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you believe carroll, nobody was there, she didn't write anything down, but there's a lot of upholstery around her, including others who suffered at trump's hands, and maybe more importantly at this point. and jason enough so that trump can say, or has to say, i've had a real loss here. how much money does she have to give for trump to be, in any way adjacent in this public sentiments. statements. >> what did the jury here in the video testimony of donald trump in his deposition, i know he was asked in that deposition, have you ever been unfaithful to your wife, to which i believe his answer was, i don't know. >> yes, there's a lot of fuzzy answers, backing away from the access hollywood tape. backing away from confusing e. jean carroll for marla maples. the probably the biggest thing in the tape, the constant name-calling and disrespect.
people never get in trouble. they never get in trouble for anything that they write down. hunter biden is the only one that left a paper trail ant didn't get in trouble. >> greg: it wasn't paper. >> harold: dagen? >> dagen: gotti wound up in prison. but he doesn't write anything down, mr. charles barkley, but he wears a microphone or sits in front of one and he is completely charmed and clearly been vaccinated against getting cancelled because i could -- if i actually read out loud things that he said on the air over the years, i would be fired. i did come up with this one. why do you never buy a woman a watch? because there's a clock on the steve. >> jesse: that was kilmeade that said that. >> greg: in his book. you know, it's easy for him to say, but most of us, it's like 20 years too late. the solution is not to leave a paper trail. it's to cancel the cancellers.
and singing with rem. and i've used photography in my life almost like a diary, because i don't really write anything down, and so the images, for me, are kind of a way of remembering my extraordinary and very, very lucky life. i've had a sneak preview of the book of photographs and images which you are currently releasing and it's fascinating to me because it's partly, it seems, a visual memoir. there are people in that book, pictures of people in that book who — well, there you go — who clearly have been very important to you. some very personal, family members. some very famous — very famous writers and actors and artists. why have you chosen to profile these particular people? my best friend, tom gilroy, when he saw the book for the first time — and he's in it — he said, "this is like the james brown" — there's a james brown song from the 1970s, where
first and foremost, as a musician, but these days, your primary focus seems to be visual art and i'm just wondering whether that visual sense was with you from the very beginning. yeah, i actually started as an art student, but prior to that, i took up photography at 1a. it was when i was 15 years old that i discovered the cbgb punk rock scene in new york and patti smith, and i bought her record the day it came out, and then i kind of never looked back. but i took photographs the whole time that i was performing and writing and singing with rem. and i've used photography in my life almost like a diary, because i don't really write anything down, and so the images, for me, are kind of a way of remembering my extraordinary and very, very lucky life. i've had a sneak preview of the book of photographs and images which you are
of never looked back. but i took photographs the whole time that i was performing and writing and singing with rem. and i've used photography in my life almost like a diary, because i don't really write anything down, and so the images, for me, are kind of a way of remembering my extraordinary and very, very lucky life. i've had a sneak preview of the book of photographs and images which you are currently releasing and it's fascinating to me because it's partly, it seems, a visual memoir. there are people in that book, pictures of people in that book who — well, there you go — who clearly have been very important to you. some very personal, family members. some very famous — very famous writers and actors and artists. why have you chosen to profile
because we have to spend less money on gas because the cars are more fuel efficient. and by the way, this didn't happen by accident. president obama negotiated a deal with automakers that will save consumers $69 billion by 2020. it's going to cut fuel consumption or cut four million barrels a day from american oil consumption. and the fact is, we should be able to spend about the same amount on the gas tax as we have over time that we use it. and people are going to have to -- >> this is apparently the bernard spin. that's a good bernard spin for you. >> well, that should be fighting words for you, tracy. how do you respond? >> bernard, you have to be kidding me with this. the notion that you think this money is going to bring gas prices down, are you -- come on now. nothing is bringing anything down, bernard. everything is going up. >> we're spending less money at the pump because we're not just putting as much fuel in our car. >> are you driving? >> i am. >> the only reason gas prices are going down is because of