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Looking back on that era of the 50s with a certain affection. >> haaay! >> abc wanted fonzis "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walkers "dynomite." >> cause im the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it, marvin! >> sit on out, howard. >> does any one say thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> thats what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. im really sorry it was a slip of ...

Nixons white house counsel, you also served as the counsel to the house judiciary committee. what kind of oversight power do they have? >> they have a lot. that was my first job in government, working -- i have great affection for the house. the first time i went there, my first assignment was some clean-up for the 64 civil rights bill. we did the 65 voting rights act, the 25th amendment. thats when congress worked and was very effective. so i know the body can work. and i have, as a republican,...

That was my first job in government. working -- i have great affection for the house, don. at the time i went there my first assignment was some cleanup for the 64 civil rights bill. we did the 65 voting rights act, the 25th amendment. thats when the congress actually worked and it was very effective. so i know the body can work. and i have as a republican watched the republicans absolutely destroy the government processes. so whats going to happen with the democrats taking over is they are actu...

That doesnt really exist anymore, at least if you measure it by influence and power. i mean, this is trumps republican party today in washington and mitt romney is coming in, he knows that hes going to be a fairly, you know, isolated figure, one of 53 in the senate. again, a guy who the base doesnt love, doesnt have any, like, real particular affection for in terms of the trump base, and i think hes trying to lay out some markers. i mean, mitt romneys legacy and certainly sense of himself as a s...

>> she was an athlete and she was really gifted physically. >> she played candy slice, basing her character on patti smith, she just committed really hard. ♪ im your biggest [ bleep ] rock me and roll me till im sick ♪ >> theres a real strong familial affection in this group of people. we yell at each other and scream at each other, we make each other cry, make each other laugh. we see each other outside of work. >> we were the unholy three, i

Till im sick ♪ >> theres a real strong familial affection in this group of people. we yell at each other and make each other cry, make each other laugh. we see each other outside of work. >> we were the unholy three, i suppose, but also we were the good girls. the boys were late. the girls were on time. >> oh, my god, it was so much fun. >> we were all family. >> mostly due to john aiding me, like a little brother aiding a big brother. >> part of lornes overall plan was to keep us innocent and...

Signs were there. he was, in fact, the object of her affections. i just had a hard time believing even he would be that reckless. >> she told her friend all the up and downs of the complicated secret relationship and how they had gone to great lengths to ensure it remained undetected by other white house staffers. >> there are different ways to get in and out of the oval office -- either through a door which is to the right of the presidents desk or to the left, which goes down a hallway, which ...

Phones, what features they would have. >> we call it the pinch to make it bigger or smaller. >> the iphone seemed like a device that had been beamed into your hands from 10 or 15 years in the future. it skipped an entire generation of technology. maybe even two generations. >> its the iphone. a new generation of gadget thats a phone, ipod, computer, even a camera, all rolled up in one. i dont know what it is but i want it. >> take a look at this picture. at first blush it looks something like re...

Her, and she said that, um, she was hearing voices and like the voices in her head were telling her people were talking bad about her. >> throughout, neither girl made eye contact with their mothers relatives, who hadnt seen them in four years. whatever affection might once have existed seemed to be gone now. >> we made our own decision. we dont like that side of the

Equivocation in that book and making it known she did not appreciate how president trump really put her entire family in jeopardy by the birther statements that he continued to make. just down to earth truth telling, a real -- you know, she wasnt afraid to let that come momness come out in her. the strength that comes out, the love and affection she has for her family. and also this country. and also her courage and her ability to be vulnerable too. it made people be able to see a side of her th...