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women or girls. annoying stupid girls. the males are often using up talk or valley girl speak which is marked by a rise in the pitch of the end of the sentences. they say it is hard to pinpoint how this pitch pattern started, but it is [bleep] annoying. sherrod, they say it has held true across all races. i don t know if that is true. i think they are just saying that. i think they got points there. here is the thing. you can t have guys not doing this and not have bullying. bullying is the thing that curbed this type of thing. if you don t want bullying, guess what? your boys will be talking like your girls. you re welcome, america. you are like the dr. phil with a gun. that would have stopped in the third grade if he said he sounds like a girl. and he said i have to throw some base in this. bullying would stop all of that. should we be concerned the dangerous speech pattern is growing and it is unfair to

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Transcripts for CNN The Situation Room 20131205 22:05:00

i remember being struck by even his speech pattern. it was like he came out of a different era. he came out of an age when giants walked the world, gandhi, churchill, fdr. he was really part of that world, had just been frozen in a jail for 27 years, but when he came out, it turned out he retained not just the speech patterns and some of the mannerisms and some of the formality, you remember the man who almost seemed to always wear a suit no matter where he went, until he left the presidency. he had this belief that it was very important to set certain standards and he demonstrated it with the truth and reconciliation commission, with the fact there was no vengeance taken of any kind, that he didn t even dismiss most of the people who worked for the great afrikana state and of course, by being south africa s george washington, he only served one

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom 20130710 15:01:00

the most appropriate but i don t necessarily mean just because somebody has said that means they mean ill will. but the target of his frustration, you understand, was trayvon martin. owe would have to say the comment, in my opinion, the comment, that frustration was being voiced at the fact he s made numerous calls. the fact that he i mean the other alternative is to go, wow, these fellows always get away. i don t know what his general speech pattern is like in regards to how he refers to everybody else. in and of itself, i don t see that variable as showing ill will. let me ask you, you had a conversation with the defendant, did you not? i did. i don t recall if he was asked specifically about that. in his conversation

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130710:15:01:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130710:15:01:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121115:11:15:00

president with a heightened level of testosterone, gravitas, and maybe a precursor of what he s going to look like the next four years. i saw a definite different kick to his step. obviously, he s been going toe to toe, but there was an authority, there was a i m going to keep using the word testosterone. a lot of that was missing in the first term, and i found that very interesting, his first kind of public volley eight days later as a harbinger of things to come. he spoke quickly in that press conference. did you notice? it was the fastest i ve ever heard him speak. you know, we got accustomed over the past four years to a very slow, methodic kind of elongated speech pattern. and he came out, he was rapid, he was quick. you got a problem? come to me. i found that very interesting. richard, what are you hearing as the most connected in the intelligence community at this table, certainly, about an outcome here with this benghazi investigation? where is this heading right now?

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