blockers handoff, witter, driven back by ramirez. to gain their own stop.ird and goal coming. it's just ticking down, now, for missouri. >> aaron: they want a score. >> carter: they do. >> aaron: they want the game. >> carter: hands off witter, shot back, let it run down to about three seconds. goal line stand for arkansas. that may be the last thing that the razorbacks need. >> rick: interesting. >> carter: mccann on fourth and goal. missouri takes a time-out. both head coaches out of time-outs. and mccann will presumably have a chance to chip it in for the game winner. >> rick: no reason to leave nine seconds on, fourth down. sometimes coaches are risk-averse. if the holder drops it we will have fourth down and kick. as fourth down, you want to take it down inside of four seconds so you don't to have kick off. we've all seen those miracle plays. >>> we have. i lived exactly what you're talking about, rick, letting a team score in super bowl 3. we let denver score and we came up, cross midfield to try and preserve time, we ran out of time. we did a little

blockers handoff, witter, driven back by ramirez. to gain their own stop.ird and goal coming. it's just ticking down, now, for missouri. >> aaron: they want a score. >> carter: they do. >> aaron: they want the game. >> carter: hands off witter, shot back, let it run down to about three seconds. goal line stand for arkansas. that may be the last thing that the razorbacks need. >> rick: interesting. >> carter: mccann on fourth and goal. missouri takes a time-out. both head coaches out of time-outs. and mccann will presumably have a chance to chip it in for the game winner. >> rick: sometimes coaches are risk-averse. if the holder drops it we will have fourth down and kick. as fourth down, you want to take it down inside of four seconds so you don't to have kick off. we've all seen those miracle plays. >>> we have. i lived exactly what you're talking about, rick, letting a team score in super bowl 3. we let denver score and we came up, cross midfield to try and preserve time, we ran out of time. we did a little too the too late. but that's the strategy that we

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in here today to come to this statement i overheard two male colleagues walking through the halls wittering about a witch hunt that was going on in parliament. so i think what we need to do in this building is not think about this as being a party political thing, but something that absolutely has to happen. we have talked about this being a modern workplace, that is the rub, it is not a modern workplace, it is a strange workplace, for members, for families, but most of all strange for those members of staff. it requires all of us to take very strong political leadership and i say this to the political leaders on both sides, on all sides of the house, that means taking decisions against colleagues and others even when that is inconvenient, even when that is against their own allies or their own supporters on their own side. teresa may raise the subject at prime minister's questions. —— theresa may raised the subject at prime minister's questions. mr speaker, members on both sides of the house have been deeply concerned about allegations of harassment and mistreatment here in westminster. th

dean witter at that time was a separate firm. goldman sachs was one of them. i got turned down by all of them, and probably for good reason. i didn't know very much about it. a lot of people were coming out. there was no reason to-- to grab on to me. ultimately i joined j aron. it may have actually been acquired by goldman or was about to be acquired by goldman, but it was a separate company and managed separately. and eventually, as a result of joining j aron, i started getting integrated into the goldman sachs firm. did you ever meet, and have you ever met the person who turned you down at goldman? i knew who it was, and it was-- that person still here? no, no, that's-- this is 35, 36 years ago. for many years after i got to j aron/goldman sachs, there would be no one threatened by being at odds with me. it took me a while to work my way up the letterhead. you wound up as the vice chairman of goldman sachs. well, you know-- it took a number of years. it may have been a blink looking back, but living through it, it wasn't so quick. i got more involved in the

we welcome your comments on .witter and facebook you were born in vietnam. tell us your experience. >> i was five months old when my family fled. i don't really have direct of the war. philadelphia. what happened in 1975 my family is very common for vietnamese refugees to fleet -- fleet began with and it bing crosby's "white christmas." and we all knew it was a signal the americans would leave. claimant that eventuality. with my uncle on top of the roof of the high school where he would try to get access to a helicopter. he was not able to land the helicopter. able to leave in that fashion. the second route was revealed to us -- my uncle had access to a boat and we almost lost a brother on the way. my older brothers and sisters, it was clear chaos. managed to secure on the boat. getere able to eventually honestly. many times at a refugee camp in the south political. host: let's go back to the origin of involvement here tell us how you first got involved. >> in the anon, few americans could recognize on a map. specifically to the attention of american politic