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You have almost a monopoly ideology on college campus, you get to a point of monopoly idead on gee iideology in newsroom. in democrat party, almost. this quite daunting. >> it is. and you have to fight for truth against falsehood. >> how. >> i think for one we need to defund the universities, alumni have to stop giving money, realize that the schools, you have a false ideal about them, they of again, generators of ideology, not of wi wisdom. there needs to be alternative venues, sutor o support ...

Warfare. he was going to preserve our lives if he could, and by the way, in the background was collin powell, wounded in vietnam, and others who knew what they were doing? >> what did you think of him holding the law where we got the coalition together in the basis of getting them out of kuwait? that was it? a lot of the people later on the hawkish side said we should have gone all the way. >> at the time i wanted to bounce across the euphrates river. we wanted to continue to fight until we elim...

People around mike pence. we went up to the roof at 30 rock and talked about the movie, about her activism, about how hollywood is changing for women today, and how she defied conventional wisdom in her own career and why horror films keep us coming back. >> today i identify with your insecurities. identify within your strangeness. and wheear that as a badge of honor because thats what makes you unique. >> i talked to her about fear that can be liberating, which is one of the many things we talk...

Destruction. that the son went to the united nations to seek authority from the u.n. security council and got it in a 15-0 vote, the way his father had recommended. and the way his father had done it when he went in there. so i dont think there was a lot of -- i mean, i know this. there was no -- he was motivated simply by his love and concern for his son. they didnt have, as far as i know, open debates about the wisdom of this or that or the other. did he have reservations? maybe so. he wouldnt...

Weapons of mass destruction. the son went to the united nations to seek authority from the u.n. security council and got it, in a 15-0 vote, the way his father had recommended. and the way his father had done it when he went in. so i dont think there was a lot of, i mean, i know this. there was no -- he was motivated simply by his love and concern for his son. they didnt have, as far as i know, open debates about the wisdom of this or that or the other. did he have reservations? maybe so. he wou...

Insight that comes from a lifetime of experience help with complex thought. and surely thats more important than smooth skin. we asked you for your thoughts on aging. multiple on your says aging is inevitable but what matters is how you face it. elizabeth vargas describes growing old as a triumphal crown requiring courage and dignity so one day you can say i have loved and been loved and i leave behind a better world. for torres and hell aging is a curse he sees it as a sign that the body is det...

As a human being. and he showed -- he reminded me -- i was like, yo, dont take yourself more seriously than the mission. and thats my thing with nelson mandela. if he came out of prison without the ability to smile, without the ability to laugh, did he come out of prison? >> no. he definitely said that. and then only you could give me -- say this on tape. i remember we were coming out of the u.n. the day he did the speeches. >> right. >> before he was president. and jesse jackson, who i grew up ...

Death, george herbert walker bush, chris, had a claim to be the greatest living american. its a life of unparalleled service. you look at the virtues that define his life, the youngest naval combat aviator in world war ii, 19 years old when he was shot down. look at his service to the country. look at the wisdom he demonstrated with the use of military force in panama and during the first gulf war, the wisdom of restraint over the soviet union collapse. the letters that show his decency, his kin...

Struck. >> melanie, this michael cohen play, while its cast a shadow over the g20 meeting, is there any conventional wisdom on what most impact the president will have from his plea? >> you know, i think immediately one thing were going to be looking for is in the senate. they are already agreeing to review the tax money for donald trump when he testified to congress earlier this year. some of the things that cohen has said in this plea agreement raise questions about whether donald trump jr. wa...

The tribal violence, the religious hatreds and colin powell was right about that advice when he said we break it, we own it. we didnt break it the first time around. when you look at his foreign policy achievements with each and every one of them you see the quality of restraint. i think that restraint was forged in a wisdom of experience. and part of the crucible of his life experience was combat, being shot down, stranded in the pacific ocean, picked up by a submarine where his life was saved....