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His newspaper to make sure he did not see donald trump or donald trump did not see him as he passed. >> you and i first met in your old job as library director for the presidential library of lyndon johnson, how often do you reflect on that, on the traditions that are not shared by this current president. >> well, you know, the one thing, lbj was a character without question and he had major out-sized flaws. but the one thing he lived by as a politician and certainly in the presidency, his favor...

Traditions that are not shared by this current president. >> well, you know, the one thing, lbj was a character without question and he had major out-sized flaws. but the one thing he lived by as a politician and certainly in the presidency, his favorite passage, from the book of isaiah, come, let us reason together. and i dont think you see a lot of reasoning from this president. >> thank you so much, for the book, called the last republicans. coming up, the winds are getting worse, the fires a...

Legal justice under the law. apparently, rosenstein is the only person apparently in america that doesnt seem to realize, unless you work at fakv news cnn or conspiracy tv msnbc, you seem to be the only one that doesnt realize they there are very serious flaws in mullers investigation. this is exactly why we have been saying its time for rosenstein to pack his boxes, leave the department of justice, because this is an injustice. muellers investigation is troubling. democrats are using it to atta...

And equal justice under the law. apparently rosenstein is the only person in america that doesnt seem to realize, i guess unless you work at fake news cnn or conspiracy tv msnbc, you seem to be the only one that doesnt realize there are very serious flaws with muellers investigation. this is exactly why we have been saying its time for rosenstein to pack his boxes, leave the department of justice, because this is an injustifiable. now muellers investigation is troubling. democrats are using it t...

So nobody else had been involved in this. and what we found out is that this was a person who wanted to change candidate trump and what our motto of the campaign was because he was the most successful guy we had seen in a long time. real estate, books, television, let trump be trump because thats what wins. ainsley: lets talk about the news. yesterday the fbi -- the president was getting on the plane to utah and he said its a double standard, what youre doing to general flynn because hillary lie...

But it really made me feel like, okay, it wasnt me, obviously. it was him. and this is a -- you know, a characteristic of his behavior. i mean, he seems to be doing this to a lot of different women. >> at least 13 women. at least 13 women. these are just the ones that we know of who have come forward. >> right. >> to accuse of president of being grossly inappropriate in some form or another. what -- during the campaign, you did decide to speak out? >> uh-huh. >> and what did you expect would hap...

>> every character needs to have a fatal flaw or a series of fatal flaws. an inability to see something about themselves. >> the very definition of na narcissism is you cant see beyond the tip of your nose. >> take it back. >> if i wanted something your son touched id eat the inside of your ear. >> "arrested development" was developed by narcissism as kind of a modern problem. >> every one of those characters was self-involved and they had gotten there because they had the finances to do that. >...

Them -- as shakespeare said hold the mirror up to society and ask people to look at themselves. >> what do we do now? >> we can do homework. >> audiences can connect with that behavior because were flawed. were all flawed. and, in fact, the offensive creative material is that which doesnt acknowledge our flaws. where people behave well and are perfect. >> would you like a copy of my butt? >> a lot of the 80s television was -- there was a lot of goody-goody stuff. i liked "the cosby show" but eve...

When do they claim he did this? 1:15 in the afternoon on friday july 11th, 2008. the day before nancy went missing. proof of intent? maybe. maybe not. it wasnt much of a search. it lasted just 41 seconds. >> he didnt look anywhere else. generally you search a whole bunch of different places, and this is one place and its only 41 seconds long. >> i dont think it would take very long if you look at the map and immediately recognize this desolate area, this beige area in a sea of green and then zoo...

Statement which reads in its entirety, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i am truly sorry. as i am writing this, i realize the depth of the damage and disappointment i have left behind at home and at nbc. some of which what being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized. but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. i regret that my shame is now shared by t...