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not about what i feel or i believe, it should 'what the people believe. the second thing you know, the choice i made was between me and my husband. it wasn't between me and the chamber or the house or the senate and i chose life. but i don't put that on any other woman in the state of georgia. >> did you have conversations with your husband about this? >> yeah. we did. we did. >> what were those like if are you so kind to share. >> you know we sat and we talked about it and it's really a burden to bear to say that i am

i was trying to figure out what kind of job i should have after business school. and i couldn't get excited about most of the job offers on campus and then one day i had this if if any. -- this epiphany. which was that if my grandfather was the biggest communist in america and the berlin wall has just come down, i'm going to try to become the biggest capitalist in eastern europe. i couldn't get as far as eastern europe because it wasn't any capitalism going on yet, so i moved to london. i had several jobs but i ended up at solomon brothers, the famous investment bank, just at the beginning of the russian privatization program. and my very first assignment at solomon brothers was to advise a fishing fleet, the management of a fishing fleet located in murmansk, russia, on their privatization. so i go up to murmansk, the head of the fishing fleet takes me to see one of their ships and the ship that he showed to me on the docks was like 400 feet long. it was on a number of different stories. on the top story of the ship they had the nets where they caught the fish, and

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i guess it was franklin who said if we don't hang together, we should all be hanged separately. was really dangerous to have taken on britain, so i think, you know, he was a traitor to the side that won. if britain had won the war, or if we had negotiated, which is what a lot of people hoped, he might've been considered a hero. he chose wrong. he had spent all this time and sacrificed his fortune and his health and everything, all his property was taken. he could never go home. it was really sad. i called the book "the tragedy of benedict arnold" because i really believe it is a tragedy. >> when he decided to go to the british, did he do so because he thought the british were going to win the war at that point in time? dr. malcolm: i think that might have been part of it. i think, basically, he was disgusted with the way he had been treated, and, at the end of it, they still insisted he owed them 1000 pounds, which he did not have the money to pay. his father went bankrupt and was a debtor, which was terrible. he felt he was not being respected, and it meant a great deal to him,

or whether i should get off.ill a by it. >> all those in favor of nixon continuing as a candidate will say aye. >> aye. >> completely vindicated, i feel he acted as a man of courage and honor. as far as i'm concerned, stands higher than ever before. >> once u. fought the battle and have one, then you have a letdown. >> a high peak that brought nixon to tears. that was that, and a short time later, nixon was back on his chartered airplane he had interrupted. >> it was a land slide for the eisenhower/nixon ticket. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we leave washington on midnight, october 5th. from there we go down to the pacific over to new zealand, to australia, up to indonesia, to jakarta china, famosa, korea, japan, then down in manila. >> for the sake of millions in the world who depends on our leadership -- >> washington d.c. and the four week good will tour of the european -- >> eight south american nations. >> communists are making an all-utah. eventually, the free world was brought to its knees. for four days now, some of the 20th

one other thing i probably should tell you. don't i, they will be saying this about me too. we did get something after the election. you know what it was? it was a little dog, black and white spotted. our little girl named him checkers. the kids like all kids love the dog. and i just want to say this right now that regardless of what they aabout it, we're going to keep it. ask now finally, i know that you wonder whether or not i am going to stay on the republican ticket or resign. let me say this. i don't believe that i ought to quit because i'm not a quitter. and incidentally pat is not a quitter, but the decision, my friends, is not mine. and i'm going to ask you to help wire and write the republican national committee whether you think i should stay on or whether i should get off. ask whatever their decision is, i will abide by it. >> all those in favor will identity aye. >> he's not only completely vindicated. i feel he acted as a man of courage and of honor and stands higher than ever before. >> one who fought the battle a

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the public up public opinion was that i should get punished for having painted a new painting on my old one but you didn't get punished what i was actually it was a big buzz in the media it was in a couple of. pages from the from the newspapers but in the end nothing happened nothing howards jim good luck with all your work in the future we haven't even mentioned your music i know you're a great musician as well we'll have to do that another time you know thanks very much for having me. now artists have been involved with our next topic not just designing and i so tell right off in the freezing cold arctic circle a village in swedish is home to the oldest ice hotel in the world. has to be rebuilt every year but they've been doing it for that is thirty years now and it's made from thirty thousand tons of snow ice that's a mixture of packed snow and ice. the best way to get to this destination is to speed along sweetens frozen tony river it feels like minus fifty degrees celsius on our way to a spectacular. cell built from ice and snow. every year some sixty thousand visitors from across

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my view as being the chairman of this organization, there are a lot of people like that i should listen to. i approached criminal probably for my own experiences. when you do battle in the swamps and you work for a republican president and you are a staffer, it seems sometimes that political disagreements turn into legal jeopardy for you. it is a strange thing that every modern republican candidate has -- republican president has a special counsel. each and everyone. they always enough find themselves -- the people around themselves find themselves in a situation where once again their political differences turn into them having to hire a lawyer because people are coming after them. i think we need to call a truce on these things. there are times for special councils, but do you know why they call them special? it should not happen every time. it should be a unique set of circumstances. this has turned into constant. i think we need to have a truce and we need to take our political disagreements to the ballot box. >> i think clinton had a special counsel as well. >> he is the only democ

at least potentially a big deal since the journal first broke that news today, i should tell you it has been confirmed by nbc news and by other news outlets and now as of tonight, as of a short while ago, it has just been formally announced by the white house. so it looks like this is in fact happening. meanwhile, the president's campaign chairman paul manafort is due to be sentenced in d.c. federal court as of next week before he even gets to that sentencing in d.c. next week, though, paul manafort is going to be sentenced first in the other federal jurisdiction where he was charged with multiple felonies. manafort's sentencing in federal court in the eastern district of virginia takes place the day after tomorrow and tonight, prosecutors from mueller's office submitted this filing to the judge in manafort's case in virginia basically telling the

thank you very much for being with us i should say to you that before this weekend i didn't know if your work i'm absolutely blown away by i think you're wonderful. and you can give me the fifty euro is not. all success to you thank you very much for being with a surcharge for having me here. turning to literature now in our series one hundred must reads today's novel is set here in berlin around the time the burning will came down thirty years ago in fact the city itself is kind of the main protagonist my colleague david levitz will explain more about parise the shadow boxing woman. have you ever been a victim or felt like one what if you could fight back what if you could take out anyone you wanted to what you. guys novel the shadow boxing woman is about a young woman living in berlin when the wall comes down after she survives a rape her whole world changes she finds a martial arts teacher who transforms her into a fighting machine. the woman's name is hell not because she's a total bad ass because head is the german word for bright her neighbors neighbors don't get meaning dark when

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mean in a contrary and direction their move on the sovereign fund i think is it's like a we got a trillion dollars from oil maybe we should diversify our bets going forward and i think one is just kind of financial prudence eve diversify in and you know there is no way by pretty deeply into the. divestment concept and i noticed they weren't getting totally out there just getting out of the exploration they're going to hold on to some of the big companies where they were out of time but thank you so much bill hederman thank you have a great are great we could thank you. and we now want to talk text with someone who has sort of been a tech crusader for accountability among these big tech firms where most please sir i'm so glad that you're here and able to talk with us there's a heck of a lot of going on with tech for the last year and a lot of the wealth it's pretty bad right we've seen tech c.e.o.'s hauled before parliament in the u.k. and before the u.s. congress and we're sort of at a key period it seems i mean they don't want to reputation like the banks have do they. they are down and they're headed that way this is we

while we're waiting to hear from and do want to give you an indication more of a reminder actually i should hope of how big the syrian refugee crisis is and i've got the details from the u.n. high commission for refugees he go looking at fifteen conflicts which have spiked in the past five years and nothing comes close to syria the huge yellow circle of eleven point six million displaced the next closest within there is iraq with it's four point one million and then you've got this bar chart here showing the countries taking in all refugees from all conflicts i should say but it's no surprise that you have both turkey and lebanon at the top there are in the top three a direct result of syria thirty percent in fact of the world's refugees are in those two countries plus in pakistan so let's talk to nelson has seen his assistant professor at the american university of beirut and the co-chair of a u. the for refugees initiative a program focusing on the syrian refugee crisis it's nice to have you with us nasr this refugee situation is enormous. so it doesn't get solved overnight if the war end

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it's almost like they snatch victory from the jaws of defeat or defeat from the jaws of victory i should say i mean health care is the issue on which they had the worst last since watergate in the midterm elections it's an issue that the democrats seem to do well on especially if they get rid of obamacare with all its problems by the way without having a replacement that was the problem for paul ryan that was why he had so many problems as speaker of the house a letter i think the democrats win on health care particularly the five states that will probably decide the next election as of now amy. well certainly democrats they campaigned on health care that was smart we knew going into the midterm election that health care was the number one issue but i don't think the democrats necessarily have a solution that's popular with the american people particularly the very radical solutions we're hearing being floated by two thousand and twenty democratic presidential candidates reaction david to education secretary betsy did was is slashing of eighteen million dollars in federal funding for dys

i don't know that i'll fit in the costume, but it's worth a try. >> what do you think, guys? shouldse ] >> wow. i feel like that's a legal contract. i've heard when audiences cheer, it means that's a signed contract. >> jimmy: well, yes, it is a verbal contract. if you have the costume, i would consider wearing the costume if i can get everything into it, you know what i'm saying? >> it's just someone out there has got this. >> jimmy: how long ago was it that you first agreed to play captain marvel? >> i think it was at least three years ago. >> jimmy: a long time. now to see the movie with an audience, i would imagine there's something satisfying about that? >> i'm just relieved i haven't spoiled it yet. >> jimmy: have you been nervous? >> yes. i was scared. i wasn't allowed to tell anyone i was playing captain marvel for a year. >> jimmy: a year? >> yes. >> jimmy: did you tell anybody? >> no. are you kidding me? i was so scared. >> jimmy: what do you think they would really do? beforehand they could fire you, but once you start shooting, that's it. they're going to be mad, but it'

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maybe i should start with limitations. get that as anybody would walking into that office, it's an audacious thing for anybody to think they belong in that office. so when you go in, you have to recognize how much you don't know. no matter where you come from and surrounding yourself with people and more importantly being prepared to listen to them is something that's served me well in south bend and i want to bring back to the white house as president. but i also think age can be an advantage here. if only because it allows me to communicate to the country a vision about what our country is going to look like in 2054. that's the year i get to the current age of the current president. and when you take -- it's not like an achievement opt my part. it's just the math. but when you take that personally, when it's not just something but personally preparing what the world is going to look like. i think it gives you a different sense of urgency. we belong to the the generation that experienced school shootings as the norm. i was

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>> he should be very worried. ind applause ] you know, unfortunately, i think that the -- the mueller investigation is going to end up a little gray. unless they have him on the phone with vlad. "okay, vlad, i'll take the moscow tower, you get ukraine and keep the pee pee tape to yourself. i mean, unless there's literally that line, that's going to be great. what's going to take him down is -- and michael cohen will be one of the people very important to this, is i believe the southern district and they're going to, what i call r.i.c.o. him. which is the racketeering influence corrupt organization act. where if you're at the top of an organization that anybody in it is doing illicit things, you go to jail. i think they will take him apart. i think they will take his buildings away. [ cheers and applause ] there will be nothing left. if you really think about it, this guy showed up and has tried to undo what our great grandparents died for. you know, separation of state, freedom of the press. and they're going to mak

but i do favor -- everyone should have health care as a right in this country. enough money, and we still don't have health care as a right. so i do think we can reform our health care system, but i want the private market involved. gerry: congressman, we've got to take another break. more of the big topics in the 2020 presidential election. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: i'm back with john trainny. delaney. talking about the democratic party and where it's going. a lot of policies described as possibly socialist. one of the faved ones is the green new deal, infrastructure spending for green projects. you support that or against it? >> so i'm excited that it's created a lot of energy, but i don't think it's the right way to go on climate. first of all, we shouldn't tie climate change to other issues. either climate change is a problem or it's not. if it is, we should have a singular focus, and is the green new deal tries to link it. so that, i don't think, is the right approach. secly, i favor market-based approach, so i introduced the only bipartisan carbon tax b

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i should say a new approval of a drug but not a new drug being used for a different purpose. >> it'seen used off label. a drug approved forever anesthesia. a sense of euphoria. they use it for pain. gives you an out of body experience. you feel like you are floating. feel very happy. psychiatrists have been using it off label for this for a long time. you then have to give it intravenously in a clinic and it's very, very expensive. this is a very exciting advance intranasally. it's very similar to the other version i just described. you can just shoot it up to your nostrils and it does something to promote what's called the glutamate pathways in the brain which give instant relief to depression. it floats a chemical through the brain that makes you happy. caution also known as special k on the street. street drug used for date rape. >> bill: that's where the controversy comes in. >> right. it has a very, very sketchy past. this drug, i think for depression is a huge game changer, bill. 188 was the last time we had a depression drug owe proved called prozac and a series of drugs in th

but i did put it -- i should have told her upfront. >> seth: yeah. >> i just told her, i was like, "lookughter ] just, like, just skim ahead. you don't need to read all of it." >> seth: you should be like, "i'm going to print you up your own copy where things will different fonts. >> that's what i should -- yes. >> seth: and if you see that font just flip ahead. >> yes, it's just, like, "x"-ed out. >> seth: yeah. >> i should have done that. >> seth: you -- was it -- i can't imagine what it's like going back through your own memories like that. did you find it cathartic to write about? was it harder than you thought? easier than you thought? >> yeah, it was harder than i thought in a lot of ways. i mean, some is fun to, sort of, go back and think about. sometimes you don't really recognize that person. like, at 19, i was like, "who is that guy?" >> seth: yeah. >> what was he up to? so, it was -- with enough distance, like, you know, i'm 40 now. so, it was, like, i could think about my teenage years with a little more clarity and a little less judgment. i think i was very judgmental of mys