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we were never winning. ok? we were never winning. nixon's speech there, he is trying to cover-up all of the mistakes. he might have been lied to, but our government is corrupt. we spend way too much money on these goofy wars we do not win. i do not think we have won a war since world war ii. this thing in ukraine, i would not give them a penny. us taxpayers are getting screwed all the time from the equipment we give -- is ukraine going to pay us back? are we going to leave it there again? the vietnam war was baloney. nixon was lied to. this guy, west moreland kept telling us we were winning. robert met nara told us we were winning. we were never winning. host: ok, joe. we got that. peer? guest: the point joe is making is a valid one. at wartime, the idea we should expect politicians to put a rosier lens over what is happening, whether things are going right or wrong, of course as a politician you have to win american lives are on the line, you have to talk about the positives. i think, yes, americans rely too. that is standard practi

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he would never deal with politicians they would never give him inside information. but it turned to something very different. now it seemed this is the place that he had turned so i needed to be able to prove it. of course i did. i can't remember the details but i looked in the county clerk's office under the name of the secretary of not the president but the secretary of the newly for one corporation and there was a number of politicians and stockholders and found the proof that i needed. it was the key proof to the great transformation of robert moses and in a way to the start of what transformed the whole landscape and that we lived in every sense. so that discovery is more precise. the key to the discovery how to find the records is the key to the book and the key to the discovery with bob greene's exacerbated remark to the young reporter that was me in the newspaper city room was a key to a work of history. but the key came out of journalism right out of the newspaper sitting room. there are so many ways that i learned as a journalism that helped me were key to

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chip roy is not a never never. he's a never, but not a never never. it's clear that matt gaetz is a never never until he's not. i think he's all over the place. >> never nevers, never, never, never. >> this insanity is amazing. don't forget, you know, with the never nevers, they do not include paul gosar and scott perry. >> yeah. >> you think they're going to be the voices of reason who really bring people together? >> scott perry has been in the room negotiating. he has been in there according to the -- >> the bazaar is open and this is the time you have maximum leverage f you're not a never never this is a time when you want to cut the maximum, you know, some subcommittee chairs maybe even committee chairs maybe being born in these rooms. >> that's a double negative. >> that's the other tension point. at some point where is the rational to be, you know, for kevin mccarthy when being a never never gets you a lot more? >> when does the random person by the way who never would walk in just wander in and go, you know, i was considering my options? >> ex

these fights never end. and clearly, i hoard things with this is the monthly meeting of the toronto public space committee. fair. thank you . i'm always curious if the billboard company is really showing up at these meetings, summers looking at the names that i don't know to see what you might be watching. performance and then i had a billboard company send enough people to a meeting to out vote me and they put forward a motion to cancel our campaign against them. we'll move on to an update from dave on the billboards. i have 2 questions to ask you guys right now. one is that there is some locations where we need to actually go on the ground and do triangulation and figure out whose property it's on any just hands up if anyone's interested in. oh, i see a i see a thumbs up from eagle. mm. mm hm. this parking lot is private property right here. this is part of the green outline on the map that is part of the hydro right of way. and as far as i can tell, the billboard literally crosses the line we look for pro

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they will never give you respect. you can you will never be equal. you will never add up. no, because none of us know what life presents or what life may bring. but when life present these opportunities, you must. the tools, the intelligence that attorney talked about, they take advantage of like abraham lincoln once said, i will prepare myself. and when the time comes, i will be ready. education prepares you for whatever time that is. so you are ready. when the opportunity lay bare you. well, mr. williams. you mentioned giving your best and how that will help determine what happens next and really just carve a lane for you to excel. and i do understand but at the same time in the book you mentioned affirmative action and how that is it doesn't really help excel so would that not be helpful in kind of writing some of these wrongs in the classroom if affirmative action was was used to you know kind of level the playing field in some ways you know as fascinating how we believe that our government can right wrongs that created i mean affirmative action has only benefited whit

it's nevere anything.'re going to try te come get so we just leave it.av come gete it. so obama's clean and carter they did have paperback then. there is nothing there. all of those people pence, trump, obama, none of them had a child making money during thatun time with foreign entities. it is completely different. none of things did things like that crackhead would. it's all completely different. sweet old mike pence, good foror him. his will be the first when we get to read. i guarantee it's going to be classified. it's going to be turkey sandwiches today at the white house. i'm a 1000% i will bet anybody0% wants to do that or sweet mike pence.ike >> if you like everyone is missing such a huge thing about the documents at mike pencilg s house. mike pencils house. look at that house. >> of the great houses in it? >> or no. i feel like i've got to try this god thing. [laughter] that man h has been blessed. >> is a beautiful house did an i aerial view of where i lived. greg: you've never been in a big hous

part, she never do this to us. but part, maybe this is all part of the plan. >> you really believe that maybe she had just decided to disappear for a? time >> for a time, and she'd call us and we come join or. >> how long did you believe that? >> years. many, many. years -- yet similar thoughts. >> you write in the book, you cite often say to myself first thing in the morning, maybe this is the day. maybe this is the day that she is going to reappear. >> i had hope. i have huge amounts of hope. >> he held on to that hope into adulthood. when harry was 20, he asked to see the police report about the crash that killed his mother, her boyfriend jody alpha ad, and their driver henry paul, while there are being pursued by paparazzi in a paris tunnel. >> the final contained photographs of the crash, why did you want to see them? >> mainly proof, proof that she was in the car, proof that she was injured, and proof that the paparazzi chase turn to the tunnel where the ones that were taking photographs of her lying half dea

i've never met none of you kids before my life. but all of a sudden i me was say it say if i wow, he's in here for possession of crack cocaine and he was making 2 or 300 all that paper boy no longer. i'm on jeff, are selling arms. now, would you rather when you, you just fuel the mom as a nation? because you got all my not going to get it back. i thought a we was shut out economically. who is still shut out economically? the institutional racism that we have around economic steel persists the underlying issues m. j disparities with education, with employment, with health care, with transportation, with housing. oh, let's look at drugs. let's look again, let us look about the outcome. those an input. the inputs are the disparities that lead to that then america, money, speech, money makes policy. money decides who makes money off of drugs and who's communities are devastated. it is systemic. are we really saying to ourselves in this? got that money is more bon, any other thing and how to get it and who you get it from? an injustice

-- never had that debate and never had that artery and instead had to witness a tragic day at our nation's capitol. [ applause ] >> in your book, you tell the story of when you visited the capitol on january 6, 2001, and you watched vice president gore certify the election. >> i did. >> two decades later, you did the same thing, but i would -- i would submit, under far greater pressure. do you see your actions that day, having done your duty, as heroic? >> the heroes that day were all wearing uniforms -- law-enforcement personnel that were overwhelmed by violent rioters, capitol hill police, federal law enforcement that quelled the violence. they made it possible for the congress to reconvene the very same day. in the midst of the rioting, when i first convened the democrat and republican leaders, they told me they were hearing that it might be up to three days before we could come back to the capitol. but to their credit, all four of the leaders found that unacceptable, as i did, as well. we were all just determined to come back. but none of that would have been possible without the heroi

no one knew because we never talked about it. think we told people $6.3 trillion a lot of people were shocked. i think most people were shocked and they should be shocked. you take a look prior to the pandemic spent $4.4 trillion for it all government spending was $4.4 trillion. had the pandemic not occurred we had not busted the budget with unfortunate awful lot of wasteful spending reacting to it 4.4 trillion by the rate of inflation and population by $.1 trillion. i do my point that out? we would've been tantalizing close to balancing the budget. because last year we got $4.9 trillion worth of revenue. we need to understand these numbers. we as a congress need to understand these accounts at these departments. we need to fully understand how the federal government is spending the taxpayers hard earned money. and we are not doing it right now. there are a number of us talking to our house colleagues, our meeting with them. i think the main purpose of this press conference or my standpoint is to offer support. they are in the dr

i thought about it and said okay, let's do it. ♪ never fall in love again ♪ ♪ no, no, never fall in loveally, she's mom. i knew she was busy but she would divert her tour to make sure she was there for a little league game, you know. those were special times. my mom is a single mom but she's everything. she's like mom, dad, sister when i need, friend. you know, she's the everything of the family. >> my kids were very close to dionne. when she was working in florida or somewhere close by, she'd come on the weekend and take my kids with them. >> those were the days. charlie and dionne on the road. >> i remember the disco stuff happening and it's not my thing so i said maybe i'll just give it up and i'll never forget, we were doing the dianna shore show and clyde happened to be there and he and i conversing about what are you doing? who are you recording for and that good stuff as he has a wonderful way of doing. >> she was droid to leave the recording business. >> he said what are you talking about? i started a new label. would you consider joining me? i said maybe i'll just give it up. i'

because harry was saying never explain, never complain was just a motto.s a lot of complaining, explaining behind the scenes. so they're not gonna say anything officially, but you already have sources pre briefing the newspapers that they're devastated, that william is angry, that there won't be hairy in the carnation. so there are sources who are saying, from buckingham palace south, the sources are -- at the moment, it looks very much as if there can be a reconciliation. there was a big distance between harry saying we haven't spoken for a while. he said they were dragons in the family. he said, the press wanted them to stay apart. they would be terrified by a peace between. them so, there's this huge investment to keeping them apart. and harry sees that about to continue. so, i don't see a happy family reconciliation anytime soon. but i certainly think that harry feels that he's been damaged so much already that this is not burning bridges, it's honesty. and he's telling his truth. >> bonnie, what do you think happens now? >> well, you know, this is a s

all never seen that before.just how violent the game, professional football, college football, even high school football, really is. . this is the types of things, you see something like this from time to time. you always know, it's a possibility, that's why they have an ambulance on site, that's why they have medical personnel on site, but to see this tonight is just a reminder of how vicious this game is, and how the athletes who play it really are putting themselves on the line, with every single snap. >> you know, we know the ambulances there, but i think most people watching, the ambulance is out of mind, and we rarely see the ambulance having to come out on the fields, and take someone off. we see people in much worse hits than that, much harder tackle isn't that much more violent collisions than that. in their way, they might stay down for a moment but most likely is there going to walk off the sidelines rv helped off to the sidelines mostly under their own power, and there's something about the repeated

they have just never been found.re missing time cards. >> would janet have had them with her coming in to do payroll. >> she may have gathered them up. >> and heck emphasized a screwdriver was found inside dooley's locked janitor cabinet. a screwdriver the same size as the primarks on the door to janet's office. >> what are the odds this screwdriver is a different screwdriver? >> the screwdriver, like much of the case, was circumstantial. heck's response, there was simply too much circumstantial evidence to ignore. >> at some point a coincidence is not a coincidence. at some point, it's just overwhelming evidence of guilt. >> now, after years of waiting for their second chance at a trial, david dooley's defense team was ready to make their case. and at the top of their list of alternate suspects was michelle's husband. >> no alibi. the police didn't even bother to take his phone. >> coming up -- new questions about michelle's husband, and all that insurance money. >> $409,000 of cash withdrawals? could he be paying s

there never was a story there.rything i've always said has proven to be true, even though the media lied about it. >> have you been interviewed by the fbi or the special counsel's office? >> no. no, there is nothing to interview me about. i played no role in it whatsoever. >> do you know why congressman kelly thought you would be the best person to hand this list to? >> i have no idea. but congressman kellie denied initially that his office was involved in trying to get the information to the vice president. i told the truth about that. he lied about it. i was smeared for about a week and a half, and by the way -- >> he lied to you or lied about your role? >> he -- he lied about his non-role. he office did play a role. that's what i suspected -- again, this was such a nonevent for me -- weds to go back into you're records to try to discover what happened. chuck, you started this question falsely. you falsely accused me of getting those -- i never took possession. i never had them. okay? so, again, this has been a c

>> yes, it s the game was never safe. has never been safe. that's the sound bite they always go to. one hand they say this and put out press releases and saying we've done this, this, this, we have this initiative. and, yet, they mover the schedule up to 17 games. it is up from 14, 30 years ago. they keep trying to print more money. no bodies are supposed to go through this 16, 17 times a year. whether tonight is related at all to that is, who knows? but this is -- there's a lot of greed at work here. there's a lot of billionaire greed at work here. i think the soapbox around something like this, but the idea that player safety is paramount to everyone at the nfl is not backed up by the impulses you see tonight which, is you know, initially looked to continue the game until the coaches sort of stepped in and the players stepped in. but also, the fact that they're expanding the schedules. they're just sort of putting these bodies that belong to people other than, you know, the people up in the press box and people up in the owner's box at great risk. i think something like this will

we may never know.is is his life, and this is - his father. >> i think about my parents every single day. there's not a moment, a second that goes by that they're not on my mind. mgrandson, he lov momd d. d dad vehi you love will always overpower evil, and love will always win, and the truth will come out at the end. >> there is no statute of limitations on justice. and it's my hope that the prosecutors will continue to try to seek justice for dawn and for antonio sr., because they deserve that. >> even if we never find out who really killed my parents, i will still always remember them as my mom being my best friend and my dad just being the strong role model that he's always been. i will always keep that image in my head of them. >> we should point out tonight that a.j. armstrong's third trial is now set to take place this year. that's our program for tonight. thanks so much for watching. i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. ama: confrontation and chaos in washingto

back to those convictions to never give an inch.ry held his ground and north koreans said, mike pompeo is bad, he is hurting the summit, he is not willing to give on the position. >> there were a handful of countries that would have preferred next man up. it wasn't just about me personally, it was that i was the conduit for information that was representing what america was intending to do. theory, if you can get around that nasty guy pompeo, then maybe we'll get a different spongts from response from the trump administration. >> he had a goal. >> we made a lot of progress, we came to understand the risk profile of north korea better and the summits, totaling 3, that president trump had with chairman kim. i think were only mechanism that provided any real possibility we achieved when america needed us to achieve there. >> i think this is a potentially more dangerous situation than watergate, we're at a dangerous moment. >> feels like we're in opening st staifnlgs. stages. >> it looks like collusion, it looks like he is listening to

i never had gender dysphoria. i never needed the surgery. i worked with a young girl who was 10 years old and had been identifying as a boy and she was 13. and we got to talking about it through the parents. and she is now back to identifying as a girl. again, it was just a phase because the school was encouraging her to do this. so i think it's, it's really important for us to realize i work. i've worked with thousands of people over the last 30 years. and i haven't found the 1st case of gender dysphoria, i've found a legitimate cases of where it is legitimate terminology. and that's called generalized dysphoria that cause from early life, childhood trauma or experience experiences. some of the kids have been passed around in foster homes or they've been abused by neighborhood kids or they're just in groups. so i think if we were to spend more time and, and the gender clinics are the ones really doing the harm. when a child comes in and says that they're struggling with their gender identity, if the clinician at the clinic will actually sto

government never shuts down. essential services will exist. grandma, mom and dad, they're gonna get their social security check. medicare's not gonna be shut down. the military's not gonna be shut down. there might be people that get furloughed but odds are pretty high when they get their free vacation, they will get back pay. but that will be the argument. now the question will become a game of chicken. that is, republicans are shutting down the government and they're not willing to raise the debt ceiling. you're gonna say what? >> well, listen. it doesn't have to come to that. i have already spoken to the president. let's sit down now. let's find a way that we can both come together to actually curb the rising debt that we have. >> sean: you talked to joe biden? >> he called me the other day. >> sean: did he know who you were? >> he did at that moment. >> sean: ouch. come on, that's funny. you're not responsible for what i say. >> we'll work with anybody. we're all for one branch here. we control congress. do you know what? we have funding p

this is a concession they will never get the majority. in campaign after campaign around the country the election deniers who won primaries were the weaker of the republican candidates, or having difficulty in elections they should win easily. democrats agree with them on this point because they supported some of these candidates in the primaries thinking they would be the weaker candidates. ultimately, the question is, is this a rational strategy, as morally depraved as it might be? or is it an irrational strategy? i happen to think it is an irrational strategy long-term because we might not have a democracy much longer that even a minority can rule but minority rule strategy, back to the reagan administration, people forget the 1980 election was much closer than people remember. we remember the 1984 election. if someone had told ronald reagan that he could get elected losing the popular vote or winning the electoral college, that was the strategy to pursue, i feel confident ronald reagan would have ushered that person out and said that'

start with your wish no never five -- or the five never kevin.ver kevin and they've added boebert. that's six! and i'm guessing maybe anna polina luna might be seven. so there's still no pathway for mccarthy, to this point we haven't seen anybody that's going to move those never cabins off of that position. >> kevin -- eric swalwell, we've gone on to your -- voting on kevin mccarthy. when it first broke all was called, i wasn't there setting -- staring at the screen, rushing the republicans anti-mccarthy votes, you know one, two, three -- when it hit three, it was pretty tense because of it gets to five then you know -- he doesn't make. it gets the four, and that went all way up to 19 on the first one. and i think people, people are now accustomed to it being a pretty substantial vote in terms of blocking kevin mccarthy. but what people have remembered -- >> well, lawrence alphabetical roll call, and then when we hit the bees, we have poor nose! >> exactly, yes! >> when we hit the seas, then okay, we're done! we can't win this! >> yeah! so that w

never? is this a classic? yes never say never in that story with this thermal situation.ieve that the theotic nuclear weapons. we will turn the world away from us. well, this is a small price, the more we grind. ah. there are conditions that are supplied to china under which we have no other option , such as the use of nuclear weapons , so that they are. this is a publicized threat, we will eliminate it, then china will also have no problems, of course, china should read, right? and what is china beneficial defeat of russia absolutely not. they directly say that china is the next fool, while walesa directly declares this. they even created a committee, well, at the us congress to fight china, the first thing the republicans did when north korea came to power , iran, cuba, venezuela, african countries did not have a ship, legs, legs, others, this is the defeat of russia, so even we have not even started the war yet , yes, and another illusion. here they are, here is one rag of theirs, erupted expertly. as the opinion says, we t-14 will not be used, like, they appeared, bro

never heard it, never once.u come back here as you know, you come back here as mayor and everyone's like, so what? the are on the what? the bosses are on the other absolute mess, you other an absolute mess, you know, trouble and know, cos the bus trouble and it's, know, it's of it's, you know, it's one of those things where you know, i've kind of hope people have felt power devolution felt the power of devolution because at the last mayoral election i did talk very directly that issue and i'm directly to that issue and i'm like of speech after like kind of speech after wedding. i said, you know, why is it that a bus ticket in harpurhey greater manchester can cost twice as much as one in haringey? look up so there's a sort of there's little unfairness from a sort of social class point of view because people lower down the income scale tend to use buses , but scale tend to use buses, but they're more expensive they're also much more expensive here in the north than they are in deal with the issues in london. deal

we've never counted ballots on election night in this country.possible to count all ballots on election night in this country. we a time to count the ballots right because it's better to get it accurate than to get it fast. and the only reason we think we know who won elections is the margins are very large. but in narrow elections, it's going to take us quite some time. it might take us days, it might even take us weeks. california takes among the longest period time to count ballots in the country. and we never worry about that in a presidential election because we know that california, who won in california, but there are 52 new congressional districts in that state and some of them are going to be close and that could define control in the united states house. and to that point, one of the other big differences that you identify in here compared to our history of close elections and, contentious elections, is the fact that there is this being built in advance legal infrastructure versus 2000, for instance, where nobody could have foreseen tha

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>> jimmy: never a good sign. >> it's never good.never "academy award winner lives on this block." it's never that. >> jimmy: do you check on your neighbors and stuff? do you check on oprah when there's a rainstorm? [ laughter ] >> she's got her own team. she's going to be just fine. >> jimmy: she's going to be okay? >> but i do -- i actually -- a big tree came down, we were trapped, nobody could get out. >> jimmy: i have video of this. >> yeah, i -- >> jimmy: i think i have video of this. okay, there it is. that's you, right? >> that's my new winch. i was very excited to make sure it actually worked. >> jimmy: you have a winch? >> that's the front of our truck which i bought literally for this reason. >> jimmy: did you really? >> i did. >> jimmy: because this happened before and you thought, oh, we're going to maybe use this winch -- you must have been so psyched to use that winch. >> it was like i was doing something that i usually do a fake thing on "9-1-1," faking that stuff all the time. >> jimmy: there you are doing something h

that's never. billy graham used to say there was a great thing or a great man ever came without a great sacrifice. you have made a great sacrifice for our nation and you might not see it today. you might not see it tomorrow. you might not see it next week. but your children, your son son. they're standing up for excuse me, i i'm just saying what they're all thinking, you know, your children, your sons will look up at you and they will know that a man stood up, that a father that a father stood up and did the right thing and set right example and for the rest of your life if you never get a thank you from f jamie if never get a thank you you will have love and their respect and you will have the respect of me and my family and my. you are true and a patriot and we can't wait. hear your story. so let me get out of the way. all right. just one more thing before i go. matt strickland steve, would you come right on up? me just for one more second. and let me tell you right now, this is the moral majorit