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And this man, obviously, is going to be taking off those red shoes and going inside there and living a very, very different life than hes been living the last eight years. >> megyn: yeah, giving up huge power and acknowledging the frailty of the human condition and admitting that he physically no longer felt up to the responsibilities of being pope which is an admission of a different sort, one at that requires great humility, father jonathan. >> i think so, megyn. and the fact is that the pope ...

Of the evening was when the president asked for reform on gun safety. we know getting something done on gun control is a lot tougher. plus what led christopher dorner to go on a rampage that left four people dead and ended with dorner himself apparently dying in an inferno in the woods? his former police chief bill bratton joins us tonight. let me finish tonight with the human condition with what happens to some of us when we cant deal with what life throws our way. and this is "hardball," t...

And facilitated the doping use among his entire team. but that put him in a very difficult situation which i frankly think he failed spectacularly where he needed to show usada he was willing to play ball but at the same time pushing back against their report. >> the genius of oprah, its all about empathy and emotion and about the human condition, both good and bad, about recognizing our weaknesses and move on. and yet what you got last night was not a lot of empathy, not a lot of emotion, and h...

Which the collapse of society, social issues, hopelessness, joblessness, depression. as long as we are pointing to an inanimate object, those that move the leftist agenda, they dont want you to talk about situations in chicago where which is microcosm when all those factors come into play. its now the gun murder capital of the country which is a gun free zone. we need to look at this as the nature of us wanting to make a change. as long as we are looking at rifles and gun shows you are missing t...

Where im at. ive been on this chair 26 years. hopefully, i wont be there another 26, but theres a lot of us in here doing multiple life that wont ever get out, and im one of them. >> we came to find out that inmate barbers here are not unlike small town barbers. theyre popular and well-liked. they even cut staffs hair. so when lucas died during the course of our second visit to isp, it was no surprise that his memorial was attended not only by his family and fellow inmates, but a significant num...

So it is okay for a parent or teacher to share their grief with their families. and frankly sometimes that kids be part of that grief and console them. there are no time for family secrets. it is time to share the facts, that this is rare, families come together in times like this. and they talk, and when they talking they heal. >> i also have a feeling that not for lack of sympathy or empathy, a lot of families are trying to go about their saturday tomorrow. >> reporter: and that is important, ...

Teacher to share their grief with their families. frankly, sometimes, let kids be part of the grief and console them. there are no time for family secrets. it is time for sharing the fact that this is rare, its traumatic, but families come together in time like this, and they talk. when they talk they heal. >> i also have a feeling that not for lack of sympathy for empathy, a lot of an cans with families will try to go about their saturday tomorrow. >> thats important. i think getting become to ...

Of the time and the complexities of the human condition. but while many of his contemporaries, including george washington, freed their slaves during and after the revolution, inspired perhaps by the words of the declaration, jefferson did not. over the subsequent 50 years, a period of extraordinary public service, jefferson remained the master of monticello, and a buyer and seller of human beings." jon, this is written by paul finkleman in saturdays "new york times." its a conversation which is...

We want to try to forecast what is going to happen. forecasting is a big part of the human condition. >> the maya were a thoughtful civilization that flourished during europes dark ages. why did they abandon their great city and appear to vanish from the face of the earth. >> for some mysterious reason possibly connected with something as simple as a 100 year drought. maya civilization collapsed more than a,000 years ago. >> cannot give the items the people need to live so the people they go to ...

It still surprises me at times hearing some of these inmates accounts of their extreme violent behavior. im often curious as to why or how they became this way. but i also think its a part of the human condition. and i think its important that people understand that. part of it, i think, is created at birth, but also a big part of it is how one survives in prison. more often than not, a lot of these stories of violence have occurred in the prison setting. in order to survive in such a violent wo...