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Trump? >> there are so many things that are said about the president right now and so much thinking. and honestly i try not to think about it. there's so much chaos and there are so many aggressive and offensive things said. i think even his supporters would grant that. but i think he's actually quite simple to understand. donald trump strikes me like nothing so much as a man who has never really known a love that he hasn't had to pay for. and so everything that he does is informed by a kind of transaction, i think, and what he's actually looking for is simple i simply for people to like peopl...

Instrumentals, background. >> we dug up this song you wrote about the polar vortex. take a listen. ♪ go outside and make a mess ♪ it's the polar vortex ♪ sit by the fire it's the best ♪ ♪ it's the polar vortex >> who requested that song? >> someone requested this song, named ed. he said, my wife and i were joking about this polar vortex phenomenon. and they started rhyming on the subway. they e-mailed us and said, take this rhymes and make a song out of it. >> you're in finance. what are your day jobs? >> i'm a teacher. ty teach theater in queens. >> i'm a lawyer. >> of course. i sho...

To life in sort of a miracle tv loves to build around which is why abc's "resurrection" ves nating, but in the real world honest-to-god miracles happen all the time the existence of life on this plan set a miracle, a man winning the lottery twice in one year with the same numbers, a miracle. a show on msnbc hosting by me, total miracle. but then again maybe these things aren't really miracles. for a look at why mere calls and rare events happen every single day let's bring in emeritus professor of mathematics author of the book "the improbability principal." professor you say most things we co...

Years before columbine, and he thought he was a man before his time, and he was celebrated by the community. he was elected to two tenured terms. schools invited him in literally to give a speech, like if you come before me, i'll send you away and he made good on that, and he had a long lives speaking engagements from schools that wanted him to talk and deliver that message. >> right. i mean, i think abby raises such an important point, at least an implication of your work here is what kind of policies do we want? do we want a school-to-prison pipeline, because you take out bribery or the mone...

To some of the victims and you really shine the light on the specifics of the human tragedy here. let's take a look at one of the stories of a young man named ed. >> i remember ed's father telling me that he knows ed's at this underage drinking party. he had this plan to go up with these two cops that were friends of his, and they were going to go in and get ed out of there and get something on him that was going to get him caught, like scare him straight kind thing. little did i know that we had no right, that he's in their custody now. >> ed was ultimately sent to this prison. what happened ...