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i think that never leaves you. anytime a politician gets that kind of adulation, it's got to do something to their brain. it's just got to. >> let's listen as mayor giuliani swears in his successor, mike bloomberg. >> in the city of new york. >> "to the best of my ability." >> to the best of my abilities. >> "so help me god." >> so help me god. [ cheers and applause ] >> he's at the top of the world. he's back on top and he's gonna do extraordinary things and likely get onto the next stage that he wanted, which was always what he wanted, which was to be president of the united states. you could smell that on him from day one. at farmers, we offer both quality insurance and great savings. (crowd cheers) here, take mine. (farmers mnemonic)
and then, you know, it was over. ♪ ♪ - rudy dealt with it... directly. i remember seeing him pack up his office, and there was a sense of some sadness. but, you know, i think there was a sense of exhaustion, certainly. but he was looking forward to what was next. - his last walk out of city hall as mayor of new york. - those days around 9/11 were the apex of his career, and probably his life. you have throngs of people cheering for you, and waiting in line to shake your hand and get your autograph and get pictures with you. multiply that times 1,000, with respect to 9/11. ♪ ♪ i think that never leaves you. any time a politician gets that kind of adulation, it's got to do something to their brain.
public servants salary? and i'm going to leave it to others to speculate, as you said in your introduction, we haven't found cases that these men had before the court directly, but there is a way that thomas has become ensconced in a world, a protective world of adulation, where all of his ideas are echoed back to him. maybe they are given to him or they are discussed in ways that, and we don't have evidence for this, but it certainly is supposition that this is a chamber of, as you say, adulation and ideological closure that protects him from the outside world and envelops him in luxuries at the same time. >> and phillips in a luxury like a thick cashmere blanket, which i think has been in the
evidence for this, but it certainly is supposition that this is a chamber of as you say adulation and, you know, ideological closure that protects him from the outside world. and envelopes him in luxury at the same time. >> envelopes him in luxury like a thick laura piano cashmere blanket which i'm sure has been in the offering along the way. thank you on behalf of the people who care about the integrity of the court. we really appreciate all the good reporting. good job. >> thank you so much. still ahead this evening, the deadly wildfires in maui right now have been leaving dozens dead, and they have been destroying priceless parts of hawaiian history. we are going to talk about what has been lost to those flames coming up next. lost to those f coming up next
there is a question of why. why are these ultra wealthy conservative donors enveloping thomas in this life of luxury than he couldn't afford on a public servants salary? and i'm going to leave it to others to speculate, as you said in your introduction, we haven't found cases that these men had before the court directly, but there is a way that thomas has become ensconced in a world, a protective world of adulation, where all of his ideas are echoed back to him. maybe they are given to him or they are discussed in ways that, and we don't have evidence for this, but it certainly is supposition that this is a chamber of, as you say, adulation and ideological closure that protects him from the outside world and envelops him in luxuries at the same time. >> enveloped in luxury like a
the wealthy friends that you have or the wealthy friends you had before you joined the government, you're not allowed to make new, rich friends. that's something that he actually said to people to emphasize their ethical responsibilities. and here thomas is flouting that in this extremely brazen way. and there's a question of why. why are these ultra-wealthy conservative donors inenveloping thomas in this life of luxury he couldn't afford on a public servant salary. and i'm going to leave it to others to speculate. we haven't found cases this man had before the court directly, but there is a way that thomas has become ensconced in a world, a protective world of adulation where all of his ideas are echoed back to him. maybe they are given to him or they're discussed in ways that -- and we don't have
wave that they predicted was only in their heads, because their campaigning is all centered around the adulation of donald trump. and that's not where most americans are, but it is certainly where all the republican base is. >> so, you've got ron desantis, ferdinand, you remember him. florida governor. he's out there suggesting that if he becomes president, he wouldn't pardon trump because in his words, it would be good for the country. hey, what do you think about that as a political message at this time? but will it really, in the end, do you think that something the country will feel good about? >> i number one, of course not. the country would not feel good about it. that's just stroking the erroneous zones of the maga cult, personality cult base. but what is ron desantis going to say? what is he going to do? he knows better than anybody and those of us who follow the numbers are looking at it every day. his only shot is to somehow transform those trump voters
on sunday, after two bogeys his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display, the only question, not how he would win but by how much. john rahm, jason day, tom kim and sepp straka ending on seven underpar but that merely afforded harman the luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands. he closed with a comfortable par and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. at 36 years old, he said it was better late than never and that he couldn't be happier. from hoylake, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman�*s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ball into a bush, seeing him drop to 10 under. very aware of my own emotions and i knew at some point i would drop some shots. really difficult day out today. haven't typically been a very good rain player. i was nervous starting the day, so to make those
this sunday at the open can provide tension and drama and do funny things to the best golfers in the world. here in the driving rain and toylike, brian harman produced any hopes of a battle for the claret jug. in truth, he won't mind one bit. he did most of the damage on friday, clear to lead he was never had. after two bogeys his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display, the only question, not how he would win but how much. ending seven underpar but that merely afforded harman luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands for the close with a comfortable part and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. 36 years old, he said he was better late than never and that he couldn't be