you. i'm going to meet them but i was. going to get you. going ok i'm going to hide i am a bus company and i'm up on how they. showed today get i think with that door nobody's. going to do i go home you know maybe i'm probably be able to be i'm mad ok so you thought oh oh if i do you. end up ok i don't show i'm ok and i think i was my gosh. know that there was. i mean it was over and you know. you. said it i mean didn't you just insulted and you took a well yes it is a. little bit you don't have any you know oh that's a good all day and they are going back to having me on the right. thank you. thank you thank you. thank you but you cannot see behind me. i saw and i can you show us a. deal and i didn't go to the i saw he. was going. to go to you don't you will be believe. me why. am i supposed to make you eat when you and i think i can do and then. thank. you. the law. business updates. places together. business updates. places together. the for. news. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the u.s. three imp

you know what i mean? i don't think there's a great american novel, you know. i do think of myself as adding to the american narrative. if you asked me like, you know, what did i imagine -- what in my wildest dreams -- what is the ultimate thing that i'm doing; right? i would say that people -- not just me, but lots of people like me that were trying to add a volume to the library of america, you know what i mean? we can't tell the stories of america without the authors. you can't talk about it without them. we're not here just as visitors. we are really here. there's a way in which i think many of us, we're all sort of saying you know what? us too. we are also here. and yeah, so this -- you know, it's -- like i say, i don't think it's about the great american novel. but it is about adding, you know, a picture of america in a permanent way. >> you mentioned one of your favorite writers, is there an asian american genre? >> i don't think there is an asian american genre. you have done your homework. when i t

or people will struggle i don't talk i hear you saying i hear you're saying when you mention south interrogation and i think one of the things that came up in our community is a feeling for people on the continent that some americans are not doing that self interrogation as accurately and thoroughly as they need to be take a look at these two tweets from lon ray he mentions first of all this isn't new and that goes to the idea that the back to africa movements have been happening since one thousand nine hundred two contemporary times he says this is an experiment hundreds of years in the making i have friends here in nigeria who surnames are fernandez de silva their great grandparents are returning the slaves from brazil and they all have your about first names though and they're completely re assimilated he goes on to say i haven't come across any of them in lagos and frankly i wouldn't advise them to come here nigeria is where dreams come to die they'll be quickly disillusioned and gone they might find more to their taste because of its economic climate and low population so there is one naysa

i really mean it. you know, i was raised and brought up from -- i was brought in a very poor family in france, nine children, very tiny house. we had no electricity and no running water in that house. but trust me, when we were told to do something, you didn't forget. because if you did, you never forgot after that. they made sure, put it in your head that you would never forget. today, everything is, oh, okay, who cares? enjoy yourself, man. enjoy yourself. whether you want -- oh, don't worry, you'll never know the difference. just take it to the table. i am not happy in that. i like to spend good money on something, but i also expect something in return. and people are not focusing, not focusing at all. most on the job. you know why? hello, darling, is that you? did you enjoy last night? okay, good-bye. i can't talk now. boom. this is enough. you know when i was at the white house, i was a very strict boy.. when i hired somebody, i would say, i want you to listen and listen good, because i am only going

why'd you do it? i get off the streets and get some food and hospitalization and clothes and all that good stuff, because when you join the air force, there's a lot of good things that you get with it. i also got out of there with some time at baylor university paid for by the air force. speaking of baylor, did you really say, "i majored in dominos"? yeah. and my baylor song didn't really go over that well. ♪ jesus was a baylor bear ♪ but jesus wouldn't cut his hair ♪ ♪ his helmet didn't fit ♪ but he didn't give a ( bleep ) ♪ ♪ 'cause jesus was a baylor bear ♪ they still haven't adopted it as their song, but maybe they will. maybe they will. i know what that is. that's trigger. yeah. tell me about when you got it and why it's trigger. well, my favorite guitar player is and was django reinhardt. and he had an old guitar-- d'angelico, i think it was-- and the tone was so great that i started looking for guitars that would have a similar tone. and i found this martin, and it was in a music store there in n

thank you. i was excited that your story was going to get into the world. and just looking around this room is so beautiful to me, and being able to see this diverse room, to see so many people in hijabs, so many people who i think you have changed the narrative for as an athlete, as a, as an academic, as an activist. and so i wanted to start by talking to you about your activism. welcome, everybody. welcome, i'm jacqueline woodson, and i'm glad you're here, and back to my question. [laughter] so in terms of being an athlete and being an activist, what came first? and how? >> well, in some ways i feel as an african-american i was born an activist. there's so many parts of my childhood that i feel like my parents reminded us to be conscious of where we came from, our lineage and always to be proud of that. and then you also have the, on the other hand, i mean, i grew up with, you know, a ball in my hand in a sense where we weren't really given the option of whether or not to play sport, it was more

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and i just express so you i want to work -- to you i want to work with you as you role out any new initiatives. also i want to encourage you to touch base with the county clerk's office in terms of their city i.d. program. i know they're looking at a way to redo that. there's a way we can work to identify veterans on the city i.d. it was something i was hoping to do when i was a county clerk, so i was hoping you could look into that. i think it would be a really good project for the veteran's commission. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: ah. i just wanted to say one of the things that i said, and i met with all of the different applicants is one -- i understand that the veteran's affairs commission is a place for there to be a voice and place for them to air their concerns. maybe you choose one or two issues a year that you bring to this body that we can have a conversation about. i had a conversation with some of you about using additional or existing spaces in the city for veteran's or veteran's programming. i know there's a desire to expand some existing housing programs or housing opp

you believe i mean. it was in a way about me in the way it will in the end if you know all that and. that they are good. and the little guys. know that i'm not making any effort to go but i think you know they need. my belief. that they would. live. well. and we need to be playing about the game. most of the people in you know. burials of that bombing we were in that number calling this. all day perience us all this. so massive in growth yes and. thank the lord not outside that. this is the only. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that it has known as the i intend. to use this out in. this. case is to. join me every firs

you. i'm going to meet them but i was. going to get you. going ok i'm going to hide i am on the phone and i'm up and. they showed they get it thank god that don't nobody sees. us do i go home you want me damn for me to be able to be i'm mad ok so you thought oh i thought i did. end up ok i don't show i'm a guy and i think i was my gosh. oh that was ok to. me it was over and you know. you. said they were going in didn't wish us to say that he took a well yes it is that they put it. you don't have any you know. that's a good all day and they are going to have to have me on the right. ok. thank you. thank. you thank you i need to go home i mean. i saw and i can you show us a. deal and i didn't go to the i. was going. to go to back you don't think you will be believe. me why. am i supposed to like being a whiny and i'm tired and by going to and then. thank . you. full of struggles. you don't want on my own with no shame in that i mean all along all the time walking up on the full of pleasure we grew up on the getting where it i don't know him bu

i want to thank you for having me here today. i know you have a tough decision to make. cathy is an amazing leader. i want to share mytor story. at 16 i got pregnant. got connected to the institute to provide the two generational approach. internship and early care and education. i have been connected to the institutedtor 23 years as you client and now as chief operations officer of the organization. i have been committed to early childhood education. i saw the need for innovative approach between ece and k-12 system. ism advocate for system change to use my voice to represent those that don't get the opportunity to express what is working but what is not working in the system. as being a representative and advocate we have made it a point the ensure we offer services to different communities within san francisco. we serve about 350 children in san francisco, two sites. in the bayview valley and one in the mission. we have been around since 1971 providing ece services. it is turning 130 years. we are one you have the oldest nonprofits. currently i am the chief operations

and you could tell i had this kind of idea as a mom during the school you could tell what a kid would be like by its name and i still stand by that so names that i hear tyler it'll be destiny that all of these kind of names you know no mention of any muhammad well mohammed if you think about it in the u.k. and it's shocking to me the number one name in the u.k. is muhammad the number two name in the u.k. so much and i find that from a demographic perspective it's very frightening that actually by twenty fifty they'll be more muslims in the u.k. than there will be british person i find that actually quite distressing you know i have a kid who is born into a muslim father he's four years old. that. his name is different it don't know how many it is a muslim name but is it a homage it is not mohammed but it is a muslim name i wonder well i mean i would have called him mohammad there but that everyone is called mohammed so how do you know who's your mom. i think in russia i would have left her problem finding mohammad you a question if you have a list of how but first let me ask your ques

but i think that he has a. few days you know if you're going to be for good or did for that for me it's not the same coming into the force and i don't like to go off in the cabin because i just wanted to punch you just breaks my heart. it's the below owned by africans that have guns and why are snares and they're just now they're just wiping out the enemies. it's become an existential threat to the back of. so they need an abundance of wildlife for their hunting the third to be viable feel i've been warning them w w f for a few years none of this place is being depleted and they have it. is far as i'm concerned responded at all adequately. i mean w w s can't comes here with good intentions but you've got to watch yourself and young good intentions. it's the bikers and culture that allows the wu of the earth to have big choice gorillas and all that is without the block if they stop working tomorrow there would be no more gorilla bit you ation would be finished definitely there'd have to be given something in return at least

this and i mean. you go back to being a monolith and then impose it on the anymore i'll let it go up which i'm going to keep it up what some are going to cut out i was able but i want to know what cost. the lady that got this a lot of us i mean think he knew one up at the do it i mean the little bit is the but i. the your to the top and then that i'm interested in what was a little if they put a little bit think i'm going to get them i thought i'd balogun context. one of the way out of. there you mean. literally not that i don't. i don't know german. i don't normally much of them a lot of. it i have got yeah i know that i'm. already i mean if that is. being. you have. everything in order to go. look at it is that him or what i said to him he even made. the anybody then you need. to know went through. a month of i'm only a month if you did. then a month in still i don't consider those moments when you know my thought but i meant that it's a whole. easy safe to move. me from the able to mean. there's three

of you when i met with you. i mean, we have long meetings here, but i don't -- they pale in comparison to the time you all have to sit in committee meetings. it's a true test of stamina. i mean, we have other obligations also outside of our tuesday meeting, but the preparation that you all put in, it's commendable, so i want to say that to all of the commissioners. and i said that to you privately, so thank you. i don't have any additional questions, and same thing for our fifth generation president fong. so i think that there's been a lot of time and effort put into these conversations, and the questions that we've had. we met -- i think it's really important, and i'll just say it again for the record. i think it's really important to be thinking about how you balance this desire for moving into the future with additional units in demand and preserving what makes san francisco so special. >> supervisor yee: so i was going to ask commissioner fong the same questions. >> supervisor safai: oh, okay. great. >> presi

you? >> yeah. i would say tet because they were flying in dirty and, you know, they were just getting them out. >> right. now i imagine it was probably good to see a friendly face when they came in. >> you know, i think another funny story i was bathing this black -- because the first thing you did was bathe them. and i was bathing this young little -- he was black, young soldier. and he looked up at my name tag and he said, westmoreland. he said, are you any relation to the general and i said, yes, i'm his wife. and he said, you know, ma'am, i have always wondered what general's wives did when their husbands were overseas. >> wow. >> and that was -- i said, well, i'm bathing you. >> yeah. that's nice. so that must have been quite an experience for you, being over there. >> it was. it made me feel more useful. >> sure. i'm sure your husband appreciated that as well. >> i don't know if he did or not. >> he was busy. >> yeah. so you really didn't spend a whole lot of time on the home front, did you? >>

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you? >> winning. i decided to rewind and start over and go you have to accept the personality for what it is. you can say i wish you wouldn't tweet us much and he's not going to listen. going to insult people. he got back from doing up with comedy central shows. he's in new york contractor from queens. that's who he is. as long as i maintain focus on that it's a really consistent enjoyment. every now and then, you could be exhausted if you follow everything that happened. it's not healthy. they are so another world out there. focus on the deed. he is redefining what a president can do and basically acting like somebody on a talk show. i won't mention their names, o'reilly, who said andy wasn't joking. he was watching what was happening with trump. i could have done it. not be but o'reilly said that. >> what about climate change? would you say that climate change is science or a colts? >> both. i say the climate models are often wrong but i'm always willing to change my mind and be proven wrong. i think

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i didn't know you had to sign up to speak. i went to the city council meeting and the mayor called on me because i knew him from business or i wouldn't been able to speak. he said do you have something to say. i said i sure do. i gave him a piece of my end. we played fair and square. it made me start looking at how government has an effect on your life. before that i really hadn't thought about it. >> did you have any mep tntors early on? >> not really. i was a grass roots volunteer. totally out of norm of the people who run for political office. i had a friend active in the republican party and he said why don't you run. my husband and kids encouraged me. i had no money, no organization. nothing. just an interest in being a public servant. i ran and lost by only 200 votes. that gave me courage next two years to run again. then i was elected. i say i got into politics by the back door. not the usual route that everybody else takes. >> what about that experience helped you when you decided to make the transition to congress? wel

and i said, well, you know, like why? i mean, i was caught off guard by it because i didn't expect it, you know. i wasn't so sure at first because, i mean, there hadn't been a woman to do it before. i don't know if there's been a woman since. i don't think there has been. but again, i think it was because they knew i had a level head and common sense and they respected the fact that i could work together with people and bring people together and that's probably why it came about. i never asked anybody why they did that, but there was a group of them that came to me and said, we want you to do this, and so then i said okay, and that was a tough job, a really tough job, because i was head of a conservative group at the time we passed medicare prescription drugs and that wasn't a popular subject with a lot of my colleagues. i happened to support it because i thought it was a good thing and that's what i always tried to tell people. you know, right now medicare about pay $28,000 to cut off somebody's leg but they won't pay a c

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i agree with you. should the president go to people and say help me because if we lose there's going to be violence? >> i don't know the full context of the conversation and what he said out there, chris. i know it was a closed door setting. i know parts have been leaked out, but i'd rather have the full context before i comment on that. >> all right, marc short. at least i know you're not contractually bound to defend stuff like that. you're just doing it because you want to. and you're welcome back here to make the case, and we're going to have you many times. marc short, thank you and be well. >> thanks. >> all right. so this google complaint, that it's rigged against the president has trump says, is there anything to it, or is this just another don't believe what you are seeing and hearing stunt? the truth always comes out at the magic wall. i don't even know how it gets in there. next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter

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lemonis: i understand. if yound so i was trying to create an environment where he felt like it was safe to talk to me. amber: at that moment, it was like, "what are they hiding?" lemonis: it started to go from ignorance to intentional. amber: mm-hmm. lemonis: that's how it started to feel for you, right? amber: yeah. yeah. lemonis: ultimately, i think they were both in on whatever the secret was, because you can see the smile on his face. amber: and he just blamed it on nancy. ♪ nancy: let's go. come on. now. get over here. lemonis: was she talking to tom or the dog? amber: she was talking to the dog. nancy: hey, guys. lemonis: i've asked tom and nancy to meet me in waycross. nancy: hey, marcus. lemonis: good to see you again. they've never done an inventory, and that's a problem. tom and his team are from wis, and they go around and they really do a lot of inventory audits. tom #2: so, do you have any reports for me? tom: you know, we don't have... tom #2: do we have a person who's responsible here in this locati

you want, go for the 20%. the best is the enemy of the good. i cannot tell you how many times i saw that going to practice. there would be a senator from the other party and he would be talking, what a good idea you have. eventually you would say something with the other party that we agree with. what a good idea. we work with that and try to get something done and who pushes in front of it, what a help you were, what a help you were. the object is to get the thing done. the object is not to get the credit. working with him was a pleasure. >> he had a sense of humor. >> it was just fun. i learned a great deal working with him. >> i hear the elements are not on our side. one more question before we have to let you go. we are thinking of the transition of the court, a new supreme court justice in due course. i wonder how you are contemplating your future on the court, whether you thought about -- [laughter] >> how you are contemplated your future is associate justice. we get ready to step down? >> yes, there is. [laughter and applause] >> how, pray tell, are you thinking that point may look like? >> know. [ap

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thought you saw. >> i know. >> seth: you were likeay time hype." >> yeah, yeah. i was like, "i'm not on wcbs." i'm on fox. i'm on bravo. yeah. >> seth: well, here's a little -- 'cause she was very angry. but i will say she was very excited to see you. >> she came around. >> seth: let's take a look. >> caught and arrested last night. taken into federal custody this afternoon. [ light laughter ] law enforcement sources are still searching for that third accomplice. oh, it's andy cohen! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> we made up. we made up. >> seth: yeah. >> and then somehow, i don't know if she posted it and then i -- i called anderson actually. i go, "you'll never believe what i just --" he was so pissed at me. >> seth: yeah. >> it was very upsetting. i was like, "it was funny and she liked it in the end." [ light laughter ] >> seth: you're doing "love connection." >> yes. >> seth: hosting that again. >> yes. >> seth: it was very exciting. and you actually had -- you had a real housewife of atlanta on the show. >> we did, yes.

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i want to learn. na you do? h. i thought you were gonna offer to teach me.la [ lighhter ] now, what is this one here? >> then this is -- i did this in pinewood studios. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> yes. >> jimmy: the whole thing is available. yes.e you did the whing. >> my wife, keely, sent me for valentine's day this little bowl of flowers here, and i made that painting of it. so, it's a busy -- >> jimmy: yeah.ai it's aing of flowers, of course. [ laughter ] that's enough. >> my wife, kiss me, i love you. >> jimmy: aww. [ audience awws ] >> so, there you go. >> jimmy: that's for your wife. and then -- tell the story about this one, because i love this one. but the story is even -- >> well, this -- >> jimmy: it's bob dylan. >> i -i was invited to amfar with my wife keely and they asked me to submit a pnting. i put this up on the block. >> jimmy: for -- for charity? >> it was charit it was for aids. >> jimmy: yep. >> so, it was a very good cause and it went up on the at $30,000 and -- and the gavel fell at $1

wait, you do it with this? >> i mean, can't you?ke, you know, you gotta -- that whole thing. >> seth: wait. >> no, point it -- don't point it at me. point it over there. [ laughter ] >> seth: but this is just taking off the -- >> you gotta, like, take off the thing. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's not going great. it's not going great. >> you're taking too long. >> seth: it's -- oh, wait. wait. >> you're taking too long. >> seth: okay, great. let's just do yours. [ laughter ] whoa! that's so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> ah! >> seth: and so much nicer. >> it's so much nicer. i mean, look, a little champagne, big champagne. >> seth: okay. >> and -- >> seth: what are those? >> i have -- champagne straws. >> seth: oh, my god. so, we don't need glasses. >> yeah. we don't need glasses. >> seth: oh, my god. >> we can just do this. >> seth: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] mm. oh, my god. if i saw people doing this at a restaurant, i would think, "look at those ass [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] that's fantastic. now, one of the

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i have always enjoyed watching you, i have to say. how are you holding up? >> so far so good. >> excellent. >> i have to keep going. >> thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you. how are you? good to see you. >> congratulations on all of you -- this. >> thank you. i appreciate you guys coming out >> seeing your family at all? >> yeah, my wife is over there. i got to see the kids for like 20 minutes today. >> i don't have anything original to say other than congratulations. >> that works. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. >> what's the timetable here? timetable? >> we have 10 minutes. >> are you going to stop now? riffraff in the line. >> get rid of that guy. >> are doing? >> silver said good. i'm really excited, tired, nervous. i have a lot of things going on. thanks for coming out. [inaudible conversations] >> i work with cnn, karen. good luck. >> thank you, karen. i appreciate you coming out. how are you? >> michael. >> sean. thanks, michael. hey, jack. how are you? >> say, to jack and then-- [inaudible] >> what's his name? >> dan. they keepi

i want to go over them with you. i want to say yes or no. i want to tweak you and challenge you. and then i want to see your process from design all the way to handing it to the people that are gonna manufacture it. this is frustrating, to be honest with you. this company is on the brink of being really successful, and dean, he's got a lot of skill and talent, but he struggles to communicate with his team, even with me. he internalizes everything. but in order for him to be a good manager, he has to be able to communicate his vision and his plan. so, go take some of those ideas and sketch them out, okay? and i'll come back to you in a little bit. dean: all right. lemonis: i don't know how to crack the code with him. do you think he's the right guy for the job? keith: dean's always been one who gets very defensive. lemonis: forget about the fact that it's your brother. he's one of your direct reports. but at some point, you have to make a decision. if they're not the right person for that job, you have to... -keith: it's tough. -lemonis: ...to make a change. keith: i know. and that

you know what i say to that, dump all you want. ou dump a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "dumping, by the way is when i get all my tweeting done." [ laughter and applause ] this is nice though, trump's son eric actually joined him at the rally, and he gave him a a special shout-out. take a look. >> i have eric trump who's been fantastic. he loves his political stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "he's so good, i might appoint him secretary of political stuff. it's very nice. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he loves his little political stuff, whatever you call it." this is very interesting, though. trump also said he thinks he can act presidential. even showed us what that would look like. watch this. >> it's a lot easier to act presidential, than to do what i do. anybody can act presidential. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] you are tremendous people, and i will leave now because i am boring you to death. thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, actual

well, we love you guys. i saw you at the espys i wanna say, maybe? arpet together, and this nice photo of you guys. you got listed in "esquire's" like best dressed. and i was like "hey, those are two good looking human beings. that is rhett and link." and then i go, "i love the pose." >> right. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's our signature friendship pose of red carpet-dom. >> yeah, we first did that at the senior prom. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: really? >> back -- i believe the date was april 19th, 1996, because it's on the photo. [ laughter ] >> yeah. that was when there were dates on photos. >> jimmy: that's right. those dates on the photos in the orange letters. yeah. >> we instinctively shook hands and just raised our legs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at the prom or -- this is -- >> this is in my date's front yard. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: in your date's front yard? >> yeah, well we each had dates. >> we took dates, but we took a a lot more pictures of just the two of us. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what friends are for. >

diana, how you doing? i was surprised when jordan made one comment, and then all of a sudden erik went like that. diana: it's normal. -lemonis: is that what happens? -diana: it's normal. lemonis: do you feel like it would be good to get the group together and -- maybe sitting down, or in a more casual setting... diana: i would say. lemonis: ...where they could talk about how they really feel? diana: let everybody express the way it needs to be expressed. i think they hold back a lot. lemonis: let's get everybody together. -diana: okay. -lemonis: okay. hey, guys, let's get everybody together. let's come on up front. it's obvious to me that we need to get everybody in a room together and figure out the people side of this business. so, i don't really feel, today, that you guys feel like you're in a safe and secure environment to give your opinion without recourse. diana: it's tension. israel: that's what i was thinking. same thing. diana: yeah, tension. lemonis: but i think it would be good, as we move forward

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that's just who you are. and i think that you have been a, a mentor and someone so many of us have looked up to as an example of what it means to be an incredible leader in the community and public servant who lasts a long haul. you've been here in the city fighting your butt off for your entire life, and the city is so much better off for it. and i can't thank you enough for everything you have given. we are going to miss you a lot, and i hope you have an amazing retirement and have a blast. >> thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor tang. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much, director cronenberg, anne for all of your service. you invited all of us actually to go to the emergency dispatch center and there i truly got to see what an incredible operation that you have run there, and how hard all of your dispatchers work and all the things that they have to juggle during the time of emergencies, all the things they have to know, all the different people they have to contact and maintain calmness while helping al

do you remember what i taught you? i said yes, ma'am. she said let me hear it. i said we find these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. with life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. [cheering] she said that last part is getting hard. i said yes, it is. she said what are you doing about it? i said, hip-hop caucus and a bunch of other folks, we wheeled out wheeler. she said what are you doing about zinke? i do not know. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up olivia pope. out wheeler. she said what are you doing about zinke? i said, i don't know. we are getting slinky with zi nke. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up olivia pope. [laughter] [cheering] i said ok. you have her phone number? i said, no. you can't tell your elders everything like that. she said, because you need gladiators for change. you say gladiator. >> gladiators. >> for change. >> for change. say it one more time. gladiators. >> gladiators. >> for change. she said, you know mrs. jenkins down here at the end of the block who has the b

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sorry, i thought you were asking how hot it was. cause of the heat wave local officials are asking l.a. residents to conserve energy. we all need to do our part. i for one after i used my tanning bed this morning, i pulled the plug right out of the wall. it won't go back in till i go home. [ cheers and applause ] this is a very good week for the dodgers to be out of town. this is from their game with the phillies last night where one fan managed to win the award for catch of the year and lose the prize for father of the year all in one shot. >> in the air to left field. mikal franco has done it again. a solo home run. it's made it a one-run game. that guy with the baby in hand caught that home run. look at that grab, he backhanded it. >> remarkable. >> jimmy: he gets to keep the ball. but we're taking the baby. believe it or not, golf fans had to chop it up in the summer, too. this is from the open championship where one fan enjoyed himself just a bit too much. >> jimmy: in golf, that is known as a bad lie. [ laughter ] speaking of b

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i want you there." i said yes, i will be there. with a big smile, watch out when you start your car. [laughter] i said ok senator, i will do that. john put me out in a national theme, and i must confess he did a number of things that i could stand here all day and share with you different stories. i will tell you, once we met when megan was on the tv program. he said did you see her? , i said no, i don't watch tv that much, and he said well, you start watching her. ok. that was our great senator. as we were walking out, he asked my wife, i have a question for you. if i put a woman on our ticket as vice president, what do you think about that? my wife is not the type that holds back, she's a mexican from mexico city, and they have a tendency of telling you how it is. the senator liked that. she said i don't care if it's a man or a woman. if something happens to you, i want to make sure that person can run the country. so john looked at her and said ok, we walked out, and needless to say we heard later who had been selected. regardle

go to mt sinai to write a druggie to deliver it down you know but i will tell you it would be it would have been impossible if i didn't have a really good grasp of hebrew grammar that because i know biblical hebrew really well and it's a blessing that i do and that maybe that's in part what made this possible i'm doing one for each of the first five books well it's a big deal but you need a lot of english in all of them yes and and it was that i can i says i just want to say one more thing about it it was the net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that then jellicoe publisher publishes a crisp that's correct oh well it's bait for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic boss thinks all right dennis let's head to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about a book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria

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