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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170902:17:08:00 - Vimarsana News

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Success. i think the second trip will be a success as well. i think when you're talking about the empathy gap, look, we don't need a therapist in chief, we need a commander in chief. you can whisper sweet nothings in someone's ear and not actually help them and that's what this president is going to do is to actually help people. he's very committed to getting the funding. again, we will hold him accountable and make sure that his actions are matched up with his words, but i think overall he's doing what he needs to do as our commander in chief. we don't need lucy from peanuts, your psychiatri...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170506:12:51:00

>> he's not an avatar. he's video. and we preserved that video like we were preserve any other memory source on video. we're not changing his comments or manipulating them. what you get in the answer is what he gave. the idea is that then it becomes an archive in its own right. >> how many concentration camps did you go to? >> i went to five concentration camps. the first camp i went to, my parents, and my twin sister, they were murdered on the same day that we arrived there. >> we asked him about 1500 questions about his life. what's happening is when you're asking questions, it's using autom...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170424:16:38:00

And what parts of your past impact what you believe now and might believe, you know, tomorrow. i think the other thing is there is's significant empathy gap. not just here but everywhere. i think most people haven't had in their homes for dinner in a real way somebody who is significantly different from them, either politically or racially for for whatever reason. so i think that the liberal bastion of college campuses can be true. the school is certainly committed to accepting, you know, our thoughts. but a broader society problem is -- take the count map in 2016. you had a lot of the countie...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170424:16:38:00

What parts of your past impact what you believe now and might believe tomorrow. i think the other thing is there is a significant empathy gap. not just here but everywhere. you know, i think most people haven't had in their homes for dinner in a real way somebody who is significantly different from them either politically or raally or for whatever reason 've cloistered ourselves i think thathe liberal bastion of college campuses certainly can be true. i've been lucky here. the school's certainly committed to accepting you know our thoughts. but i think a broader societal problem is that as we,...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170424:16:39:00

Talking -- it's not just that we're reading different news but we don't talk to each other anymore. i think it would be good civic engagement at some point will require a level of civility i think. there's a lot of problems with our >>. [ applause ] [ applause ] . . >> there's a lot of problems with our politics that begin at home. i think we blame politicians a lot for the failure of us of each of us to grasp each other well. so you're mentor when you were a senator, dick lugar. >> great guy. love that guy. >> ultimately lost his primary for that reason. >> because he talked to me. >> because...