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You have your goals in life and i find that part tough. you're not a conservative, you voted for bernie and the primary and voted for gary johnson in 2016 election, he didn't particularly like trump. that's fine. i have plenty of friends that disagree with me politically. but this issue that they say they are news, you say they are not. >> that's in my honest opinion, yeah. you know, my whole thing was even from the beginning, i'm not trying to hurt anybody or take the network down, i just want the biases to be up front. so for instance, if i were to watch an msnbc, i'm doing getting kind of a...

Information and then feed the system with an example it automatically calculates recommendation action that might be do nothing monitor the ordinance or recover it that's the aim. yes of course these are only recommendations but hopefully they will be taken up and implemented by the powers that be. almost 75 years after the 2nd mall or the rusting old ordinance is now a ticking time bomb it poses a danger to shipping the fishing industry the environment and human beings what's needed now is a systematic solution for this enormous problem of the coasts of northern germany with the underwater or...

Discovered harvey morrow had put steven's inheritance money into an off-shore bank account in the british virgin islands, just as he said he would, but then he secretly brought it back to the u.s. in small increments and used the money to refurbish the boat. >> harvey just sucked up all that money? >> all of it. >> reporter: steven, by his own admission a lousy money manager, trusting, vulnerable after the death of his father, was, said detectives, the perfect mark. >> steven was no match for this man at all. >> reporter: nor, apparently, was his wife, debbie. >> i was really very much in love...

Hear from them. they were able to ask him many questions, including one voter who asked him about the war in iraq. he asked why he voted for the war, and what mistakes he's learned along the way. take a listen to the vice president's answer to that question. >> the mistake i made was trusting president bush who gave me his word he was using it for the purpose of getting inspectors in to see what was going on, whether they were producing nuclear weapons. my mistake was looking a man in the eye who had lied to me and said i'm not going to take us to war. this is merely to get inspectors in. >> r...

International security, ian b a brzezinski, i sort of know him, he's my brother. and a national security analyst, and now president of the carnegie endowment for international peace, william burns, author of "the back channel," memoir for american diplomacy, a case for its renewal." we'll get to the book in just a moment. ian, evelyn, the panel. when we think of russia, do we think of a military risk to member of nato or do they have a rusting, old arsenal and they're not to be worried about so much? >> they're a definite risk. just look at ukraine and georgia, crimea-occupied russian