tried to show youa you a pyramid with 100% on the bottom level and many on the net level, all helping others by and by and then professionals who are working in the business. i d like to ask you this, what do cs have to tell us about death? what is the catholic teaching for us? >> there is a beautiful document promulgated by the vatican in of kwledge around death and dyig and catholic social teachings form the principles of what we l we call, end-of-life care. the n on euthanasia goes through varis points, practical points. talking about death. that is a part of the human condition. needed to be feared and avoided at all costs, nor is it to be actively procured. we know thats part of life. by looking at somf the principles of catholic teac, catholic teaching, we can see wt the best way is to die, what prs are okay, how much medication id and what we should do and should should not do. how to help each other through death through spiritual and physical and a mental way. >> you do provide practical resources for people who need t. to know. the website at the arce and the resources, peop

she said this weekend if youa a republican, you don't belong n in new york , go to florida.why are you castigating and denigrating our fellowd si our fellow brothers and sisters? i jut i just want your viewers o know folks, they think they're better than you. it's very simple. it'shing you everything you saie climate and abortion. it's everything kaley said. of course,. but it's alsou. they actually look down upon you. they don't think that you're like you'r they don't want theih to go to school with yours.'t they don't want you to live inur their neighborhoods. neighbors or work in your industries, rs they don't want you to work iny. their industries. they think they're better than yo and inu. and in the end, sean, they they don't realize that their obsession with getting one man with donald trump means they've never taken one secondot to get to know the seventy four million trump voters. they don't know a thing about them. .ing,you know, it's amazing. alng,you know, it's amazing. word on this. you know, all the instances we o have played on this program, you know, maxine w

[cheering] so i ask you, just the waters you have save the children, youa have saved christmas, you havetime ratings you have save the world. how in the world do we save california? and you have 30 seconds. [laughter] [laughter] ivory toaster movie can't. i don't know is california beyond saving? can we save it? >> look at this room look at this room. well, not be an expert in california, what they have done with illegal immigration really stacks the deck against the republican party. there's a huge problem there. and then you have what is a super majority in the state legislature? and i assume the t california supreme court is not too conservative. pose a question again. [laughter] can you save california? [laughter] i would just say you've got to start the local level. i know orange county really is where it is that. [cheering] if i was a conservative living here i would try to depoliticize my campaign. i think caitlyn has tried to do that. she's having trouble with that. the brand of republicanism is taking a beating in california because were just so outnumbered. you can make it abou

youa live in that area with democrats.d you were probably raised the catholic in new jersey. but with ronald reagan, you found something else. a b lot of other democrats all that. you were born in january. my father left, my uncles, cousins extended family members all of those who stepped in and stepped up pretty much for all members of the private trade, carpenters, ironworkers, plumbers whote graduate high school with theirh certificate n high schooly diploma, went to work right away and had those jobs for decades being able to support themselves and their families and gives wonderful people. so, they tend towards the democratic party. irish italian catholics not to overgeneralize, they absolutely had an authority to the democratic party. john kennedy and the height of feminism. rronald reagan not unlike many other people g in my generation inspired me with a very optimistic message. i felt he wasn't a scornful towards other people. he was inclusive in his words and i grew up in a house where people came through the back door and my aunt, god bless her soul my mother's olde

orwhere do you ride, how do youa work and do you things like paper product is independence, what do you do? download everything and everything gets dumped and then i create a document of everything i want until it makes sense. everyone can name their favorite app. i love this question. i have to say today i am lucky enough i just found a stationary shop somewhere in greenwich village. i'm obsessed with stationary, not that it plays a part of my process. it does a little bit. i started in the morning i go to work upstairs in my house. i start and work with scribner that is useful if you are not familiars with it you have a lot of material coming from different sources. i find it helpful looking at things in a nonlinear way. i have to have a coffee. like a symbolic coffee when you work from home it's important to make a dividing line between your working systems and family assistance. i shut my door, have my coffee and then supposedly start work but you show up and do the work every day and you don't wait for inspiration f i've learned you just get on with it. i work allll morning and i'm

to give youa picture, i've been following flight aware and in the last half hour it is gone from 318celed flights now to 378 and it just keeps climbing. so it is going to be another rough day for travelers. look, the analysts say that there is a combinations of problems here, one, it is summertime and the thunderstorms causes problems. when you combine that with the staffing shortages, it is sort of the perfect storm that leads to a travel nightmare. this morning frustration is on the rise at airports across the country. >> i don't understand how this is okay. >> reporter: with more than 1500 flights canceled this weekend, and at least 13,000 delays from coast to coast. >> hopefully it doesn't get canceled again because i definitely need to get home and get stuff done. >> reporter: nasty storms, setting off a cascade of chaos for travelers. >> it was just really draining and frustrating. >> reporter: american and southwest airlines blaming summertime thunderstorms and weather-related challenges for the disruptions. but it is been a rocky summer for airlines dealing with crew and pilo

, which is about transparent equal application of the law in the united states , especiallyut when youas do it against someone who was your former and could potentially be soon, could be again your political opponent, we don'tic see this is america. this is not something thatng should go lightly and it is bigger than what just happened in florida last week. i mean, mr. secretary,ee we had hillary clinton's people destroying thousandsng and thousands of emails. this t is when donors to the clinton foundation were trying to get in to talk to mrs. clinton. you a secretary of state. imagine if you had done anything approaching what was going on when she was secretary of state. i wouldn't evenve be talking to you right now. whyhy i put you in riker's island. i mean, it's justt crazy. so that's why there's a double standard here that, you know, national archive didn't have any problem a with that. apparently the goodness or you know, i was you don't i was in the middle of that.t, i was on the benghazi committee with trey gowdy and jordan. g we were working to try and get access to her e-mails

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send random numbers you then can authenticate and verify you are who you say youas are. it was a breakthrough innovation for it help the company shipped its cost curve independency on credit cards. and it something even today is ubiquitous. i found it to be the most -- had summit say to me watching staunchly navigate the financial system is like watching a conductor conduct the symphony. which is the most amazing thing to say you don't often hear the word symphony attached to it. i found him to be uncommonly thoughtful and travis breakthrough innovation. i went searching for those but he went searching for the person's closest to the action of the persons or names in the paper. you'd never know these things are going to work. but i will say paypal story is packed to the brim with those kind of people's these people gone on to dot amazing things in their post paypal life pair because person after person made these contributions they were hugely consequential which is why i write you cannot tell the story paypal the story of one, two or even three people. >> noo definitely

s ifmidd youa little terrifying.d mar a lago in the middle of the night we find a house full of patriots. you know, it's it's completely so what they oh there was twenty four top secret things. i guess he should have wiped them like with a cloth. yeah. maybe he kept them in a bathroom server that would have been better and giving them to huma aberdeen so she could share them with her boyfriend and have him bring them out. it's completely like this. >> they're just trying to make? him not run. so th they just want tero bake in this negative connotation. whenever you hear trump oh, it's rush gate. it's this. it's that.e was maybs a really scary place for the country. and yeah, the fbe hem in ai is biden's personal. remember when they were trying to convincim print ompletele us i didn't even know they were going to do it. biden's person. is there any way he didn'tng too know? i mean, to tha us t point realsr quick that you would be thee t most incompetent president or quf president history?dent or well, that sounds abou

there if they would have called your lawyer and said you needed to report it a certainin time because youa were going to be arrested, would you have reported in fact, the special counsel's office spoke to my lawyer on the phone the day before and i most certainly would have just turn myself ine at six a.m.. twenty nine totally clad fbi agents arriving and seventeena armored vehicles with a helicopter overhead, two amphibious units dropping off frogmen infrog the backyard, alf them brandishing fully automatic m4 assault weapons. stormed my home to arrest me for the first time, nonviolent crime of lying to congress essentially also a fabricatede crime because one cannot lie toe russiansibout collusion when there is noanru russian collusion. and it was a horrificc experience. air, sea and land, just like with the president. why they had to go through all my wife's clothes that were in our house for thirty hours.hey they found no evidence whatsoever against me. and of course, a year after president trump had bothtr the courage and the strength to pardon me because he realized thatat i was the

like that just to tie in to the water, experts say you don't need to be physically near the water, youaexposure can make a difference. >> remember those old school screen savers. >> yes >> thank you, thank you. >> good information, thank you. >>> if water doesn't lower your anxiety, maybe beer will how many beers did you bring us? >> as many as i could. >> we'll break it down. we have the expert here, finding your favorite brew we'll be forced to taste a few of them. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> and we're back with "today's" food but this morning it's all about one of our favorite drinks around here, that's good old fashioned beer if you're overwhelmed by the options out there, this segment is for you we're going to cover it all. vanessa price is here to help you find your perfect brew let's start with montauk you're opening a new spot. >> yes >> congratulations. >> thank you >> what do we know about the montauk beer >> it's a brewery right down the street from our restaurant to we're excited to work with them. but they're also distributed nationally widely. first we have two