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Be the big idea? she mentions income and equality. listen to how she says it. >> we have to make a campaign about what we would do. you have to run a very specific campaign that talks about the changes you want to make in order to tackle growth, which is the hand maiden of inequality. >> you got that? growth is the handmaiden of inequality. thats one way to talk about it. heres another. >> the way i see this, citibank, goldman sachs, and all those other guys on wall street, theyve got plenty of ...

Your head is not going to be chopped off. thats not necessarily true anywhere else in the world, including in russia, where they have very few press freedoms. >> wait a second. my wife is going to be upset. >> shes an exception. >> she could have done better, couldnt she? >> now you are making me feel sorry for greg. >> why is the war on me? >> get back to putin immediately. roll the shots of him with his shirt off. those are always good. >> i remember when he was first inago your rated, you cou...

Most embarrasses item youve ever had to return to a store? we had our fair share of those well leave the specifics out. natalie? >> todd had a traumatizing experience. when i was 15, i had to return my moms sanitary napkins. they were too small. sad, but true. >> why couldnt she just take care of it? why wouldnt she do it and spare the 15-year-old the embarrassment. anything else? >> nancy said a personal comfort system. a welcome home present for my husband. couldnt figure out how it worked. so...

>> but they had your phone number. right? >> yes. >> because there were texts and phone calls. >> between who? >> you and miss fulton. >> no. >> she sent you a text. >> that was march the 19th. >> thats what im talking about. >> yes. >> after march 19th, you didnt go to law enforcement and law enforcement never contacted you, correct? >> correct. >> but miss fulton had your phone number. >> yes. >> so she could have given that to the police. >> yes. >> she could have given it to the sanford poli...

"wall street journal" jeff foster joins us now. more insight into the latest sports headlines. thanks for joining us. first of all we want to talk about orb. what are his chances to go after the triple crown? >> its hard. no one has done it since 1978. every horse that wins the first leg, you think they have a shot. a lot of them win the preakness in baltimore. its similar race but then when the belmont stakes come its mile and a half, very few horses have been able to do it. >> heather: what do...

Just on winning the triple crown. its sort of traditional the way they ran the horse. >> the family that owns the horse he was quoted as saying, take your time, let the horse bring you to the race. i was surprised. one trainer specifically there at the kentucky derby that had five entrants. 26% of the field. >> he had a good shot. very confusing. you would think if you have five different horses, what do you tell which one. it turned out none of them did very well. >> heather: good for orb. movi...

Yes, but here is the one you thing i disagree with the defense lawyer. he said to the jury, you dont convict a liar for this crime of premeditation. i respectfully disagree. once you put that defendant on the witness stand, then credibility, lies come into play. from the beginning she said intruders came in. if you take it from there, why would you ever believe this defendant about anything. >> gregg: but she claims her excuse, well i had ptsd and lost my memory. kirsten, the long shot here is s...

Situation would have reasonably believed that immediate, imminent actual danger. actual danger may not be necessary. a long shot but she could walk, couldnt she? >> theoretically, yes. i think its a long shot. frankly her attorney acknowledges this, in closing they back off, it wasnt self-defense what we have is manslaughter. i think by making that argument and by as bob mentioned before her lack of credibility, they have really sort of painted themselves in a corner as far as the self-defense. ...

Actions and feelings, and thats how we learn to talk. your brain, your arm actually has a subconscious will to move. what happens here is that she says the malady that the sister has and begins to imitate it subconsciously, and thats why she gets the twitching, she has pain in the same arm that she had. its not that farfetched. patti ann: thats actually interesting when you put all that science behind it. still, one of her symptoms is this twitching in the same eye that her sister lost. you know...

Lot of people are hurting and are not feeling all of those gains that have been put in place over many years, but if you compare where we are today to ten years ago, lets say, or twenty years ago, you see that that progress continues. now, compared to three or four years ago, obviously, thats not necessarily the case. >> but you think in a state like this, people take more pleasure in the simple things, the creature comforts over luxury, like sitting together as a family watching tv. you dont ta...