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People, 170,000 people in a war zone. they were available to us. and we were talking about making sure that we take all the actions in the world trade organization. we brought more actions against unfair trade practice than any administration has. and a lot of people like my son went to war, and came back war heros. and what we did is, thats why we focus so much on military families. and so, but, look, when people have been really -- >> everybody liked beau. >> well -- thank you. thats nice of y...

We focus so much on military families. and so, but, look, when people have been really -- >> everybody liked beau. >> well -- thank you. thats nice of you to say. >> its true. >> i do. but, anyway, trump comes along, for example, you never heard me criticize the tea party. and the reason i didnt is because a lot of people are scared, beat up, and what happens, they lost a lot, and what happened during the bush administration and the great recession, and theyre angry. and so theres two ways to de...

Good for him. hes in d.c. to receive the mark twain prize for humor. and president obama had him come by to congratulate him. by the way, bill, go, dodgers. thats all for tonight. "with all due respect" starts right now. im donny deutsch. >> and im john heilemann. and with all due respect to donald trump, hillary clinton, gary johnson, ed mcmullen, and jill stein, i think we found our winner. >> mr. president, do you think the cubs will win? >> i feel very confident that clayton kershaw is a g...

Writer who infiltrated with the hells angels and wrote about it and got beat up. meaning theres a rough and tumble side that hes willing to put himself at risk to get a story. >> is that the story you -- because i understand you went to venezuela to interview hugo chavez. is that the story you wanted to share. >> oh, i can tell you that. i went with the late christopher hitchins. sean and i both have journalist credentials. sean said i can get you in with an interview with hugo chavez. then we w...

That was an excuse. >> so how did you, joseph, evolve to the point where you could do something that seems so cold-blooded? >> you get so traumatized that you just try to pay back all the pain that you suffered. thats what happened to me from the time i was a little kid was yelled at all day long, beat up, starved, it had an effect on me when i got older. just about in the family had an alcohol family. after spending the paycheck, my brother would be fighting and cussing at each other, hed be be...

Almost certainly a type of cancer that is incurable and that i should expect to live no longer than three to six months. my doctor advised me to go home and get my affairs in order, which is doctors code for prepare to die. it means to try and tell your kids everything you thought youd have the next ten years to tell them in just a few months. later that evening, i had a biopsy. >> were maybe a little more experienced, certainly more beat up, but, but the core values are the same. i dont see why...

And people think of you differently when you shoot and kill children. >> it didnt matter to me. i had no conscience as far as the blacks go. when youre a remember of the klan and spend years around white supremists, you begin to think of blacks as nonhuman. connie lynch, who was a well known clan leader, said, when i go out to kill rattle snakes and big rattle snakes, because i know the little ones will grow up and bite me. so i looked at blacks the same way. >> so it appeared to me that he was ...

>> were maybe a little more experienced, certainly more beat up, but, but the core values are the same. i dont see why you have to change if you get big. >> apple was big. by this time, one of the biggest corporations in the world. but each time we saw jobs, he seemed smaller. as his devices got stronger, jobs got weaker. >> its so much more intimate than a laptop, and its so much more capable than a smartphone with this gorgeous large display. >> i think a lot of the grief at jobs death was a f...

>> i now have the liver of a mid-20s person. id like to take a moment and thank everybody in the apple community for the heartfelt support i got, too. it really meant a lot. and id also like to especially thank tim cook and the entire executive team of apple. they really rose to the occasion and ran the company very ably in that difficult period. so thank you, guys. lets give them a round of applause. >> he loved hat he did. and i do have an e-mail of him saying that. you know, both of us were f...

Think our nature as a nation. it reflects all the good stuff, all the pageantry and the beauty and the wonderful acrobatics. >> it reflects bad things too. >> it reflects the more be a ho nature -- >> again, just assuming he was going to say basketball, hes like, football. then about finding a hole and being able to find forward. and im thinking no, he means getting beat up -- >> they obviously have to make the game safer. my sympathy quotient has waned over the years. 25 years ago, nobody under...