>> i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. i don't regret anything i've done in my life. i've done, i wish i could have done some things different. i think everybody has things they want to do different. but for me to regret my wisdom and my experiences and the brothers i met along this journey would be -- that would be disrespectful. so i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. what you see is that reflection. but because we're human beings and we have this vision, i have these eyes, i only see this outer covering. >> do you regret joining the s.e.a.l.s? do you regret spending those 20 years not giving voice to the deepest part of yourself? >> i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. i don't regret anything i've done in my life. some things i've done, i wish i could have done some things different. i think everybody has things they want to do different. but for me to regret my wisdom and my experiences and the brothers i met along this journey would be -- that would be disrespectful. so i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. >> and you hope the s.e.a.l.s you served with an

and the past do you regret that or does it give you the knowledge of what the n.s.a. has done so that you can do it in the report to people in the future no it was i don't regret anything i was doing because i they were real issues real threats and real potential threats that we had to try to discover to see if we you know you you could diplomatically or whatever avoid them so so i mean that was a very positive effort against the real potential threats so it had nothing to do with collecting data or information about innocent people around the world so i mean it didn't i didn't regret doing any of that but the problem was they turned that against everybody and that's where i have a problem well the named as a thirty two year veteran of the n.s.a. and turned whistleblower thank you so much for joining us we appreciate your time sir thank you. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i

i want to ask you eric, he regrets he was made or regrets he was caught. >> eric: i think he regrets they were made. getting his makeup and ears to play spock. i have no sympathy for them. i don't think they were caught up in the moment. they shouldn't have done it. dana, how many times have we talked about somebody ask you to do something. >> dana: like i don't wear hats on tv. i did it once and i wore it on kentucky derby and i never done it since. >> eric: they work for a company and these are irs agents that make a living by making your life and my life utter hell. they knock on your door, what did i do. i'll go back five years just because the five years. they can do it with our money is absolutely ludicrous. i see no redeeming value to this. >> dana: just think he had your job and you could wear a tin foil hat. irs agent if he was eric boling -- i don't know. you wore a citi silly hats. >> greg: so you brought up cummingss. roll some tape of alike gentleman. >> i live in a black community where most people don't make $50,000 a year. yet we can produce a video that has no redeem

that we wasted a trillion dollars i regret that we lost six thousand lives of our own people and i regret the fact that there were thousands of lives that were lost that wouldn't have been lost otherwise let me ask you about something that you and possibly also may have some regrets about back in the late eighty's. you know mad according to some reports fought alongside mojahedin and i've got a son and correct me if i'm wrong but there were some reports that that's when he also had personal meetings with some of bin laden did you know i did see some of bin laden's camp from a distance and i was told to make sure that we don't say anything because the there's a maniac in there who actually hates the americans worse than he hates the communists and will come out and kill us if he knows if they know you are with us and this only jack you clearly aided. been lot a no because well i mean they're saying we're going to review this and that's another historic lie the fact is osama bin laden was supported by the saudi arabians who didn't need any money or training from the united states or what he

i regret the fact that there were thousands of lives. you have been lost otherwise let me ask you about something that you and possibly also may have some regrets about back in the late eighty's. you mad according to some reports fought alongside mojahedin and afghanistan and correct me if i'm wrong but there were some reports that and that's when you also had personal meetings with some of bin laden did you know i did see some of bin laden's camp from a distance and i was told to make sure that we don't say anything because the there's a maniac in there who actually hates the americans worse than he hates the communists and will come out and kill us if he knows if they know you are with us jackie clearly a they have a some of the lot no cause well i mean you know going to the grave of this and that's another historic lie the fact is or some of bin laden was supported by the saudi arabians who didn't need any money or training from the united states in the war but he spent a lot of here is in afghanistan that's really eve they wanted to

that we wasted a trillion dollars i regret that we lost six thousand lives of our own people and i regret the fact that there were thousands of lives that were lost that wouldn't have been lost otherwise let me ask you about something that you possibly also may have some regrets about back in the late eighty's. you mad according to some reports fought alongside mojahedin and i've got to stand them correct me if i'm wrong but there were some reports that about tommy. i also had personal meetings with some of bin laden did you know i did see some of bin laden's camp from a distance and i was told to make sure that we don't say anything because the there's a maniac in there who actually hates the americans worse than he hates the communists and will come out and kill us if he knows if they know you are with us jackie clearly a they have a sum of bin ladin no cause well i mean they know who the group of that is and that's another historic lie the fact is osama bin laden was supported by the saudi arabians who didn't need any money or training from the united states or what he spends a lot of

i urge you to regret this proposal to eliminate the budget. the budget elimination people are basing their proposal on things that are not supported by facts. the facts are that the golf course does, in fact, support itself if the fees raised from the golf course were not dpefrtd into the black hole called the general fund i'm sure the golf course would support itself. each member of the board has been sent a letter to all the facts. evaluate the facts and regret the proposal to eliminate the sharp park funding from the budget. thank you very much >> good afternoon. supervisors. i'm a native san franciscan. i've been work in the non-profit sector for 25 years. i enjoy helping people. and i also like to advocate for people which is why i'm here today. i work for a progress fathers-in-law and with seniors who have addiction issues. it gives people a

i urge you to regret this proposal to eliminate the budget. the budget elimination people are basing their proposal on things that are not supported by facts. the facts are that the golf course does, in fact, support itself if the fees raised from the golf course were not dpefrtd into the black hole called the general fund i'm sure the golf course would support itself. each member of the board has been sent a letter to all the facts. evaluate the facts and regret the proposal to eliminate the sharp park funding from the budget. thank you very much >> good afternoon. supervisors.

>> i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. i don't regret anything i've done in my life.e things i've done, i wish i could have done some things different. i think everybody has things they would do different. but for me, my wisdom and my experiences and the brothers i met along this journey would be -- that would be disrespectful. so i do not regret being in the s.e.a.l.s. >> and you hope the s.e.a.l.s you served with, and other s.e.a.l.s that are serving now, you hope they still view you as a person who lives with strength and honor? >> yes. yes, i do. i hope that they can look at me right now and understand i don't want to be in the public. i did feel it is something that was right because of what i've seen and learned about our community, the lbgt community, that this could bring a huge group of people that will be more educated now. because i am, and that's such a far widespread area going from super masculine navy s.e.a.l. to a transgender female. that's a pretty wide jump. if i can bring some of this together and bring understanding and education, that is the true

something you regret buying. my house is full of this stuff. i go on amazon in the middle of the night and things arrive at my door. sometimes much smaller than i thought they would be. i ordered a desk once. it was an inch high. bill is back first. bill, what do you have for us? >> how about this right here, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is that? >> well, i bought it for my wife. for when she's not here. >> jimmy: okay. all right. james, what do you have? >> well, i bought this and i hid it once and only hid it once. it was the worst purchase ever. it was this driver. i bought it about three years ago. >> jimmy: all right. >> all i've lost is golf balls. >> jimmy: i don't know if you see what bill has, but you lost this one by a mile. round two goes to bill walton. we have a challenge. we have a tie. gentlemen, i challenge you to come back dressed like a ghost. best ghost costume wins. go ahead. dress as a ghost. now, i go right to the bedroom, right? and grab some scissors. then get in trouble with the wife, i guess. you could go a lot of ways with t

and the past do you regret that or do they give you the knowledge of what the n.s.a. has done so that you can do it in a report to people in the future no it was i don't regret anything i was doing because i they were real issues real threats and real potential threats that we had to try to discover to see if we you know you you could diplomatically or whatever avoid them so so i mean that was a very positive effort against the real potential threats so it had nothing to do with collecting data or information about innocent people around the world so i mean it didn't i didn't regret doing any of that but the problem was they turned that against everybody and that's where i have a problem well the name is at thirty two year veteran of the n.s.a. and turned whistleblower thank you so much for joining us we appreciate your time sir thank you. live live . live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. live live live live live . i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry k

the british government is about to express sincere regrets for the victims tortured for the man now i've uprising -- for the uprising in kenya. the lady is running for president. -- -- burma's >> i want to run for president and i am quite frank about it. >> also, aaron joins us to get news about how europe might be missing out out on an energy rich illusion -- energy revolution. >> getting more of this, oil and gas out of rock. that is the message from shell, who says europe is well behind the united states, which makes american company's more competitive. why? because doing this brings down the cost of energy. >> it is 7:00 in the morning, in in damascus,:00 at midday in london. a day after being pushed out of the town, syrian rebels are now reported to have seized the critical crossing in the golan heights right near the israeli border. the israeli government has long voiced fears that the syrian conflict spill over their borders. this adds to the tension on the syrian-lebanese border. >> because we know of course in the past day or so, the seizures i syrian government forces on wednes

they talk about their regrets and jarring transition to life out of politics. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> a terror attack alleged by thwarted by a stunning secret surveillance program that's just been revealed. it was first reported that the national security agency has been collecting the phone records of millions of verizon customers every day. they reportedly show who they call, who's called them and the date and duration of each conversation. but as controversial as the surveillance may be, lawmakers are split right now over whether it's appropriate or legal. jim acosta has been working this story for us. jim, what are you picking up. >> reporter: obama administration officials are neither confirming or denying the report.

they regret their behavior. >> he denied her client participating in cutting support beams beneath one floor. >> they want to make it fall off. >> ricardo says he was asked and refused to do that when he worked as a property manager for the couple and lived in the building and they became angry with him. >> one day, they told me if i came to the business they'll shoot me. >> the macies were indicted, charged and scheduled for trial in 2010 but escaped to italy. it took the u.s. marshal and

and i ended up in prison, to my regret and my family's regret and the person that's dead's regret. >> when we met him, bailey had been in prison at indiana state for 17 years and spent more than 11 of them confined to a 23-hour-per day lockdown cell in administrative segregation. >> a person ends up in administrative segregation are usually the problem child in the institution, they want to make money in the institution by trafficking. the troublemakers. >> bailey seemed more interested in creature comforts than violence. >> this is my la-z-boy. my chair. sitting in the cell for years and years and years will mess your back up because these steel beds and through the years people jump up and down on them, so it makes them uneven and gives you back problems for the rest of your life. and that's it. this is my home. this is my -- this is where i live. >> bailey is also allowed out of his cell once a day for an hour of recreation in an enclosed yard. >> why is it important to keep someone like this segregated? he seems to be just a sociable kind of guy. >> sure. a lot of sociopaths are.

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you're going to regret not dealing with this in a better, clear way. if the objective is a political solution, then why isn't every day john kerry knocking on the door of putin? joe biden. chris: my question to all you, if the president of the united states were on the phone right now with assad, president assad, what would he ask him to do? and what would he offer in return? and to end this war? >> what he would say is back a political transition. it will be good for your community. it will be good for syria. designate some people from your government who can serve in a transition golvet. but mr. president, you have to be a statesman and step aside. chris: to where? >> well, that's the question. chris: that's my question. >> but it's not beyond a superpower's diplomat to work out -- chris: would we take him? >> we would figure out somewhere -- i hear there's lots of room in guantanamo. chris: would we take him? that's -- you laugh but why shouldn't assad -- >> why wouldn't the russians? >> the russians. chris: would they hold him or keep him a week an

would not be good for them it had to be great for me spastic here on reddit wants to know if you regreteaving w w e no i do not regret leaving i did what i had to do and i moved on down the road and forged another life and the one seventy and read it wants to know what exactly is the bottom line and the bottom line is whatever us eight is on how i feel passionately about a subject i am very happy to be on larry king show and that's the bottom line ok we did we finish with a game called if you only knew what you have a guilty pleasure we don't know about. going to favorite pastime hunting first person you have a kissed my first girlfriend was a name kathy soliah. sixteen seventeen sixteen meadows a shock here larry you fourteen never kissed a girl in the oh my goodness i would believe it or not. whatever having a kathy. married divorced. next question you have been called. the worst thing i've ever been called i cannot say on the show when you are a bad guy the crowd hated you right yes. was that fun to have to this yeah yeah because when you're if you're if you're there to be hated you

it may now regret the whole year. -- it made me regret the whole year. it was not planned.ut. going toking, i am keep the baby. you do not understand. i want the baby. i thought i would never have a baby because she said i could never have a baby. .he came out before time the nine days were really special. i would never trade that to win in a heartbeat. after she died, the hope that i could adopt kept me going. i knew the love i have for her i could give to someone else. i will still adopt a baby. i want to adopt a baby. this is my baby. this is the only time i get to talk to her. not that i say much. i just come here to relax. woman and can a give birth. i can be somebody's mother. i am capable of loving and taking care of somebody. i grew up from being a teenager into a woman. i am a woman right now. oldsere are 18-year looking for boyfriends and things to hold onto. they get involved with a married man. he goes back to the wife and gives her anything he has picked up in the streets. you love a man so much. you know what he likes. iron hisrice and shirts the way he likes

i think the regret is, oh, my god, we're middle aged women now. that's the regret.coming. you had to see that coming. if you did your job well, your children will grow up to be independent adults who move on to their own lives and you will be in your 50s. so we as smart women, we have to think about how we're going to creatively, profitably reinvent ourselves and move forward. >> carol: it sounds as though you have a would-be and stay home with your kids. >> i did. >> carol: i think one of the things i read in your statement was that your kids don't look at what you did as a job. >> exactly. >> carol: i think that could make you feel very underappreciated and -- am i wrong about that? it seems like you're doing so much, taking them everywhere, volunteering, charity work and they don't look at that as a job. >> there is partly that. when the people around you don't look at what you're doing as a job, even if it's volunteer work that has a lot of responsibility, you kind of lose confidence. >> you feel degraded. >> you lower your sights and lower your ambitious and lo

that albert einstein had there you know closer to the out of his life when he said that he regrettedhat the research that he made at altimetry led to the creation of nuclear bombs and the nuclear bombs being dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki is it almost inevitable that any great invention any great technology. is ultimately used for nefarious reasons i think any technology will be used with people who have money to prove to promote their own interests and what those interests are will vary but what's interesting here is that we are at a very very important crossroads in history we are a point where the power over information. is at stake if that powar. in the hands of governments and corporations then we'll just walk into big brother dystopia was that anything emergent in the one nine hundred fifty s. or sixty's with those horrible big brother novels on the other hand if the people if the citizens take control over this power of power over information then we will be able to demand accountability of elected leaders to a level never seen before we will be able to communicate share id

that albert einstein had a day closer to the out of his life when he said that he regretted that the research that he made out to meant a lot to the creation of nuclear bombs than the nuclear bombs being dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki is it almost inevitable that any great invention any great technology is ultimately used for nefarious reasons i think any technology will be used with people who have money to prove to promote their own interests and what those interests are will vary but what's interesting here is that we are at a very very important crossroads in history we are a point where the power over information. is at stake if that powar. in the hands of governments and corporations then we'll just walk into big brother dystopia worse than anything emergent in the one nine hundred fifty s. or sixty's with those horrible big brother novels on the other hand if the people if the citizens take control over this power of power over information then we will be able to demand accountability of elected leaders to a level never seen before we will be able to communicate share ideas

i have been asked about this and i regret to this moment but you know there's never been the perfect interview you can't you can't have it all i missed what about government officials especially during the bush administration do you think that journalists did their job to hold those people who committed crimes accountable. by committing crimes the violation of the geneva conventions you know people war based on false pretenses but there was no it was a question of you mean about iraq things you think it was person going out enough. i think i think good journalist or you could do is all you can do i think bush left office with a low popularity rating the war in iraq turned people turned against him people would say now but with the american public generally did not favor but war. they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people saw the weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who i admire more than most of them are for more than most i think he's one of the most of the mobile people who believe the weapons of mass destruction so if you believe

and the past do you regret that or do they give you the knowledge of what the n.s.a. has done so that you can do it in the report to people in the future no it was i don't regret anything i was doing because i they were real issues real threats and real potential threats that we had to try to discover to see if we you know you you could diplomatically or whatever avoid them so so i mean that was a very positive effort against the real potential threats so it had nothing to do with collecting data or information about innocent people around the world so i mean it didn't i didn't regret doing any of that but the problem was they turned that against everybody and that's where i have a problem well the name is at thirty two year veteran of the n.s.a. and turned whistleblower thank you so much for joining us we appreciate your time sir thank you. clay is the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result what a pretty top knot you have. this is a little complicated. it's like geometry we start by marking out the incision lin

jobs and he fired steve jobs i didn't know about it and i never asked about it and that's been i regret that i have been asked about this and i regret to this moment but you know there's never been the perfect interview you can't you can't have it all i missed what about government officials especially during the bush administration do you think that journalists did their job to hold those people who committed crimes accountable. by committing crimes the violation of the geneva conventions you know people war based on false pretenses but there was no it was a question of you mean about iraq turns you know that he was personally going out enough. i think i think good journalists all you can do is all you can do i think bush left office with a low popularity rating the war in iraq turned to people turned against him people would say now but with the american public general he did not favor but war. they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people sold their weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who. more than most of them are for more than most

. >> do you regret that? >> no. i love clint and he has his own ways of doing things. >> do you regret that? >> no. he's unique. no regrets. >> clint didn't hurt my campaign. i hurt my campaign a couple of times. clint didn't. >> would you have any of your sons run for public office? because tag, you know there was talk about tag running for -- >> running as a republican in massachusetts is tough to do. >> i would say don't do it. >> depends on the circumstance. if you -- if one of our boys or daughters in law finded themselves in a position where they can make a contribution and they're needed, school board, mayor, congress, whatever, i would expect them to stand up and volunteer if they're life was in a setting that allowed that to happen. >> sounds like you're a yes and you're a no. >> i'm thinking of what the family has to go through. >> and gloria borger joins me now. i'm fearously taking notes. first of all, ann romney. should their sons run for office, don't do it. >> she pulled a barbara bush on me. it's ver

i have no regrets i would regret it if i hadn't stayed and done what i did during the war when i saved lives. well we're looking for sometimes when i visit my village you know maybe for a funeral. other times. just to see friends. yes when i try. to avoid going. near the hospital. or pollution because. you know i think what happened here. no matter how much time passes. it will was. of course fresh in my memory. mission. critic a should treat in store charges free arrangement three. three. three. mostly blog plug in video for your media projects and free media. tom. wealthy british. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report. cut. to. the for. look good it was back in two thousand and gerry the fair friend. he went out of the house and at that moment a tank shell exploded. like this father died just torn to shreds. and he was badly wounded a miracle he survived he had shrapnel injuries in his hands had to amputate two fingers. he also had shrapnel wounds all o

regret it. we're calling this out as a policy matter but not recommending an actual reduction >> thank you supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i think we're kind of deciding whether or not we're going to add money to this pot or not. and i'm not clear of the overall value of this program on a citywide basis. i'm interested to call it at the citywide level but maybe it's something we can look at it next week and s can decide overall. i've seen the presentations through the city from chicago and i really like what they're doing there i'm not how it could apply citywide but i'll look at it next week >> i think that another supervisor want to look at that. i think when supervisor chu it was unclear how much was spent open that. but i'm not clear how 5 hundred there's are spent. hopefully, we can get this answered. i'm in all the time to hold-off >> so colleagues we do have some budgetary recommendations, however, without the budgetary mandate do we have a motion to - if not mr. rosen fields doesn't hav

they have to deal with their own conscience and i have no regrets i would regret it if i hadn't stayed and done what i did during the war when i saved lives. well worth looking at for sometimes when i visit my village you know maybe for a funeral. other times. just to see friends. yes when i try. to avoid going. near the hospital. or pollution because. i don't like what happened here. no matter how much time passes. it will was going to freshen my memory or. led mission in. the cretaceous three. four judges three arrangement three. three. three. gold three blood blood and video for your media project a free media. to see a story. you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. welcome to the big picture. plumes. look good it was back in two thousand and gerry the fair friend. he went out of the house and at that moment a tank shell exploded. like this father died just torn to shreds. and he was badly wounded a miracle he survived you know what your movie had shrapnel injuries in his hands had to amputate two fing