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Women who had worked directly for the united states government but they had been in the afghan government. they had been in the education system, in the health care system, in the media, and they had been staunch allies of the values that the united states was certainly talking about and trying to support in afghanistan during the last 20 years. so an incredible consortium of concerned people and organizations raised a lot of money to charter planes. we worked with countries to receive thousands...

Trying to support in afghanistan during the last 20 years. so an incredible consortium of concerned people and organizations raised a lot of money to charter planes. we worked with countries to cou receive thousands of the women and family members. and i have to say, rachel, it was one of the most nerve-racking, heartbreaking times in my public life from mid-august into late september. and efforts are still continuing. but i dont know why anybody would be surprised, you know. when trump agreed t...

Advisory committee, and youre among the exports in the world. >> yes, it is always a little nerve racking. there is 1600 that got the vaccine. 16 of them in the placebo group, and the other thing is that you have a lot of data in adults, you know, hundreds of millions of adults, and now you have millions of children 10 to 15 years of age that gox vaccinated. so i do understand the parents hesitancy. you know that it is the first time we have used mrna containing vaccines. there is a choice not t...

To really share with me. >> lynn, full disclosure, you and i have worked together. full disclosure, i adore you, as a friend, as well, so im so happy youre joining me. >> full disclosure, same. >> so happy youre joining me on the programdisclosure. >> so happy youre joining me on the program today. you and i have talked about your transition and i know its been a nerve racking and scary one, but its been the right time for you for all intents and purposes. talk to me about why you decided to do ...

Husband? >> thats all i saw. >> she said just a figure, who turned and ran into the darkness. >> we take you inside this mystery. >> we dont know if the suspect is still out. there >> its nerve racking. >> who killed your husband? >> oh my god. >> a small town murder with a big time twist. >> she knew somebody that she wasnt telling. >> yes sir. hello and welcome to dateline. at six four and nearly 300 pounds, but robert poynter looked menacing. but to love once he was a gentle giant. the selfle...

The vast majority of lawyers never do a single supreme court argument. i certainly never got near doing that. i imagine its nerve racking. where would you rank the difficulty of your acting versus being before the actual supreme court. >> it was super hard to do this, and just intimidating, but on the other hand you get do overs, you have to do the thing repeatedly from every camera angle. if you mess up its different. in this show, a, you can tell me to zip it, and b if i mess up, its on live t...

Your same team who benefit when you benefit. thats not what were doing. if you were negotiating something with your opponent or someone who opposed your business and wanted to see it fail it would be a very different kind of negotiation. so i just want to be clear about what we heard in the democratic caucus meeting yesterday. there was, you know, near unanimity of everyone supporting the reconciliation package, of supporting the programs in it, in talking about how important those programs are ...

And youre telling me everybody is incredibly collaborative and they all say... right. .."don�*t worry, its all fine, "welljust do it again". well, no, theres a few expletives go around on those occasions, and it might be me that says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actors going very fast, and youre panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to the last minute of a seven—minu...

That says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actors going very fast, and youre panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to the last minute of a seven—minute take or whatever, and you think, "hes going to go around that corner "really fast, so ive got to whip the camera around", and all that, and its like, yeah, its kind of nerve—racking, but its also exhilarating. and the num...

An actor forgets a line. yeah. and youre telling me everybody is incredibly collaborative and they all say... right. .."don�*t worry, its all fine, "welljust do it again". well, no, theres a few expletives go around on those occasions, and it might be me that says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actors going very fast, and youre panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to th...