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The first thing i noticed was his vehicle. at the time, he had another vehicle, and it was plastered full of indian materials, regalia, posters, paintings, all on the exterior, and i of course saw that as strange. most people dont drive around with plastered vehicles. and i also recall, he pulled out a scrapbook and he immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs, of him, with this exotic dancer, or wrestler, or him body building, and i recognized very quickly that he suffered ...

With plastered vehicles. and i also recall he pulled out a scrap book and he immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs of him with this exotic dancer or wrestler or him body building. and i recognized very quickly that he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. i then began to realize that he also had what i considered lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-...

Most people dont drive away with plastered vehicles and he pulled out oo scrap book and immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs of him with this exotic dancer or wrestler or him body building and i recognized quick that he suffered certainly from an identification issue. he needed people to be impressed with him. issues off insecurity. i then began to realize that he had what i considered a lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14 year old in an adults b...

Increase insecurity at other synagogues, in the region or across the country. >> great question, fred. were hearing within the city itself here, new york city, that new york city police department in abundance of caution dispatched units to all synagogues here to kind of be on the outlook for this. sometimes, we talk about this all the time, there can be coordinated attacks, maybe it is not a one off, or there could be people inspired by seeing senseless violence like this or hate directed at a ...

And i recall a pulled down scrap book and he immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs of him with this exotic dancer or wrestler or him body building. and i recognized very quickly that he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. i then began to realize that he had what i considered a lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adults body. and the...

He needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. i then began to realize that he had what i considered a lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adults body. and the kind of arrests that he had were reflective of that. from steroid possession, which he used in order to help build up and try to be attractive to women. to falsifying a drivers license where he took his own drivers license and changed only one symbol on it. the year of his bi...

Some of these nativist, populist, nationalist themes. but this is one of those things. health care -- >> no question. >> -- in america is remarkably expensive. and whether you liked obamacare or not, we need a solution. not the absence of a solution. >> you raise a great point. i think that the economic insecurity that middle-class families face in this country has really ramped up over the past 30 years. globalization is certainly part of that. just much more exposure to those kinds of risks. a...

So americans dont need another thumb on the scale. right now republicans are trying to run on something thats good for people and good for their pocketbook. theyre finding that the issue people care about the most is this. >> is this. jared bernstein, america is the only developed country in which bankruptcy -- the leading cause of bankruptcy is -- are health issues. probably in 70 years we havent seen the middle class globally under the pressure theyre under now, which may be leading to some of...

Shaken it up with untruth. >> but thats what people liked about him. people have said misdiagnosed early on, some people see him as an antidote. no, they didnt, they saw him as a virus. something to inject into the corpus of politics and let him go in there and make them sick. beat them at their own game. and they take some pleasure out of it. what i dont get, daniel, and i do not envy your task, he lies when he doesnt need to. he lies when the truth is more than enough for him. and thats got to...

A virus. something to inject into the corpus of politics and let him go in there and make them sick. beat them at their own game. and they take some pleasure out of it. what i dont get, daniel, and i do not envy your task, he lies when he doesnt need to. he lies when the truth is more than enough for him. and thats got to be a different dynamic than what youre used to seeing. >> it is. thats one of the things thats been most striking to me. its the needlessness, the sheer triviality and pointles...