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With your own point of view. it's a lot of fun, i think. [animal sounds] greg: i learned that there are a lot of interesting topics that culminated in's presidency. if you look at what i covered law and order, identity politi politics, terrorism, these are the things that donald trump hit on so i'm convinced that he created this entire clinical plank on or off my monologues. [animal sounds] greg: i think the shorter the better, much like me. [laughter] if you can make it under 80 seconds that is perfect. it should be sharp, original and funny it does not have to be funny off the bat. first you...

With your own point of view. it's a lot of fun, i think. [animal sounds] greg: i learned that there are a lot of interesting topics that culminated in's presidency. if you look at what i covered law and order, identity politi politics, terrorism, these are the things that donald trump hit on so i'm convinced that he created this entire clinical plank on or off my monologues. [animal sounds] greg: i think the shorter the better, much like me. [laughter] if you can make it under 80 seconds that is perfect. it should be sharp, original and funny it does not have to be funny off the bat. first you...

That's what the jury is going to resolve this case on. and you have to figure out what those ten facts are. what the combination to that lock is, and you need to present that in a clear, concise, compelling way to that jury. and if you do, they're gonna bring you home. and if you don't, they won't. why did you seem to favor representing defendants rather than plaintiffs? i think we're way too litigious. and so my kinda heart was just in defending... the targets. because you think a lot of cases are bogus? or because you like helping people who go in the underdog? i think a lot of cases are bog...

And you have to figure out what those ten facts are. what the combination to that lock is, and you need to present that in a clear, concise, compelling way to that jury. and if you do, they're gonna bring you home. and if you don't, they won't. why did you seem to favor representing defendants rather than plaintiffs? i think we're way too litigious. and so my kinda heart was just in defending... the targets. because you think a lot of cases are bogus? or because you like helping people who go in the underdog? i think a lot of cases are bogus, and i definitely like helping the underdog. levin: ...

York times." here's what happened in the newsroom on the day james comey was fired. >> a much bigger mess. >> in the firing memo you mention the russia investigation. >> the way shawn spilled the news to us and we spilled the news on the internet. all of that happened before comey is told he's no longer the director. >> i sad down with her and one of her suspects. the goals i had when i started are the same goals as i have now, which is to -- and that i can tell to the reader in a concise, clear way.