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You, of course, your team interviewed the victims who wanted to play some of those accounts. >> by the time i was 16 i brought in up to 75 girls, all the ages of 14, 15, 16, people going from 8th grade to 9th grade at just school parties. >> he came in with his white towel on around him. >> he just laid down in his towel on his stomach and he was just talking to people on the phone. when he flipped over, that's when he said, okay, you can go ahead and take off your shirt and pants. >> julie, he had friends in high places, we know that at least kellyanne conway said it's been 10 to 15 years sin...

Feel when you got back together? >> we never really left each other. because we were still out on the road and going back and forth and performing. would he see never really stopped the whole touring thing. >> so different now, it's not like we were going in and churning out new records, too. it's more of a thought-out process now and finding songs and how do you go about touring those songs. brian: musician to musician and i played the clarinet up until the 8th grade. [laughter] has music changed? there is no set country? there is no set dance. i listen to the highway and others i'm saying to...

Climate change. they want kindergarten through 8th grade students to get education on climate change and the impact. we should also note that the strikes today are not just in the united states, high schoolers have walked out of school in several ore countries as well. that will do it for me. in middle and elementary school, we would have activists come in to tell us what we can do to make sure that we're keeping the environment clean. if the six packs for soda cans, the plastic holders, you snip them, or even better, you put them into a recycling bin, we had all of this, composting.

Maybe in 7th grade, 8th grade, how would they define it? >> i'm not sure they would because intellectuals worry about things like that. most worry about their own prosperity and they don't think about it. show me a socialist country that is prosperous. there never has been within. socialism has failed and failed and failed and failed and failed and failed. >> is the explaining of the economics of this country? a huge percentage of people don't owe stocks. every day the dow is up, the dow is down. they don't know what we're talking about. >> well, actually, the majority of stock is not owned by...

Power between legislative, executive and judicial branches? >> that's really the question. it's a question that an 8th grade civics student would be able to to answer in the first semester of the their education. we have a separation of powers in this country. it has survived for two centuries and has kept us from having the concentrate of power in any one of the branches of government. and this president is going way past just being unconventional. he will violate the constitution. i find it interesting. we spent two months debating this. we had a give or take. there are some things, reverend...