clinton: differences between bush and mccain maybe just to vast. mccain is bush's running mate.asn't the man suffered enough? [laughter] [applause] george w. clinton: bush has got a brand spanking new campaign strategy. he's moving towards the political center. distancing himself from his own party. stealing ideas from the other party. i'm so glad did morris has -- finally founds work again. [laughter] [applause] the clock isinton: running down on the republicans in congress too. i feel for them, i do. they've only got seven more months to investigate me. [laughter] fmr. pres. clinton: that's a lot of pressure. so little time. so many unanswered questions. [applause] example,. clinton: for over the last few months i have lost 10 pounds. where did they go? [laughter] why haven'tlinton: i produced them to the independent counsel? how did some of them managed to wind up on tim russert? -- some of them managed to wind up on tim russert? some of you might think i have been busy writing my memoirs. i'm not concerned about my memoirs, i'm concerned about my resume. here's what i've got

, and mccain really does not have a lot to say. he has announced there is this crisis but comes in and being john mccain, he is very active and sometimes irritable, but doesn't have much to say and obama looks fairly calm and deliberate as he is. cheney writes that obama was more impressive than mccain. that was, some of that came through to the public, that this was the general perception of the two candidates, and it was a major help to obama. it hurt john mccain. >> you referenced this in your book, that john lewis was here. a couple months ago, and i want to run what he said because it is an interesting take on what you would not be surprised what happened to the president. >> my wife and i just happen to be in dallas. we were promoting the book at that point. i had a student, several students who had worked for him. i said, we would like to drop by and say hello. we did. he had us come by at some ungodly hour like 7:30 in the morning. i ask him, how are you? he said i'm board. i don't have enough to do. i said you should take

, and mccain really doesn't have a lot to say. mean he's announced there is this crisis, but comes in and being john mccain, he's very active and sometimes irritable. but he really doesn't have a lot to say, and obama looks fairly calm and deliberate, as he is. cheney writes that i think that obama was more impressive than mccain. and that was, some of that came through to the public. i mean this was the general perception of the two candidates. and it was a major help to obama. it hurt john mccain. brian: you referenced this in your book, but john lewis gaddis was here. this is george w. bush in retirement, but john lewis gaddis was here a couple of months ago. and i want to run what he said because it's an interesting take on -- well, you weren't surprised what happened to a president. [video clip] john lewis gaddis: my wife and i just happened to be in dallas. i think we were promoting the kennan book at that point. and so, i had a student, several students actually who had worked for him. so i just said, "we'd like to drop by

and mccain really doesn' have a lot to say. > cheney writes that think that obama was mor impressive than mccain. > you referenced this i your book, but john lewi gaddis was here. > (begin video) >> john lewis gaddis my wif and i just happened to be i dallas.

and john mccain, from bush's own party, and obama, and mccain doesn't have a lot to say.e has announced there is this crisis, but comes in and being john mccain, he is very active and sometimes irritable, but he doesn't have a lot to say and obama looks fairly calm and deliberate, as he is. cheney writes that, i think obama was more impressive than mccain. that was, some of that came through to the public. this was the general perception of the two candidates, and it was a major help to obama. it hurt john mccain. brian: you reference this in your book, that john lewis gaddis was here. this was george w. bush in retirement, but john lewis gaddis was here a couple month ago and i want to run what he said, because it is an interesting take it -- on what might happen to a president. >> my wife and i happened to be in dallas promoting a book. so i had a student, several students, who worked for me. i said we would like to drop by and say hello. we did and he had us come by at some ungodly hour, like 7:30 in the morning. i asked him, how are you? he said, i am bored. i don't h

well there is another example you know i think there is a logical rivaling mccain's statements about russia just recently in the new york times there and i would be goggle which you would you know smaller war against american science and in the subject i thought in the lead it's sad that we can actually helps brad deadly diseases in the united states well that was too much even for the belgian cat for vons internal data including he didn't get that from the steel dossier. yesterdays and you know where taken by the way while getting to know more and more interesting news of all of this to you a dossier you know read by recently published you know the transcripts all the conversations which m.b. ice config general sources had with dog a dog papadopoulos actually it provoking him and just saying something bad about russia and make of the link between trump and russia which but almost didn't want to make that was there was none but anyway so coming back to what your just said it's just amazing and what is very dangerous is that we found out we learn from mr obama that he believes this cr

but, i'm quite grateful to john mccain because i have real respect for him as well.because they tell you, and the election, six weeks away when we were at the congress, there is no way we would've been my judgment got the tarp if john mccain had, against it. he had played the populace card, we would have been left defenseless. so as i look back, i am increasingly grateful of the way he handled himself during this period. during the time unless a few hours of sleep. henry: at one point i read what you said and you nailed it. warren: that was when he came back. there is quite a scene. he interrupted his campaign to come back. michelle davis is here with me today, insisted behind him that i specify,. [laughter]. roll call vote. she said to me now, someone asks you, that john mccain coming back, just lycÉe, i welcome the involvement of everyone in this. i think she was afraid of what might come out of my mouth. henry: she talked me down on the plane. but as it turns out he can agaiu talk about anxiety. john mccain, when he was back, started talking with the house republi

grant's funeral spoke to the public very much in the way that john mccain's memorial service has beenspeaking to the public. that is, at grants funeral, 1.5 million people flooded new york city. the parade went on for five hours. but grant and his family made a statement. it was a north and south reconciliation. among the honorary pallbearers there were great union generals alsoan and there were major confederate generals. buckner. it was part of his reconciliation theme. the stonewall jackson brigade from virginia came up and marched. black regiments marched in the parade because grant had been instrumental during the civil war in terms of recruiting and training and equipping black soldiers. this was really grant's final statement from beyond the grave. i think grant in many ways reminds people of what people have been saying about john mccain, in terms of his patriotism, his bravery. his dedication to public service. the fact that he distinguished himself in civilian service and military service. reminds us of what old-fashioned patriotism should look like. colleen: last question b

given when quite grateful to john mccain because in amarillo respect for him because an election just six weeks away when we were at congress, there is no way in my judgment got the tarp with john mccain and come out against it. if he had played the populist card, we would have been left defenseless. this was a look back, i'm increasingly grateful of the way he handled himself during this. but during the time, unless a few hours of sleep. >> you describe the one place in there, that this is a threat and read what you said. [laughter]. henry: that was when he came back. there was quite insane. he interrupted his campaign to come back. and i remember i was testifying at the time. michelle davis he was through with me today, sitting behind him. and he handed me a note. and she said to me, there's something i want to ask you. on mccain coming back just simply say that i welcome involvement of everyone in this and someone we can think she was afraid of what might come out of my mouth rea sh talke to me dow. but as it turns out, again it was a couple of days of anxiety late again john mccai

michelle davis is here with me today my blood ran cold and said if someone asks you about john mccain coming back, simply say i welcome everyone because i think she was afraid of what might come out of my mouth. [laughter] and she caught me on the way down. so as it turns out, again in a couple that with anxiety but with the house republicans he rallied them. he did his part. and even after we got the t.a.r.p. he did not criticize the things we had done. again it was very unpopular. so again at some time after the election, this may be slightly exaggerated, but i recall something 93 percent of american people oppose the bailouts. 70 percent were worried we would go into something much worse than a bad recession. so to explain to the american people this is not for us but for them. >> you have these consultations with obama so with the members of the administration repeatedly said we did not anticipate the economy but the message you are giving them. >> and those that you expected i did not expect that i knew there is a scene in the book where we talking about chris cox to meet with co

it was barack obama versus john mccain.ohn mccain had stumbled in his appointment of sarah palin as his vice presidential candidate, and barack obama gave a press conference in which he surrounded himself with names like paul volker and robert reuben and people from the clinton administration, and the message he was conveying was you may not think i'm all that experienced or as experienced as john mccain, but look at this team i'm assembling behind me to handle this financial crisis. i'm showing that video on screen right now. you can see a number of former leaders from previous administrations gathering around barack obama. there's an issue with joe biden in the minds of a lot of people, right? maybe he's sort of past his prime on this, he's prone to some gaffes. he doesn't have support across the political spectrum, even amongst democrats. talk to me about this move, this idea that we're in crisis, and i might present you with a team and you're sort of voting for that team, not just me. >> well, absolutely. there is no on

so as it turns out, again, it was a couple days of anxiety but john mccain spent time with the house republicans and he did his part and even after we got the t.a.r.p. and to criticize the things he has done which is very unpopular but on one level that sometime after the election and this may be slightly exaggerating but i recall 93 percent of american people oppose the bailouts 60 percent oppose torture. [laughter] so 70 percent were looking at something much worse so to explain to the american people this wasn't for wall street it was for them. >> and to have the's consultations with obama. [laughter] >> for both the president and the members of the administration what they really didn't anticipate how tough it would be on the economy. but from the message you were giving them, i would ask what you expected because i did not expect them. i knew that there is a scene in the book talking about denver tachy to meet long on - - been burning key to meet with congress. and then as warren said the numbers were freezing up. so i knew with the certainty of this would be turned down because

is exactly what an american senator says about us and they get right to the audiotape i mean john mccain was one of the greatest soft power tools russia ever act god bless his soul ok but the same thing is happening right now ok when you have just bluster coming out on cable t.v. it's just be me just put it right on chinese television saying this is what they think about us read him or. there is another example you know i think there is a logical rivaling. statements about russia just recently in the new york times there and i'm the guy pickle. who would yell so all a war against american science and in the soft i don't believe it's sad that we can actually how it's rather deadly diseases in the united states well that was too much even for the 1000000000 for vons even internally i think one date included they didn't get that from the steel dossier. yesterday's and you know where taken by the way when getting to know more and more interesting news of all of this to you a dossier you know read by recently. you know that transcript so that conversations which be ice confidential sources ha

it's something that you and i have noticed living in russia is that you know when john mccain was a lie all he would get up on the stump and he would start saying the worst possible things about russia and then russian national television which is subtitle it did this is exactly what an american senator says about us and they get right to the audiotape i mean i mean john mccain was one of the greatest soft power tools russia ever act god bless his soul ok but the same thing is happening right now ok when you have just bluster coming out on cable t.v. it's just be they just put it right on to chinese television saying this is what they think about us had him a. letter is another example you know i think there is a logical rivaling making statements about russia just recently in the new york times there and i'm. guy tickle which. would yell smaller war against american science and in the soft i thought in the lead it's sad that we can actually helps brad deadly diseases in the united states well that was too much even for the belly and for once in eternity were dead including the good god

i can just imagine what john mccain would be saying now, that great american patriot who was treated disrespectfully by this president. enough about him. let's go forward. let's work in a bipartisan way. the chair, the president of the u.s. conference of mayors is a republican the chair of the national association of governors is a republican. the chair of the president of the national association of state secretaries of state calling for them to lift their obstruction they put in their bill to vote by mail, these initiatives are bipartisan and that's what i rather dwell on than the unpsychable. >> speaker nancy pelosi, thank you for spending some time with us.

it sent a signal that john mccain wanted to send. you could be run ining for president and still come together on the most important things. >> whether it goes anywhere, it's hard to say. it doesn't sound like any one of them wants to get together and try to have a joint message. but it's a time when the country is looking for leadership. and these two are two main leaders of the two parties. >> who have traded inis subtles. it's also a different time because george bush wasn't running for reelection. he was term limited. donald trump is still in this race. and back then you weren't trading twitter jabs or have the president of the united states ensubtling the democrats because he did not agree with them. you want to go back to the medical side of this. this terms of the delay and there's been reporting from "the new york times" and "the washington post" a number of outlets about everything happening behind the scenes from when the administration first learned of the threat become on january 3rd when they first were alerted to what w

is on track to shrink more than 6 percent over the whole hear more from john mccain in belin. you have a very clear sense building that at the european level in a macro sense but then also in the my crew sense here in germany the joblessness the economic indicators are looking very poor right now and the figures relate to the 1st quarter of the year and of course the pandemic only really took hold in march so what about it begs the question what about what's happening right now what about what's going to happen in may and in june and if the rest of the year for prime minister barak johnson is leaving his 1st weekly cabinet meetings and falling ill with coronavirus the government there under pressure after new figures pushed the number of deaths to more than 26000 now the 2nd highest in europe after italy some positive signs in spain though which recorded its lowest daily increase in new cases since the state of emergency was declared 6 weeks ago the spanish health ministry has also recorded 268 new coronavirus deaths now for the 1st time in 2 months there's been no new domesti

republicans as recently as john mccain generally with the idea that america's idea people from around the world can buy into freedoms and things like that and the hard-line nationalist view isn't an idea but a particular set of people or geography which is the united states and that has to be protected to raise issues with political security of the american people. and the right with others. and americans overseas. so trump was obviously more concerned about north korea missiles and those living on the korean peninsula that is logical and straightforward but that's different than what he publicly articulated so to final things. on the polling with that what they vote on it is an interesting thing to see all the people who vote for donald trump that they were really irked by support by japan are now on the democratic side and then to and the forever wars. and a lot of these things resonate but is not to say a president couldn't take a very different position including ending the forever wars. and that the president so you can get people to express an opinion. and waiting even more to m

as recently as mitt romney, john mccain, george w. bush probably would have been comfortable generally with the idea that it's this place people can buy into this notion of the fundamental rights and freedom and i can't. and the hard-line nationalist view is a particular set of people that within a particular geography which is the united states and that has to be protected so that raises issues much higher than thinking about the rights of others to live in peace or democracy or even overseas. so use al you solve this with pt trump quite obviously was much more concerned about north korean missiles. it's way to the american presidents have thought about these things including on the right side. it's important to distinguish the issues that resonate and issues people voted on. it would be an interesting thing to see a poll of the people who voted for donald trump how many of them did so on the basis that they were irked by the japan and on the democratic side or the trump rallies the commitment to end the forever war resonates. they w

wisconsin mission are similar to how i hear my record of course to mccain and what about vice versa. i must say i'm speaking with arianna's voice it's really pretty convincing but it feels quite weird. the result is really quite impressive but still can't be mistaken for the real thing for our guinea pigs max and i'm gonna that comes as something of a really. can hear voices with a real all synthetic. well study shows that they do perceive sound that enables the release of a piece shoot to locate a source of water and grow in the direction of the water sound. and in other ways to kill it so highly sensitive to signals in their surroundings. not only register and give off certain fragrances they can also sense whether the it is dry or. whether there's a gentle breeze or strong wind and which direction it's coming from. that constantly measuring the air temperature they can differentiate between morning and evening light they're equipped with infrared an ultraviolet light senses and if they find themselves in the shade they can tell whether it's being caused by a rock or another plant.

. >> if we can do this, we can do anything at the [ applause ] >> in 2008, republican john mccain the last alaskan governor sarah palin to be his vice. >> biden says he plans to announce his choice by july he's already facing significant pressure to pick a woman of color. amy allison groups the politics, they argue that biden could win by picking a black woman and king nine nori. >> this is a kind of tragedy that joe biden and his campaign need to keep in mind and have a woman of color on the ticket. i think it would be a fatal campaign mistake to take black voters for granted. >> that was ed o'keefe reporting. like many of us, biden is stuck working at home, campaigning and fundraising from delaware. >> happening today, 20s for a wikileaks founder expected to asked for his extra well-being delayed. they cite the lack of access to the client during the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. wants the future x-ray himself, so he can face charges over leaking the secret u.s. documents. >>> new questions this morning surrounding the whereabouts of north korea's dictator kim jong un. he was last

out of a global recognition of project is getting lost and so is our team global so these are all mccain on this one that are in germany nearly 400 cases of murder were reported in 2018. police managed to solve almost all of them. but the clearance rate for residential burglaries is much lower in 201-711-7000 break ins were reported in germany police only made arrests in 18 percent of cases in the us now brooke police are hoping to stop burglaries before they even happen with the help of the predictive software pretty map. here after premier of all screw loose at the software shows an increase in activity in the car neighborhood so head over there and have a look around i have more. officers really catch burglars red handed but an increased police presence in high risk areas could make burglars think twice about breaking into someone's home. we are result of of for that we pay close attention to suspicious vehicles particularly those that are out of town license plates and we keep an eye out for suspicious individuals on the street. some criticize that innocent people can also be caught.

. >> reporter: and in 2008, republican john mccain asked alaska governor sarah palin to be his partner. >> you know, they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull? lipstick. >> reporter: biden says he plans to announce his choice by july. he is already facing significant pressure to pick a woman of color. aimee allison, founder of she the people, a group to promote minority women in politics, argues that biden could win by picking a black woman and boosting minority turnout. >> this is the kind of strategy that joe biden and his campaign need to keep in mind and have a mind and have awo the ticket. i think it would be a fatal campaign mistake to take black voters for granted. >> reporter: like many of us, biden is stuck at home, in his case campaigning and fund- raising from delaware. he said recently that because of the pandemic, he's concerned president trump might try changing the date of november's election, but the constitution but the constitution says onlyt. lesli. >> foster: all right, ed, >> foster: all right, ed, in latin america, ecuador is seeing one of the wor

republicans as recently as mitt romney, john mccain, george w. bush, this idea and around the world by into this notion of fundamental rights and freedoms and the hardline nationalists view, it's not an idea. it is a particular set of people in a particular geography which is the united states, and issues that harm the security of the american people, much higher than keeping about peace and democracy, americans living overseas saw this, donald trump was more concerned about north korean missiles that could hit the united states or kill americans on the korean peninsula. that is logical and straightforward but that is different in the way publicly articulated american presidents - i should say two final things. on the polling and popular opinion it is important to distinguish between issues that resonates. it would be an interesting thing, all the people who voted for donald trump how many of them did so on the basis that they were really irked by the support by japan for american forces deployed, certainly on the democratic side. getting tough w

progressing i believe we have the deputy chief political editor with us and he's joining us from brussels mccain i'd like to come to you 1st in berlin very short question at the very beginning what were the key takeaways from this speech. well that anger america very much came out here at the beginning as the mother of the nation calling on the federal states and we got a clear idea of what her role is here to actually get those states to find a common line on key issues for the outbreak of coverage 19 she wants them to paul together and that she wants germans to understand that frankly politicians don't have all the answers right now and that this is set to be the new normal living with corona until there is a vaccine and that's the big open question right now but you also stressed a bit of dr bit about the federal structure of germany didn't she surely do do that she said something along the lines of some states might have gone a little too far in. restrictions and there needs to be cooperation on that front. but essentially there was a negotiated agreement on how to start loosening those rest

richard worked for many years as senator john mccain's foreign policy advisor and prior to that work in the state department, national security council and also the senate foreign relations committee. so very warm welcome to both of you, danny and richard. it's wonderful to have you both here again. without further ado, let me invite colin to present the key t themes of this book before i yield the floor to danny and richard for their comments. we will have a brief conversation thereafter and then i will open the conversation to the floor. and i look forward to your interaction at that time. i can colinand welcome . >> ashley, thank you so much for this invitation. it so happens this panel includes three people all of whose experience and expertise and views i really respect so it's a real pleasure to be here with danny and richard as well read danny, without danny 's book probably wouldn't have happened. she may regret that but that is the truth at the american enterprise institute so i'm glad to be here. let me say a few words about the central thesis of the book. what motivated me

. >> and in 2008 john mccain asked sara palin to be his partner. >> they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? lipstick. biden says he plans to announce his choice by july, he's all ready facing significant pressure to pick a woman of color. amy alison founder of she the people argues biden could win by picking a black woman and boosting minority turn out. >> this is a kind of strategy that joe biden and his campaign need to keep in mind and have a woman of color on the ticket. i think it would be a fatal campaign mistake to take black voters for granted. >> that was ed o'keefe reporting and like many of us, biden is stat me, campaigning and fundraising from delaware. >>> the last remaining patient from a mass shooting in el paso nine months after that tragedy. guillermo garcia passed away last night after under going multiple unsuccessful surgeries over the past few months. his wife was also wounded. she's since recovered but now the death toll has been brought to 23. the suspect, 21-year-old patrick crushes is currently facing capitol murder charges. >>> new questi

i think it's going to be even more important john mccain's v.p. nominee in 2008 i think that among that 6 percent and that's all it is 94 percent of americans have already decided who they're going to vote for and frankly there are only 11 states that are really him play. i think that the vice president nominee for biden will be important for about 5 or 6 days until the republican benjamin happens and then dose you're going to have a debate and i got to tell you watching my pants debate against a bitchin yes senator i guess hillary clinton's choice tim came showed the power of what a vice presidential nominee can do mike pence is one of the best debaters in american politics today and what do you like him or don't is very skilled at that are we going to have a vice presidential debate it is going to matter this time and i'm convinced that joe biden is going to choose carefully are we going to have conventions. donald trump absolutely wants one i don't know whether the democrats 2 we will be open for business in august but how many people are going

you know, republicans recently as, you know, mitt romney, john mccain, george w.bush probably would have been comfortable generally with the idea that america is this idea, it's this place that people from, you know, around the world can come and buy into this notion of fundamental rights and freedoms and things like that. a people that live in a geography and that's the united states and it has to be protected and that raises issues that harm the physical security or the economic security much higher than thinking about, you know, the rights of -- of others to live in peace or democracy or even americans living overseas, right, so you saw with president trump quite obviously was much more concerned about north korean missiles that could hit the united states and north korean missiles killing americans living in the korean peninsula. that's different in at least the way publicly articulated. american presidents have thought about these things including on the right side. i guess i would say two final things on popular opinion, issues that resinate and issues peopl

let's take a closer look at the situation in europe now john mccain has the wrap up of developments for us from then. for many thousands of people across europe this is the reality of the coronavirus for many millions more it means locked down and the loss of their freedom of movement and for many weeks that's been the case in france now it's a president says it must stay that way a lot longer. don't look on this good morning to force hospitals a saturated everywhere in france in the french overseas territories the system is under strain there and the epidemic is not yet under control so we must continue our efforts and continue to respect the rules the more they are respected the more lives will be saved that is why the strictest lockdown must continue until monday may the 11th. but elsewhere monday meant a return to work after weeks in lockdown as here in madrid because in this and a few other sectors of the economy the toughest restrictions have been lifted and some spanish politicians say now is not the time to relax the vigilance even to this small extent and in most other regards

talking about but her freezer but her freezer just as you might have expected everyone except megan mccain had no problem with what nancy pelosi did now could you imagine if the 1st lady or the 1st daughter had got out. a late night show and done the same exact thing all heck would have broken loose i will tell you one thing though this dessert has made me hungry i'm going to go get some chocolate chocolate chip ice cream nothing fancy though nothing fancy and that's the press for this week make sure you tune in again sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you can watch it all over again and get the order poll dot t.v. app you could watch your episodes anytime anywhere anyplace until next time i feed her stay hungry stay curious on meet the press. has changed many american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs talk to people who are chronic pain patient and believe that they're ok prescription is working for them in the remedy to be certain to. price that they pay closer dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically

infections after some of its restrictions were eased its her reporting about a 1000 new cases each day the mccain palin has more. the german government finds itself in a quandary right now ever since the pandemic began ministers have stressed repeatedly that what informs their decision making is the scientific data the numbers that are provided to them by the robert cock institute which is the responsible body for the tabulation of testing and the compilation of statistics relate to the number of infections the number of deaths and so on and while the reproduction rate of the virus was in a downward trend it meant that the ministers could start to contemplate the easing of restrictions which is what they have done but now the on north reproduction rate of the virus has reached one again that means that each infected person can infect one other person that is the point at which alarm bells ring for the ministers for anglo-american in the chancellery behind me that dynamic is they want to try to reduce the economic damage to ease the restrictions on freedom of movement but they know by doing that a

in spain and italy but it's higher prime minister says restaurant since there will be extended for mccain has more from berlin. it's a stark example of what the coronaviruses done to this continent the traditional good friday papal passion service in rome and pope francis forced to preside over a ceremony with almost no congregation because the pandemic continues to kill thousands of people every day we are particularly concerned by the large number of infections reported among health workers in some countries there are reports of up to 10 percent of poles would go to being infected this is an alarming trend. when health workers are at risk we are all trees but just as corona targets populations so it attacks their economies which is why late on thursday e.u. finance ministers agreed a vast new credit package for those worst affected fast loans for governments and short term aid to companies which might otherwise go under they had up to around the trillion euros a step change in the economic order nice and we did in our union this emergency plan we'll see all our economic and social fabri

talking about but her freezer but her freezer just as you might have expected everyone except megan mccain had no problem with what nancy pelosi did now could you imagine if the 1st lady or the 1st daughter had got out. late night show and done the same exact thing all heck would have broken loose i will tell you one thing though this dessert has made me hungry i'm going to go get some chocolate chocolate chip ice cream nothing fancy though nothing fancy and that's the press for this week make sure you tune in again sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you can watch it all over again and get the portable dot tv app you can watch your episodes anytime anywhere anyplace until next time i'm steve stay hungry stay curious on the press. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on scaring dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. this is a story about what happens ostracise trade bullets kills a young girl in th