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but more than anything i just thought she was lying. so i rode my bike on, and my grandfather was, actually worked the graveyard shift, so use always home in the afternoons. he was in the garage cutting coupons from safeway, the grocery store. this woman told me it was fake and that's when i found out my grandfather said, what are you doing showing that two people, the green card? and you are not supposed to be here. so that's what happened. mind you, this was in 97. 97. so there was no internet. like, i couldn't look it up. i thought -- this is why to me the power of media so important because i had convinced myself that this was a mexican issue, that this is not about me at all. so all of a sudden i found myself in a situation of did know who to talk to about it. like, i have no concept at all of what it was or contact of why the way, by people like me have to be here illegally. >> host: did your light switch on that day transit i think the beginning of kind of growing up, right? and thinking, i thought my family was, take papers, why

i thought i have a. big star of a star going to have a boy if i want to stone full idea why i go to dewey. was stuck was thought. i was at the bottom of them all about the thing because that's. what i want us i was it was what out of what i was i mean a lot of the just evil but possible of the bijani about being a good mother father. bothered to go to the shop. it's not a really good with when i reckon it's really we're going to rule. out of but. buses all of. us. well it's why leave that aside he has not been with us for a yellow man. a man on a i'm near what i'd had in mind the thought of the father but then he would as well he didn't make me. as i missed and i thought of all. i did bush but about us now. what i'm going to get it is that we get out of the gun isaac a. good . god bad. budget got a good god i thought about obama yeah that was sort of you know i want to fight it but it's come on then you know that me going on but if you guys are going to put. on my leg the. good that i won is when i'm not

when sad for her leave a climate and i thought potentially can. feel. that i couldn't sue for any i did felt sad that they felt sad that then you can ask that knew i had. lived in mexico. where. he would be with him in a. meaningful move. who. well a little league. game meant to have me. do the talking but the horse and i don't. get a few i was right in the early years i didn't think. it was somewhere between braking to give fuel and the i want us to go to the patients . and in those days i was confronted with a problem with that accumulated during their longer days of care for you which is who is going to. distribute the milk. they grabbed us out of a lot of households and they at rest did many of us they taught charge they made life hell. i think normally people after forty years. of their life is totally paralyzed. but others are. there's a lot of dollars month. and only got only months of because minutes in chicago show the only muslim. bus though it's a lot more member goosing a muslim a muslim is go home go than a muslim a holy man. more so in ways

and i thought it was brilliant. talking with him, the type of questions he asked were all so different. i did, literally before i left, i thought, i hope he offers me a job. i really want to do this. david: did your friends tell you this was not a good idea? tim: they thought i was nuts. [laughter] tim: they thought i was nuts. again, conventional wisdom is you're working for the top personal computer maker in the world. why would you ever leave? you've got a career ahead. it wasn't a decision you could kind of sit down and do the engineering kind of analysis, saying here are the pluses and minuses, because that analysis would always say stay put. it was this voice in your head that was saying, go west, young man. go west. david: despite the fact there was no state income tax in texas and there is in california, you still said you were going to go west. in hindsight, this was the best professional decision of your life, i assume? may the best decision of my life. i'm not sure you have to put professional in that. da

this is better than i thought they would do. han i thought they would do. i am gutted. ifeelwinded, if they than i thought they would do. i am gutted. i feel winded, if they don't bring it home, i gutted. i feel winded, if they don't bring it home, lam not gutted. i feel winded, if they don't bring it home, i am not going gutted. i feel winded, if they don't bring it home, lam not going into night. so, more years of hurt. they are coming home. president trump has launched a forthright attack on germany —— accusing it of being controlled by russia. he was speaking shortly before meeting chancellor merkel at the nato summit in brussels. mr trump also repeated his claim that the eu was taking advantage of the us — and stepped up his demands for nato members to boost their defence spending. our europe editor katya adler has the latest. such careful choreography. not showy, but precise. nato boasts that it's in control and ready to take on modern—day threats — cybercrime, cross—border terror, concerns about russia. but there was one b

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say and i thought oh no. there's been no new call gal. has been in the the middle but i ve when the thing i was was almost gone back there but i was gone. most of my there when hope i was a mother it up but i think when it was out on been a lot of. yeah a lot of adults quit this way. yeah i'm the outsider well underscoring the early cuban that i played that. out of balance and at the end they'll put a. he was out by a pretty medal thought all. along for golf in all participants and i know what. they believe to me mark i'm open to most. but i also tell you if you don't want to perform. i don't know if you're jewish you know for a song on the most. jagan look up security. but obviously it was. a complete multiple of the ship to use overtime meant as he said in a little bit he knows they built a lot of this could you and i mean amigos i mean just i mean the ideas. on which will all still comatose exit polls on cool souls and i mean we can say i want to move out. in the world but when the sun was a job just the safe totals. in this year when t

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i thought it was a really interesting documentary. . i thought he was great at times, i could live with eyes wide shut. but i really think this is a portrait of somebody who is in love with the movies and is n love with a movie—maker and decides to dedicate himself to making that art happen — and it is very inspiring. fascinating — did he ever see his children? that is what you wonder, it is an extraordinary story. it really is. go and see mamma mia!! thank you very much. that is the weekend sorted out, isn't it? and just a reminder before we go, you can find all the film news and reviews on the bbc online. and all our previous programmes are on the iplayer, of course. enjoy your weekend of cinema going! i've still got angel eyes going round and round in my head! yeah. have a good week! good evening. a plot twist and our weather story. some rain at long last. most of us, not quite all, have seen a little bit of rain today. that is how it looks across manchester a little bit earlier on for one of our weather watchers. grey and gloomy sk

i was thought of as a bit lazy, a bit thick, or a mixture of the two. if i was interested in something, i generally excelled. what i was interested in was what was going on in the world. the vietnamese war was going on. there was a general 1960's uprising of students taking place. i decided to start a magazine to campaign against the things i thought were wrong. david: this was 15 years old? you drop out of school at 15 years old to start the magazine. you get prominent interviews, like some from mick jagger. richard: in some ways, if you are 15 years old, you have a better chance of getting interviews with people than if you are 30 or 40 or 50. i would just turn up at people's houses. [laughter] because i was young and enthusiastic, they generally took pity on me. david: you decided to start a record company. where did you get that idea from, and where does the name virgin come from? why not branson? richard: [laughter] i was 15 years old, 16 years old -- we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to e

[laughter] i thought to myself i am in a soap opera. but then i thought this story has got to go. i cal called her back and she answers and i said you've been a reporter's wife for 32 years let me tell you what it's about. so i told her a little bit. it's a story that you would be very proud of as an american citizen. i need to know the name of the person that he is shacking up with. [laughter] and she gave it to me because she knows that story in the paper. she was an editor's wife. she had some feeling for the institution. it's an institution where you do have a feeling for it and then i had a problem because this person was one of those people who because of what she did for a living wasn't in the phone book. [laughter] i had published some books and my editor called an agent who had somebody in his office who did handle those people and had phone numbers and there were a lot of people getting woken up. i got the number to this person's home and now it is about 3:50. i'm still writing at about 4,000 words in th and the story i didt know how long it was going to go but i've been

i thought i thought i thought. that i. would imagine. that i said i thought about you. by doing a study. of us immigrant is that if you want to. know what they're. like there's no no no no it doesn't about the motor this is money get it you know. what is it i want to know about it or because i can but it's ok if you go. oh i could not going to be about the problem so i would have to come back to god about a five minute on about they are going to talk about me going. through what i want to. do what i want to. keep going to the next thing i was going to be all about i'm person do only they do it because they don't know the most they better know you. know a lot of stuff about homages that is good but i don't want to be i have both operation most of the bone of the omegas on the guy does the mouth about all my documents and about the deposit of smaug. you know i got a. good much as it had on like i said john i don't know what i'd done and i couldn't give myself no. no no. no and i see it as an end there. that i see big. coffees about aggros. and i would do that but if i act

i thought that was a great philosophy that my new roommates did not. didn't fit in i felt very outside and had a hard time and i made a few friends and then maybe i was even more confused but then i go back to idaho where my family and my dad he gets really injured my third year he is standing next to a car taking up the fuel tank and rather than taking it off any other way he does it with cutting torch the spark me into the fuel think that he has not drained and the car explodes. he was burned horribly over half of his body so many third-degree burns in my family made the decision to treat him at home. he almost died. there was a moment i thought he had died i close my eyes to start praying to say goodbye and i was sorry for our relationship and he did not die but he went through months and months of this healing process and the whole time i was at war with myself. i don't know if i thought they were right or insane to me that's a huge with a perspective so do you remember in school? i know you talked about the holocaust and not knowing about that and

just all but i was going to hear what i thought i was but then yeah. you know i thought i. saw you so you also know. if you go there you go say i said one dinner you know why you think i don't know. i've been a lucky. you know. that all over. the world got it right you know. you know. that we're going to. you know that's the reason. why you guys are not going to believe that the president. i want you to do you know thank you. and thank god you know i mean of course you're going to. make which i don't know possibly on the book you want to know who was doing it for thirty i'm going to give you a really good i'll get me to read it. so they say they may not say we know the. law means we're. going to be played and he can oh yeah. oh do you. want. to. know women. he said. but i mean. new york i'm into port a good part of the. movie you know my heart. like you have it on the pedestal and i think you know if. you don't look at the motherland. if i. saw more you put a few song going to see me until i'm in then this alert is given by i. look at them and i'm on the record out of my bu

and i thought, really? what in the world? and we looked it up, and there was a unanimous consent vote for nerf rockets, those kids rockets that was going to a toy fair in czechoslovakia. i went on and i said, here, let me tell you, it was a nerf rocket, it was a toy fair and now everybody in the congress voted for it. what else do you have to say? you can do those things. negative research is not anything new, they were doing it then and we got it 24/7. but you just put it out there. >> you had said earlier that people asked you how you could come to congress and having little kids and bella absug saying is this even possible, so how did you do it? how were you able to balance both worlds? >> you know, i'm not sure i know. there are whole years i don't think i can reconstruct, and i remember being so tired sometimes that i would sit down and i would see holes in the wall that i knew weren't there. it was just sheer exhaustion. but we did lots of things. i remember telling this to one of my favorite pediatricians in the world,

you know i thought i. saw you so you are saying oh. there you go say i said montana you know why you fell out on me so. i had a lot of people you know. all over. me they're all gonna you know. know. that we're going to. you know that's the reason. why you guys are not going to believe that the president. i want you to do you know thank you. and thank god you know i mean of course you're going to. make which i don't know. who was doing it for thirty i'm going to give you a really good or good read and made it so. so you say they may not say we know the . law means we'll. get it to you later and he can oh yeah. oh do you. want. to know. what women want to know. but only. really ok i'm into a good part of the. movie you know my whole. life i have it on a pedestal and i think you know if. you don't look at a mother learn. a thing. some more you put a few song going to see me until i'm in then this alert is given. but i. look at them and i'm on the record out of my butt and i'm out of my old people with my forty one which i'm are. you look

and i thought i never met hem and i thought oh, finally somebody is going to say yes, that's great and she goes -- i hear you got two kids. >> and i said a 2-year-old and a 6-year-old. and she said, i don't know how you're going to do the job. so it was -- it wasn't even just being a woman, it was being a young woman in with little kids. and that really threw people for a loop. >> was your age a big factor, too, in the campaign? because you were very young. >> i was 31. and just a few months older than liz holtzman who i think was the youngest woman whoever ran. so, yeah. so the idea of i was young -- and had young children, what was i thinking? when i came, the then speaker of the house, wonderful carl albert, kept saying to my husband, raise your hand. and he kept saying, it's her. and he would look at me. and he would say no, raise your hand, we've got to swear you in. and he said no, no, no, it's her and we would go to all of these events and they would come and say to me, you're standing in the wrong place, the member is supposed to be in front. and he would say, it's her. i think

album i had released here in the states and morris thought it was very cool and it was a little bit punk and he liked it and i i felt very proud and then i said oh can i hear something of yours and we put in a cassette and i put my headphones on and i started to hear one of his songs that was called tonight and it was so hunting and and just brilliant and powerful that i started to slink in my chair because i realized i was in the presence of somebody very important and that i was just this silly girl from los angeles very naive. and that he was the real rocker said that that moment changed my whole life and correct me if i'm wrong but i think you were twenty four years old at the time cali girl in drab soviets reach was a feeling in oxymoron the source but and even bigger paradox was how this doll soviet reality was able to produce something that was so free spirited and so genuine as the leningrad proxy how do you yourself explain that phenomena you know it was incredible and of course our first three and half days was in moscow where we didn't know anybody so we were on the usual tour

i thought it was a really interesting document. i am thought it was a really interesting document.document. i am not the world's biggest stanley kubrick fan. i thought he was great at times, i could live with eyes wide shut. but i really think this is a portrait of somebody who is in love with the movies and a moviemaker and decides to dedicate himself to making that art happen — and it is very inspiring. fascinating - did he ever see his children? that is what you wonder, it is an extraordinary story. it really is. go and see mamma mia!! and just a reminder before we go, you can find all the film news and reviews on the bbc online. and all our previous programmes are on the iplayer, of course. enjoy your weekend of cinema going! i have still got angel eyes going! i have still got angel eyes going round and round in my head! have a good week! hello, we have seen some useful rain across different parts of the country, two main weather systems are crossed the uk, one which has been slipping south—eastwards and another one starting to break up now. the detail still really struggling f

it should have been obvious i thought it would be obvious but i would like to clarify just in case it wasn't in a key sentence in my remarks i said the word would instead of what. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't or why it would be russian so. just to repeat it i said the word would instead of what. the sentence should have been and i thought it would be maybe a little bit unclear on the transcript or unclear on the actual video the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. sort of a double negative. so you could put that in and i think that probably clarifies things pretty good bias. now in the u.s. media speculation of whether donald trump is actually a russian agent or not the house think the cement did in fact be some impressive diplomacy one of the issues where the leaders seem to have common ground was syria and russia's defense ministry says it's ready to implement any deals agreed on maria fanaa joined me earlier in the studio with more on this. i'm afraid there is no to much to discuss because there are no d

you get it now. - i never thought of that. - it's interesting. ve a ramp. i run all over the place. i grab people, i talk. so, we have fun. and something else. i have in-ears. and in-ears means aimee and travis, who work with me on stage. travis does my in-ear mix, and aimee's my lover. she'll say, "look at that girl with the wooden leg over there." so they'll be talking to me while i'm on stage. oh, you're kidding. so, you get stage prompts? oh, i get prompts, i get talked to, i get told, "look at that girl. she's flashing." you know? i get told a ton of stuff. hey, aimee, can you come here for a second? aimee! ♪ na-na, na-na, na, na so, steven just said that you talk in his ear during the concerts. i wanna know, do you ever screw with him when he's-- oh, you have no idea. yeah, but i have never done, like, a joke, because he's out of his frickin' mind and totally on another planet, so it would be dangerous to be like-- we ran into each other in israel. i was in tel aviv, actually, doing this show, and you were doing a concert. you were doing it

he said, i never thought about it. said the president in his last act before the collapse of the soviet union called the american president essentially to seek his affirmation. that was a big deal. that is the way he was. david: another member of the family decides to run for president, george w. bush. you become the national security advisor, the first woman. you are there and then 9/11 happens. where were you on 9/11? condoleezza: i was at my desk. you will remember that president bush was at that event in florida. just to show you our pre-9/11 thinking, i did not go with him that day. my assistant came in and said a plane hit the world trade center. first we thought it was an accident. i called president bush. a few minutes later, we learned the second plane hit the world trade center and we knew it was a terrorist attack. and then just a procession over the day and the next several months of decisions for the president of the united states. the united states had not been attacked on its own territory since the war o

didn't do newsletters because i thought they were phony. everybody always -- i had made so much fun of my opponents, newsletters when i was running for office that i didn't dare do it. so, you know, the media came. it was good. it was another time. and the wonderful thing that probably actually saved my skin, because i didn't have any money and, you know, i didn't have any real way to communicate that much. but at that time, there was the fairness doctrine. ronald reagan got rid of it but there was the fairness doctrine. my staff would watch. if somebody got on the air and said i can't believe what that idiot did today, yada, yada, yada, i could ask for equal time and say let me explain to you what i did today. what i did today was a, b, c, d. and i think that saved my skin. you can't do that anymore. i mean, that's a huge, huge problem. i remember toward the end of my career, rush limbaugh would start calling me femi-nazi, which is an awful word. you can't get on the air. you can phone but they don't have to let you through. they don't have

shall i thought oh yes she is what you oh yeah oh please she thought wow that is what i thought oh that's what she thought she was a lot you saw what she thought oh but watch what that's what you thought that's what yes oh that's what what what what what oh thank you what you. well. i think. that it also could you. know you would. only. add to that. but i don't. i don't really anybody. really know how. this is one of the most fun parts of our judicial system what to do with children examining juvenile justice he didn't adult crime he's got a face and all signs adolescents should not be denied the rest of their lives for actions that are taken at their q you don't feel right he's just as guilty as suffers the same consequences that's the law exploring the dark side of american justice the system with joe burden judge on al-jazeera. we hear him to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover this story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of this story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also ver

think yes i think you're oh she thought wow thank you i thought oh that's what she thought she was she oh yes i thought oh oh oh thank you. the or the or. the so. what will we oh. thank you. but i thought that the thought you had of war that you. won't use the if you're going to run. that's one thing you know. that it all but your mother said you were here but i think everyone here would like them and give you a bit of all of the. enemy won't deny them the little you don't deserve it you know build your own ability to deploy. the feeling a lot of the. the. beleaguered paying the price for his political maneuvering. now desperate for american recognition good technique and absolutely denounce the. goodies how did the p.l.o. find strength and support from their own life for oppressed palestinians living in the occupied territories chronicling the turban story the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. being located outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you p

but i thought once i'm in washington, isn't that where they do politics? will lead to another. i had been a reader of the new republic, a liberal magazine, very well-written, interesting. i thought maybe i could do this. and then one day they ran a classified ad. the new republic seeks a managing editor apply here. we were overwhelmed with the response and most of them were lawyers. and wanting to get out of law. there was this one psychiatrist who was charles. and we arranged for him to come to lunch. >> so i went down to see mike. he interviewed me and he said can you show me a writing sample i said unfortunately i can't. i have never written anything. when i was a psychiatrist, and you discharged a patient you write a discharge summary. the first time did i a discharge summary it came out looking like it was written in chinese. i had to rewrite the whole thing. after one or two or three or four. i would dictate, this is 3,000 words in one go. as long as i had it in my head where i was going with this, so i learned to dictate long just from the practice

i thought it would connect both of my studies and what was i was interested in and show case some ofhe work that government is doing. >> i work for the transportation agency known as muni and i'm a senior work supervisor. >> i first started as a non-profit and came to san francisco and started to work and i realized i needed to work with people. this opportunity came up by way of an executive fellowship. they had a program at mta to work in workforce development type project and i definitely jumped on that. i didn't know this was something that i wanted to do. all i knew is that i wanted to help people and i wanted to empower others. >> the environment that i grew up that a lot of women were just stay-at-home moms. it wasn't that they didn't have work, but it was cheaper to stay home and watch the kids instead of paying pricey day care centers. >> my mom came from el salvador during the civil war. she worked very hard. when she came here and limited in english, she had to do a service job. when i was born and she had other kids, it was difficult for her to work because it was more ex

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i thought about this when the decision came down. there was a lot of people saying this is a lot of things for the travel ban. i never gave that credence. there was some skirmishing and the opinions. page after page of masterpiece saying you said, we will strictly scrutinize thomas -- religious discrimination and why are you doing it here? at the end of the day, it felt like a narrow opinion.>> john, the supreme court took up a case in the case that -- >> this is been kicking around long enough that neal has heard me preview this case and one of its previous incarnations. may 23, 1977, the supreme court handed down the detroit board of education which held that public labor union can force nonmembers to pay expenses incurred in collective bargaining but labor unions can't force nonmembers to fund ideological or political affairs. that stood for decade after decade. in the 2011 turn -- term, the court took up a case involving compelled contributions of nonmembers. during the argument just as -- justice kennedy asked a question about, i

i do i thought i was amazing with what we did today i think we did game. we were technically really good and. we keep pressing on on the contrary. to there was more defensive end than i used to be but i think i did it with joe and i like like all the team and. big victory for us because we we did this. and what a game it was belgium opening the scoring in the thirteenth minute nasser chadli the ball in great form for taking off in a demeo straight past allison into the net embarrassment for the experience the fun is there and really that set the mood for the whole game. doubling the lead a little while later a star striker. powerhouse picking the ball up in the belgium is half powering forward straight through the midfield the defense passing out wanted to get took a shot put it very powerful allowed time and space on the ball while a solo into the bottom left corner no chance for the keeper there douglas course they came on forward to silver that did change the pace of the game a bit strengthened brazil's midfield pulling it out wide trying to spread the

and i thought i'll just do it. ding, his best man knew about it. >> johnny, did you eat it? i didn't see you take a bite. did you? >> i took the little tasting of the picture of the cake thing. and i thought my teeth were going to fall out of my mouth. >> what did you think? >> don't flip everybody off. >> did you at all consider getting a divorce? >> between you and me, nah. >> the alabama and lsu rivalry is a longstanding rivalry. >> i mean, if you call it a rivalry -- >> oh. >> yeah. thank you. >> thanks for watching, we'll see you next time. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the massive and deadly fires. the death toll worsening. tonight, at least eight dead now. four firefighters, in some cases, the fires sweeping right over them. a grandmother and two great-grandchildren among the victims. and this evening, new pictures now from the air. the fire and winds forming a firenado. >>> also tonight, the city bracing for possible protests after this newly released police body cam. >> put

at least, i thought i was part of the team.nt to give away. but there's a scene in the movie where i am in danger. and all of the imf team is called upon to express their anxiety about me. and we are doing the scene. and mcquarrie says, "tom." and tom does this and pegg. and he turns, turns to ving rhames. he goes, "ving." and ving rhames literally goes, "i'm sorry, man, but i've don't give a [ bleep ] about your character." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> and he goes, he goes, "i'm from the streets, man." he pulls his shirt up. he got a big -- he got cut or shot. he had a big scar. he goes, "i'm from the streets. i know danger, i know death. right now we're in danger, an i don't give a [ bleep ] about your character." >> jimmy: all right. all right, ving. >> "i got to go. i'm going to leave you here. whatever happens to you happens. i got to go, man. i got to do the mission." >> jimmy: that was his choice. >> "i gotta do the mission." everybody is like, "okay, ving, everybody. ving. [ laughter ] thank you." >> jimmy: he made h

was like and i thought i'm not going to. that don't quote the guy six times out of that thinking as him we did something. you can do from the litany. and it's done. so that i said in the just do it when it is time you have to get out you know without the ball. this thought that saying a thing in a kind of those when i do i do and i know that they have us and in each unit i mean one is really brought that it's good that i did and i thought of that that are more me not mean yes i want to any semblance of the much i don't know the you know i call it on the set if i'm a lot for getting on would again it. depends defense forces helping clear the area. mr yamamoto is hopeful they will find his wife's body. you know what do you want to do that is a zone i don't start off. pretty good out of. the they're so good. you're the you you are you could only go on it through the most part all swimmy you are mother how good you still are you give them a. it's shining in. oregon the new doc said in a bottle you ought to start to do that he say

i haven't thought of that, but i'll be asking about it. but this was during the obama administration. they were doing whatever it was during the obama administration. i heard that they were trying or people were trying to hack into the rnc, too, the republican national committee, but we had much better defenses. i've been told that by a number of people. we have much better defenses, so they couldn't. i think the dnc should be ashamed of themselves for allowing themselves to be hacked. they had bad defenses. and they were able to be hacked. but i heard they were trying to hack the republicans, too, but, and this may be wrong, but they had much stronger defenses. >> brennan: what's your biggest competitor, the biggest foe globally right now? >> well, i think we have a lot of foes. i think the european union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. you wouldn't think of the european union, but they're a foe. russia is a foe in certain respects. china is a foe economically certainly they're a foe. but that doesn't mean they're bad. it doesn't me

i thought, okay, so i rang up bowie, and asked if he had any 747s for sale. british airways launched a dirty tricks campaign against us. they did everything they could to drive us out of business. we took them to court. we won the biggest damages in british history. we redistributed it to all of our staff equally. every year we hope british airways will launch a dirty tricks campaign against us. david: many thought you were the antiestablishment airline. what is now the big eye, the ferris wheel in london, british airways was supporting it and they could not get the thing to work. you guys rented a blimp? richard: we scrambled the blimp and we flew over the eyes it was still on the ground. the only reason we would go into a new sector is if we felt it was being badly run by the people. the reason we went into trains was the government was running trains. british rail was dilapidated trains, a miserable service. we felt we could motivate the staff, we could make a big difference. so we took over the busiest line in britain, the west coast mainline, and went fr

i thought i can make. the thing. really a lot to get me from him he can see he has nothing in my life. that you're in the form of a really. almost human with them with their baby one with a number on the north and even money both of them in the phone while the most i was at the forget. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi domes that was still active and rich in a not in seventies grin a towel head as the chair of its board a man convicted of mess murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company granted telling develop thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything but. yeah she said he's just got child arms many solidified victims i have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that i not only want the money i want the revenge. i was artie headlines in the past few minutes belgium of beaten england to nil in the world cup third place play off the high

i thought it was brilliant. talking with him and the type of questions he asked were also different. i did literally -- i hope he offers me a job. i really want to do that. >> did your friends tell you this was not a good idea? nuts.hey thought i was conventional wisdom was you are working for the top personal computer maker in the world. ? why would you ever leave ? you have a great career ahead. it was not a decision that you could kind of sit down and do the engineering analysis saying here of the pluses and minuses. that analysis would always say safe play. it was this voice in your head that said go west young men. despite the fact that there is no state income tax and texas. you still said you were going to go west. in hindsight, this was the best of rational decision of your life. -- professional decision of life. tim: maybe the best decision in my life. >> steve felt he could not continue to be the ceo. time thatught at that he was going to be chairman and he would do that forever. unfortunately, it did n

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