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President trump's word or national security adviser john bolton's word. critics say this is unmanageable way to run foreign policy. not have any coherence to the statements you're making or direction you want to make u.s. foreign policy go, the doctrine you're trying to build. president trump goes from fire and fury with kim jong-un to love letters with kim jong-un. this is something john bolton is aware of at a deep level. he encounters it daily. it's part of the challenge of being national security adviser. he doesn't leave, quit like so many others because he wants to be part of the power s...

Situation. it's a tattoo and you should never get names of people and stuff like that because things change. what if this to changes in what if he gets rich and doesn't want to pay a ton of taxes. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> hard to argue. greg: i go back to what i said in that brilliant monologue, waited -- while not by choice but left on a high note in 2017 she doesn't leave. she's alone know that -- >> do you think she will ever go gently into the night. greg: no, no. but what will she do? there's nothing. >> by a vote and drink a bunch. she's rich. greg: yeah, that's what i do. >...

Situation. it's a tattoo and you should never get names of people and stuff like that because things change. what if this to changes in what if he gets rich and doesn't want to pay a ton of taxes. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> hard to argue. greg: i go back to what i said in that brilliant monologue, waited -- while not by choice but left on a high note in 2017 she doesn't leave. she's alone know that -- >> do you think she will ever go gently into the night. greg: no, no. but what will she do? there's nothing. >> by a vote and drink a bunch. she's rich. greg: yeah, that's what i do. >...

Situation. it's a tattoo and you should never get names of people and stuff like that because things change. what if this to changes in what if he gets rich and doesn't want to pay a ton of taxes. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> hard to argue. greg: i go back to what i said in that brilliant monologue, waited -- while not by choice but left on a high note in 2017 she doesn't leave. she's alone know that -- >> do you think she will ever go gently into the night. greg: no, no. but what will she do? there's nothing. >> by a vote and drink a bunch. she's rich. greg: yeah, that's what i do. >...

We just have a few excerpts from it. we will read a little bit of this. i first came to chicago when i was in my early 20s, still trying to figure out who i was, still searching for purpose to my life. it was a neighborhood's not far from here where i began working with church groups in the shadows of closed steel mills. it was on these streets were a witness the power of faith and the quiet dignity of working people in the face of struggle and loss. this is where i learned that change only happens when ordinary people get involved, get engaged, and come together to demand it. many other excer...