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Such an unusual campaign, unlike anything that we've ever seen before, that she wanted to kind of wait a little while, see where everything was going to lay out, and then try to pierce through all of the frantic discussions that are going on right now. frankly, the whole conversation surprised me a little. i tend to be, publicly, at least nonpartisan. oprah comes out, but rarely. she did for president obama. i don't think she has historically been a person who came out to endorse candidates. so this is an evolution in how we see her, and her influence and her impact on society is unquestioned ...

Well, these are potentially part of john podestas -- they are part of what wikileak's says are leaked campaigns from john podesta. the campaign has not authenticated, confirmed authenticity, neither have we. some of the documents, keep in mind, are altered, but appear to be a list of what looks like essentially self-opposition research. they read through the transcripts of these speeches they gave to wall street banks and other private groups and i highlighted most problematic consults. one in particular talking about how you have to be, or have to have, excuse me, a public position and a priv...

It is the job and duty of parents to tell their children you don't look up to this guy. all he does is hits a ball and that's it. >> it absolutely is the parents' role and responsibility, however, if you accept any kind of public position, you understand there's an extra responsibility that comes with that. if you don't want it, don't accept the position. >> i think the most troubling thing is that these are supposed to be role models for our children and you have to understand the culture. i mean, we have if you listen to the rap music, everything in rap music is about doing drugs, are the pe...

But the point is is, i know a lot of professional athletes and they don't want to be role models. it is the job and duty of parents to tell their children you don't look up to this guy. all he does is hits a ball and that's it. >> it absolutely is the parents' role and responsibility, however, if you accept any kind of public position, you understand there's an extra responsibility that comes with that. if you don't want it, don't accept the position. >> i think the most troubling thing is that these are supposed to be role models for our children and you have to understand the culture. i mean...

But the point is is, i know a lot of professional athletes and they don't want to be role models. it is the job and duty of parents to tell their children you don't look up to this guy. all he does is hits a ball and that's it. >> it absolutely is the parents' role and responsibility, however, if you accept any kind of public position, you understand there's an extra responsibility that comes with that. if you don't want it, don't accept the position. >> i think the most troubling thing is that these are supposed to be role models for our children and you have to understand the culture. i mean...