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he was a chain smoker so he immediately collapsed and starts wheezing and this poor guy, who is a television repairman, there is in the room and scatters out with the tv still all in parts. but david taught me the notion of just getting out in the world. how important it was as a story-tell tore be there and meet people. was with him in belfast once at the europa hotel. it was a tuesday and there was a demonstration going on, street parade. the sunday times comes out once a week, on sunday. there's no reason to be covering a demonstration on a tuesday. but david said we had to get out there. i said, looked kind of dangerous. he said. no. no. he showed me, you get there and there's violence, bit but if you're a block or half block away, you're standing there watching, and you get the story. while we were out, bomb actually went off in the hotel near the bar where i was going to be content in signature. he said, let that -- where i was going to be sitting. he said, let that be a lesson to you. and david got shot by a sniper's bullet and killed while covering el salvador. so i never quite figur

he was a chain smoker so humid delhi collapses and starts wheezing and this poor guy who is a television repairman scatters out with the tv still all in parts. but david got me the notion of just getting out in the world. how important it was as a storyteller to be there and meeting people. i was in belfast with him once. we were at the europa hotel. it was a tuesday and there was a demonstration going on. now, the sunday times as you can probably figure out comes out only once a week am on sunday. there's really no reason to be covering the demonstration on a tuesday. david said we had to get out there. i said well, it looked kind of changers and he says no, no. he shows me that you get there and there's a lot of violence, but after a block away or half a block away that people just standing there watching and you really get the story. and while we were out, a bomb actually went off in the europa hotel near the bar where i was sitting. he said the appeal lesson to you. it was always sort of a lesson to me and tell david, and some few may know, got shot by snipers bullets while covering

today you are demonstrating that you read your wheezes are being heard on the and we will come togethersee this through to conclusion, which is to send health care back to the basement of the united states capitol. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> [chanting "kill the bill!"] >> all right. [chanting "kill the bill!"] you bet. [chanting "kill the bill!"] i want to ask you a question. how many of you are thankful for the tea party movements this year? [cheers and applause] i thought so. well, we have to of the national coordinators of the tea party patriots and their search close friends and allies of us and you. we want them up here. is that all right? let's do that. mark, judy def martin, come on up, guys. [cheers and applause] >> i am continually amazed at you, the people, we the people. on september 12i was up there and i asked repeatedly throughout the day, congress can you hear us now! and the answer is yes, they can hear us. the thing is, they hear us they don't want to listen. [booing] so today, listen to me! listen to me! [chanting "kill the bill!"] [chanting "listen