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we are very happy with what has happened with certain elements of the border. 1.6 millionth billion,rom -- $1.6 and we won't make it go very far. i can tell you this, and i say recipients, republicans are with you, they want to take your situation care of. the democrats fought us every inch of the way. they did not want daca in this bill. is also tieddaca to the wall for the major funding, the $25 billion, and other things. i think that will be coming up very soon. but i do want the hispanic dacunity to know and recipients to knowa that republicans are much more on your side than the democrats, who are using you for their own purposes. with that being said, i want to thank everybody for being here. where very proud of many of the items we have been able to get. we are disappointed that in order to fund the military we had to give up things will be considered in many cases them to be bad for them to be a waste of but that is the way, unfortunately, right now the system works. but we have a great country. they're going to have the greatest military we have ever had. and lots of good thing

members of the westboro baptist church are planning a demonstration at rancho rom row elementary school in alamo this morning. >> the organization claims the school is encouraging discussion of sexual and gender identity. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live outside of the school this morning with counterprotests also expected today. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. well, we are expecting that counterprotest to begin roughly around 6:00 a.m. but so far we are not seeing any protesters outside of rancho romero elementary school in alamo but it is westboro baptist church that is planning to do this protest in just a couple of hours over what they say are their disagreements with the school when it comes to a gender equality lesson plan, the school's stance on transgender issues, that's what's leading to this protest. this church was considered a controversial hate group in some senses, hating on both sides of the aisle, in fact, our newsroom did some digging overnight on some of the protests that they have had over the years. dating back to more than a decade

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unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, that supreme policy eventslic in washington, d.c., and rom the country. the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or television provider. to gonzales, the former u.s. attorney general, now the dean of belmont university school of law, thank you for being with us. good morning. let me begin with news from the justice department involving bump stocks in the debate over guns. the president saying he wants to eliminate this device that essentially turns weapons into automatic machine guns. what is the authority of the justice department? what can the president do with no legislation? guest: the president of the united states, the executive branch has a certain amount of discretion because of the execution of laws passed by congress. so i think that with respect to the department of justice looking at this issue, there is a division within the council, a memory of the executive branch with respect to authorities and you look at this issue and make determinations in the executive branch. there is authority to take action that would affect

there is a law that prohibits taxpayer dollars ,rom being spent for abortions and i am really kind ofxasperated with republican attempts to do something that will have no impact. i am primarily concerned about defunding planned parenthood because the vast majority of what planned parenthood does is to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and the potential need for an abortion, so i don't know what the thinking of republicans is. i know this is pretty much a messaging device, but it's frustrating they keep bringing this back up. i am a former board member of planned parenthood, and the vast majority of customers and patience of planned parenthood rely on planned parenthood as their only health care provider. they get screened for cervical cancer and breast cancer and also its of other potential problems. it is cruel and unwise, and they have tried this before. the senate,er pass so it's a silly attempt of theirs, and they ought to just get down to doing the things that will keep the government open for another five months, and then we can debate it again for fiscal year 2019. >> about 10 minu

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin: when i first started speaking and there was a madam speaker before me. i rise to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposed say no. the house stands adjourned until noon monday, march 19 rnings 2018 for morning hour debate. monday on c-span's landmark ases, plessy, an african-american man was arrested for taking a seat. it established the separate but qual doctrine that allowed segregation. this narrow interpretation wasn't overturned until brown versus board of education. examine this case with ted shaw, law professor and director of the civil rights at the niversity of north carolina. and legal historian and constitutional law professor and author of the 2004 book "from jim crow to civil rights" watch it live on 9:00 eastern. and background on each case, 8.95 your book available $ landmarkcases. and there is a link on our website. >> president trump hosted the irish prime minister and spoke about the nerve agent attack against a for

with cbs news correspondent holly williams correspondent holly williams reporting from south korea. rom , it's a race against time. and keeping it in the right conditions best way to get that fish to your plate safely. (dane chauvel) sometimes the product arrives, and the cold chain has been interrupted, and we need to be able to identify where in the cold chain that occurred. (tom villa) we took our world class network, and we developed devices to track environmental conditions. this device allows people to understand what's happening with the location, but also if it's too hot, if it's too cold, if it's been dropped... it's completely unique. (dennis woloshuck) if you have a sensor that can keep track of your product, it keeps everybody kind of honest that way. who knew a tiny sensor could help keep the food chain safe? ♪ >> brennan: since thursday's announcement about a meeting between president trump and kim jong-un, there has been plenty of reaction here and from our allies. we turn now to cbs news foreign correspondent holly williams in 0 seoul, south korea, some 35 miles from the

meanwhile, dame sarah storey has withdrawn rom this month's uci para—cycling track world championshipsow fever in rio dejaneiro. the 14—time paralympic gold medallist had her second child in october, and there are risks around the yellow fever vaccination in certain groups including breastfeeding women and babies under the age of nine months. it's been a torrid time of late for arsenal. defeat to ac milan in the last 16 of the europa league would make it their worst losing streak in 41 years. that run has left arsene wenger‘s side 13 points away from a place in the premier league's top four and, with it, an automatic spot in next season's champions league. winning the europa is another way of achieving that goal and wenger thinks they now have to try and win this competition. this is an opportunity for us. we have to take this, of course. and it increases the pressure even more on this competition, but as well at the moment it's certainly difficult, when you go through a patch like that, but i believe as well it's a good opportunity. what you want is to show that you have the quality a

please take your conversations rom the floor. will all members please take their seats or take their onversations from the floor. will all members please take their seats and take their conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house out of order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, today we rise to honor the service and sacrifice of seven airmen fallen in the line of duty last week on the iraq-syria border. there are no words to fully describe the profound sorrow and immense gratitude that consume us today. there are no words to describe the emptiness this loss leaves in the hearts of communities across our nation. there is, soufer, no shortage of ways to describe these seven servicemen. selfless, hero, patriots, and everything we aspire to be as a people, as a nation, and as americans. these air m.e.p. are the best of who we're, they are the embodiment of what makes this country the greatest in t

you're watching all just their arms the whole rom and these are all top news stories north and south korea of agreed to hold their first summit in more than a decade on april the twenty seventh delegates from both sides have met in the demilitarized zone dividing the two countries to plan the summit where south korean president moon jane will speak with north korean leader kim jong un now the delegates praised both countries' recent efforts to improve bilateral relations. among that they have come to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula has been the most important part of the agenda since the high level talks of january ninth and the exchange of visits between north and south korean envoys that's the issue we will focus on with further discussion as well. at least sixty eight people are being killed in a jail riot police station in venezuela now tear gas was fired at family members demonstrating outside the facility in valencia west of the capital caracas that happened in the central city where it's believed to be the deadliest incident of its kind in the country's history. e

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welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i've cell rom the reminder of our top news stories activists say syrian government forces have arrested hundreds of people as they fled eastern cuter they say man aged between the ages of twenty five and forty were mostly targeted the rebel held area has suffered heavy bombing by the government forcing tens of thousands to leave in recent days. also vladimir putin crucifix russians overwhelmingly voted for putin but independent monitors have reported dozens of irregularities in polling booths across the country. now officials from the world chemical watchdog will arrive in the u.k. on monday to independently test the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy moscow has dismissed the u.k.'s allegations that it was behind the attack on sergei scriptural and his daughter both sides of expelled diplomats in response russia insists it does not possess the nerve agent that was used. we're going to get your get was because i learned about this tragedy about script poll i learned about it from the media i think it's quite obvious that if it was a

welcome back you're watching obvious their arms the whole rom a reminder of our top stories saudi arabia says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen rebels have claimed responsibility for the strikes which targeted airports in the capital riyadh and three other cities saudi authorities say at least one person has been killed. and at least fifty six people are dead and dozens more missing after a fire to shopping center in siberia it happened in the city of command of over three thousand kilometers east of the russian capital moscow many of the victims are said to be children. and the polls have opened in egypt's election is expected to deliver a huge win for the incumbent president of the fatah el-sisi the former military general is running virtually unchallenged after opponents withdrew saying they faced intimidation. of the law is an assistant professor of history at georgetown university in qatar joins me now here in the studio good to have you with us again on the program we talked before about why this vote is or is not a legitimate one for the international community let's ta

and steel they need to hear this message rom the other steel producing nations.s with better outcomes. craft : how should you tariffs, should you want to target china given the come plesty now? >> -- complexity now? violating the tariffs international agreements are legitimate. f there's dumping going on, having countervailing measures is a legitimate response. a global tariff on steel is not a target approach. the idea that there was a nature a tariff eason to put on canadian steel doesn't make assistance. who is the biggest question. it's a question about the us place in the world. to worry aboutve the world saying hold on, the united states may not be doing business. we had an alliance system with asia, where we could rely on us being the protectors rule of law. i worry that policies that our world has a the bigger consequence than whether tit for iation in the tat >>> companies that do business the world are concerned about protectionist trends. kelly sat with an interview with carlos. abn. executive of and asked how us tariffs on to his lay through business.

you're going to their arms the whole rom in the reminder of our top stories saudi arabia says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen the rebels have claimed responsibility for the strikes which targeted holes in the capital riyadh and three other cities saudi authorities say at least one person was killed in the attacks. also at least fifty three people are dead and dozens are missing after a fire at a shopping center in siberia it happened in the city of kenmare of all three thousand kilometers east of the russian capital moscow many of the victims are said to be children. also polls opened in egypt in an election that's expected to deliver a huge win for the incumbent president of the fatah and sisi the former military general is running virtually a challenge down to opponents with troops say that facing intimidation. the egyptian government has been cracking down on the media in the run up to the election hundreds of websites and blogs have been blocked but reports that hasn't stopped the online conversation. it appears more egyptians have been busy discussing football and th

your geologist their own homes the whole rom and these are all top news stories north korean leader kim jong un has met chinese president xi jinping for the first time during a secretive visit to beijing now it's kim's first trip abroad since taking power in two thousand and eleven and details of the meeting were only revealed after it had taken place relations between china and north korea of called in recent times the visit comes ahead of planned summits between the north and the south as well as between pyongyang and washington south korea's ministry of unification says she and kim's meeting has helped set the right tone for upcoming talks between pyongyang seoul and washington. i think improvement in the north korea china relationship ahead of the enter korean summit and u.s. north korea summit will we helpful in solving the problem in the korean peninsula such as denuclearization and establishment of peace and we are just getting news from the chinese foreign ministry that the president xi jinping will visit south korea on thursday and friday will bring you more on that in our next

northern nigeria a un spokeswoman says the attack happened on thursday night in the remote town of rom in borneo state a female nurse is also reported missing feared abducted the town is home to a military base in the camp for more than fifty thousand internally displaced people men miles armies being accused of bullying and intimidating ranger refugees in the no man's land between its border with bangladesh al jazeera has spoken to witnesses who say the troops fired slingshots and threw bottles at the refugees bangladesh's told me and not only its forces but from the area. donald trump is standing by his plan to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports the u.s. president's announcement sent asian stocks tumbling with investors and members of the own republican party warning of a global trade war but trump argues the moves will rebuild america's industry and that other countries have treated them unfairly for decades united nations human rights chief says syria should be referred to the international criminal court said rather same as told the un human rights council what's h

trump tweeting yesterday threatening to tax cars imported .rom the eu meanwhile canada and mexico have exemptions. all of those headlines playing out in the currency market as you can see. meanwhile, the bloomberg commodities staging and the bit of a recovery after two straight down days. let's check in on the first word headlines curious there. thanks, tracy. vladimir putin says he does not care about alleged russian interference in the u.s. presidential election, because the actions were not connected to the government. in an interview with nbc news, the russian leader also suggested that some of the 13 nationals indicted may not be ethnically russian. putin said russia has neither the tools nor the will to middle in the election. saudi arabia's energy manager has hinted that the ipo of the state oil company aramco could be delayed until 2019. the move would push back a central plank of conference -- of the crown prince's economy carried the comments made an interview is bloomberg. >> i don't believe that we are hitting any deadlines and as far as i'm concerned, between december 31 a

. >> reporter: the rom nantz of the damage, if you will, are pretty much everywhere you look. some of the issues that came front and center friday we haven't had to deal with for quite some time. >> fast and fewerius. the powerful wrath came on quick. it caused massive traffic jams. >> i had run out of gas due to my neglect, but not an emergency situation like snow. >> reporter: with wednesday's storm looming, it could happen. aaa warns that no one strands to be stranded. that's why some are lining up for gas now. >> always be prepared. i'm going to fill my car up so that i won't have to worry about it. >> if it's flashing red, clearly you're supposed to stop. >> reporter: to clear up what usual do if the signals go completely dark. police say accidents at intersections were a human problem. simply put, slow down and approach every intersection as if it's a stop sign. >> or make a right-hand turn and go around the block rather than trying to go through an intersection. >> the n l.e.d. bulbs get snow-covered. >> they don't generate heat. >> so they won't melt. >> we had friends

the soviet block that resulted in the berlin wall's collapse in 1989, the wall that divided liberty rom tyranny and ultimately communism's demise. poland has achieved a steady economic growth and each year since its return to freedom the most robust of any nation in europe. yet, the millions of souls who perished in poland across every faith concession and ethic origin, much remains unknown to history. our globe is still weighted down with the sense of grief and lack of historical truth that humanity must address. for the millions that perished, this anniversary year of poland's rebirth should be an occasion to uplift that historical truth to heel, not divide. as we speak, vicious russian aggression aims to destiblize europe and our presence trans-atlantic and nato alliance, essential to liberty. poland should recommit to liberty and rule of law, setting aside language and gestures that inflame divisions across europe. now's the time for unity, not division. now's the time for restraint, not antagonism. now is the time for dialogue, not media taunts. and let me thank them for their reas

rom septa and amtrak and how it could impact your travel plans. >>> meteorologist chris sowers and theam i'm gray hall. be safe, have a great saturday. packed with flavor one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> good morning, america. this morning, the deadly nor'easter. the killer storm hammering the northeast coast. homes slammed by a wall of water. >> look at the surge. >> emergency evacuations overnight and by all means possible. millions without power with neighborhoods underwater and more flooding threats this morning. >>> treacherous travel. a roof ripped right off this airport. hurricane-force wind gusts making for some terrifying flights. thousands of cancellations. train travel derailed too from d.c. to boston. trucks flipped with snow piling up. we've got the latest on the travel headaches. >>> white house turmoil. president trump's son-in-law jared kushner coming

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom nevada seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. kihuen: mr. speaker, today i rise to remember the life of jessica. jessica was the mother of three daughters and one son. she was an educational assistant, bus driver, and librarian at st. stevens school for four years. she went to route 91 festival in las vegas on october 1 with her fiance, brent. the couple had recently been engaged and looked forward to their wedding. jessica always put her family first and loved camping with them. she's remembered for being a loving woman who always worked hard and dedicated her life to her children. i would like to extend my condolences to jessica's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada, and the whole country grieve with you. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? mr. paulsen: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise

rom the world ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar festh all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. austin. here's aust >>> two of the best stories of the ncaa tournament collided last night in the sweet san francisco. -- in the sweet sixteen. loyola of chicago versus nevada of reno with a winner moving on to the elite eight. loyola's sister jean now more popular than the blues brothers in chicago. nevada trailed by 12 in the second half. the wolfpack goes in for the layup. the game was tied at 59. final seconds, ramblers up one. townes buries the dagger 3. loyal of chicago wins 69-6 8. they go to the elite eight. >> i already told them as they came off the court, great game. and one of them said to me, we broke your bracket, sister jean. i said, i don't care that you broke my bracket. i'm ready for the next one. >> indeed she is. >>> giants pitcher jeff samardzija has been diagnosed with a scraped pectoral muscle and will start the season on the dl. this spring, samardzija had an earned run average over 1

our meet rom gist, rob mayda tracking the changes for the weekend. what do you have? >> cool changes. still, 78 degrees, outside san jose. cloudy skies. high of 82, earlier. san francisco in the 70s. 73 degrees, cooler, bay side. near the coast. oakland, you have as baseball coming up after 7:00 tonight. picture perfect for the game. gray skies. warm. 74 degrees. almost, everybody around the bay area right now, 70s to 80 degree temperatures. numt be the numbers coming down as sea breeze begins to pick up. see the wind speed. san francisco, oakland. that's one reason why your weekend temperatures will be cooling down. the other more clouds. in fact the weekend is going to start off with mostly cloudy skies. we have a seven-day forecast that does bring rain back. we'll have the timing on that. how much to expect in the forecast. coming of in 15 minutes. >> rain could be headed our way. thank you, rob. track our changing weather with the free nbc bay area app. great resource. click on the weather tab get your personalized forecast. >>> the russian man accused of hacking

shannon: the next question is .rom bob mayo you would each get a chance that rebuttal. the first part of this question goes to mr. lamb. bob: you accepted plea bargains that got criminals off. what are your specific answers to the accusations? mr. lamb: there is not a person watching the debate tonight who is not in the garbage that my opponent and the people on his side have put on television about me. they lied about my record. it is like a comic book version of a campaign. people are laughing at you, rick. i was proud in the u.s. attorneys office to do my job, to take as many drug dealers off the streets as we could for as long as possible. ads,pecific case in these .e took over $300,000 in cash he was one of 45 people in an operation called operation payday that we took off the street. we went down to the police barracks. people were telling us great catch, we have been after these people for years. shannon: time is up. representative? i have put only positive ads out. his campaign is running negative ads. i only have three ads out there. his as are all negative aga

. >>> and the catch of the day wait until you see what one rom reeled in off the coast of australia.o fish tails here it's wednesday, march 13, 201. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> all right. it's 5:30 in the morning in the east, you have to shake it off, get up, get going. great to see you here. here are the top five things you need to know president trump blocking broadcom's proposed 1$117 billin takeover offer for qualcomm. trump citing national security concerns if it went through it would have been the biggest technology deal ever >>> the nasdaq back at all-time highs. apple shares at a new record apple closing in on the $1 trillion market cap level. >>> the president will meet with saudi crown prince during his visit to america next week that meeting scheduled for next tuesday. >>> voters in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district will head to the polls today to vote in a special election. the latest polling has the democratic candidate leading in a district that president trump took by a landslide two years ago. >>> more than 1,000 flights up and down the

catalogs are the early catalogs, not sure when the university was founded. 1897-1898.rom the university is now known as the cohen university. here is a letter that he wrote .n march of 1895 the contents are not that significant but it indicates that he is writing from the baptist academy, which became the -- the predecessor to the indian orphan's home before it moved to muskogee. -- can see that it is special attention given to the care of indian orphans. the christian liberal arts inversely, we see the role of the university archives, and our denominational archives we hold in our archive is one of stewardship. we need to steward these things so they survive for posterity, and also because we feel like we are stewarding the record of history. some of the current researchers are the most current research on joseph murrow had mentioned that no new primary sources have come to light. these repositories of information that were available to researchers have now gone missing. we think that we have some of that that has gone missing. we see that as a matter of stewardship on our part to make

the department of justice cited some of them today including one .rom turner's ceo documents like thatted in this trial. >> i know we will be back to you on this. >> it is really early. what did we find out today? to come up and testify in the trial. i think the other thing interesting is the first piece of evidence is going to be an executive from cox. -- i thinkhey will we are in this would place where the idea of vertical and horizontal integration are redundant terms. the companies at&t is competing with is much more than that. know,ternet joins as we -- -- tellis it mean for us what you're seeing. >> miss is a great function. if you look here, you have time warner, at&t spread. belowtrading about $10 which is why this tells us now primitive chance of this not going through and it is a deales, that has early taken 17 months. whiche 21 is a point in time warner can walk away unless they are going to extend negotiations. it has been going on a long time. time warner believes this is a deal that should fly. they were shocked when justice came out. everything appeared to be going well.

spokeswoman said the attack happened in the remote town of rom in borno state a female nurse is also reported missing now the town is home to a military base in a camp for more than fifty thousand internally displaced people. u.s. police are still searching for a student suspected of shooting dead his parents at a university hall of residence in michigan nineteen year old james eric davis allegedly killed the pair when they came to pick him up from central michigan university police warn that davis should be considered armed and dangerous they say he was picked up the night before by campus police because of a possible drug overdose. the european commission's president has threatened to impose judi's on some of america's most well known products including harley davidson bourbon and levi jeans it's in response to u.s. plans to put a twenty five percent tariff on steel imports. britain's prime minister three's mayor has warned that access to the e.u. single market will be reduced once it would drop from the bloc trees may laid out more details on the trading relationship after breaks

exactly two years and one day rom the first trial. same witnesses, same courtroom, same judge.ame kind of a jury. through mr. turner's efforts. the evidence is so simple it would have been impossible for me to commit the crime. >> on august 5, 1963, a new six-man jury found clarence gideon not guilty. >> i think it -- him winning hat acquittal was the most important thing in this whole case. it showed the difference definitely between not having an torney and being with an attorney. >> the law has no respect of persons. clarence has put it another way. a poor man can get justice in the supreme court of the united states. that's literally true. clarence was fighting for principle. if he had been a very wealthy person, i think that the principle would have still been the same. >> gideon's trumpet will continue immediately after this message. here again is martin. >> gideon's decision affected more than 5,000 other prison inmates in florida. the state supreme court quickly ordered that anyone who had been convicted without a lawyer could apply for a new trial in the court where he

rom and mr. jocelyn for their consideration of excluding the historic districts from the u.d.g.s. and whatever divine intervention might have occurred to bring that about. but i also wanted to mention the history of this discussion. for a number of months now, many of us have been trying to convince the staff to not have a default of the u.d.g.s to the historic districts for two main reasons. number one, the historic districts have five, count them, five sets of control guides now. two federal and three local. they're not in need of other general guidelines on top of that. secondly, the controls at the local level are the product of article 10 and separate for each of the 12 districts. those are all of course developed from ordinances and to be changed requires a change approved by the board of supervisors. we do not believe as a matter of law that one can just dump on top of that and some guidelines and call on them on the call of the day. we believe if you are going to do it, you've got to go to each and every i believe it would be the winning side of that argument. and none the

today's rom is about building that confidence. by halfway down she started skiing really well.eam beat world champions norway. they came into today against the swiss full of confidence but it wasn't meant to be and they lost 7—4. they had to bounce back quickly against finland later. it was a much better performance by the brits. they won that comfortably and will hopefully be back to winning ways tomorrow. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for cycling's yates family. simon missed out on winning the prestigious paris nice race by just four seconds. marc soler claimed the title after picking up four bonus seconds for finishing third on the final stage. despite sprinting towards the finish, yates, who'd started the day in the leader's yellow jersey, couldn't close the gap the spaniard had built up. but racing in italy, his twin brother adam won the fifth stage of the tirreno adriatico. geraint thomas was sixth to move up to fourth in the standings, 29 seconds off the lead ahead of tomorrow's final time trial. but a puncture put an end to his team sky leader chris froome's hopes.

tom: a governor and senator rom louisiana. e is mostly known because he was a rural representative, self-designated as a red neck and that he would be the representative of the hicks taking on the oligar can chy, meaning the oil, lumber, and cotton industries of that state. he was a change agent. brian: he was assassinated. tom: in 1935. brian: in the novel? tom: he gets assassinated at he end of the novel. brian: a famous actor plays the part, broderick crawford. tom: he won the oscar that year, as did the movie. it is a great movie. there is a second movie i do not recommend, the second version. brian: let's watch this clip. [video clip]>> now listen to me, ya hicks. yeah, you're hicks too, and they fooled you a thousand times just like they fooled me. but this time, i'm gonna fool somebody. i'm on my own and i'm gonna stay in this race. i'm on my own and i'm out for blood. now listen to me, you hicks! listen to me, and lift up your eyes and look at god's blessed and unfly-blown truth. and this is the truth! you're a hick, a

a rom told a public story of what happened when she outlined concerns that she had about a program she was working inover seas. generally behaving like a mad man. for nearly two weeks while i waited fresh direction in such an appalling way that i eventually retreated to my hotel room and stay there and with a couple of team leaders. my sex you'll at the hitting that truth flew out the indo. and in his bid to smear me, but anyone unwilling to go along with his version of events. his behavior back in 1994 wasn't just unforgivable. it was pathological. so this is from john bolton's last effort to join the national federal administration. there was so much the lead of their feature was about the famous by they have ten years stories but. >>> in 2003 bolton gave a now infamous speech, blasting north korea's leader as a her ran call dictator a dictator. >> and the day of the speech, after it was given, our ambassador said in out and that he was empest use, once yelling at him and even hanging up on him. >> in the end, john bolten was noumd he blew off the u.n. security council position to su