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When he gets a case, he is a dog with a bone. i don't think he has ever lost in indiana. employees like sue zzette denyington. >> imagine, she is turning in the man she loves. maybe the only person she's ever really, truly felt coverable with and loved in her life. >> how deep is the scar for you? >> it's deep. it's deep. deep. >> but monica says she still cares deeply for the man she knew as mark stern and the feeling is evidently mutual. >> i receive a letter from a collection. >> what did it say? >> i love you. don't forget me or don't forget the mountain.

Most people actually agreed with his opposition to kneeling during national anthems at nfl games, though most people didn't necessarily agree with the approach he took, calling for the players to be fired. but public opinion was on his side. nfl ratings did decline this year, albeit to a lot of factors, but the protests were certainly one of the reasons. and the nfl commissioner was forced to give a really conciliatory press conference in october in which he did call on owners to have their players stand. so, this is one feud that president trump picked and actually emerged victorious. >> mark...

Cruise's part. she wanted to draw attention to the suffering in puerto rico and was very successful in that and i think she accomplished her initial strategy. since then, she's continued to try to i think draw out the antagonism between her and the president while drawing attention to the island's plight. i think she's been pretty effective at that as well. moving forward, you know, we're seeing now this astonishing reporting that there are actually many more deaths in puerto rico than we previously thought, 1,000 uncounted deaths, and that could be the beginning of what we're seeing. so this ...

A look at the ten most bitter feuds in american politics in 2017. joining me now to look at this, sarah westwood, washington correspondent for "the washington examiner," charlie savage with "the new york times," mark stern with "slate," and gabe, i'll start with you. perhaps front and center for a while was president trump versus robert mueller, who's leading this investigation into russia's involvement in the election. and we certainly saw this come to light recently in the interview conducted by "the new york times" with the president this week, the president saying "it doesn't bother me bec...

>> still, monica says the relationship became serious enough that she introduced him to her parents, who were quite taken by this sophisticated american. >> with my parents, talked about economy, talked about experience on the mountain, philosophy. >> philosophy. >> philosophy, yeah. >> philosophy, a tantalizing clue perhaps but only for someone familiar with the life story of a certain free-spending, philosophy-loving fugitive doctor from america. philosophy, after all, had always been a pet passion of mark weinberger's. but that tidbit meant nothing to monica. she had never even heard of mar...