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[laughter] >> andy: i do have to say, i'm quoting from the piece, at times in the interview dr. bornstein was moody, saying it was none of their business to later volunteering facts. i love this guy. but then if you read the whole piece to the end, it's really sad, he said he was invited to the inaugural but it wasn't as pleasant an experience to demand as he expected, he had to walk a long way to his spot and he thought there would be a chair, but he thought there would be no chair, he stood behind a tree" never heard anyone speak because i was so on come double from my back" ." >> he really ...

It wasn't long before an interview veered into biblical interpretations of the afterlife. >> an interview dr. carson did with sally quinn in which he says he doesn't believe in the rapture or hell, i believe, was damaging. that's what the former campaign says chs. >> dr. carson is a man who believes in the beginty of jesus christ and main stream doctrine. as far as i'm concerned and he's concerned we want the majors on the majors. i think dr. carson is a wonderful man of faith. >> a lot of times when people say things, they take it completely out of context.

You know, the question one would ask is it about volume or about values? is it about wild proclamations or about policy that leads us to moral high ground as american sns is it about a temptist or temp temperament. >> the words you're using in terms of contrast seem to be drawing an implicit contrast with the front-runner nationally and most of the states donald trump. that seemed to be what you were just saying when you were talking about tempest versus temperame temperament. why not come out and say that? >> well, i would rather and i know dr. carson would rather we the people of america, we...

How to explain the e-mail away. that's why she's a good lawyer. can they explain it away this they'll point to the interview dr. murray gave police telling detectives, i'm michael jackson's employee, not aeg live. that's my understanding. >> to which brian pannish the lawyer for the family is going to say, yeah, of course that's what he said because he was talking to the cops. he ended up getting convicted. the fascinating thing about this case is that the prosecution of conrad murray and the conviction i think does nothing but help the family in terms of recovering against aeg. everything he ...

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