rand paul has taken the opposition, saying that gun toting lunatics go to colleges because they are gun free. >> i would encourage every school in america to put stickers, we're armed, come in at your own peril. kennedy: my panel is back. will, i start with you. how inviting for students and learning to have signs that say we'll shoot you. >> it is very nothing will you know encourage kids to learn like the signs you put up during a zombie acop. >> you know, i do think that gun free zone invite murderous sociomaths. >> you are outlooking to find a gun free zone. kennedy: yes, the path of least resistance. >> it may be pole to tell a republican voter like ha we these to to is arm everyone to teeth to shoot it out. kennedy: we should have freedom to arm our ourselves, i think that rand paul is right he talks about mental illness. >> argument that president made about gun control is divorced from the reality of the sitsz te situation, crimes like this are different from crimes of inner city, it is purpose to decrease the number of soft targets out there. but i think that within the mental

so i ranted and write like a lunatic for about five minutes about conditions, they said we are never to cut 10 cents. within about two minutes they said would you take $20 million off? they said would you agree to 20 million mr. trump? i said no way you have to do less. so within about four minutes i said, $25 million and they cut the price. and they said, and i'm only telling the story because we should be doing the same thing for our country [applause]. right. so my daughter was very impressed and i mean, the whole whole thing took less than five minutes. the actual number after taxes, i actually saved, i actually save $20 million. i just said he vaca, we said he vaca, we just bought the furniture, that's very nice. so then i had a decision to make. we had this great place. i had a great place and the decision was do we it, do we fix it? >> usa, usa,. >> by the way, you know the saddest part. you have people like that, there is a total of three over there and five over there, and they will be the story tomorrow, not the thousands of people that love our country. [applause]. it's am

let's go to one more christmas lunatic. let's go to paula. paula from rockwall, texas. hello, paula. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how are you? >> jimmy: where are you right now? >> i am in my secret room. >> jimmy: and what happens in the secret room? >> well, my grandchildren call it's so full of secrets. >> jimmy: ah. it looks like that room is about to collapse on you. >> it's not only in here, it's in the garage, too. >> jimmy: oh, really. do the kids try to sneak in there to see what they might be getting? >> they always want to know if there's a secret in here for them. >> jimmy: have you considered saving yourself a little room and just moving into a toys "r" us? >> well, i probably could start my own store. >> jimmy: does the rest of the house look like this? >> in this room, i probably have 500, 600 presents. >> jimmy: wow. can i put you in touch with the people at "hoarders"? >> you certainly can. i am a shopping christmas hoarder. >> jimmy: you are. so you're totally done for this year's christmas? >> absolutely. and next christmas and the christmas after. >> jimm

. >> oh, mike, mike -- >> this did not sit well with the lunatics behind me. >> whoa, watch your wheels, go, go, go. >> going to be close. >> i seem to have outcrazied the crazies. >> mike won. [ bleep ]. >> how'd i do? >> you won. you got lucky. >> what do you mean i got lucky? of course, she isn't the only one who thinks i should count my lucky stars. >> congratulations. i'm -- you had me scared to death. >> that's pretty fast, man. >> that's pretty fast. >> ain't seen nothing yet. watch the next one. >> obviously i'm having a good time. winning is fun. the next race is altogether different. the cars are heavier. faster. way more dangerous. which means it's time for a word from fred. >> mike, what's going to happen now is you're going to get a little bit of confidence. >> i don't have any confidence. >> just take it easy. go with it. >> oh, man. this is a classic series of mixed messages from two men with 65 years' combined experience. okay. the stage has been set. i understand the risks. but i've also felt the rewards. >> three, two, one! >> these races always start out comically slo

. >> so you're comparing the house conservative republicans as lunatics from credmore. >> it's likely a gu loosh. >> if you're the boss -- cannot let a few stubborn employees dictate how you you do your job. >> did she use big words on me? >> that does not make sense. they're eating their own than focus cans on getting the eyes on the prize. >> they feel like and i know what they're saying because i work for neil. >> they feel that john and that whole leadership group cares for more about what obama thinks. >> yeah, adam all that i am saying on this is that a lot of people feel slighted and ignored. it did not start out that way. they felt that -- i talked to many that said i had a great measure. i had a bill with over 200 sponsors and i could not get it even into the committee. i could not get it to the speaker to take it up. these stories are lesions. it's the institution it's that's badly flawed. what do you think? >> el with, i think that good managers have to listen to their people but to a point. i think what kevin mccarty started pand erring to what he perceived to get elected.

all the second amendment bs aside, the gun lobby controls the country and allows armed maniacal lunatics and kill. that's not true what you're saying. it is a facility statement. >> what aspect of it is false? we have a gun for every man, woman and child. 90 million gun owners in this country. >> you care about women, right? >> yeah. >> let's say a woman has a soon to be ex-husband or ex-boyfriend who says i'm coming to your house later tonight and i'm going to kill you and kill the kids. should that woman in a society where we have a second amendment that you called bs, should she have the right to go to a gun store and protect herself in case the lunatic comes over? >> absolutely yes, she should, but the husband should not. anyone who has a protective order because of domestic violence should be barred from having a weapon. >> you're not following me. she gets threatened at 5:00 in the afternoon. she doesn't have time to get to court. >> under the geraldo gun control law, every home can have a gun. what you do in the four walls of your home is your business. when i get involved is when

the north koreans led by lunatics possess dozens of and a long range missile that can hit the united states. about to getare $150 million. they are not going to use to build bridges and hospitals. they are going to use it to sponsor terrorism and a missile that can hit the united states. eventually they are going to use it to build a nuclear weapon or buy one. threats. real none of the other things we're going to talk about matter if we aren't safe. it istary component of critical. [applause] >> yes, i would like to ask a question. while you are in the senate, you missed more votes than anybody there republican or democrat over 8%. had toe last week which do with military spending that you weren't there at. know what you were -- >> i'm here in new hampshire talking to you. why.s i've been in the senate now for four years. i'm proud to serve the people of florida in the united states senate. some of the most rewarding constituent is service. people some to the office. thrubeen through a drive at mcdonalds. it is incredibly rewarding to be to help her. i've had veteran issues with the

but the reality is whether you have gun control, a lunatic with a bomb or whatever else there may be. we need to make sure our first responders can respond, that they have the ability, the resources, the training to respond and make sure that they're constantly practicing and planning and preparing for things like this. you know in the aftermath of 9/11, people asked how we put together the response so quickly at ground zero. we didn't think of it that day. that planning had been going on on since 1995, 1996, weekly, monthly, table top exercises, mock drills, things like that. that's what has to happen at local and state police agencies across the country. i think they're getting used to it, doing it. i think they have to keep an effort on it. liz: anybody who lives in new york city knows the drills are constant. every once in a while you'll see no less than 25 police cars, suvs, emergency vehicles charging up sixth avenue, charging down the west side highway. what happened? what happened? nothing, they're practicing, getting ready for this. i give props to columbus, ohio. the s.w.a.t

. >> and the president takes the actions of the madman and a lunatic. and they will try to use it as an excuse to take on the law- abiding citizens. >> the president tried to push through the gun reform after the massacre at sandy hook elementary in 2012b fell in the senate. >>> an amazing discovery in a soybean field not too far from ann harbor -- ann arbor, michigan. >> they unleashed a large set of bones. it's one of the most complete sets of bones from a mammoth in the history of the state. they discovered the bones while working to drain water from parts of the field. >>> always watching, always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >> we do we're on a roll actually and a tough forecast today because of the clouds and the northeast wind. average high is still 74. we were kind of bold we thought. we went for the high today of, well 56. it was 58. actually occurred at midnight. and off to two degrees, not too bad in the last of it. we will go up to 59 tomorrow. and for a high. which they will inherit that wasn't here is the latest o

of refugeesllions infiltrators from these lunatic crisis terrorist groups coming into europe.f they get legitimate papers, they could easily go to the united states and create mayhem and mass slaughter in the usa. what would bes, presidential candidate from both parties do if they were elected to try to prevent these lunatic infiltrating the united states and killing innocent civilians in iowa, in new hampshire, in colorado, in alaska, whatever whatever -- host: we heard your question. go ahead. that is something that is definitely on iowa caucus-goers mines. that is for sure. grahamrobably lindsey who talks most about that issue. he has not gained very much traction in iowa at all. each candidate has a different plan. host: dan tuohy from the union leader in new hampshire. it is similar. we are 2000 miles away from the border. immigration is a concern for voters as is isis and national security . host: thank you so much for joining us, jennifer jacobs from the des moines register and dan tuohy from the new hampshire union leader. our next guest will be michael o'hanlon. he is

. >> well, but then there's that lunatic immigration law in arizona.festing... this hatred of the other, this xenophobia-- which is what xenophobia is, is fear of the other; fear of the darkness of the other, the darkness of strangeness, as it were-- is manifesting itself in many ways. it's not just the stereotypical white racist against people of color, but even within hispanic ethnic groups, or... >> oh, sure. >> ...as some people say, latino ethnic groups, when are the black people black? i interviewed people from this new black in latin america series on pbs, and... all over latin america, but in dominican republic i saw a man who was darker than i, and i said... he said, "i see myself as an afro-descended person; i'm a black man." i said, "well, when did you learn this?" because so many people in the dominican republic told me they weren't black. and i'd say, "who's black?" they'd go, "the haitians, but nobody here," no matter how black they were. so i said, "well, when did you learn you were black?" he said, "oh, that's easy, when i was in new yo

there could be a lunatic like i'm going to kill people. you know? >> lock down, lock down. >> reporter: those words mean an intruder is on campus. this video is from two years ago, showing police being trained to confront a gunman. in six months, students and staff will be taught a program run, hide, and defend. >> there is an unpredicability to this. but it makes a huge difference for people to be trained and for them to be alert and systems nearby. >> reporter: the community college in oregon had no formal security staff. >> wayne freedman is on the way to oregon now and will report live there on the shooting tonight at 11:00. >>> right now to a story breaking overseas. 14 people are dead, including six u.s. service members after a crash of a military plane in afghanistan. defense officials say the c 130 transport plane went down, all 11 people were killed. at least three afghan locals kill onned the ground. . >>> allegations of abuse are reaching a boiling point tonight as the fbi gets involved thchl video was posted accusing the department of co

. >> delusional, lunatics, those that want to kill someone and the opportunity presents itself. .. >> >> he took a walk it was the courage and the convictions and his believed to protect america first and foremost,. day you not believe that? >> yes i do but i take we cover that with work -- margaret thatcher, gorbachev and the success of his policy toward the soviet union. we made that quite clear the way he structured his administration he was very successful in the foreign policy rome and on the domestic front if you combine the two rehab a great president teeseven his relationship with margaret thatcher. interesting it wasn't always smooth sailing weber strong individuals. >> we have that transcript of a the reagan that your phone call and thatcher was period said she had a right to be this is what i mean when i say there are things about ronald reagan that were not noble he did not tell his best pal and she was hauled out to dry because she told her parliament the united states will not do this i of france with ronald reagan he would tell me if he doesn't and she likes him up we h

there could be a lunatic like i'm going to kill people. you know? >> lock down, lock down. >> reporter: those words mean an intruder is on campus. this video is from two years ago, showing police being trained to confront a gunman. in six months, students and staff will be taught a program run, hide, and defend. >> there is an unpredicability to this. but it makes a huge difference for people to be trained and for them to be alert and systems nearby. >> reporter: the community college in oregon had no formal security staff. >> wayne freedman is on the way to oregon now and will report live there on the shooting tonight at 11:00. >>> right now to a story breaking overseas. 14 people are dead, including six u.s. service members after a crash of a military plane in afghanistan. defense officials say the c 130 transport plane went down, all 11 people were killed. at least three afghan locals kill onned the ground. . >>> allegations of abuse are reaching a boiling point tonight as the fbi gets involved thchl video was posted accusing the department of co

. >> only the farthest right lunatic knows where the truth hurts.e sane people actually having to spend time talking about this. >> there are legitimate ways to avoid it. i think donald went to. the 9/11 commission report. great book. i believe everybody who wants -- i got in trouble in church on hannity, because i said "the president messed up." >> george bush kept us safe. we said it like that, i agree with you, and we -- >> by the truthers. >> -- and truthers who weren't saying that. after 9/11. that's a definite figure. >>> ahead, will he or won't he? the biden announcement buzz is growing deeper. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full val

. >> i didn't say crazy, lunatic, insanity. >> you said donald trump was trying to appeal to the craziesidn't say that. >> i never said they were crazy. i said they are the extreme wing of the party, the far wing of the party not the center. i'm simply speaking to their politics. i'm saying it's extreme wing of the party top answer the question, no, i don't think teachers are struggling to deliver proper curriculum, deal with encroaching pressure on no child left behind, teachers that don't get the resources they deserve, i don't want to arm them and be responsible for shooting down a maniac. i think that's absurd. >> no one's mandating. let's be very clear what people are saying about this no one is mandating every teacher carry a gun. i do not want anyone teacher carrying a weapon that does not sign up and do it on their own and go through extensive training on their own. this is not something where we're saying every teacher must come to class with a weapon. we're asking for those, and many people, by the way who are teaching in most schools usually one, two, three, former law enforce

. >> i hate when people -- when movies release tickets this far in advance, what lunatic buys a tickets before the movie comes out. >> people like kennedy. kennedy: pick me, here. >> i want to see it all of the tickets are sold, the people that are dressed up in costumes are not seeing it for a month. kennedy: my family and i, our theme is star wars, we're so excited about it. >> you will be princess leah? >> no, i am her mom po. >> i would like to see the those who wait and those who buy two months in advance this is a circle. kennedy: i feel like you are judging my life, that is thing we don't have to wait in line, i remember waiting in line for first star wars with my family and my feet hurt, i thought it was stupidest thing ever, and yoad wayoda was not on there, ai have do is go on-line, buy my ticket. >> you are buying in advance. kennedy: of course, i am a free market capitalist, god bless america! >> they found that people who like bitter tasting food and beverages are more likely to be sadistic and aggressive, that means you should watch out for those potential psychos who lik

. >>> well, iran's ref lunation guard has confirmed the death of a top general in israel.said that he was an adviser to bashar al-assad's armies. we have reports from neighboring lebanon. >> he was a top-ranking member of iran's elite revolutionary guards. but his death in syria's northern province of aleppo leaves more questions than answers. a statement from the revolutionary guards said that he was killed by forces. some reports suggested that the general was supposed to supervise a major operation to lift the blockade of a military base. iran admits its military advisers are on the ground but denies if has ground troops. however, fighters from the lebanese movement hezbollah are in syria. thousands of its fighters have helped president assad in power. in the past it has spoken over overstretched army and lack of manpower. but now another assad ally, russia, has stepped in providing military support from the skies. a few have hit isil-controlled regions, but isil is on the move. advancing on the ground. they would capture territory from the government. captured areas un

who -- lunatic, who let you on the program. >> it may be.lissa: i love you. >> a higher percentage of republican primary voters who say they will not vote for jeb bush. melissa: marco rubio. >> he will appeal, connel. connel: no viewers left after the trump impression, best of segments coming up next. can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. therthat can be serious,ere. even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, : new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they

. >> yes, you do not have to be a lunatic to enjoy howling at the moon. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> welcome back, let's check in with kevin corriveau, for more on the weather. >> we are looking at better skies across parts of the carolinas, finally we had rain this weekend. that has pushed out into the atlantic, but take a look at aerials that came out of george town county, many are under flood warnings, and they are still in effect for most of the area, anywhere from columbia to charleston to parts of myrtle beach as well. they'll stay in effect indefinitely until the water starts to recede. some of the rivers are seeing minor and major flooding cross them. we expect the rivers to come down as well. i want to take you here to the western side of the state. towards the north-west. look at the rain that came through. and then take a look at what happened at the high school, the water, because of t

when we levied a head tax for the first time on 50 cents on each immigrant and excluded idiots, lunaticsnvicts and persons likely to become a public charge. >> almost impossible to talk about the history of immigration restriction without addressing the subject of racism and white supremacy. john: there was a chinese exclusion act. >> begins with the chinese, and the origin of the war on drugs, by the way. john: thank you, jeffrey tucker. most americans might not like his argument, most think our national borders are sacrosanct, mostly because people got drunk. with we return, my next guest will explain. that . john: most americans say it's important to protect our borders. except why is our border where it is? why is this town part of mexico or that town is part of texas or arizona. who decided where america ends and mexico or canada begins? turns out that many of our borders are where they are for bizarre reasons, especially state borders. audience, do any of you know why texas voluntarily gave up the panhandle as part of oklahoma? >> no. john: okay, or why the tennessee-kentucky borde

that's how you can be an outsider without being a complete lunatic. >> you're being british and popularthat doesn't work. you've got your own crazies, who is this opposition leader, what is his story? >> i would swap bernie sanders for jeremy corbin. >> really? >> i'm running out of words to describe how extreme this lurch is. the best i can do is quote a couple of his own positions. he's called for iran to have a nuclear bomb but not britain. he wants to mine coal but not burn coal. this guy, he is trying to revive an ideology we thought had been buried under the rubble when they pushed over the berlin wall. >> but we have since learned that pendulums swing. >> here's the serious point. i think that trump and sanders and corbin are all expressions a bit. i think what we're seeing is a delayed reaction to the bailout. i think the bank bail y0uouts. they served to demoralize and delegitimize the free market systems. >> a lot of people are up zest any way, these air france workers, et cetera. that's why hillary clinton probably switched on this trade support. but seven years after these b

when we levied a head tax for the first time on 50 cents on each immigrant and excluded idiots, lunatics, convicts and persons likely to become a public charge. >> almost impossible to talk about the history of immigration restriction without addressing the subject of racism and white supremacy. john: there was a chinese exclusion act. >> begins with the chinese, and the origin of the war on drugs, by the way. john: thank you, jeffrey tucker. most americans might not like his argument, most think our national borders are sacrosanct, mostly because people got drunk. with we return, my next guest will explain. that here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks, options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of the other competitors do in desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your family very much? i see them all the time. did you finish your derivative pricing model, honey? for all the confidence you need. td ameri

with the lunatic who is want to kill us. >> what do you think?was proud of, of -- i thought they all did well. i thought they all did well. what else is he going to say, right? >> his dalying around, really, joe biten? >> i think joe biden said that because they all did well. >> he didn't even, he didn't know what they were asking about. >> there's no room for him to go. >> last night if it had gone poorly last night. he's watching or paying attention. the people doing the draft biden thing? ha wasn't good for him. >> i thought rubio's response was good. >> it's clear the democrats, that's what they want. they want the clinton coronation, they want to have it sooner rather than later. the only thing now after last night i agree with kg, hillary had a good night because she was up against, four stiffs, whatever. so joe doesn't jump in because she did well. but he does jump in if anything progresses with the emails. that's why the emails matter. >> think about it, let's just say -- that there is something that comes out. they have the other four as

thank you for making my production team look like absolute lunatics. that's the director. i know that. >> i don't think it was a 15-year-old kid from northern ireland. have they found some more now. >> the latest is that police have arrested a second teenage boy in connection with the investigation to that data theft story. keep in mind one 15-year-old boy we saw a spike in the stock price. today still peeling higher. .8%. so the cyber crime unit detectors executed a search warrant at an address in belgium. a 16-year-old boy is in on suspicion of computer misuse. he is being released on bail waiting confirmation of that date. >> let's get to one more thing which is actually the dyg theme. dividend we're slightly concerned about the longevity of dividend. you have this dyg theme and i like it. explain what it is. >> so the goal is to say where yields are getting tighter and tighter on the bond side, all are dividend yield and you're starting to get two way risk on the bond side and we've seen it yet again where it's moving arou around. if you break this correlation with bon

wave your arms like a lunatic.n't feel big, take a moment to listen to a motivational talk by tony robins on your ipod. that willish better. >>> another excellent way to scare bears is to read stephen king out loud, because bears find "the shining" to be particularly frightening. however if you're not sure what kind of bear it is, then the best strategy, of course, is to try reasoning with it. like this girl did. >> bear! bear! you're breaking it. you're breaking my kayak! why are you doing that? it's the end of september! why are you here? you're supposed to be asleep! why are you here? please, stop breaking my things! it's not -- it's not even food. it doesn't even taste g. that's the exact same tone i used with my children at 9:30 at nigen th. mary is unharmed, thank the lord. made it back to the mainland without her kayak. i have taken the liberty of sending her a picture and mailing address to the bear in hopes that he will eventually heed her and silence that voice forever. topic number three -- it's always h

it's harder to come up with a policy for a lunatic who clear liam barked on a murderous rage than there is i think dealing with the problem of crime. >> julie, after newtown and after some of these, the president has not only talked about the gun control aspect of it but the mental health aspect of it and i must confess ignorance on this, has anything happened there, so you have more of a connection between gun purchases and mental health records? >> you've seen the president sign executive orders but nothing in a really major way and certainly when you look at a lot of these mass shootings, that's one thing that really stands out and is also one area where he actually have some common ground between democrats, republicans, gun control advocates and those who don't want to see more legislation, mental health seems to be something where you could potentially see progress made. >> so brit, going back to something that ben has said in the previous panel segment, you had jeb bush get hammered by a bunch of people for saying stuff happens and you can't find a solution for it and perhaps stuf

when we levied a head tax for the first time on 50 cents on each immigrant and excluded idiots, lunatics, convicts and persons likely to become a public charge. >> almost impossible to talk about the history of immigration restriction without addressing the subject of racism and white supremacy. john: there was a chinese exclusion act. >> begins with the chinese, and the origin of the war on drugs, by the way john: thank you, jeffrey tucker. most americans might not like his argument, most think our national borders are sacrosanct, mostly because people got drunk. with we return, my next guest will explain. that get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it's from virtually anywhere.rn of danger it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's inn

last said when they clinched against the dodgers, which is we running back and forth, i'm going a lunatic. >> reporter: he is from valley stream, long island, and he's a lifelong mets fan. >> this year i think i keep like what -- are we really this good? are we going to the -- i'm just taking a game at a time, a series at a time. i take it like a brand new birthday gift every day. >> they won. >> reporter: brewer started the facebook video recaps this season and it was all his wife's idea. >> you yell after each game or you celebrate like they win the world series. why don't you start making those as videos? i went you know what? that's a really good idea. i had no clue it would snowball into what it's turning into. >> reporter: check out his facebook page. there are more mets recap videos to come. linda schmidt, fox 5 news. dari: people will be going nuts tonight. ben: big night. dari: we'll see you at 10:00. ben: here's ernie anastos with something to watch for tonight. we bring in a top expert to discuss new recommendations that mammograms be done later and less often. important inform

it's much more difficult to come up with a policy solution to deal with a maniac, a lunatic about this fellow, he was embarked on a murderous rage than dealing with the problem of crime in the inner cities. >> i know after newtown and after some of these, the president has talked about the gun control, but also the mental health aspect. i must confess ignorance on this. has anything happened there so that you have more american health intervention, more of a connection between gun purchases and mental health records? you've seen some tweaks, signing some executives orders, trying to move the ball forward, but nothing in a major way, and certainly when you do look at a lot of these mass shootings, it's also one area where you have some common ground between the democrats, republicans, gun control advocates, and those who don't want to see more legislation, mental health does seems to be something you can't potential see progress made. >> so brit, going back to something that ben is said in the previous panel segment, you had jeb bush get hammered this week by a bunch of people for sayin

must be like, "there's either a writer in there, or someone who's like a weird manifesto-writing lunatic." [ laughter ] >> yes, yes. >> seth: so, one of the nice things about this book is there are so many secrets. there are so many things each half of the couple doesn't know about the other. there was no infidelity in this book. >> none. >> seth: was that a choice you made? because i think when people hear about it's a book about marriage. it's a book about the things that can go wrong and go right in marriage. you just jump to cheating. was this a conscious choice to not have that play a role? >> yeah. you know, in a novel, you have to have a source of tension from somewhere. in many marriages, not most, infidelity is a huge source of tension, right? or the thought of infidelity or something like that. so, i wanted to steer very clear and i couldn't think of many stories where there is a happy marriage, full of sex, where there is no infidelity. >> seth: yeah. well, that is nice. you mention as well that it's full of sex. i'm glad you said that. >> so much sex. >> seth: there's so much

you have a lunatic in north korea with nuclear weapons. iran about to receive $150 billion in sanctions relief which they will use to build one dayge weapons and buy a aither build or weapon of their own. you have a gangster in moscow threatening nato and to divide europe and sowing instability in the middle east. you have radical jihadist groups across multiple continents that are not just threatening neighbors, they are recruiting americans. last but not least, you have the chinese rapidly expanding their military capabilities, taking over the south china sea, and hacking our computers, stealing our secrets. the private information of americans. in the face of these threats, what are we doing under barack obama? demoralizing and destroying our military with a shortsighted defense cut that doesn't do anything to balance our budget. the sequester doesn't do a thing, because defense spending is not -- is the reason why one day we will not be able to live up to the commitment we make to our men and women in uniform which is this, we will nev

didn't seem like the glassy eyed lunatic that many americans believed serial killers would be. >> wekeep shaking my head day after day saying how can this be because our son is the best son in the world. >> what the press wrote about bundy and his crimes wasn't the full detail, the full extent of the barbarism, the fact that he would have sex with their corpses, mutilate the victims, that didn't fit with this image of the boy next door. >> you wish to issue a statement that you feel that everything will turn out all right, that you are innocent. do you feel that still? >> more than ever. >> you think of getting out of here? >> well legally, sure. >> bundy was to stand trial on them charge of murdering a young woman in aspen. that trial never completed. during a court hearing break he was left alone in a law library. bundy bailed out of a second floor window and escaped. >> he high-tailed it up in the hills where they chased him nearly a week. he got lost up there and probably would have died of exposure if they hadn't arrested him. they caught him and he was put back in jail and at c

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