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Articulate, the officer, you could play footage from him. and what it felt like to be in world war ii, or the killing fields in vietnam. and i think we have seen all that needs to be said. and there's very little testimony, outside of what was already said, but you make an excellent point. this should be prime time television. unfortunately, it's competing with the olympics but america needs to see this, in the same way we saw the kavanaugh hearings. in the same way we see the state of the union. perhaps it's a ratings play, you know more about that and i do, but people need to see it, and peo...

They are making medical diagnoses for their own ability for which they don't know. look, here is the problem. privately as you know it's been reported they have been friends of president for a blorng period of time, now now attacking him for no reason. i don't know why, they are not the only ones. many people in the media do it. they do it privately. they are saying to him he is the greatest. publicly they go and attack him because it's a ratings play. abc, nbc, cbs. i see all the time "the washington post. these reporters who attack the president, privately are telling him how great he is. i ...

She is a huge hillary clinton supporter and she has interviewed a lot of politicians on her show, like senator barbara boxer and a number of others. she not only is a big clinton supporter, she told me that even if donald trump would come on her show, she would not have him on, fred. i thought that was very interesting. she said, she finds it irresponsible. she called it a ratings play. you will see more of that on my show tonight at 7:00. let's have a little fun and do a little rapid fire with chelsea handler. >> okay. >> word association, rapid fire. >> full disclosure stealing from politico...

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