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Duality of striving in my career and want to succeed but what about your personal life? my happened to be tied to the woman who wants to become the first woman president. i write how much i struggled to get into journalism. i spent years in new york trying to get my foot in the door dropping off clips to publications and security would lead me out of buildings. when i got the job covering for the "new york times" i didnt want to put that off to have a baby but at the same time tick talk. around ...

Guy who has spent the last decade with donald trump. he wants to make the appearance that he is a tough guy who wants to go on with business as usual. two people close to him this weekend said to me theres a sort of vacillation going on in his psyche right now between his usual chest thumping, i did nothing wrong, im the collateral damage here and also understanding the gravity of the situation, not only for him but the impact that it could have on his family as well. theres an interesting psych...

Korean leader that this messaging was serious, but you have to think about the duality that role has and what hthat roe would play in regime change. >> and the timing of the regulation itself. are you skeptical and think that this administration is using the revelation of the meeting to try and paint mike pompeo as someone who is, again, to use the phrase i used a few moments ago, more dove than hawk? >> well, i think that all of director pompeos previous statements as well as his inability both...

Into the shape and form of which they stood before this slave-holding rebellion. >> douglass built up a rage against those who would defend and spread the atrocities of slavery. but he feels the pressure. the pressure to be an example of peaceful protest. douglass works hard to reconcile the duality. so he transforms his rage into prose, and uses his sharp intellect and eloquent speech to deliver his message in a way the president and the rest of america can no longer ignore. r naon ion f, can y...

>> robert e. lees confederates are more than willing to die for the rebel cause. >> prepare for the enemy advance. >> but union troops are beginning to lose faith. despite pressure from his own generals to emancipate the slaves, lincoln still refuses to act forcing frederick douglass to escalate his war of words. >> president lincoln has repeatedly interfered with the anti-slavery policies of some of his most earnest and reliable generals. but he can never put back the scattered pieces of this u...

Instance. so the syria thing youre seeing is part of a larger duality we have detected. we talked about that on your earlier program today, between the president and his national security staff. russia being the obvious other example. and its a question of how long that can continue. whether john bolton now coming in as his national security adviser will be more in touch with the president and more able to execute the vision that the president has articulated, even if his own national security...

Syria. so pretty stunning turn of events. >> well, it is, youre right. it is striking, absolutely. its in keeping with things weve keen now for 14, 15 months in which the president has tried to reconcile his campaign promises with the advice hes getting from the national security team hes put around him. look back at the afghanistan decision, whether to put troops -- keep troops there or not, whether to put more troops there. look at the decision as to whether or not to cancel the iran nuclear d...

So the syria thing youre seeing is part of a larger duality we have detected. we talked about that on your earlier program today, between the president and his national security staff. russia being the obvious other example. and its a question of how long that can continue. whether john bolton now coming in as his national security adviser will be more in touch with the president and more able to execute the vision that the president has articulated, even if his own national security staff doesn...

Are in a queasy relationship to each other all the way through this extraordinary moments in history. >> there can be no way to untangle the corruption of the renaissance with the beauty and discovery that has come out of it. much of the power of todays vatican lies in the diplomatic position set up by the borgia pope and the tourism attracted by the works of art commissioned by the della roveres and the medicis. >> what has been erected are these extraordinary gifts to all humanity so that the ...

Foxnews.com. for reaction to what you just saw columnist mark steyn joins us. that conversation got me thinking about she asked i thought a good question why do people dislike hillary clinton so much? and i actually thought about it because hillary is not the most offensive on policy among all democrats but she grates. why is that? i think its because this weird thing that she does where she sells herself as a very strong figure and i think she is tough, actually. one thing i like about her. and...