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Next door. >> he was a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. he had a duality that is very, very, very rare. he could be the nicest, sweetest, giving guy, a good neighbor, somebody you want to live next door, and the next minute, he could be slowly torturing somebody. >> his wife, barbara, told me she really didnt know too much about what he did. i think she knew him as a businessman. i dont think she knew much more than that.

Having now about hate aimed at the lbgtq community you can have those conversations in silos but theres a lot of overlap between those two conversations. >> yeah. theyre fundamentally interconnected because the truth is we know that hate is dangerous. we know that emboldening it and inflaming it can ultimately put peoples lives at risk. it increases young peoples risk of bullying an depression and anxiety. and then when you take hate and you happened it an assault weapon and hundreds of rounds o...

On both of the hats that you sometimes wear. the legal expert and television producer. i think there is a duality to this report. there is a legal argument that they are going to be making. and then there is the report for folks who may not have watched this breath leslie as you and i did. what do they need to do to satisfy the needs of those two audiences? >> thats a great question, alicia. with respect to the legal audience, folks like me and also folks at the department of justice, you will c...

>> yes, obviously i love the rush ron too and we have spent our whole lives no building this restaurant that we have started from nothing. it was a donut shop that felt, and i script shopping felt. and then a restaurant and so obviously you know, i had that fear to but also my parents did raise me to speak up for people that dont have voices, to stand up for the right things. there is that conflict obviously between you know, is now the right time or not? my parents have done such a good job bec...

Elections. right? we said that we have a system, we have a process, truck people in charge, already -- >> mail-in ballots invented by republicans in arizona. >> yes! so when i asked him this question about hes running a notorious election denier who is already called into question, had already called into question an election that had not yet happened when he and i were speaking, and i said, what are you going to do if he actually follows through on that, you, when any watches the results of the...

Why on earth would all of that lead you to want to become a policeman? >> because i saw the duality of public safety, you know, yes, there was a number of police officers who were abusive, but that was not what i saw every day, as well. i saw men and women with the nobili nobility of running towards danger when others moved in another direction. if we have the balance of justice and public safety, thats a prerequisite to our prosperity i believe now and then and i sit every day with the men and ...

Foreign entity in the united states. >> yeah, this concept of american jewish loyalty to another country, when there is even the slightest hint of it, coming from the left, the right is all over it, and attacks anybody who criticize the state of israel or its policies, as antisemitic. but this outright assumption of duality, this concept that jews are somehow supposed to cast their votes because the president of united states moves the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, that somehow, our intere...

Its as real as the pages in the very book they are written. quote, melissa is the name she called herself in the mirror when no one was watching, and she can brush her flat reddish brown hair to the front of her head, as if she had bangs. there is a duality to the book. it boasts an avant-garde story of acceptance and identity, and a story of a fifth grader child who wants to audition for charlotte, and not willmar in the clash -- class rendition of charlotte webb. melissa is thoughtful, pointin...

Is a duality about the monarchy we do regard them as part of our family but also they are above our heads. i think, as you say the walk about the transcend thats, i think it allows the members of the family to come out and meet the public and make that connection, and it is something that we associate more maybe with princess diana, more recently. its something that we just got used to, but the queen invented it. not quite invented but she made her own very early on, because she went out planned...

>> she said, i love the fact that i can raise $1 million like that. >> i knew she was going to say that, $200,000. >> shes going to these glittering events, dazzling the cameras but, she was always on her own. >> she did have that duality, where she could be in public glowing, charismatic, but her private life was very, very turbulent. >> i think that hasnat khan and diana got to the point where, certainly for him, it was waiting to explode. there was more and more press