thank you. do i go back to the unit or -- >> no, go back in the gym. >> all right. >> well, the truth of the matter is that when you get them isolated, they will talk to you. i've had two inmates already give me information about what's going on in here. so this whole ideal that there's an inmate code or something isn't always true. there are people that will -- there are actually people in prison that want to do the right thing, that want to clean the place up. so we find those people. that's why we do interviews. >> after hours of investigation, officers score a big find in the dorms. proving the inmate tip-off was legitimate. >> i just found a syringe. >> i got to go write a report right now. >> tell me exactly where you found it. >> the officer found it in your cubicle, in your dresser in a hat. take off your shirt. >> are you a drug dealer? stand up. take it off all the way. and your other one. all right. you've got marks. >> that's from scrubbing in the shower. >> you've got marks. >> no, fee

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do you theng they needed to -- do you think they needed to do this study?> i found it shocking myself. if she doesn't have a priest collar she doesn't have a chance of getting the job. >> he is shocked by it. say the study is valid. is it necessarily bad? >> no! it is not bad at all. >> there are reasons -- it makes perfect sense, does it not? >> absolutely. it is nice to look at during a hard day at work. hi, can you come in the office? thank you. those are nice. >> you can't stop guys. you can't stop it. >> that's a question? >> it is not tech neckly. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> women being hired base on their physical appearance. >> more interviews. you interview them and try to get their number. >> there is nothing wrong with touching a person's ability to work or -- how could it have anything to do with interviews. you have to meet the person before you can see the cleavage. jay there are searches on the internet, right? provide a photo. >> what jobs are we talking about? >> these jobs specifically were sales and advertising. i get why in s

we will get you suited up. who else do you have? his one is better looking. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> haley. >> jimmy: how do you spell that, haley. >> would you like to jump in the pool? >> think i have to. >> you come also. follow themba. all right. all right, sal, round up some more bellies and we there was a lot of flopping in cleveland last night at the republican national convention. there's themba. how you doing? you go right through. this will be fun. i have to say, i love this republican national convention. i watched it all day today. i will watch it all night. it would watch it every night. i hate they only do it every four years. last night, former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani, he decided to set a low key tone for the night. >> what happened to there is no black america, there is no white america, there is just america! >> jimmy: i don't know. if that is his audition for wrestle mania 33, he's in. he was passionate about donald trump. >> this is a man with a big people, from the top to the bottom, from the mi

i want to get to know you. >> sounds good. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? be a dino police. >> amazing. >> i'll be right back! will you accept this unicorn? >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i think i'm in love. that's my future wife. i know. >> i'm really excited for my date today with alex and dean. hi, boys. ready to have some fun? >> yeah! >> yeah! >> sorry, bro, you're too short to ride. looks like it's just me and my lady. >> that's not fair. >> life's not fair. >> dean is a joke. >> sorry, dean, you're just too little. let's go on the balloon ride! see you, dean. ♪ ♪ i once had true love but i was too blind to know ♪ >> i was very sad. >> go, go! you're winning! ♪ never would i let go ♪ never would i let go >> it's hard being little. >> will you accept this unicorn? >> with alex, there's a connection. i think dean might be a little too young to get married. >> coming up on "the baby bachelorette." bianca meets the families on two dramatic hometown dates. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see how this amazing journey en

and you do what you say you're going to do. that you treat people with respect.ith dignity and respect. we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. >> jimmy: so, the speeches are very similar. but the trump campaign insists she did not plagiarize. repeating things is how melania learned to speak english. [ laughter ] [ applause ] as you'd expect, team trump was in defensive mode today. not one republican thought it was unusual how similar the speeches were. >> you heard the similarities. how do you explain that. >> well, not that many similarities. there are a couple of phrases -- >> word by word in a number of places. >> there were 58 words there. 58 words. >> if you were a former prosecutor, you can make a speech for plagiarism? >> not when 93% of the speech is completely different than michelle obama's speech. >> let's talk about melania's speech in that it may sound a little like somebody else gave a speech like it one time over the course of the las

you. liberty mutual insurance. >>> do you stand at concerts and dance like crazy? the answer might be yes. >> uh-huh. >> do you change the radio station when someone else is driving? >> i turn it off. >> okay. >> who wants to know? >> mr. manners. he's here to solve all your summer etiquette dilemmas. hello. >> good morning. >> first, you're at a summer concert and having a blast, enjoying it. there's some girl in the front who is dancing like she don't care. >> obnoxiously. >> you can't see. what should you do? >> if these guys stand up, the people behind them. >> then we can't see. >> yeah. >> so you've got to put it in context. what concert is this? do you have a reasonable expectation that there's going to be no dancing? >> right. >> hoda, i know you're up and dancing. >> uh-huh. >> yo-yo ma, you're sitting. >> yeah. >> we're cultured, right? >> i know. >> if this is going on and it's not appropriate, not a dance song or concert, speak up. the person may -- you're probably not aware, i'm trying to enjoy the concert and i can't see it. >> she's not taking it. she

that your word is your bond, that you do what you say you're going to do. >> my parents impressed on me the values that you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond. and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them and even if you don't agree with them. >> that you treat people with respect -- >> pause. pause. andy. >> so i've officially switched my position to no comment. >> okay. come on, i will throw her one. she's a political -- we go back to the donald trump playbook. i shouldn't have to cover this more than you, come on, andy. she was reviewing michelle obama's speech. it was a great speech and something got left on the draft. just be with honest. >> go ahead, abdi. >> i thought she did a nice job. i think there will be an attack in the media for nitpicking. and i think it's close, but it's not so -- okay, it is kind of close. >> for the audience to understand how this works, it's not as if when someone gives a speech, they write it themselves. there are speech writers. i agree w

it's what you do. todd! nt to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> we're back having -- i'm loving this conversation with charles blow and van jones. we had the mayor of atlanta on earlier, kassim reed. it's hard to solve a problem when people can't admit there's a problem or exactly what the problem is. >> you know, i think about, i was watching your show before i got on. just to see the body language of joe walsh versus the body language of the castile family. joe walsh, who threatened the president on twitter is acting like he's been wronged, yet the castile family shared a laugh with you. there's this thing that black people, we sort of feel like we have to rise above and be on our best behavior and be the spiritual leaders. meanwhile, joe walsh is threatening the president and is booked on your show. we have to change the narrative. we have to stand up. the oth

melania trump said work hard and my little pony said anything you can do in your dreams you can do now. >> larry: hold on. nuh-uh. she lifted from twilight sparkle? you couldn't even steal from the medium-sized pony? you had to steal from the little pony? have you no decency, lady? but why do they make excuses for this? it's so clearly plagiarism. with us is is daniel condo. >> larry, come on. it's all a coincidence. come on, it's nothing but coincidence. people say the same words all the time. >> larry: melania lifted an entire paragraph. it's plagiarism. >> it happens, come on. it's a total coincidence, larry. that's all this is. >> larry: i think they're reaching. why can't they just admit they did something wrong? >> how do you know michelle obama didn't steal the speech from melania? >> larry: how could that possibly be. michelle gave her speech in 2008. >> did you of see the movie "looper"? >> larry: mark wahlberg? >> no, gordon levitt. anyway, he's looping through time and going back and trig to fix stuff. is he going to steal speeches? i don't know. michelle obama could have st

you think? do think -- >> if you're still awoke. >> so growing up irish, if i learn all about their lives? last week we had some revelations on the show, i feel like maybe you had gone ghosting. >> what's ghosting? >> ghosting basically cut off contact without explanation, especially in a romantic relationship. >> so poof you're gone? >> like a ghost. >> i can ghost right out of those parties. >> oh, you do that at my birthday party. >> that was years ago. >> but i remember. >> wow. >> wouldn't you remember if mike jerrick was at your birthday party, then looking for him, then he left, and didn't say bye, on your birthday? that's something you remember. >> ie. >> you're then, then had couple too many, old like a whole all of the good-byes, and getting sucked back into something, like you know it is time to go just like slip away. >> i know where we were, at karaoke bar. >> i knew i had to love in the next ten seconds. >> if your current state is bad, then maybe i understand feeling sick or under th

you can? very good. >> i can whistle it. >> jimmy: do you barbecue? do you shoot off fireworks? f july? >> excuse me? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you not been -- has no one invited you over for a proper fourth of july party? >> well, they have, yes. >> jimmy: they have? >> i don't like the sauce. >> jimmy: you don't like what sauce? >> the barbecue sauce. [ laughter ] it's sticky. it's sticky. >> jimmy: you don't like barbecue sauce? >> no. >> jimmy: no? wow. [ laughter ] that's weird. >> you think? >> jimmy: do you like ketchup? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't like ketchup. do you like mustard? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. all right. nice hot dog with some mustard on it. >> i don't like hot dogs. >> jimmy: you don't like hot dogs? really? isn't that against the law in your home country to not like hot dogs. do you like a wienerschnitzel? >> it depends. >> jimmy: it depends. is this why they kicked you out? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you like hamburgers? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what the hell do you eat? are you a vegan or something? >> oh, no. >> jimmy: all right. >> no. i eat normally. >> jimmy: yo

how you doing? how is life? ith a "c." is that for legal reasons? >> i'm cool, know what i mean? i'm laid back. >> jimmy: does calling it cool aid a response to beyonce's "lemonade"? is it in any way -- [ laughter ] >> what you saying, jay-z need some help right now? to help jay-z. >> i got your back. >> jimmy: when you see something like that, like beyonce's album, does it ever make you go, wow -- glad my wife doesn't sing? >> i mean, i mean, you know, it's a double sword at the same time. it's hard. know what i'm saying? i respect the art. >> jimmy: well, that's a very diplomatic way. you'll be great in my cabinet. you'll be a great politician. snoop, you're going to be on the family feud with the other members of the actual dogg family, right? >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when they tell you we'd love to have you on the family feud and you say okay, i'll do it, how do you pick which members get to be on it with you? >> the smartest ones. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who did you choose? >> i chos

so, first question for you. do you believe there is a problem between black and whites in america, generally speaking? >> sadly, there would seem to be. and it's getting more and more obvious and it's very sad, very sad. when somebody called to a moment of silence to this maniac that shot the five police, you see what's going on. it's a very, very sad situation. and hopefully it could be healed. we have a divider as a president. he is the great divider and i have said it for a long time. and it's probably not been much worse at any time. so it's very sad situation, actually. >> all right. so if you are elected president, do you have a plan to lessen racial tensions and, if so, what is it? >> well, one thing is spirit. we don't have spirit. the country doesn't have any spirit, bill. we can see oh gee that's just a general statement. it's not a general statement. the country has no spirit. we need a cheer leader not a divider. we have a divider. we need a cheerleader. >> there is still some black americans who believ

you do it? hed. >> actually i'm going to show you, when she puts on the last row here, but you kind of just start at the top with white, and then as you go down to the bottom, you slowly add in your pink color. >> beautiful, beautiful, i love it, and it gets little darker going down. >> what's this next one? >> so now recently, this is a teapot that is hands painted and hand made, okay, so it is rice crispy inside. >> and it is monogrammed. love that. >> yes, and then there is a matching cake that goes along with it, this is all hands painted. >> when you say hand pained dollars, litter will dot cake, it is like art, this is all edible, saw food coloring, like picasso, so, this is like my -- my home really. i love doing this. >> when you go -- are you from this area? >> yes, i grew up in cherry hill. >> beautiful. and then what's this one? >> so this is another one of our butter cream cakes, kind of like a standard cake you can call it, we call it the swipes, got little bit of pink going through

know what you just said here. do you know i took a pill in a vees a they were doing that. do you know what this is about. i don't think it is a good idea. it just gives too much access. i have heard that there is, they are doing it when they get out of the shower. they don't realize what they are showing the world. >> it can go even for adults when you are live streaming one times we were at beyonce concert. we were showing video what it was like and i was talking to someone who i knew. let me give you my number forget ago this mike was live streaming. >> i put my number and mike says it is fine, i don't think anyone heard you. >> i'm at cops earth. my phonies ringing. i don't recognize this number. >> they say hi alex, just to let you know you gave out your number so please take down that video. >> i was like okay, thanks. go easy, with all this information. >> and to that end, a couple years ago brody and his buddy they were filming something, on you tube, right, his older friend had a you tube page. landry is runn

you are down here most of the summer. doweek then good. >> we never know what the weather will be memorial day, fourth of july, you never know but we could mountain get a better day then this. this is beautiful good we talk burr birthday. marvin is a super young 85, august 29th, what is the secret, does he go out there and paddle board. how does he stay in great shape. >> he has a young wife. >> that is the key. >> i keep him in shape. >> do you ever take this view for granted. >> never, we love it, all the time, watch it all day long we are looking out the window. >> it is beautiful. never gets old. sunsets, rainbows. people. when atlantic city as as nice as this there is no other places in the worldy miss seeing you at third and market but this makes up for it. >> yes, shirt corner plus, and tie and pant corner, they had it all. we will say so long from beautiful ventnor and mostly weather holds out for as long as these people want to hold it out. >> i don't care about weather, sand, except anything about getting back to t

you and -- do you want to go, kit? this is the showdown. >> i don't mind. what do you want to do? me clue and give the clue and whoever gets it first wins the whole game. pick a number and get the same clue. >> don't got with this. this one sucks. [ laughter ] oh, i do know that. >> okay. all right. >> wait a minute, what's the -- okay, i know how to do that. >> jimmy: all right, everybody ready? and go. >> stop. one word. stop. >> jimmy: slap me. wake me. wake me up before you go go. >> four words. first word. >> jimmy: fake not alive. dueling. novocaine. novocaine. jesus. mannequin. >> first word. man. voice. >> jimmy: dead. alive. five words. >> i want to see your face. i've never going to see your face. never going to see your face. >> jimmy: never going to touch your face. touch me in the morning. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] "i can't feel my face." i got it. judges say they're going to give it to rose byrne and kit harington. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] all right. you guys are great. you're really good at this thank you, guys, for playing. our thanks to kit harington, rose byrne, bl

why would you do this and how did you do this? >> he popped over when their pleansz were share ago tarmac to have a social call with loretta lynch. >> mr. clinton got word her plane was coming in. he stopped and waited for her to come on to the tarmac and privately met with her for 30 minutes. >> trevor: oh, hell, no! that is so unfair! i get in trouble for just trying to move to another row on the plane. this guy jogged to a whole another plane on the tarmac! you know when you cross the street and hole your hand up? bill clinton does that with airplanes. fly over me! i'm walking over here, fly over me! (applause) i don't understand how he did this! and, you know, i actually feel sorry for loretta lynch because the president comes to her plane, she has to let him in. and the worst part of all of this is, she's left to explain what he did. >> lynch calling it a social chat about golf and grandchildren. >> i was arriving, he was leaving. he came on to say hello. we spoke about a number of things. not much more to it than that. (laug

how do you feel is a woman? do you feel it's accurate? >> i don't feel like they are accurate at all. they can never tell me anything specific other than -- or member the thing with megyn kelly but it seemed like it was an argument that they had some kind of rift between them. that's what it seems like to me. what i would say is look at his children, look at his daughter and his wife, look at them. they seem very happy and respected and loved and that's what i look at. that tells me a lot about a man, what his family looks like. >> hi i go to liberty university. i was just wondering you seem very strong and going to liberty i don't know if your for me with it. coming into the political world and coming into society how do you share your faith without making it seem like you are -- [inaudible] >> i see my own personal experience. i see it from my own heart and what god has done for me. i think dodd for myself. i never say you have to do this. and make suggestions like it just did. i suggest you try this and if you don't want to do and you

you up? can they do that? >> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say if you carry a gun, eventually you're going to use it, and it did happen. we were with a girl. having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by, we had a confrontation. i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes. me trying to prove myself to my peers like okay, i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. i shot him six times. i ended up murdering him basically for a color. i never planned to commit a robbery, he never planned before his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery, what do you think going to happen? >> if you get caught. you go to juvie. >> what about your mom? who do you think will happen to her? >> she will be sad and cry? >> and hurt. >> and you

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you right now? >> no. >> reporter: do you want me to right now? yfriend is over there right now. i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> no. >> i'm sorry. i didn't understand a word you said. >> these ladies at the end, what do they do for a living? >> bartenders. >> and they make more than the males? >> tips, yeah. >> obviously. that's what bartenders get. >> and they were actually from south america, and one of them said my president in south america is a woman. >> that's argentina or brazil? >> one of them. >> the lady that says the wnba basketball players should be paid the same. does he understand how many people go to the games? >> she wants to redistribute the wealth. they do the same job. they put the ball in the basket. >> the job is the same but the crowds are not. >> right. >> that's like saying the roller ber di people should be paid the same as the new england patriots. >> right. >> but you didn't get into microeconomics? >> it was a nice day. >> next battle. >> all right. watters' world from miami beach. >>> that is it for to

when you fall in love as deeply as you do in life, you don't do the math at the time. umber to you. it's only as the years go by that you start to see the natural progression of the age in a person and then you start to do the math. if it has been a good person. i would have never said, i wish i had never married him. i would have never had my children. >> some people spend a lot of time doing the math. >> when love finds you, consider yourself blessed. >> dear prudence says the age gap seems large butter mother is noenl her mid-60s and seems perfectly in command of her faculties. some guys like older women. so what. let it be. >> how many of you are out there? we would like to hear from you. >> speaking of dating, and trouble people have, sometimes the best advice you can ever get comes from little kids. >> because they are so honest. they are so pure-hearted. >> cosmo.com had some single ladies and asked little boys to give them dating advice. just little boy zs do you think i should say i love you first or he should? >> you should. >> listen to what your heart says.

you. a privilege and an honor to be here. charlie: i look forward to coming. kara: please do. thank you. please do. hank you for joining us, see you next time. ♪ >> i'm mark. you're watching bloomberg west. let's begin with a check on your news. in bangladesh, a hostage situation in the capital, dhaka, continues, at a restaurant popular with foreigners. gunmen storm the holey artisan bakery. two officers were killed. more than 20 people wounded. according to the intelligence group that monitors jihadist activity, islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch has acknowledged her impromptu meeting with bill clinton at a phoenix airport caused a political firestorm. she admitted people may believe the meeting could taint the investigation into former

how you doing? >> stephen: as i said to you back stage, your performance in "mad max: fury road" as one of the war boys -- what was your name? >> knox. the second i start answering questions, my mind goes blank. i couldn't even remember my character. >> stephen: just make it up, i'll believe you. his name was alan. that performance, such a crazy movie, over the top, effects on how keyed up it was, in the middle of that to do a performance so heartbreakingly beautiful and on such a small human scale was so amazing and the anchor of that movie. congratulations on being immensely talented. (cheers and applause) i'm a huge fan. >> i was very lucky with the role and there was great people around me. >> stephen: there's the war boy right there. you played another boy before that. this is how most of us got to know you. this is from about a boy in 2002. (cheers and applause) how did you get into acting? how old were you here when you were doing this? >> 11. but i did my first play when i was three. >> step

it's over. >> rege. >> what are you doing? here, working, working at 10:00 in the morning in this country. >> this is our job. it is in our contract. >> is it in your contract? i wonder how you got away with it? >> we kind of wondered too. >> you know i like the white, rege. >> and she likes the red. >> we like the red too. >> what is this? >> this is your cosmo. >> look wha i can't believe this. >> when regis comes to my house, what do you always do? you walk around an you go, and yet another place to eat. >> she has so many places to eat. >> regis, you are going to be back visiting soon? i heard a rumor. >> yes, you are. >> that's jell-o. >> you think you have, don't you. how do you like this? nothing comes out. i'm going home. >> no, you are not. i'm coming to your house tomorrow for lunch. it is all happening. >> i love you. hoda loves you. see good to see you. >> you are going to be with me in a couple weeks. hoda is going to take a long deserved vacation. >> where are you going? >> i'm going away. >> where? >> is it okay

and that's what they think is negative. >> do you, how do you feel about that? le together or dividing people? >> i think it's talking about something that makes people very uncomfortable. and that is to speak about the unspeakable. and when we do that, people immediately take sides. based on their cultural or values. in this case, don, we're talking about the case going back to michael brown, now talking about mr. sterling here in baton rouge. that makes people very uncomfortable to speak and see what unfolds on the camera. and to have a group of citizens who willing to take the risk to bring this to the forefront, because of their work, the president formed the police task force, to look at how we are policing, and how we need to do 21st century policing, and we've got a long ways to go. there's a system of accountability to deal with the very issues that centered around mr. sterling losing his life right here in baton rouge. >> charles, what about the argument that rudy giuliani makes that black lives matter folks don't focus on people who are killed in chicag

>> constantly ya, pretty much. >> do you say yes, do you play along? >> no, no, no, no. >> you're honest? if you didn't like it you could take that darn hat off. >> that's true, but i do like country, and i was in the music business so ya. >> do we have any other tim mcgraw's, megan, anybody else? >> this is it. >> you win the tickets. >> yeah! >> nobody else was in it, that's why. >> oh, no, no, not at all. you look like tim mcgraw, and do you love his music? >> yes, he is good. yes. >> sounds convincing. >> i met him couple of times. >> you have? >> when you met him, did he say, like, oh, you look just like me? >> that was years ago. >> did he think you looked like him. >> i lived in nashville, that was even worse. i crossed streets and stuff, came to the point, i would stop, i'm not him. >> what's your name? >> can he begin where do you live? >> ventnor. >> are you married? >> no. >> who are you taking? >> probably my girlfriends. >> oh, he has girlfriends, that's okay. >> i'll there. >> does she look like faith hill? >> no. >> supposed to say yes.

feel like your god forgives you? do you feel -- >> he's your god too. >> okay, does god forgive you? >> god forgives all. god loves everyone regardless. >> fry would not discuss his crimes with us. but our producer pressed him on whether his victims would be as forgiving as he believes god will be. >> what would you say then, if you actually showed up to the afterlife and there were the people that you had victimized? >> hello, brother. you know? when we go to the kingdom of god, there is no anger. there is no strife. all that will be taken from us. ♪ amazing grace >> the people i have hurt directly, i do beg forgiveness. you know. i've already asked god for his forgiveness. and all i can do is ask you to please forgive me, and if you don't, okay. and you get to live with the power of your own hate. >> fry surprised our crew when he placed his four brutal murders on the same plane as another crime. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? god doesn't see it that way. you b

i love you, thank you for all you do. i assume you got rid of all of your stickers, and everything's gone. find jim if you want a sticker of a lego version of me. if you need one, jim has one. he's like a drug dealer of lego stickers. you've got one? oh, good. thank you. [laughter] this is yours. so now here's the other person i want to thank, i won't get to do this anywhere else. amy? raise your hand, please. we call her amy wags. amy, there was a couple years ago my history teacher contacted me saying that she was sick, and she needed a kidney or she might die. and we put it on my facebook page, and amazingly people actually said, you know what, brad? and i said this is the teacher who changed my life, gave me my love of history, could you donate a kidney to save her in and of all the people that i couldn't believe volunteered, there was one person who said, hey, brad, i volunteer, but i didn't hear from the teacher. i never heard back. and i was like, you know what? you're going to hear back, don't worry, you know, she'

would you do something like that? >> pence: look, i... >> stahl: he's laughing. >> pence: it's probably... it's... it's probably... >> stahl: it's okay. >> pence: ...obvious to people that our styles are different. but i promise you, our vision is exactly the same. >> stahl: no, but would you... >> pence: and let me be clear... >> stahl: will you answer that? would you go in? >> pence: well the... one of the things i found out about this man is he appreciates candor. and... >> stahl: so you would go in-- >> pence: i-i... >> trump: i'd like him to if he thinks i was doing something wrong. >> stahl: would you listen to him? >> pence: yeah. >> stahl: if he said you... >> trump: absolutely. >> stahl: ...crossed the line? >> trump: absolutely. i might not apologize. you know, you said apologize, but... >> stahl: i did say apologize. >> trump: but i might not do that, but... ( laughter ) i would absolutely want him to come in if he thinks i'm doing something wrong. mike, i would want him to come in and say, really, you're do

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how you doing? >> okay. >> it's been a crazy 4 hours i bet. >> yes ma'am. >> are you sleeping, eating. >> yes, i am. kind of worried about the son. i still want to hear from the son to see how he's doing. >> let's talk about what happened that night. explain where you were, what you heard and how you two came to find each other. >> we were pretty up in the little protest on that last little stretch leave willing the courthouse. we came to the brick building, and we just heard a whole bunch of noise and me, my cousin and my cousin and three kids were both. we took off running. as we were running, he ran up behind us. and he was like, ma'am, ma'am, can i stay with you all because i lost my mom. i don't know where my mom is. i was like okay. so. >> what goes through your mind when a little kid comes up to you and says that. >> okay. like automatically. i have three kids of my own. two boys and one girl and a step son. i'm like, for the kids regardless. so when he said it, i didn't even think about it. i

>> you can't just do that. o game. >> really? why -- but the way -- you're not even -- there's no introduction. >> oh, hey, everybody. here i am with kevin hart at the premiere of "the secret life of pets." >> it's not even -- hey, y'all, what's going on? we're here at "the secret life of pets" premiere. see? >> hey, y'all -- >> no, no, don't you -- don't do that. don't try to talk like i talk. i'm showing you how to be energetic. >> okay. >> hey, what's going on y'all, we here at "the secret life of pets" premiere with eric stonestreet -- >> yo, what's up, mother -- >> okay, okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a movie for children. as far as "the bachelorette," i know you're a fan, have you been following? do you have a favorite? >> oh, man. i love the show. i think it's such a -- we share the same admiration for it. not just like trash tv. i think it's actually important television. >> jimmy: do you think it's important? >> i really kind of do. >> jimmy: why? >> to remind us when we're a dying society

thank you, clippy. >> do you want to create a circle? >> larry: no. do you want to create a square? >> larry: no. i wanted to talk about the -- >> do you want to create a jew star? >> larry: whoa! [ laughter ] hold on. oh! oh, my gosh. so it is a default microsoft shape. but, wait, did you really just call that a jew star? [ laughter ] clippy, that's awful. >> oh, it looks like you find the jews awful. >> larry: no, no, no. wait. >> do you want to create a flyer telling jews to get out of your neighborhood? no, i don't! clippy, stop! undo! cancel! go back! go back! >> i heard you say "black." do you want to create a party invitation for your black friends? [ laughter ] >> larry: i don't want to create a party for my black -- i think we've gotten way off track here, clippy. >> let's decorate it with party snacks. >> larry: oh -- [ laughter ] what the [ bleep ], clippy? [ laughter ] >> shall i print off labels to invite all of your big booty hoes? >> larry: wait! no! what are you talking about? >> i'm only basing this on your browser history. >> larry: okay, clippy. [ laughter ] stop i

you? do you deal with it and move on or do you beak hide on it? sit on it. >> has put forward he is des desaiivene desaiiveness. if they can't figure it out. >> there are three decisive speeches, there's the trump speech on thursday, the vice presidential speech with pence. and melania's. >> it leads you to wonder who is the staffer writing pence's speech. >> especially a professor is going to be submit every text that comes out of this room to see if it matches up with something said earlier in a similar case. thank you, jane. you know what an editor is. joy reid and robert costa. when we return, we're going to get reaction to the story from some of the delegates in the hall during the speech itself. they all were, including a former trump communications advisor. our live coverage of the republican grengs right here continues from cleveland right after this. welcome back to live coverage from day one of the republican national convention here in cleveland. right behind me here, we've been ta

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