a lot of people would get nauseated. what could possibly go wrong? >> nothing. >> everything. >> don't look too closely at your tv because you might get vertigo. >> i have "top gun" in in my head. 30 years ago that movie came out. now this reminds me of that series. >> listen to this next video. it gets nauseated. first he jumps out doing a tandem jump. all smiles. having a good time. everything goes well. once the guy pulls his chute. >> where is his smile. >> the dude behind him is screaming. >> oh, oh! >> oh! hold it. you got this. come on now. >> it's about to come up. >> oh, yeah. >> that was about to be real bad for that instructor. he's like i don't want to know you like that. >> come on let it rip. >> your okay? >> yeah. >> so i give him points for getting on the ground first. and then having his issues because some people we've seen on the show had it mid-air. >> what's interesting he said he wasn't going to post the video but then said it was one of the greatest and most embarrassing moments of my life. >>> well it's that time again time to

he's just so empthetic, it's absolutely nauseating. >> jimmy: not to mention a handsome devil. >> thek thing. the [ bleep] [ applause ] he's a lovely fellow. >> jimmy: he told us a story you tried to get him into australian rugby. this sounds like the most fun thing you could do with your money. you bought your home town rugby team. >> if the opportunity comes up for you, don't do it. investment wiese, money wise, it's doing pretty good but the emotional investment is very difficult. and of course, when you're just a fan you get to say anything about anyone. you can just makeup -- if somebody disappointments you, you can get turets. but when your a're the boss, yo have to be circumspect and even with all the players at all time and curb your passion a little bit. because they would always take photographs up of me in the stand doing things like this. i realize that's having a detrimental effect on the spirit of my squad. i had to chill it back a little bit. >> jimmy: here in the united states the owner gets a lot of abuse too. it's not just the players. >> south city is the oldest rug

you feel terrible and you are nauseated, vomiting, sweaty and you feel like you are going to die. >>ch supporters say that it is exactly why the argument that naloxone encourages drug use is not accurate . >> naloxone is an extremely uncomfortable, awful experience for people that have administered to them, and it put you into withdrawal. it makes you incredibly sick. people do not want it administered to them, and people do not use drugs excessively in order to have naloxone given to them. >> reporter: and although naloxone does not address the addiction, it does keep the person alive for when or if the person decides to seek help. and part of the group's goal is to educate the drug users, family and friends about naloxone because they are the people most likely to step in and save the life of someone that is overdosing. >> the programs or to empower people that use drugs with this tool, and they are the most likely first responders, and they are the people there when someone is in trouble. a part of our work is about giving people respect and dignity, and to have control over their

you feel terrible and you are nauseated, vomiting, sweaty and you feel like you are going to die. >> reporter: which supporters say that it is exactly why the argument that naloxone encourages drug use is not accurate . >> naloxone is an extremely uncomfortable, awful experience for people that have administered to them, and it put you into withdrawal. it makes you incredibly sick. people do not want it administered to them, and people do not use drugs excessively in order to have naloxone given to them. >> reporter: and although naloxone does not address the addiction, it does keep the person alive for when or if the person decides to seek help. and part of the group's goal is to educate the drug users, family and friends about naloxone because they are the people most likely to step in and save the life of someone that is overdosing. >> the programs or to empower people that use drugs with this tool, and they are the most likely first responders, and they are the people there when someone is in trouble. a part of our work is about giving people respect and dignity, and to have cont

you feel awful, sick, nauseated. what do you want? more pills. but you want them not to get high, just to feel normal again. so that's what dependence is like. >> we have people in the audience with personal experience. i want you to meet them and they'll be asking questions. meet jennifer toy. mother of a recovering addict. her son became addicted to opioids. 16 years old. a doctor prescribed 180 vicodin pills, that led to heroin and opioid addiction. she got educated. and place d 183 kids. she has a question for the doctor. >> how can we get doctors and hospitals to stop overprescribing these addictive drugs? >> 180 pills for one injury is not acceptable. this is a problem by drug companies, also a problem by doctors as well. and doctors have to own the problem. and we have to be careful ourselves about prescribing medications. there are new federal guidelines issued by centers for disease control and prevention that doctors have to follow. we're starting in medical schools. we have to get all doctors to follow these guidelines. but we also hav

and i was starting to feel nauseated. and i said, "i want to go home." >> reporter: but instead of taking the two women home, valentino claims cosby drove them to a small office. >> and then, all of a sudden, i realized everything was very, very silent. so i opened my eyes and i looked around and he got up and he came over to me and at that point, extracted his pound of flesh. i could hardly walk by that time. and i couldn't talk. he unzipped his fly, had me perform oral sex, then he stood me up, turned me backwards and did me, then he walked out. and if there is any question about why women don't report rape it's because it's so damned humiliating. you don't ever want to talk about it again. >> reporter: next, from the playboy mansion to cosby's home for christmas. and this woman says an assault, with his family not far away. >> to sexually assault me in his home on christmas eve, that's unbelievable. >> reggie: -- >> reporter: when we come back. . ...i cook. chocolate bread pudding, and soufflés, and... ...banana bread.

it comes only days after the deputy chief of staff compared modern-day israel to "nauseating trends" in nazi-era germany. benjamin netanyahu has offered the position to the right wing ultranationalist politician of lieberman, considered to be one of the most hawkish politicians in israel. meanwhile, palestinian journalist has returned home to the west bank after holding a 94 day hunger strike to protest his indefinite detention by israel. the journalist is a reporter for the saudi news agency. he was accused of being involved with come asked. his wife spoke upon his release. >> it is a feeling of happiness that cannot be described on this historic day. we thought that mohammed might die during the hunger strike, but now that is just a memory. amy: in canada, prime minister justin trudeau continues to apologize for a lowering mp while on the floor of canada's parliament. the elbow in came as trudeau was attempting to pull a conservative lawmaker toward his seat, so the parliament could begin a vote on assisted dying. in the process, trudeau elbowed the female lawmaker, sparking outrag

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it was a little bit -- quite nauseating, actually. julie: whoever could that be, tucker?sking anything? >> i said, -- yeah, i did. i said isn't it a problem that everybody comes from the i'm ideology -- ideology? >> you ought to have some. julie: i'm sorry, but you raise an excellent point, because i was listening to matt schlapp who's a friend of the anticipation, but where i disagree with him is we don't talk to each other anymoreif we're at separate thoughts. you did, i think, the right thing by addressing the issue and -- >> what do you mean? i talk to the homeless. i talk to any person anytime for any reason. harris: that's not the point. julie: my point, tucker, is a lot of people don't, and i think by boycotting this event, i think that doesn't allow people of disparate opinions to talk to each other. and, look, i fully believe that mark zuckerberg, this is exactly what happened, it was a huge mistake. there should be an algorithm, and the algorithm should be whatever's trending and not any kind of political slant on it, but i'm happy you went there. >> my politica

nermeen: and an israeli army general has compared modern-day israel to "nauseating trends" in 1930'sgermany. the israeli military's deputy chief of staff, major general yair golan, made the remarks wednesday evening on holocaust day, saying -- "after all, there is nothing simpler and easier than hating the foreigner, there is nothing easier and simpler than arousing fears and intimidating, there is nothing easier and simpler than becoming bestial, forgoing principles and becoming smug." following a firestorm, he was forced to walk back the comments, saying he had not "intended to compare israel to nazi germany." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. today we spend the hour with dave isay, the founder of storycorps. over the last 12 years, storycorps has gathered the largest single collection of human voices. in 2003, the first storycorps recording booth opened in new york city's grand central station. since then, a quarter of a million people have recorded interviews with their loved ones through s

>> look, i think this is nauseating. i can't believe that jeffrey is going to go down this road for the next several months. this is where we are. we have donald trump who is sort of proudly boasts how he is is, you know, on his third marriage and cheated on his wives and yet he is going to go out there and attack hillary clinton for standing by president clinton when they had marriage troubles. it's just beyond comprehension that that would be a successful political strategy. and by the way, we've seen over the course of the last several years that when people attack hillary clinton for standing in her marriage and working through those issues, people are actually supportive. i just don't think donald trump is going to go there or should go there, and if he does, you know, it's only going to help hillary clinton. >> so let's pull that thread, jeffrey, because is this the most effective way? we've talked at length here on this program about the unfavorable numbers that donald trump is up against when it comes to women ou

we are nauseated. >> [inaudible] >> i got to announce left. -- i got two announcements left. >> [inaudiblet balls to the wall and pulled no punches without one. as edgy as i could go. i broke as many rules as i possibly could in one campaign at. that one will take. that was in forbes magazine. i wanted to get that message from -- across. the political process is not the way forward for humanity. technology is the way forward. our vision for a better life is the way forward. i'm just glad that i left these so that other people could see that they could -- i'm in the was with a machete trying to blaze a new trail and i hope that other people can see that you can message differently and sell liberty without diluting it and get people excited about it, sharing it, loving it. that's what i wanted to do. people were proud to share those videos. they blew up. today i am going to endorse another candidate in my place but i am really impressed with. will holy. [applause] will -- will is a man after my heart. he's such a great communicator. he so much fun, relatable, hard-core as well but really com