in i would have liked to have written it. we could have stated our side, sigh, so then ir he went forward and he came back started, henry started ragging me, your conservative haven't supported us in the middle east. and then i just got up and put that far from his, and b.s. and sat down.lar i looked believe it, and it was scowcroft. i don't know if he agreed with enjoyed the encounter. resign?did you >> that's y. i grew up being that the learning worst diplomatic disaster in he had signed over the freedom of no 10 countries in eastern europe to and joe stalin into their custody and it was a horror show. i always believed it was a betrayal. i said, if i had been party to something that's going to do the ame thing to the people of taiwan, whom we supported, always supported, and the nationalists, and so i just and ashamed and disgusted, i decided to resign, and to

i said, of course, because i'm makinger them pay their bills. aughter] what happens when i hear the word apprentice? >> whenever i hear that word apprentice i say i love that word that was a good chat. [laughter] they think you know what we'll do get arnold schwarzenegger to take my place. that didn't work out too well. then you have that young guy boot edge -- and you have a young guy boot saying how to say his name boot edge edge -- [laughter] he's a beauty he runs a failed city. like when he called pocahontas pocahontas. >> it's like they should have waited. because she then went out and got that pest. 1024 i have said i have my indian blood than she has in her, and i have none. and bernie -- bernie you missed your time . [applause] you missed your time. he's not doing too well but that's okay he's up there ranting raving going like a lunatic i said to our first lady the other day i was watching bernie screaming hair is all crazy -- [laughter] but damn, that's a beautiful baby. >> look at that beautiful baby. look at that beautiful baby. wow,

and i said, well, i'll run. know if i'm going to win because i've never even run or office or thought about running for office. i just want to know that you will run. and just a couple weeks later, she passed away. >> that summer, pelosi ran in the special election for california's fifth congressional district. she was 46 years old. the race was a free-for-all with 14 candidates. >> she wasn't terribly well known. but she was very connected in democratic circles, which gave her access to a great deal of money. >> but all of that money didn't translate into popularity, with members of the party's progressive wing who attacked pelosi as a rich political insider. >> how can she relate to people like me? a single parent, working mother? >> it foreshadowed the political lied ning rod she'd become years down the road. >> it was a contentious primary and it was a hard race for nancy. >> she's never met a payroll, she's never had to worry about child care, never had a kid in the public school -- >> i don't think you have

and i said to bill, bill, do you mind if i sit this one out? and he said, okay, but could you come by my hotel room afterward and tell me why. and i said all right. so i -- i went to his room after they had done all of this parading. and i said, when you put on 18th century clothing it makes you feel important. it inspires you. it makes you think that the 18th century was the ultimate of what it means to be an american. when i wear the clothes i wear, i feel like a slave. and if i'm responsible and want to get into my character, the more i get into my character the worse i feel as an individual. so what she's talking about is what happens to every african-american interpreter mo puts on a costume every day and goes out into that street to interpret something that few people interpret and to find your peace in that is what she did. many fail to do it. but she found her peace in that but it was that day bill white understood what it meant being an african-american, putting on a slave costume and what that did to your psyche. >> i want to say this.

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i said it like that. hat this is essential to do, because if your spouse is good enough to be your spouse, to be that children with, their opinions deserve respect, even if you disagree with them. >> if you saw somebody walking down third avenue wearing and make america great again hat, which have an instant judgment? >> probably. >> and what would it be? >> but it would walk up to them and say are you an idiot? what you think? this guy is a a jerk that i was okay, you want to make a statement. there are a number of people and national review who are my friends who think trump is great. i have -- not a lot but i have some. people will read the surface of the think this is anything. we never discussed like that anyway, but if i had a situation i write about where a patient i had for years, i thought he was a perfect person and he was going to move to canada when trump was elected her i said, what are you doing that? that's ridiculous. he almost left me. we worked it out that this kinf stuff didn't happen be

i said all along that i had -- i would not object to bob going up to testify, but after i said that, he indicated he was not interested in testifying. so i was disappointed to see him subpoenaed because i don't think that serves any purpose, dragging bob mueller up if he, in fact, is going to stick to the report. it seems to me the only reason for doing that is to create some kind of public spectacle. and if bob decides that he doesn't want to be subject to that, then the department of justice would certainly back

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on reddit reply and he said yes and then i can get hold of him i didn't do it just mccullough and jed was like stop talking about my own don't said some things that were controversial war that people would heard before i mentioned it to market and coming to an interview so i flew out to tell you i did that interview and then what happened was some other people got in touch i thought actually this is going to be just 2 separate interviews i can package 6 things up and make kind of a series out of it i guess i'm what i found out about it is just. a business that was insolvent probably i can't confirm that but it sounds like he did and i think. a lot of anger towards him but i think rather than being any kind of scam i think it was more just out of his depth you know we still have extreme has been had today by now recently you know we have years of seeing the times that's how it so happens and exchange struck me so it's not surprising it happened to mt gox and i don't hold any malice to marco but it's actually quite light. so you met with them and you found it to be a personal ball of su

so, back in class, i said, hey. how can i kind of get in on that? and, she said, will first of all, you are too young. and, the people that they are working with our college age or older. whatever. and, i have always been a little brass year than your average bear. and so, i got my - i got - i don't remember who on behalf, my parents called somebody at cw to find that when the audition was going to be. for the african-american programs and living history programs. and so, i went to the audition at 17. they did not know i was 17. >> you filled out an application? >> i most certainly did not. we had to bring our resume. we had to bring out the other resume. but i had my headshot and i had on my show stuff listed. i was good to go. and so, i did it. and then they hired me. it was really great. so my friends were working at mcdonald's that summer for minimum wage, you know, i thought it was great because i was making a whole lot more money, comparatively. it wasn't really a lot when you think back on it. but it was two dollars more than everybody else in

something that i think is probably a revelation that hadn't been said before which is that here is when when he 1st transferred he uploaded all that data he took from that i say uploaded it to a server and he paid he had paid for that server with bitcoin because he knew that the surveillance state that if he had done it on a credit card it would be traced to him and i say might know that you know here is an agent server and uploading these documents so you pay for his server with bitcoin so that was the 1st that i've ever heard him say that right amazing revelation is showing up at point transform the globe's discussion about surveillance and look people ask me all the time what if the government outlaws because i'm in they don't understand. they don't understand law the law is made by those who by the law laws are paid for laws are paid to play any everywhere in the world yes you have the constitution and the bill of rights which were anomalies because they were done in the public interest for the public we the people but the spend eroded our horrifically over the pas

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 5 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 3 strikes and you are. the

i said just the opposite. the time we are living in, may i say the frontal assault on the first institutions that i have been describing this morning proceeds apace. i think it is a great challenge to everybody who will read american restoration to internalize what that ongoing progressive revolution will ultimately mean, first in culture and then in public policy. i think we are facing undoubtedly massive problems of cultural and national disintegration, we are in the midst of a giant enormous debate, great consequences, the next chapter of national life, the discordant notes are many and i was struck by that wonderful observation from charles krauthammer who said you are betraying your whole life if you don't say what you think honestly and bluntly. i hope graciously as well. that is the goal for american restoration but i'm an redeemable optimist, not a confetti to the wind man. i believe we as a nation can in fact restore and renew and keep in mind what burke told us it might look like which we might reform