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Even among our best friends. Stick with the news, some of it might even get better. Thats gonna do it for us tonight, now its time for the last word, where Jonathan Capeharts lawyers to see tonight. The last word, Where Jonatgreat To K about good news, this is my opportunity to congratulate you on your new book. And also to say thank you for sending me a coffee. You are very welcome, i wanted to make sure that you got, it is one of those gifts that is, like, its nice but its also a little pushy. Well, the push is received. Be on the lookout, an invitation is coming. Very good, thanks, jonathan...

We were sitting on line waiting to get on a roller coaster, we were thinking, “What’s the most absurd, punk-rock name we can come up with? Cop Killer? Cop Destroyer? Too obvious. Pig Destroyer! That’s somehow not so obvious.”

We were sitting on line waiting to get on a roller coaster, we were thinking, “What’s the most absurd, punk-rock name we can come up with? Cop Killer? Cop Destroyer? Too obvious. Pig Destroyer! That’s somehow not so obvious.”

They are leaving. the vietnamese are not celebrating. they must stay and face the uncertainty of whatever is going to happen to them next. >> in hanoi, the american military involvement in the vietnam war finally came to an end. for if anything or anyone symbolized the american agony of vietnam, it was the prisoners. >> most were pilots, and many had spent more than six years in prison. now they were on their way home. >> it wasn't really until we rolled down the runway, finally lifted off enemy soil, that we all broke loose and and started hugging and kissing the air force nurses. it was just...

They are leaving. the vietnamese are not celebrating. they must stay and face the uncertainty of whatever is going to happen to them next. >> in hanoi, the american military involvement in the vietnam war finally came to an end. for if anything or anyone symbolized the american agony of vietnam, it was the prisoners. >> most were pilots, and many had spent more than six years in prison. now they were on their way home. >> it wasn't really until we rolled down the runway, finally lifted off enemy soil, that we all broke loose and and started hugging and kissing the air force nurses. it was just...