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>> i think pimp is nonbinary. i don't think there's ever been a female pimp. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. madam pimptress, cave man. cave person. >> if your kid's allowance is $20,000 a week, he's probably getting horse. >> that's true. he's definitely graduated from baseball cards. you know, lydia, i feel like we're all getting, like, jaded by what do you call it? just by -- >> life? >> greg: no, by him. like, we're not actually doing what he's doing but he's made me jaded because i keep hearing everything and i go, wow, ok. oh wow, oh yeah. i guess so. i mean, i saw him in a pool doing thin...

Parade. they were waving to people. the chief was handing out baseball cards when the shooting started and their families were lining the sidewalks. so now new this morning, they are opening up to us. and then also this morning we're hearing from the family of the man who confessed to this shooting. that family has a message for this community which is so shattered by this violence. >> we're very sorry. >> reporter: this morning an apology to the victims and their families in highland park. the suspected shooter's uncle who lived with his nephew minutes from the scene of the july 4th massacre ...

Condolences. his meeting and time with president trump is so instructive there. when president trump visited tokyo, prime minister abe instead of taking him out on the street for sushi or some japanese street food, he gave him a burger instead of doing some cultural japanese event. they went to play golf. when they were sitting having their burger, they exchanged baseball cards. all of these things were designed to create a good relationship with president trump. so when he needed something from the united states, he called up president trump, president trump answered. one of the world's most ...

The Danbury Mint markets more than coins, they have created figurines, collector plates, dolls, and diecast cars. We take a look at a few of their creations.

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