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to go and speak to europe party and campaign for your party all over the country and accumulate the ioushat in most cases make you the odds on favorite for your party's nomination. never mind joe biden. humphrey, elder george bush, al gore. at the same time, by being a loyal number two in an administration, you have to subsume your independent identity into the president's identity. votersu come before the and the general election and they are looking for a strong leader which is something voters are always looking for, the impression they formed of you is not a strong leader but a kind of lapdog or assistant to somebody else. humphrey faced that inherent disadvantage of being vice president. on top of that, keywords for uel presidentcr who was then a vice president himself. you could think about this of the abused child syndrome. obj was the unhappiest man on the face of the earth as vice president. he was not about to treat his vice president any differently. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, indeed. andvery sunday on 8:00 p.m. midnight, you can learn about president and fi

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i don't know how you put iou.to say it, but i just think it's time or maybe time shortly for the -- the washington team to change its name. >> what about weighing in on whether phil simms and tony dungy should not use it? >> i think they should not. that's what they believe. >> it's the team name. >> that's what they believe. they feel pretty strongly about it. >> what if people don't like like -- let's say they don't like speaker bainier and they say i'll kamm call him the speaker, never will call the name? >> i don't like simms so i'm not going to -- >> that's a great way of dealing about it. >> i would rather say minority leader than pelosi. >> there you go. >> you would? >> okay. >> i would rather say speaker. >> okay. one more thing up next. >>> time now for one more thing and andrea kicks us off. >> okay. this was supposed to be in eric's block. last night johnny football decided to, oh, i don't know, extend a very specific finger out to the washington redskins bench. take a look. >> cleaning house before th

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ious youssef simon, welcome. >> hi, brooke, how are you?th this teenager, with fellow classmates, taking exams in aleppo in syria. gets kidnapped. and at first, by this group, he's fed well, he's treated well. but then that quickly changes. >> yeah. yes, correct. he was kidnapped with 147 other high school students while they were on their way back from aleppo. they were kidnapped and for the first two weeks treated pretty good. but then from what i understand, isis tried to make a sort of test on them, if you will. and they gave them a list. they gave them a list of their family members. his family members who are fighting with ypg, which is the kurdish fighting against isis at the moment. and they wanted to confirm the list. and when he declined, didn't want to confirm, they took him to a prison, to a prison, which was is an old regime prison. and with about five other kids. and they put them in a cell. and then they started taking them downstairs to -- >> to the torture room. >> yes, basically, the torture room. >> tell me about the tort

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. >> from your lips to god's ears right and iou are really hope you are, then it is the off ramp.that could be handled thatmatically in a way would not embarrass him in the way that he deserves. that is the geithner doctrine. that is what we wrote this paper about. >> it doesn't seem fair that some people who did all of that in the financial crisis should not be punished, but if that is your concern, you will never solve the problem. if our only concern is to punish putin -- >> i'm saying. agreeing with you but that is the exact royalty approach. we have -- right approach. presume.o >> pour tim geithner. he just got compared to vladimir putin. [laughter] >> vladimir putin should be compared to bernie madoff or somebody like that. who do you punish? clicks ok, i think we will go to the audience. the audience will bring us back. >> wait for a microphone because this is being broadcast. please identify yourself. we will take three at a time. let's start at the front and work back. and maybe here and then yes. >> thank you. from jp morgan chase. we have several meetings coming up befo

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