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At it, too and puts the headphones in and i can see her watching it. this reporter next to me is hardened and covered russia and serious and shes seen a lot in her life and she made this noise of like outrage and shock and just like a ahhh. >> im automatically attracted to bueautiful -- i just start kissing them. just kiss. when youre a star. they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> in those words, in your star they let you do it. a weird sense of wonder like hes not bs-...

Covered russia, all kinds of things that are very serious. and she made this noise of, like, outrage and shock and just like a guteral aaah! >> im automatically attracted to beautiful, i just start kissing them like a magnet. and when youre a star, theyll let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> those words, when youre a star, they let you do it. there was a weird sense of wonder. like hes not bs-ing for his friends. its like he cant believe the world lets him get away with i...

To beautiful -- i just start kissing them. just kiss. when youre a star. they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> in those words, in your star they let you do it. a weird sense of wonder like hes not bs-ing for his friend. he is reflecting he cant believe the world lets him get away with it. once it got out, the post has an internal system we use to track web views, so much traffic it broke. it was not expecting that. by an hour in, you could tell it would be something d...

Groupon for these restaurants which was a problem, but you allow them to change the price discount. >> absolutely. i agree with what youre saying. our story is traditional. we started in my basement, quit our jobs, used our own money. >> what was the birth of the idea? >>s. ing that prices in a restaurant at tuesday at 2:00 p.m. when its raining shouldnt be the same as friday night at 6:00. >> thats real. >> we wish you the best of luck. thank you for coming on the program. thank you for giving ...

Mrs. clinton, because he looks out for everybody, all right? >> i think she hears you tonight. >> just answer the question in a rational manner and stop b.s.ing, all right? because it tees off everybody. >> he is a much better candidate thats for sure. >> ladies, quick footnote. watching the story of 10 american sailors picked up by the iranians today in the gulf. bret baier is our go-to guy on this. he is going to join us later on. we are on it next on the rundown, parliament may ban donald tru...

Should deal with the iranian nuclear program. lets watch this man with power. >> what are we going to negotiate about? what i would say is listen, you see that out is there? i want to show you something. you pick up your cell phone and you call somewhere in nebraska and you say okay, let it go. so there is an atomic weapon goes over ballistic missiles in the middle of the desert that doesnt hurt a soul. maybe a couple of rattlesnakes or scorpions, whatever. you say see? the next one is in the mi...

Always on the radar for me. i just thought about, well, you know, how much do i want to open the veins, how much do i want to tell knowing that today everybodys kind of b.s.ing a little too much and they never tell the truth about anything and its fluff. once i made the decision that i was going to tell it, i said, okay, were going to do it. and it took me a couple of years to -- >> its a brilliant story about people like sinatra. he was notoriously private, hated stuff being written about him. ...

>> good to be here. >> ive wanted to meet you for a long time. >> waving at you in restaurants did not do it for me. >> youve always within very kind to me. its a riveting book. anyone who loves that era, those songs, those guys. the rat pack and onwards. its just a delicious romp through that period. what made you write it? >> well, id wrestled with perhaps doing a book one day. the editor of st. marks came to me and they herd that i was interested in doing a book. i sat down and felt, well, he...

Paul, welcome to you. >> good to be here. >> ive wanted to meet you for a long time. >> waving at you in restaurants did not do it for me. >> youve always within very kind to me. its a riveting book. anyone who loves that era, those songs, those guys. the rat pack and onwards. its just a delicious romp through that period. what made you write it? >> well, id wrestled with perhaps doing a book one day. the editor of st. marks came to me and they herd that i was interested in doing a book. i sat d...

Bsing, he came around and said, therefore. god, he carved him. >> heres a follow-up i would have loved to have asked. how does he even remember the incident with mcqueary, if it were as innocent as he would have us believe, it happened in 2002. it was a walkby by mcqueary. if there was nothing untoward taking place, how can he now speak with such a level of specificity with the kids turning on all the showers and sliding on his buttocks across the floor? there are so many ways to chew him up, i ...