quayle. >> okay. >> i'm used to feeling it in the jungle. >> oh, wow. >> when i was 7, an american withdrewdrew from laos. they left us behind and our fathers took us in the jungle. >> with your family? >> oh, yeah. >> thousands of people were in the jungle. >> thousands. >> that was the only day i kept shooting. >> okay. >> four years. >> you don't waste nothing. you eat the bone in this is the bone? >> that's the bone. >> all right. i will go for it. >> i learn hard. >> surviveing by your wits. >> four years in the jungle. we decided to escape the jungle to thailand. we walked for 45 minutes. >> 45 days? >> i came, my youngest brother on my back. we poison my youngest brother quite a few times. >> poison him? >> oh, yeah. >> how? because in the jungle you could pass through military camp. >> yeah. >> they would shoot you. so, you give them some opium and you put them to sleep. you don't kill them. you put them to sleep. because they may cry. they get hungry and cry and they hear you and shoot. >> you like anesthesia. put them under. so they wouldn't cry? >> yes, up in the ready in the riv

that still sticks in my mind that ted kennedy said that aboard air force two with dan quayle. >> that's such a wonderful story. >> people criticize the contract overseas as well. i remember three of my colleagues when they went to iraq just before the invasion and criticized our entering into that war, be excoriation that they went through after that was unprecedented. at the same time it's the president of the united states. our president making statements about a potential candidate or a candidate against them. it's probably without precedent. >> kristen, before we let you go, we want you to fly home because we miss you. the other thing insulting his host. i know that abe would be the last of our allies to criticize or respond because they are so polite but emphasizing he didn't care about short range missiles even though they are u.n. violations and emphasizes that short range missiles are not a problem. we only worry about the big missiles that can reach hawaii or california. how about the fact these are what are so threatening to japan, south korea. the implication is he might cut

i mean, a long time ago i was vice president quayle's chief of staff, we made many foreign trips.reign country, the american flag behind you, the host of the country, a foreign leader next to you. every president and vice president i've watched, and i believe this is really true about how they think about it, feels a little different then. you don't feel -- you sort of put aside the domestic squabbles, you try to speak for the country, you speak for the whole country, not just your supporters. you don't attack the most recent vice president of the country. maybe, maybe you giver on some issue if you have to in a polite way to make clear to your host and to the world that some policy has changed. that's obviously -- that does happen. but i mean, the fact that trump has no inner sense of the inappropriateness of what he did, it reminds one that he hasn't grown at all in office, he's gotten worse. this is another reason why people, my republican friends who have justified, rationalized, acquiesced on trump, it's going to be okay, he kind of is figuring it out. he's getting worse, he'

i also failed to tell him that i was a volunteer on the dan quayle campaign.w the picture to people and they say, a lot of hair, tight pants, and i look pretty good too. i picked up the senator at baggage claim and i said senator bosworth, i'mn here to picky up and he says, i know your dad, call me birch. , birch.id yes, sir the next 20 minutes was all about me and there was not one word about birch bayh. that is just the way he was. you all know the story about senator bayh's-- national career, but few know about his assembly career. the general assembly met for 60 days out of two years, all at once. the press love you building up democracy, a lot of collegiality, so he was first elected to one of three vigo county seats in 1956, at age 26. i was 27 and my first election. as we look back at the record, he did not author a single bill, freshman, you know what that is like. but he co-authored five bills, all have something to do with vigo county. "the indianapolis rule said, bayh's home fight wins praise, he was speaking on home rule legislation. two years late

the song >> i've seen this over the past 20 years when quayle com was having battles, how they can move how they sell the phones. >> how long-term of an impact have you seen in the past. if this was something that apple managed to weather quickly, how have you seen that in the past qualcomm, a situation that would last for weeks, months, potentially years? >> apple is pretty important to china also they're employing a million plus people a lot of jobs created there. when you talk about these doomsday scenarios somehow prevent apple from making phones, that seems a little farfetched at this point. >> because they're cutting off their nose despite their face in that situation. >> they make good products i'm not sure it will be long term we're early enough in the year before the next cycle comes in the phones, if we can repair the relationship, i don't think apple is irreparably harmed. things worsen and apple looks to take manufacturing out of china, i have had companies that ripped their manufacturing out of china, moved to vietnam. that's not easily coming back. once you choose to leave