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Disturbing. the german government is even calling it disgraceful. and the interview itself is quite difficult to watch. you do see that roman protasevich, at times you can see that he has marks on his wrists, which could obviously come from having had handcuffs on before being lead into that interview room. in the interview itself, protasevich is essentially saying that hes repenting. he says he pleads guilty to organizing some of those protests that took place in belarus. he also says he doesnt...

And rather vulnerable woman. these days, if you want to do anything like that, it would be, i think, very closely monitored. i dont think it was in 1995. i think martin bashir didnt have a producer, to the extent that he didnt have any sort of supervision, and it was really steve hewlett, the editor, and obviously steve had a lot of other things to do as well. so a producer wasnt brought in to the process until right at the last moment — literally days before the interview itself, and that was...

To the extent that he didnt have any sort of supervision, and it was really steve hewlett, the editor, and obviously steve had a lot of other things to do as well. so, a producer wasnt brought in to the process until right at the last moment — literally days before the interview itself, and that was reallyjust to handle the sort of technicalities of the actual production of the interview. they... that wouldnt happen today. things have shifted. david, if i can ask you, and again, this is in a h...

Take a listen. >> as i look at my fiancee across the room, i can see her that night. she had on a pair of blue coveralls and she had put some black paint all over her face and she was -- we were acting out this skit called cigar butts. >> the audio and the subsequent apology was released by the governors office. the governor says she does not remember the skit or the interview and says she will not resign. juana, doug, and dani are back. let me -- lets put the full kay ivy statement up here and ...

Those teams that decided to stay, i wish them well and those people that decided to leave, they did the right thing. >> one other question, for people that took the vice like yourself, after a storm passes through, people wonder when can i go home. it takes officials a while, to move the power lines and clear the trees. its still a dangerous situation. how long do you wait for officials to sell punish to come home. ? >> we are going to declare a curfew as soon as the storm passed. we dont want t...

Are things that she said to me that differ from her initial statement, which was a sworn statement last week submitted to the judiciary committee. i think that in many peoples minds raises a credibility question. republicans have repeatedly raised that shes been involved in lawsuits and some other things that they say question her credibility, but just, you know, the interview itself, again, if you watch the whole thing youll see that even her description of why and how she came forward and when...

Factor or is familiar with fox and as you correctly said earlier a lot of them only have a view of fox based on what they hear in a media that despises fox. you came off as reasonable. you werent condescending as charlie gibson for instance was when he interviewed sarah palin. and i think thats good for you and fox. so, both sides get something out of it. both sides in a sense use each other and both sides go along with it because of something in it for them. >> all right. now, the interview its...

>> bill: all right. now the interview itself, the tone of it -- did you ever do a live interview like -- because its different than when you do it taped. >> yeah, it is. >> bill: totally different, because you are watching the clock. you dont want to let him run it out as aol.com pointed out, i interrupted the president 20 times in 15 minutes. and i said thats all? i thought it was more. because i had to keep it into the zone where i couldnt let him run out the clock because is he good at that. ...

>> bill: all right. now the interview itself, the tone of it -- did you ever do a live interview like -- because its different than when you do it taped. >> yeah, it is. >> bill: totally different, because you are watching the clock. you dont want to let him run it out as aol.com pointed out, i interrupted the president 20 times in 15 minutes. and i said thats all? i thought it was more. because i had to keep it into the zone where i couldnt let him run out the clock because is he good at that. ...