mr. harris. i'm sure it does, miss ames. i wouldn't want to take anything from them, but the drive is only as good as the man who bosses it. well, here's your receipt, miss ames. -thank you. -if you'll meet me in my office about five o'clock, i'll have what ready cash you need and the rest in a bank draft. i'm sorry to delay you, but we have four more herds coming in before nightfall, and i'm gonna be mighty busy. -five o'clock will be fine. -thank you, ma'am. well, i've got to be running along. nice to be meeting you. rowdy, would you tell the men to come to the hotel at seven to pick up their wages? sure will, miss susan. uh, miss ames, there's something i'd better tell you. yes? i promised the hands a sizable bonus if they got the cattle to dodge inside of four weeks... i'm fully aware of what you promised, mr. bodie, and the bonus will be paid. of course, it wouldn't have been necessary had you turned the herd over to shane. what i'm trying to tell you, ma'am... i'm sure there's nothing you can tell me that i want to hea

that thought out of her mind if you are prepared to meet all other obligations of marriage. - oh, i am. - mr. appleby, have you ever been married? - very good. if the question seemed impertinent, in these days of moral laxity - i can assure you, sir, i am as far from moral laxity as any human being can be. i have no vices. - i'm sure of it. nevertheless, i have counseled ms. sturgis against any precipitate action. she decided to consider it for one month before giving you her answer. - a month? - and in that time, if you'll take the advice of an old man, constancy. devotion. remember, she is a woman, and i believe they are all very much alike. - yes, i believe they are. [chuckles] - as executor for the sturgis estate, i've drawn up this document. it merely provides that each of you is heir to the other's property. you have no objection to signing this? proviso, something very near and dear to martha. - oh? - you've been so understanding. i know i am peculiar in many ways. - but enchanting. though what is the item, mr. gainsborough? - that after the marriage, you will take up your residence h

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mr. ames, uh, it's like some strange force got ahold of me. it's -- uh -- samantha! out! by t? ? when the wind blows, the crlel rock? [ door opens ] darrin: samantha! doorla i hstng feeng bad wordwill fly ? where it doedon't try to deny i! al right, ion't. come on, sam, don't make me drag it out of you. i ly did it to save you from making the biggest mistake of your life. that i did on a day long ago, which we now laughiny call our anniversary. go ahead. rave on. let me know when the steam comeout ofour nose. you can help me with the ironing. when will you learn to stop meddling in my business? too bad. ve got lovely hoe, a nice car, lovely clothes. but you, i suppose, i'm sta mbhead. i didn't say that. yo thinking it. but you, i suppose, head, with it.. oh, really, darrin. goit.ad ok, a big dumbhead. oh, really, darrin. oh, calling me nes now. if you talk t you are a dumbad and i'll tell you one more thing -- old it. the wld. weret the word from tigh . if you had any sse weret the woyou t do from ti yhad knees well, at ifl excu me, i have to fix dinner. wedot ther setting a plac

mr. paladin. - under certain conditions, yes. - good. i am otto von albrecht. i have a title... meaningless here, of course. i wish you to find a man for me. as i said, mr. paladin, i wish you to find a man for me. - who and why? - sir, my reasons are personal. and between gentlemen, i fervently hope that you will permit them to remain so. if your reputation is not distotoed, i'm sure i can convince you quite apart from any personal motive i may have. if you are a connoisseur, you will recognize its value even with the naked eye. you may keep it as your fee. - you want this man very badly. - now, to the man himself. carl frome. he has killed a dozen people. postmarked parrish, new mexico. also, there are newspaper clippings, posters issued for his arrest, sufficient proof of what he is. - all right, mr. vovoalbrecht, i can see from these that carl frome is a man who should be brought to justice. there is, however, one condition... i do not simply hire myself out - i do not intend that you should. we will leave in the morning, then. do not let these alarm you, mr

mr. spock. i am instructed to wait until planet dawn over principal target to permit you to carry out our mission. and...if i don't? in that event, i am ordered to kill you and to proceed against the halkans captain's log. stardate... unknown. we are trapped in a savage, parallel universe from which we must escape within four hours, or i will face a death sentence at mr. spock's hands. let's drink a toast to spock-- the only man aboard with the decency to warn you, and he'll die for it. you'll never find another man like him. i don't intend to kill him. are you going to act against the halkans before the deadline? no. but i'll avoid killing spock. just get him out of the way, he and his men. i'll get out of his way. shall i activate the tantalus field?

mr. kennedy: i am about to make a great point. moderator: i am sure you were. we have a question about the supreme court. boustany first. mr. boustany: do you have to share a belief system on a certain system issues to approve a supreme court nominee? and what is the issue specific question you would like to ask? mr. boustany: first of all, do they respect the constitution and separation of powers? i want judges that basically adjudicate on the law as it exists. secondly, under the second amendment, and thirdly, pro-life. mr. campbell: i think the senate ought to do their job. anybody nominated, whether democratic or republican president, deserves a vote. i would make sure that this nominee, or this future justice-- moderator: we have to move on. mr. duke: i will be donald trump's most loyal advocate to make sure his nominees go to the supreme court. and if by chance he is not elected -- i think he will will win -- i will oppose any of these nominees of hillary that are trying to destroy our constitution. >> presented needs to do its job -- the senate needs to d

i am certain it will get the desired effect. ah, mr. kuryakin. for the hanging. how nice of you to drop in. it may have seemed rather crude to you. it achieved the desired result. brought me out into the open. exacy. and you've arrived just in time for the field test of the m mecutronic gun. as i promised, mr. solo will have the honor of being its first target. all spotters, stay alert. target 13 feet for baker. we're ready, mr. solo. all you have to do is run. fire! fire. he must have been blasted right over the edge. nt us to go down and check? nobody could have survived that fall. we'll repeat the same test with mr. kuryakin. as soon as... something's wrong. all the trajectory control, the circuitry's been damaged. you've gained a little living time. better have this fixed as soon as possible. sir, i, um, well the guidance factors i'm not sure w wcan fix this. the inventor of the gun, dr. febray. perhaps if we got him out here. you're quite right. but i can't imagine that, uh, mr. kuryakin would care to tell us where he's hidden.

mr. solo. i fear you've been too hasty, too quick to seize on my sacrificial pawn. i had planned stefan's death as a prelude to your own, anyway. i am disappointed in you, mr. solo. of the hunt a little longer. still, there is one pleasure left for me. ideally of course, i should have chosen a more protracted death for you, (gas hissing) what is it? gas starting through the coils. it's useless. it looks like a conduit aperture. pipes must feed though it now that it's daylight, he'll be able to see us anywhere. less than a half hour left. maybe that's the only way to f fd illya, and hope to grab him and twist the truth out of him. stay here. karmak! karmak! karmak! i am here, mr. . lo. i congratulate you on your temporary escape. excellent move, excellent. i don't see anything. it could be bluff. maybe he's got his voice wired into every air raid siren in the area. for that subway entrance there's one way to find out. over there. if i make it, you come after me. that should end any doubts you may have entertainin as to your position and mine. i'm sure you realize i can finish the hunt at my own discretion. now at this precise moment,

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mr. clapper: in general i am. mr. nunes: does the department of defense or the intelligence community edit pages on behalf of the u.s. government? >> i can't speak on that. i know i personally never edited a page. mr. clapper: i don't know off my head. i don't think so. but i don't know. >> i have no knowledge whether or not it happens or not, sir. mr. nunes: does the d.o.d. or the i.c. use it as an official source of information? >> i don't know, congressman. mr. clapper: i would have to look into that. i don't know off hand if it has ever been. i don't know. >> i know that the department and i.c. community uses a lot of open source information. i don't know whether or not it is one of those open sources. mr. nunes: on march 212, you and director clapper met with chairman thornberry and representative fleeling to analyze regarding the joint intelligence analysis complex slated to be built in the u.k. do you recall that meeting? >> i do. mr. nunes: director clapper, do you recall that meeting? mr. clapper: yes. >> you

mr. trump: i am pro-life. justices who are pro-life. it will go to the states. >> so some women will not be able to get an abortion. mr. trump: they will have to go to another state. >> melania trump says that she is ready for the responsibility ahead. melania: i will stay true to myself, stay tough, confident. >> but ivanka trump is saying she is not going to the white house in a formal role. ivanka: no. i am going to be a daughter. i am very passionate about certain issues and i want to fight for them. race equality, child care. these are things that are very important for me. but not in a formal administrative capacity. jummy: we want to take a live look at the white house where, before leaving for his final foreign trip while in office. he will make stops in greece, germany, and peru. this time he will be focused on reassuring that -- we will bring you the news conference live at 3:15, right here on abc 7. we will continue to follow donald trump in his transition to the white house. for complete coverage of his plan for the first 100

i am no ordinary defector, mr. solo. we are equals, you and i. i trade information for money, and for as much protection from u.n.c.l.e. as i deem necessary, not you. valandros to thrush central computer. -begin recording. -recording. the report that pharos mandor, formerly first central, is in the lisbon area has now been confirmed. two u.n.c.l.e. agents, solo and kuryakin, have arrived here secretly. they were followed by one of our men, petrakis by name, who was killed. the killers used rifles of thrush design. i await computer analysis. analysis: because mandor has defected from thrush, solo and kuryakin have been assigned to extract information from him. it is imperative that we know all information that mandor has given u.n.c.l.e. it is imperative that he be stopped from ging more. these faces have been chosen as the most likely disguises that mandor would assume. oh, mandor will disguise himself in his own way. om everything that is known about him, his background, his personality, his emotion. don't tell me about mandor, i was with him fo

mr. van ostern: i am. >> against mr. sununu. mr. van ostern: you got it. his name is a lot better known than mine is so -- >> i know. jennifer: the 37-year-old democrat connecting with voters, talking about jobs in the granite state and sharing his background. mr. van ostern: well, i'm running because i want to make sure for my kids and all our kids that we keep this a great place to live and raise a family and grow a business. i used to work down the road here at stonyfield yogurt which is a great local employer and then at southern new hampshire university which has also been growing a lot and hiring a lot of people. i want to make sure we create good jobs, keep taxes low. 10 years ago, stonyfield had the biggest solar array in the state of new hampshire on the roof of the yogurt plant and now the biggest one is 20 times that. it's a good way you can actually create good jobs and lower time. jennifer: van ostern pointing out some of what's happened in his four years on the executive council. mr. van ostern: one of the things we worked on a lot was extend

mr. gaetano, not to kill. [thrumming] oh, for the... i am in commmand, mr. gaetano. the orders and the responsibility will be mine. [rrraarr] the mists, i... i can't see them. ar them. they're directly ahead of us. several, i believe. direct your phasers to 2 o'clock and to 10 o'clock. i say we hit them dead on. yes, i know, but fortunately, i'm giving the orders. take aim, please, and fire when i give a signal. fire. cease fire. they should think twice before bothering us again. i still say we should have killed them. it was not necessary. fear will do for us what needs to be done. you remain on guard here. keep in contact with the ship. did you find them? yes, we found them. they won't bother us again. i hope not. scotty has an idea. it's dangerous, but it might work. go, mr. scott. i can adjust the main reactor to function with a substitute fuel supply. that's all very well, but we don't have a substitute supply. aye, we do. our phasers. i can adapt them and use their energy. it'll take time, but it's possible. the trouble is they happen to be our only defense. th

mr. spock. momentarily. am i... seeing things? not unless i am, too. captain, that thing's a giant hand. what is it, mr. spock? is it a... a hand? negative, captain. not living tissue. a trick, then? a projection? not a projection, sir. hard about. hard about. we can't seem to get away from it. it's almost as if it means to grab us. reverse all engines. all engines reversed. we're dead still, captain. we can't move. space-- the final frontier. its five-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... captain's log-- stardate 3468.1. while approaching polex 4, the enterprise has been stopped in space by an unknown force of some kind. lieutenant, relay our position and circumstances to starbase 12 immediately. aye, aye, sir. mr. sulu... try rocking the ship. full impulse power forward and back. aye, aye, sir. damage report coming in, captain. situation under control. minor damage-- stations 3, 7, and 19. thank you. mr. sulu? applying thrust, sir. no results, captain. we're stuck tight. mr. spock. status. the ship is almost completely encircled by

mr. trump: i am going to protect and save your social security and your medicare. de a deal a long time ago. [cheering] mr. trump: a long time ago. and i will protect american workers. the political and media elite have no idea what it is like to be living on a paycheck to paycheck basis. not knowing whether or not the owners and leaders of their company are negotiating to move their plant or factory to mexico or some other country and fire them. sometimes with virtually no notice, happening all over the country. not going to happen with us, folks. not going to happen with us. [cheering] mr. trump: politicians do not understand what that is like. the media and the political elite do not know the pain and the suffering these people are living under, but i figured it out a long time ago. that is why i am here. i am with you, rather than where i was. i was on the other side. >> thank you, trump! mr. trump: i was on the other side, i understand it well. i understand the other side well. i was enjoying my life for many years on the other side, but i also love our country

mr. kikisley? i am dr. erikson. dr. eriksoso doctor, i'm honored by your presence here, and your collaboration. thank you. sit down, doctor. mr. kingsley, this is an historic moment, ironically so, for history, as the world knows, it will soon end.d. to look at this. the world's future on a scrap of paper. we can change mankind's personality, mold it to any shape we want, steer it in any direction with this. and we will. oh, excuse me, dr. erikson, your daughter. you said you wanted to bring your daughter .th you. have we e pt her waiting outside? no. anna will be coming in a separate plane. that's a wise precaution, doctor. she should be leaving berlin any moment now. please don't make me explain, okay? where are you going? well, i didn't expect it at all. i'm sorry, i have to go, but i'll be back. believe me, i will be back. look, i came all the way from america to be with you, you and your father, on our vacation. please, steve, do you think that i want to leave you? well, then don't, this is ridiculous. no. the time

mr. mcburney, i do not wish to offend you. i am sorry mrs. mcburney is ill. i would like to go with you to help you... ...but this stagecoach is not yours. i'm taking your drift, caine. no more oriental wisdom is needed nor desired. you may stay under my roof as long as you like. we'll just do without the introductions to anna... ...if you know what i mean. i am called kai tong. this lovely lady is mei lee ho... ...of my village in the north... and soon to be advanced... ...to the rank of imperial consort of the second degree. i had hoped you would not... ...shame yourself and me with that intelligence. you are the only source of shame in my life, kai tong. and i have no wish to be your wife, soon or ever. i have always respected the priesthood. i am kwai chang. respect for the priesthood. it would please me more... ...if you had respect for womanhood as well. kwai chang, you will leave now. first i must take kai tong to the nearest police barrack. -no. -please. i have my quarterstaff. and if i break it? it is yours to do with as you please. then i accept. yo

mr. solo could have. i am sure he could, but mr. solo has better things to do than play games. it's been a pleasure. mind if i hitch a ride? we'd be delighted. what about graduation? we've resigned. i decided i'm not cut out to be a team man. and i think i'd rather be a woman than an agent. too dangerous? ?? >> here's adventure. ?? here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west,

mrs. claus in her brandon neighborhood. >> i have an eventually and i am -- elf and i am mrs. claus so the children in the neighborhood bring the letters to toys for kids and the holiday decorations go up in september. >> this is a message for all the parents out there -- >> everybody comes here, family, friends, neighbors, it's hard to not have that stability. >> reporter: ask any neighbor and they will tell you about the legacy of mrs. claus or the fact she opens her entire home for hundreds of people even strangers on thanksgiving. >> i can't tell you how many to mcdonald's and purchased hundreds of cheeseburgers and hamburgers and passed them out to people on the street. >> reporter: even though she lost everything, the only thing she is thinking about is the kids. >> we hope that we can salvage christmas, at least for the children in the neighborhood. >> i always check the list twice. >>> after the massive insurance claims, mrs. claus won't be moving but will find a way rebuild right here. >> merry christmas. >> the message at the end she is more concerned about salvaging

i am a vulcan. mr. spock. i thought you were still confined to sick bay. i was. here, now. where do you think you're going? i have an errand on the planet's surface. you will beam me down to the same coordinates as before. not likely, mr. spock. that is an order, mr. scott. aye, sir. and i'm sorry i have to disobey it. the captain said no one was to transport down. mr. spock. freeze right there, mr. spock, or i'll put you to sleep for sure. mr. spock, i gave you an order to stay in the sick bay. until the pain was gone, captain. it has been discontinued...by me. scotty. he said he was transporting down to the surface, sir. your orders were that no one was to beam down unless you authorized it, and knowing mister spock's determination on some things, i thought i'd better hold him here until i got your orders. one of the creatures will have to be captured and analyzed, captain. we did not have a clear opportunity to do so earlier when i was attacked. since my nervous system is already affected, as you pointed out, doctor, i don't believe they can do much more to me. jim, this

am robert fox. have i the honor of addressing anan 7? welcome to eminiar, mr. ambassador. uh, mr. ambassador, i am truly sorry for what must happen. i beg your pardon? you and your party have been declared war casualties. you'll be taken immediately to one of our casualty stations so that your deaths may be recorded. that is correct, mr. ambassador. i regret it very much, but there is nothing i can do about it. [beeping] spock to "enterprise." come in. mr. scott, it's mr. spock. scotty here, mr. spock. go ahead. is the ship all right? we've been through a bit, but we're all right now. the captain is overdue. we've suffered no casualties among us. this is important-- under no circumstances shall anyone beam down from the "enterprise." they'd be killed the moment they arrived. that ties it. that popinjay fox went down a couple of minutes ago. the ambassador. i knew it had a rotten ring to it. orbit out to maximum phaser range and stand by for further orders. what are you going to do, mr. spock? find the ambassador and the captain. yeoman tamura, you stay here and prevent this young l

you're thinking the same thing i am. mr. spock, sir? landru must die. captain, our prime directive of noninterference. that refers to a living, growing culture. do you think this one is? joy to you all, friends. it is the gift of landru. i brought your signaling devices. you may need them. what we really need is more information about landru. you said you wanted us to help you. prophecy says-- never mind what the prophecy says. if you want to be liberated from landru, you're not of the body! peace... you're not! to you, friend. lawgivers! peace. lawgivers! traitor! traitors! traitors! doc, i don't want to hurt you. traitors! aw, doc... spock. isn't that somewhat old-fashioned? the robes. where is landru? no. no. where do we find him? we do not see him. in this building? yes. you're going to take us there. oh. spock, call the enterprise. oh! snap out of it! start acting like men. spock to enterprise. status report. mr. spock, i've been trying to reach you. report, scott. the orbit's still decaying. give it six hours, more or less. those heat beams are st

am endorsed citizens united. and there is an amendment i have signed. mr. o'connor: i think we not only need to end citizens united, but we need to end pacs. which, aipac -- a pac from citizens united didn't give -- did give her money. i am the only candidate on the final question. it is pretty clear, americans want change and they want elected officials get into some compromise. we have seen negativity and division, so how can you convince people that after the election, the atmosphere will be different? rep. guinta: i have worked with -- mr. o'connor: i have worked with republicans. -- democrats and republicans. i see value in that. i am proud that i have done that. and i will use that and then negotiating skills i learned in business to be able to bring and heal the country and bring us together after this very difficult campaign. josh mcelveen: congressman? rep. guinta: the reality is, people know why and how i fight for the middle class and working member of congress. i am chairman of the bipartisan task force combating heroin abuse. that is real leader

mr. solo. i am trying very hard not to. [footsteps] can we go? now. (male #4) 'ah!' i told you, nowhere is safe. better we go now. [panting] take deep breaths, slowly. and relax. you only have few moments before napoleon and horth return from scouting the area ahead. then we climb again. it seems whenever we're together you always have a gun in your hand. i never feel quite comfortable with you, illya. you have to learn to ignore me. pretend i'm part of the background just another rock or a tree. nazungi. 'the caves are through that pass and over the bridge there. see'' i have a feeling that they're still expecting someone. well, let's not disappoint them. at all times, close to me. m. we picked up something, mr. karadian, in unit six. unit six, let me see what you've got. all sections, start your cameras. - 'there they are.' - 'i'm not blind.' before. now she comes back... with a headache.. ...for us. okay, turn them off. go get 'em. - a woman, couldn't we-- - no! disarm them. put these on, you'll need them. you'll never get across that bridge without them. come alo

mrs. naugatuck, am i so wrong? well... well, carol, i know how you feel. i also know how she feels. she thinks you're making a mistake. and she loves you too much to let that happen. well, what do you think? well, i can only say i was involved with a married man myself, if it was so diabolical, why didn't you stop seeing him? stop seeing him? i was the one he was married to! i've got it. i have finally figured it out. i know how to get through to you. i am going to call marilyn and let her tell you they're not getting a divorce. mother, don't you dare! now, harold gave me his word, and that's enough for me. the last thing i want is my mother calling my fiance's wife! augatuck. look. i know we're living in an age when children are not supposed to listen to their parents. but, mrs. naugatuck, you've been around. you know that i'm right. will you please tell her what you think? yes, mum. carol, i think your mother should not interfere and mind her own business! if you wanted a yes-man instead of an housekeeper, you shoulda hired a parrot. believe me, even with a parrot, the house would

mr. solo. i am, generarayokura. oh, yes, yes. as a matter of fact, uh...there were very interesting dossiers in our files. ah, i am flatterer. 'but i am also disturbed that u.n.c.l.e. has sent you' 'to probe matters which dodoot concern you.' as a matter of fact, at the moment i'm rather disturbed about that myself. what do you know of chemical formula j-47? of its effects?' i never heard of it. - mmm, no. - oh, come, mr. solo. that island...the village yoyodestroyed. i dislike glibness. yes, i can see that. 'we search for the s se mystery, you and i.' the source of the chemical which infected the village. well, since we are on the same easter egg hunt let's make a little trade, shall we? i'll tell yoyowhat i know and you tell me...what you know. for a man very close to death, you are remarkably cavalier. well, let's see, actually i won't be able to say anything after i'm dead, will i? very well, i will accept your bargain. chemical j-47 was perfected by one of my own countryman in a secret laboratory here in norway, during the l

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mr. spock? i am a vulcan, doctor. pain is a thing of the mind. the mind can be controlled. you're only half vulcan. what about the human half? it is proving to be an inconvenience, but it is manageable. e creature, with all of its thousands of parts, even now is pressuring me. it wants this ship, but i am resisting. can he control it the way he says, bones? who knows, jim? i know the amount of pain the creature can inflict upon him, but whether he can control it hour to hour... let me help. i need you, spock... but we can't take any chances. we'll keep you... confined for a while longer. if you can maintain control, we'll see. uhh... my nephew. if he regains consciousness, will he go through that? yes. help them. i don't care what it takes or costs. you've got to help them. jim, aren't you forgetting something? there are over a million colonists on that planet down there just as much your responsibility. i am a vulcan. i am a vulcan.

mrs. flicker. i am so sorry that happened. everybody, this is my drama teacher, mrs. flicker. and this is penny and her mother, willona woods. [ dramatic voice ] how do you do? [ laughter ] and this is my little brother, michael. [ deep voice ] what it is? is is my... [ chuckles ] ...my stupid brother, j.j. unpredicated. thelma, i must tell you the wonderful news, or i think i'll die. or at least get sick. [ laughs ] what is it? what is it? oh. oh, i got a phone call. i got a phone call from mr. nicholson, head of the community theater. he has decided to put on your play. wow! very own play. i mean, actors on stage, saying the words i want to say. oh, i can't believe it. hey, i'll tell you, this is the greatest thing that's happened to the ghetto since the colonel got real. too funny! too funny! out of 83 entries, yours was the play chosen to be produced. my dear, thelma, you are going to be paid $250. oh! yeah! [ laughter and cheering ] thelma, i'm so proud of you! whew! oh, mrs. flicker, i've been in there making some changes. oh, don't! don't touch a word. child, i'm so pro

mr. randall? in here. you know who i am? josh: stella winter, toast of europe and one of the great opera stars of our time. stella: seems you have been reading the newspapers. josh: i had a seat in the upper balcony friday night. background? that is very gratifying. josh: my mother played a little piano, bok and chopin. senior performance was a great experience for me. -- seeing your performance was a great experience for me. it was an honor to meet you. stella: you are very kind. i am afraid i do not deserve your admiration. i am a shamelessly foolish woman, mr. randall. all this acclaim, i -- i expected it to protect me from the dangers of the american frontier. josh: this is not exactly considered a frontier. not these days. stella: perhaps not to you, but it is considerably different than in england. i hope you will forgive me. i am under a dreadful strain. this note was delivered to my hotel this afternoon. it is the most terrifying thing that has ever happened to me. i need your help, mr. randall. and unless i get it -

mr. o'connor: i am not. am a true independent and i will work with whoever is elected by the people of the country. i want to want to make a couple of corrections from statements by congressman frank into. i'm the only person on the stage who has worked for a republican member of congress. and a democratic lieutenant governor. i've been able to bring people together across party lines. i do not support single-payer, i support a public choice. and i endorse bernie sanders, because i believe he understood the problems with the two-party system. and i think now that the emails have come out, it's become quite clear, the parties with the two-party system and he was , right. i don't support nor do i endorse all or many of his plans. i think what the voters want is they do not want to ban hyper-partisan choices that they've had for the last decade. they want a new fresh choice that represents granite state values. ms. shea-porter: i think it is really interesting, because i have listened to you for your talking ab

mr. byron, david crabtree. - crabtree, i am here because of the biggest and greatest housing development of my career. - oh, shady acres, i see you commercials everyday, mr. byron. - thank you. now, the secret of my success, crabtree, is that i play hunches. i do not deal in an orthodox manner. and, when i find a lawyer who drives a 1928 porter,-- - i can explain-- - he is my kind of lawyer. how come? i will tell you how come. - that's a wonderful slogan, mr. byron. - slogan? it is a prophecy. i had a vision, yesterday's swap land, today a dream come true. shady acres, a gracious retirement community. i have built 1, 928 homes. - 1, 928 homes - down payment? $1, 928, - $1, 928 - and paid off at $1,928 per annum. now, do you see where you come in? y, mr. byron. - your 1928 porter, it's an omen. i am a superstitious man, i play hunches. and, if you own a 1928 porter-- - i do, i do. - you are my lawyer. - ah, now i see. - liked it? - i loved it! - and, as for your fee, crabtree, conrad byron. (laughs loudly) - listen, mr. byron, i have an idea. ow your family are my kind of folk, old fashion

mrs. clinton: i am hillary clinton, and i approve this message. mr.i would look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. i like people that weren't captured, ok? this guy said, ah, i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember. a person who is flat chested is very hard to be a 10. when mexico sends its people, they bring in drugs, they are rapists. i would like to punch him in the face, i tell you. get him out of here. hitting a wife to work as a very dangerous thing. have japanu rather have nuclear weapons? saudi arabia, absolutely. talking maybe using nuclear weapons. nobody wants to hear that. out of bomb the [beep] them. i love war in a certain way. >> this election is about a choice spirit we have a chance to put our futures back into our own hands, to give us the right to educate our children in the schools we choose, to create investments where we need them most, to build that are communities with jobs we create together and were justice is our right. this is our choice, our opportunity. we are asking for your vote. vote republican. >> the rep

mr. speaker, i am prepared to yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: thank youing mr. speaker. i want to thank the -- i yield myself the balance of our time and i want to thank the authors of the bill for bringing it forward, it's an important concept and one that deserve ours attention. i urge all members to vote aye on the bill and yield back the balance of time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2566 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3's being in the affirmative trk the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2669 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the

mrs., i am a married lady. flint: what part of the sosoh annie: there is so much going on here. i haven'n'been able to do much reading up. what do you know about the south? flint: the way it sounds, mostly. annie: the way it sounds. you are too plain, a aie. no one wants a plane woman -- plain woman, at least for a wife was about west, marrying is easy -- too easy. the marriage is hard. flint: did you lose your husband? annie: i am not looking for him. when you lose something, you try to find it. ? annie: if i was going to look for something, i would look for those babies. three of them, three years, all of them dead. annie: sorry? i did the burying alone. every time, alone. the last one was just a little while ago. flint: how long have you been alone? annie: y y mean this time? well, when the trails open to last spring, he was off. after the first year, he was onlylyere when he wanted. this time, when he comes back ii want the here to meet him. that is why i stole from you. i am going home. it pleasures me that a man is paying for it. flint: you had better come back before the

mr. harrington. but-- ? a'am, i am. i'm mrs. w wson. well, how do you do, mrs., wil-- i want to talk to you. it appears that you've encouraged my son to remain in africa. yes, ma'am, i have. a doctor's needed here. can't you see that richard is not equipped to live in this insufferable place? he's leaeaing, mrs. wilson. i, of course, understand your feelings about it. do you? do you understand that f f 30 years this country has deprived me of my right to be a wife? i will not be deprived of my right to be a mother. mrs. wilson, a lionessss l. and she fights for them fiercely. but there comes a time when she knows they must survive on their own. i'm not a lioness, tarzan. i'm a civilized woman. richard is nothing more thth an impulsive young man trying to follow in his father's footsteps. my powers of persuasion have no effect on him at all. but i want my son back, tarzan. you don't, mrs. wilson. quiet, quiet, mr. harrington. we mean you no harm. what is this, what do you want? who are you? i am one who can be of service to you. i don't know w wt you're talking about. i am talking about the o

he knows that i am right and people out there do as well. >> your response? mr. suozzi: one of the things i am most proud of was to create the no role door program which put so many agencies in health, mental health and merge them together in one building so that when people showed up for some sort of assistance they could access the assistance of all those agencies. one of the regions that was specifically cited was the work that i did calling out the problem of drug addiction and the relation to mental health early on. >> we will leave it there and move on now to closing statements and we will start with senator martins. sen. martins: thanks again to news 12 for hosting this debate. election, specifically, and especially at this time in our history, is about leadership and the opportunity to understand, as we all do that this country is heading in the wrong direction. our children's futures are bleaker. the country is being brought back together. -- is being pulled apart instead of brought back together. i have shown leadership these past six years and certainly

mr. miller: i am a combat veteran. i qualify for programs. will fight for every veteran in the state to ensure it. i know what the system is like to ensure that you have the coverage your service demands and that trust between the government and those who have served is upheld. it is something that has not happened. my position on obamacare has been destructive to alaska. our choices are going away when obama claimed you could keep your doctor. that was a lie. most of us were not able to do that. premiums of gone skyhigh. i talked to one guy who is an employee, his rates went up so high it was a 20% reduction in his income. when we get government involved, it results in inefficiency and less choice. that is not what alaskans want. they want a system where you can choose your doctor. it is something i pledge to help alaskans with. >> would you vote to get rid of all government health care? or just obamacare. >> it is not your rebuttal. ms. stock: i'm under the impression, he does not have private health insurance on a private market. the only

i am with you, mr. president. in it same spirit, i say to president-elect bush, what remains ranker must be put aside and may god bless his stewardship of this country. neither he nor i anticipated this long and difficult road. neither of us wanted it to happen. yet it came and now it has ended. resolved as it must be resolved through our democracy. over the library of one of our great law schools is inscribed "not under man but under god and law." ,hat is the ruling principle the source of our democratic liberties pretty i tried to make it my guide as it has guided american deliberations of the complex issues of the past five weeks. the u.s. supreme court has spoken. let there be no doubt -- well i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i excepted. i except the finality of this outcome which will be ratified next monday. tonight for the sake of our unity of the people and the strength of our democracy, i offer my concession. host: professor zelizer, analysis of that from al gore. guest: it is a pretty remar

mr. spock? i am. hold it. now...one at a time-- hand me those belts. and the bag. it's been too long. jim should have at least signaled by now. open communicator channel. [beep beep] what was that? what was what? that noise. i didn't hear anything. that noise. it's coming from one of these things. [beep beep] [beep beep] [whirring]

mr. president, we would like to have you meet some of the citizens of the greatest state of the union. >> i amw and have always been on the right. >> what do you think about mr. eisenhower? >> i'm a man that's never on the fence. when we plant, we know what we're going to receive for our work just like any other man that works. and when i voted for ike, i thought i was the best democrat in '52. i'm going to do it again tomorrow. >> thank you. your occupation? >> secretary. >> and would you like to tell the president personally why you're for him? >> yes, i would. because i think you're a capable president, mr. eisenhower, and i'm proud of your conduct in office. and i feel safer just knowing you're in the white house. >> fine. your name. >> mike hayes. >> your occupation? >> i just graduated from college. i'm waiting to go into the service. >> and your opinion about mr. eisenhower? >> for me the most important issue is the issue of international affairs. president eisenhower, because of his military experience, is best prepared to serve us as commander in chief. >> fine, thank you. your name?

mr. vanderhaven. yeah, that is correct. i am mr. vanderhaven. heh-heh. how much is a half-hour ride? fifty dollars. give me $11 worth. go ahead. [???] jeannie: oh, look down there! that is diamond head! is it not lovely? [gasps] oh! there is the punchbowl. ajor nelson were along. honolulu is so beautiful from the air. [inaudible dialogue] are the guards off duty, edward? uh. they-- they must be at lunch, sir. all right. open the gate. open the gate. yes, sir. and then i'll-- i'll help the lady down. you help me down. i'll help you down. step right this way, jeannie. be very, very careful. that's fine. walk right in here. this is my pride and joy, this piece of land. would you like to see it? oh, i would love to. well, fine. let's go. well-- i'm afraid i can't discuss it now. even with you. heh-heh. [quietly] step right up. [???] oh! this is so wild and beautiful! yes. it's very relaxing. heh-heh. in fact, the real-estate broker that i bought it from told me that there's not another beach like this on the island. oh, it would be a beautiful place to build a home. eed. a great place for somebody who

mr. sanford, i am your doctor, aren't i? yes, that's right. then i'm putting you to bed right now. listen, in bed? mm-hmm. me and lena... pop, pop... bed? lena... you've only got 6 months. that's all i need. it's lena! it's lena! wait a minute, son. let me tell you something. promise me you're not gonna kill me when i tell you what i'm fixin' to tell you. well, i lied about being sick. [knocking on door] i ain't sick, son. just let me have this one date with lena. please? ok, i think it might be good. come on. [knocking on door] oh... you ready, pop? almost. you ready for lena? hello, sucker. there must be some mistake 'cause this is not my lena. this is somebody's hyena! captioning made possible by sony pictures television ? good times ? ? anytime you need a payment ? ? good times ? ? anytime you need a friend ? ? good times ? ? anytime you're out from under ? ? not getting hassled, not getting hustled ? ? keeping your head above water ? ? making a wave when you can ? ? good times ? ? easy credit rip-offs ? ? good times ? ? scratching and surviving ? ? good times ? ? hanging in a

mr. spock. here i am! ? jim ha ha! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! hey, jim... can't you see me? ha ha ha! come and get me! ha ha! ha ha ha! here i am! you're blind! you never could find your head with both hands! remember? ha ha ha ha! hey, jim... get up. get up. get up! always fight fair, don't you? you officer and gentleman, you. you're a stupid underclassman. i've got the edge. i'm still 20 years old. look at you. heh. [screams] aah... i--i can't move me leg. i can't feel me leg. my back is broken. you've broken me back. feel that? can you feel that, now? sleep sweet, jimmy boy. sleep as long as you like. sleep forever, jim baby. forever and forever. you never could take me, you know. finnegan... one thing. sure. name it. answers. not bad. a lot of things. what's been happening to my people? i never answer questions from plebes, jimmy boy. i'm not a plebe. this is today, 15 years later. did you enjoy it, captain? yes, i enjoyed it. after all these years... i did enjoy it. the one thing i wanted to do after all these years was beat the tar out of finnegan. which supports a theory i've b

mrs. clinton: i am sure a lot of you may be asking what this new n.l. story is about. >> in cleveland -- here. and they said it was not even a close call. i think most people have decided a long time ago what they think about all of this. >> to cincinnati, clinton putting on a defiant front. mrs. clinton: i made a mistake. if they want to look at more emails of one of my staffers, go ahead. look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they year. >> that staffer, of course, whom and again -- that staffer, of course, huma abedin. those emails are on anthony weiner's computer. abedin's estranged husband, accused of sex thing with a that a possibility of a laptop containing emails could be hers. she will continue to be, as she always has been, forthcoming and cooperative. the white house is staying on the sidelines. >> i will neither defend nor criticize what director comey has decided to communicate to the public about this investigation. the president does not believe director comey is intentionally trying to influence the ou

mr. cannon -- i am prepared to lay down my life. >> what has this got to do with me? >> i offer you riches, mr. cannon. you cannot conceivivthe wealth that can be derived from controlling shippingngnto tucson, but you must see to it that they return to el paso, unsuccessful. >> if i don't? >> you will be coug it is your choice. >> you know, charot, yououre bad for arizona. i am going to do everything i can to get you out. >> come on, buck. chair up. >> no thank you, >> you are upset? >> i be upset, yeah. >> regis had a defense to your defense. he had mighty tricky fate. >> you shut up, blue boy. i still l n't see how you do it. you know? >> do you remember that man who came through a while back? >> which one? >> the one with the shell game? >> yeah. >> i don't see what it has to do with fighting in the street. >> you forget that you are that wordrdor a good long while, blue y. i ain't fooling! go on. >> do you remember -- the men had three shells. see? >> yes. >> i can express myself. >> the shells move so. >> [whispering] i got it. yeah. is speed up my eyeball action.

mr. trump: i am donald trump and i approve this message. up -- end hillary and up filthy rich? pay to play politics. donors.cut deals for now the fbi has launched a new investigation. after decades of lies and scandal come her corruption is closing in. mr. trump: i am donald trump and i approve this message. announcer: looking at some of our live coverage here on c-span, medical executives and government policymakers and industry leaders will be at the health care policy and technology. the u.s. news and world report holds the annual report looking at the future of health care and we will have live coverage starting at 12:15 eastern and then back to the campaign trail as melania trump campaigns for her husband in berwyn, pennsylvania. hillary clinton will hold a campaign rally in raleigh, north carolina which we will have live this evening at 7:45 eastern. election night on c-span, watch the results and be part of a natural -- national conversation about the outcome. watch victory and concession speeches and key senate house and governors r