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Really love to use boxing for conditioning, for hand and eye coordination, for transference of power, learning how to move from point a to point b and bring your power with you and because its fun. its also great to learn to incorporate kicks with it. in this particular thing, were going to do a jab cross and then we do a round house kick. >> dont forget, always drink up. >> okay. so theres the footwork and the jump rope routine. theres her form on the incline bench press. those are 35 pound dum...

Thought to myself -- what could possibly go wrong? a new grandchild another new hair style. a new email account. why not a new relationship with the press? >> heres the question is it genuine? or is it forced? >> yes. of course she wants a better relationship with the press she wants to be president, it would help if the press validated her message or at least didnt discredit it. which is what weve been doing lately because of her actions, as you know ive covered her for a long time. her coverag...

Doing? >> lots of stress, lots of difficulty. i was at princeton during 9/11 and i didnt get bereavement because of those events that were clearly traumatizing. a lot of feelings hurt with adult children who dont know what the real world is like and want to be coddled. tell that to the soldier in iraq and afghanistan who saw their kids get born while they were overseas or their body killed. they didnt get to sit back and wonder. they did their job no matter what. so to delay an exam because of y...

While theyre overseas they did this job no matter what. to delay an exam because of feelings is the typical fawning over liberal elite the way these academic institutions love to do. >> how is this anything other than absurd? >> megyn, i disagree with you. there is precedent for this. in 1970 the faculty at harvard voted to delay exams because of antiwar protestors. >> you cant justify a -- >> harvard? >> harvard is -- >> these events affect people differently the minority community, theyre disi...

Tom huddleston of "time-out" writes, as misguided and overemotional as a drunk high school production of romeo and juliet and weirdly unintentionally entertaining. "the best of me" doubles down on the fawning. both luke bracey and james marsden whip off their shirts, strut their abs and perform intensive gardening. whats wrong with that? >> so you are on board with going to see, even if its a bad movie, if a couple of guys have their shirts off? >> and gardening. >> they have to be gardening? >>...

Somebody like chris -- whats his name? >> harrison. >> very cute. thats what people were thinking. >> democratic party. >> left his wife for one of the contestants? >> he can still be cute. >> observing something. >> yes. >> when chris christie became the darling of the left with the whole obama thing around hurricane sandy, they were fawning over this guy from hurricane sandy all the way through the election. now you see these liberals on talk shows, they dont know where to go with it. they don...

Somebody like chris -- whats his name? >> harrison. >> very cute. thats what people were thinking. >> democratic party. >> left his wife for one of the contestants? >> he can still be cute. >> observing something. >> yes. >> when chris christie became the darling of the left with the whole obama thing around hurricane sandy, they were fawning over this guy from hurricane sandy all the way through the election. now you see these liberals on tack shows, they dont know where to go with it. they don...

She not a fan of the fawning. it is a story that has regurgitated yearly. he is writing at salon.com, it is a website for people who like to say the word salon. he says it does zip for our soldiers. it only boosts those who profit from war. the virginia tech english professor claims, quote, troop worship is trite and tire so many. but thats not the entire danger. a nation who could publicize the appeals is asking the citizens no the to think. see what he did there? patriotic citizens or just dro...

Goldman marked the first time america had been transfixed on tv for a court case. eventually he was acquitted but just as compellingly as hed brought americans of all races together for admiring him in the 70s and 80s his trial cast the deepest and most disturbing divides. >> pitted black against white, rich against poor. no one didnt is have an opinion. you either thought he was guilty or thought he was the victim of racist police and incompetent prosecution. >> reporter: okeefe says it was one...

Police on the murder chase. and the murder of nicole made the first time for the tv court case. and his trial casts the deepest and most disturbing devise. >> it pitted black against white and rich against poor. nobody had an opinion about whether or not o.j. was guilty and you thought he was guilty or the victim of racists police. >> and okeefe said it was a watershed cultural moments when america was shaken out of the habit of fawning over celebrities. >> brian todd, thank you so much. >> do y...