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Yeah. now, you didnt do a sitting with herfor that? ive done three of the queen now, and none of them have been official. i know you are a very great royalist. as youve said, youre a working class kid who reached the top of the art world and you became, i think, quite familiar with the royals. you met, ithink, prince charles several times. i guess what im getting to is whether youve become a bit of an insider? you began by perhaps being seen as something of a rebel, launching a movement in the l...

Successful. >> i was a working class kid, i remember it. >> brian cox here on the program with us, i dont think anybody could accuse him of being an elitist, but he was quoted in "the new yorker" piece saying about jeremy, "its the cost to himself that just worries me. i just feel he has to be kind esh to himself and, therefore, has to be a bit kinder to everybody else." it made me wonder if part of the problem for criticisms made of him, for lack of a better phrase, vicious "new yorker" piece, ...

Bathe for the time he was in there? his skin was falling off and he smelled so bad he was apologizing to people who gave him a lift, transported him. my god. thats a horrible story. and one more example of how badly he was used. >> tucker: no one seems to care. i mean, you would think like if the media are supposed to care about the weakest among us. here is a working class kid from wisconsin. you know, but they dont care. >> brit: no a lot of the elite opinion would find someone like kyle ritte...

The point where he couldnt bathe for the time he was in there? his skin was falling off and he smelled so bad he was apologizing to people who gave him a lift, transported him. my god. thats a horrible story. and one more example of how badly he was used. >> tucker: no one seems to care. i mean, you would think like if the media are supposed to care about the weakest among us. here is a working class kid from wisconsin. you know, but they dont care. >> brit: no a lot of the elite opinion would f...

Movie seemed to suggest. it is all in the editing. and historians know that and journalists know that too. it is what you include and what you dont include. and paul wants his story told the way he saw it. >> look, you interviewed god knows how many people, impressive people over the years and been in the same room with all sorts of people. but paul mccartney is a different type of character, a legend. what was it like for you to get this time with him, to be with him like this? >> well, it was ...

In smoky clubs to something that could truly become mass audience, television—based sports. how and why did you see that potential? when i looked at it, ijust thought, you know, this is where id be on a normal night. id love to be here, because, you know, i like the action, i liked the fact that darts, in particular, was a party night. snooker was a bit more deeper, more cathedral silence, but you tailor make each event for the target market youre trying to attract. it sounds easy, and its not...

Sports. how and why did you see that potential? when i looked at it, ijust thought, you know, this is where id be on a normal night. id love to be here, because, you know, i like the action, i liked the fact that darts in particular was a party night. snooker was a bit more deeper, more cathedral silence, but you tailor—made each event for the target market you were trying to attract. it sounds easy, and its not. im just wondering about your mentality at that time because youre in your 20s at ...

>> you have mentioned your wife more than almost anybody i interviewed. >> nobody has connie shultz as a wife. >> you have such an extraordinary wife. >> she doesnt tell me how to vote. when we started going out almost 20 years ago, we would compare hate mail from the same people. she grew up as a working class kid. she spent a week in the cleveland clinic. that informs the way she thinks. my mom was a small town georgia kid. my dad went off to war and they met in washington.

>> ive got a fantastic one more thing. its a great book you should check out called "the career manifesto." in achieving a impactful career in any field. the author mark stein wrote this guide using his own expense working up as a working-class kid, going up all the way to nbc, google, and now a publicly traded company called "the knot knot." take a look at this. you should check it out. we want to give a special shout out to our fantastic, fabulous fans that watch "the five" every day from arub...

Of the coverage. >> neil: did you think it would come up? >> i did. but my former wife said were good friends, this never happened. put it to rest. if i had been -- the big problem here was that the left and the democrats didnt want a successful businessman that started as a working class kid, that knew what it was not to come up with enough money at the end of month and created tens of thousands of jobs and knew what it took to generate economic growth, that was their worth nightmare. so they w...