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Out there, the calendar entries and some of those actually corroborate her. there is this whole july 1st date that, you know, lists some of the very participants that shes talking about being at this party on july 1st. his calendar -- this is a calendar shes never seen before. how compelling is that? it talks about some of the very same participants going to, you know, a party on a summer weekend in the same year that were talking about. i mean, that already really kind of starts to look like so...

Certain jobs. but the issue is vulnerabilityv. you dont want people to have security clearances with drinking problems or drug problems, things that either would get in the way of the job performance or leave them open to blackmail in particular obviously from foreign governments. and the idea -- >> right now. >> early on in the process, the yellow lights come up. ive gone through the process, as has anyone who served at the white house in government dozens of times. you go to business associate...

Let me kill mr in twenty fifteen. was working as former drummer james caltech had repeatedly made the headlines because of his drinking problems he finally retired from the band on health reasons. live in may twenty sixth jane making the first step in for james coach back on tour the fifty three year old is now. a real scorpion. are. the success of the scorpions was hard earned but they can thank chance for their debut album in one nine hundred seventy one they took part in a band contest the fi...

Kilmister in twenty fifteen. going to scorpions former drummer james contact had repeatedly made the headlines because of his drinking problems he finally retired from the band on health reasons. in may twenty sixth in making the first step in for james coach back on tour the fifty three year old is now a real scorpion. look there were. a . the success of the scorpions was hard earned but they can thank transfer their debut album in one nine hundred seventy one they took part in a band contest t...

Interviews before coming he did not say anything. he was smart about it. >> tucker: i am impressed, how dorky is washington? the house hearing draws a crowd? >> only hear what we have a political polarizing situation that brings people together over drinks at 9:30 a.m. >> tucker: where people actually drinking? >> yes, why not? >> tucker: i think there is more boozing in d.c. than anywhere else. >> i think they started the night before. everybody seemed knowledgeable about the situation, and the...

So its hardly surprising that the same rules apply to astronauts in a a $150 billion space station. cosmonauts on a russian space station were allowed a little cognac and vodka, and there were grumblings when they found out the iss would be dry. recently, an astronaut was able to smuggle in a six-pack of beer. were not sure which one, but we believe hes the guy on the left. paul, look, space, a notion of emptiness, shouldnt we allow them to drink a little bit? >> maybe astronauts, yeah. theyre t...

With me is i dont have a passport, tom. why would i want to leave the greatest country on earth to go to a country that is less great? >> exactly. >> why would anybody do that? >> we have everything we need. we have the interstate and you can visit everything. >> joanne, i bet you love disney world. >> i have been around the world. i went on the ride it its a small world after all by myself. i have never been more depressed in my entire life. you need to go to disney world with a kid. preferably...

>> losing the herring is so big. it goes really deep. >> the financial and emotional stress for many people was unbearable. >> there were suicides. we lost our mayor to suicide. there was a lot of domestic abuse. there was a lot of alcoholism. a lot of alcoholism. >> exxon voluntarily paid out $300 million in the year after the spill to compensate 11,000 alaskans and businesses. but 34,000 others took exxon to court. a jury found exxon reckless for leaving a captain with a history of drinking pr...

Qualified people on this planet. because they have peoples lives in their hands. and they are aware of that fact. now every now and again, one is going to go rogue. every so many years, theres going to be an incident. such as the jetblue. >> egyptair? >> egyptair, jetblue, silkair. >> these were murder-suicides. >> but there are tens of thousands of pilots in the world, hundreds of thousand. you cannot, must not, because otherwise youll start a witch hunt. youll have les looking at his co pilots...

Governor should he become the nominee. >> in all likelihood i cant imagine not supporting the republican nominee, including christie. >> he says it needs to remain in the party of young voters. he believes privacy rights would appeal to groups that spends much time on smart phones and the internet. >> john, thank you. tune in monday when senator paul will be a guest in the senator seed. hell take questions from bret, panelists and social media from you. dont miss it. toronto mayor rob ford a...