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So she had compelling evidence. but in this case, it may always be a mystery why he was willing to pay $32 million. he says this was a hit job, people were out to get them. >> why would you pay $32 million if it were all false accusations? >> i can't figure out the answer for that. i think he wants to blame the messenger, attack the media instead of taking responsibility. >> people pay settlements to avoid scrutiny that they believe they can't escape. that they can't prove the nonexistence of a fact. sometimes there's a reason that's practical. $32 million speaks to one of two things. one, wha...

Ultimately it is the driver's responsibility and fault but we have to take a close look at what apple is doing here. >> to be blunt, you would really have to be an idiot to use facetime while you are driving. >> i agree. >> kent. you feel that people have to take more responsibility for their own actions and not be able to blame the other factors? >> i do. i also think that we as a society have to hold people accountable if they act recklessly and kill somebody. i think you can't always hold the manufacturer responsible just if somebody recklessly incorrectly uses their product. you know, i gi...

The stolen document was written to shed light on the clinton foundation's activities apparently written by band, who also was once a key assistant to former president clinton and helped found the clinton global initiative. it suggests that bill clinton profited personally from some of the same donors who gave to the charity. here's a snippet. since 2001, president clinton's business arrangements have yielded more than $30 million for him personally with $66 million to be paid out over the next nine years should he consider -- choose to continue with the current engagement. important to say cnn...

Most common side effect is nausea. i never thought i would be a non-smoker and i'm so proud. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. breaking tonight a deep pocket conservative voters unleashing a $1 million ad campaign attacking donald trump. the organization club for growth taking aim at the republican frontrunner in two new ads airing in iowa. attacking trump for his stance on taxes and accusing him of supporting liberal policies in the past. watch. >> in many cases i probably identify more as a democrat. >> trump wants us to think he is mr. tell it like it is but he has a record. an...

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