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use bring on the lsd. liberals let real drug addicts take over the street of san fran and philly but if someone hyper productive indulgence suddenly they say just say no. it makes you wonder why come after musk now with allegations years old. you have the media and the government ganging up to bring one man down. could this be a sign he has those in power very worried? just like my uncle todd used to say, where there's smoke there's fire and todd knew because he was an arsonist. kat, there's a -- you know, i love the wall street journal, i read it every morning often out loud to the orphans at the hospital but this seems like a hit piece seemed choreographed to time -- why are they doing this >> kat: i feel like if you're a big anti drug person this would be the worst story, too, right? >> greg: exactly pal woman if you do drugs, kids, you could
shouldn't be happening. >> laura: how do you inspire other young people to avoid life of violence and crime that is attractive because they make money doing it? >> join programs and stay out of trouble so you won't be on the street, stealing cars and killing just for fun. >> i advise everybody to go do something. >> what is difference between what is happening now with violence in the city and what was maybe the case three years ago. >> three years ago, it was adults dying, they were in ganging. now the kids are doing, the kids were lost, they don't have father figures, those are the ones promoting gun violence. >> laura: is it a cycle? >> yes, it is a cycle and ages get younger and younger. >> some of my homies, they low brothers and they go downhill
the children, et cetera, that are kind of ganging up to do this because this is a gigantic need. not since world war ii, haveby seen this many refugees in europe ask they are all damaged. >> trauma. >> this second wave is older, poorer, more fragile than the first wave. they are coming from the east where sthef opinion bombed. we saw a bus from car keechb where everybody's caped from kind of bombing. they talked about how houses had been destroyed and their husbands and brothers and targets remained there to fight. >> unbelievable. did you come pack with any new insights in how we talk about haas happening there? >> well, you know, you know how frustrating this all is. i think we, as journ ints, have to start talking about it in a different way. i think russia should be declared a state sponsor of terrorism. what is happen inning mariupol. there is no victory there.
money than i was. so, you know, $250,000, all soldiers have that same amount on them. so -- >> reporter: you wanted sole custody of triston. >> no. lynn and i would have definitely been joint custody. it's something that we talked about whenever we briefly separated. >> reporter: you didn't want to go to a military prison for committing adultery. >> no. it's been a very long time since anybody was convicted of a felony for adultery in the military. >> reporter: he says he still doesn't understand why all his old friends turned on him, but he doesn't have a good explanation for why they all would have lied. you had a lot of people saying that you wanted to have your wife killed. >> and you would think i'd have come up with a really good reason for it, for all those people. and i haven't. obviously, you know, maybe some of them had their individual motive. >> reporter: but six people? >> i know. >> reporter: that's a lot of people all lying and ganging up on you. >> i don't know what their reasons are.
came to the administration's deportation of illegal immigrants under their watch which came under attack from senator harris as well. he failed to respond to it correctly. on guns, he missed opportunities to go after bernie sanders. sop i really think that he seemed out of step and frankly i don't think it was a good look for him, the side-by-side look with senator harris. a younger candidate and with pete buttigieg who i think had an excellent night as well. that side-by-side did not look favorable. i think he failed to deliver a tough blow against trump. that is what biden has said. like, i'm the guy who can beat trump. he looked like a different guy last night. >> errol, your impressions of biden? >> he did come across as i think a little bit sort of fumbling. he was kind of, you know -- it never felt as if everybody were ganging up on him but people were taking little shots at him. what he needed and what he does
they seem to create great impact for low cost. that's one of the things they have been trying to specialize in the last few years, given their limited resources. >> and won't that take all of the west ganging together to stop it, and won't stopping it first take an aggressive move by the united states, and more specifically, the president of these united states? >> we heard the president say something interesting yesterday. he did say at his press conference with the swedish prime minister that russia did, in fact, meddle in the election in 2016. >> that was a big deal. >> it was a big deal. then of course he said, other people might have meddled as well. he said he's going to make sure it doesn't happen in 2018. he didn't say he would bring this up with vladimir putin and some more robust way. remember the last time he and vladimir putin talked about it, he said putin denied it and he, the president of the united
>> and won't that take all of the west ganging together to stop it, and won't stopping it first take an aggressive move by the united states, and more specifically, the president of these united states? >> we heard the president say something interesting yesterday. he did say at his press conference with the swedish prime minister that russia did, in fact, meddle in the election in 2016. >> that was a big deal. >> it was a big deal. then of course he said, other people might have meddled as well. he said he's going to make sure it doesn't happen in 2018. he didn't say he would bring this up with vladimir putin and some more robust way. remember the last time he and vladimir putin talked about it, he said putin denied it and he, the president of the united states, was inclined to accept
again possibly even in our own ally of britain where the poisoning of a former russian spy has now been confirmed by scotland yard. and the question is, is it a repeat of what russia did a few years back with alexander lith yen coin the poisoning incident. they seem to create great impact for low cost. that's one of the things they have been trying to specialize in the last few years, given their limited resources. >> and won't that take all of the west ganging together to stop it, and won't stopping it first take an aggressive move by the united states, and more specifically, the president of these united states? >> we heard the president say something interesting yesterday. he did say at his press conference with the swedish prime minister that russia did, in fact, meddle in the election in 2016. >> that was a big deal. >> it was a big deal. then of course he said, other people might have meddled as