like to be on the white house staff. got to watch twitter to see what people are going to do. you were in, you were around when the colin kaepernick protests were going on when he was playing for the 49ers. what did you think then about that? i fully supported his right to speak out. i thought he made some mistakes, some big mistakes early. he wore the socks. remember the socks that were pigs in policemen ewan forps. he didn t have a clear message at first. but i supported his right to protest and i think what he did was really admirable. he went out and sought the advice of a man named nate boyer, a former player with a seahawks. a military veteran, who gave kaepernick the advice to kneel. he said in stead of sitting on the bench, kneel. it s also a sign of respect. if you think about you bow in front of somebody. and so this was the advice kaepernick sought out. he sort of refined his message, saying i thought things had made
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pictures. afraid he will catch me picking my nose. can t believe that guy was president of the united states. because he is branded as a crook. it s important to remember the wrong approach that executive power that led nixon to those crimes. you want a level, don t you? good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to from you this office. so many decisions have been made that shape the history of our nation. need more? there was good in him. he had been a good vice-president. but he was fatally flawed and a fatally flawed president. nixon, he had been a hero to millions of americans. here is a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. the richard nixon they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thought
they knew. every generation has to lose their virginity. it was just the day that my generation did. to think that we re the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of gen
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yesterday, trying to defend his client, talking about a lot of these issues related to michael cohen. seemingly, creating more chaos and confusion in his wake. after an interview with cnn yesterday morning, giuliani seemed to open two new fronts in this whole saga, claiming, first, that collusion may not even be a crime, which is different from what we have been hearing from the president. the president has been saying there was no collusion all along. now we are seeing president trump backing giuliani up in a tweet this morning, reiterating that collusion isn t a crime, even though he himself just two days ago suggested that democrats should be investigated for what he claims is their collusion with the russians. then on a second matter, giuliani starts talking about a meeting, a planning meeting that he claimed happened before that infamous trump tower meeting with don junior and russians promising dirt
fruition and see stories of kids that s going through the same thing i went through, it makes it even more like yes, we did this. this is why we should have did it. but there is a lot that has got lebron james fired up off the court. listen to what he says about living while black in america. no matter how big you can become or no matter what you do in the community. no matter what you do in your profession, being african american in america is always tough, and they always going to let you know that you are the n-word no matter who you are. is there a run for office in his future? someone tried to recruit a lebron to run for president, they said listen, they got no one. if you don t run, trump is going to win. would you run? well, in that case i may. this is the interview that you don t want to miss. lebron james, one on one. thank you.
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they brought this together and brought it to me. i was like absolutely. you can t get nowhere in life wit
my mom had to go through at that age. being in the third or fourth grade. for us to be in a position where we can see stories of kids that s going through the same thing that i went through, it makes it even more like yes, we did this. this is why we should have did it. how do you conquer those fears? jaden was his name, talked about hearing gunshots and that sort of things, being tempted by drugs and all those things. how do you think how do you get them to understand that s not the path they have to take? i think being in a support system and that s what this is all about. i think for me, when i did go to school, or when i was playing little league sports, you know, being around kids and being around people that have fun and kind of speak the same language as you, it allows you to kind of escape away from the drugs and the violence and the gunshots and things that go on on an everyday basis, and that s what we re here for. i m opening the schools to be able to get these kids
i don t think so. i don t think so. i sit here and say i don t think so. i don t know. i m being serious. if someone tried to recruit lebron to run for president, they said listen, they ve got no one. if you don t run, trump s going win, would you run? well, in that case, i may. if they have no one, there i believe are some people out there. i hope. but let s see first. let s see first. we also talked about living while black and how even money and fame don t insulate you from racism. much more on that interview in just a moment. but let s start with the president s week, shall we? i want to bring in cnn global affairs analyst max boot and molly ball. good evening. good evening. max, president trump was on the attack this week, lashing out at everyone, saying that sessions should shut down the mueller investigation, contradicting his national security team on russia, trying to distance himself from paul manafort. what does this tell you about his frame of mind? well, fir
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really thinks. part of it, pick up on what molly said, he gets bored. okay, he plays golf. but you can t play golf 12 hours a day. so he is basically knocking around on these giant resorts, and he gets bored. and he basically wants to fire off some of this zing they re will make all of us talk about him, because i think this is ultimately what his presidency about, it s about getting attention and being the center of the universe. and he know he can do that if he says something sufficiently crazy on twitter. he gets bored. watches a lot of tv. but there are things happening behind the scenes that we re not seeing. and part of what was behind the tweet storm earlier this week, it wasn t just the external need we knew he was watching or at least aware of the manafort trial. well also subsequently learned that there were more negotiations going on with the mueller team behind the scenes. a renewed attempt to get the president to sit down for an interview
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right? but it has to be potentially damaging. i was a senior republican senator, i m not attacking the koch brothers because they re still good donors of mine, so why stir up that? why talk about lebron james or our own don lemon? the president does, you know, get involved in a lot of things. it would be much better if he left it. he could have an opportunity to speak if he really wants to and his attorneys are advising against the president being interviewed by bob mueller but apparently they are still working on questions of parameters, et cetera. do you see, shan, that the president just simply cannot resist, even if his attorneys say don t do it, he can t resist but talk about it face-to-face with bob mueller. i think he definitely has a discipline problem in terms of message and i think that s why his lawyers are so worried about him sitting down with mueller. why is he so insistent that he would w
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five people were taken to the hospital. outside the gates, at least 300 cars were totaled. as i mentioned, several animals did not survive it. we move on now, to a police officer in pennsylvania charged with voluntary manslaughter tonight in the shooting death of a man, after that officer responded to a call near an amusement park. here s abc s steve osunsami. get on the ground right now. reporter: here comes the moment where a pennsylvania prosecutor tonight is saying that the police officer on the other side of this police suv went too far. get on the ground. get on the ground! reporter: 44-year-old joseph santos, who police say is seen on cell phone video refusing commands, was shot and killed. tonight, they re charging officer jonathan roselle with voluntary manslaughter. in my opinion, this was the act of a relatively inexperienced officer. reporter: officer roselle had just graduated from the police academy last december. in july, h
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committee chairman ed rois says it s not just russia that s being sent a warning. watch. here s the point, to the extent that we send the message around the world that you cannot use nerve agents, this is a very important and consistent message we have to send. it s important that we maintain this kind of pressure in order to deter any other nation that might use a nerve agent, that might use a chemical and biological weapon on u.s. soil or on our allies soil. harris: doug mcelway live in washington as we learn more about this. russia is promising retaliatory action of some kind in response to the new sanctions set to take effect later this month. connecting new sanctions to these events is unacceptable for us. these restrictions as well as
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