looking for this guy. brian: they had to search for him and his commanding officer got shot, thankfully he survived. colonel, thank you so much. thanks, brian. brian: remember the promise that president trump made to coal country? we will put the miners back to work, it s going to happen fast. you re going to be back to better than ever before. brian: today he s about to deliver big-time and liberals may not like it and the left is blasting vice president pence after walking out of colts game, but our next guest says those critics are hypocrites, it s birthday time for scotty, he s 14, no he s 24, he s not aging and that bothers me. you know, i believe it s his career highlight. american idol second best.
thanks. thanks victor and pamela. good to be with you again. mike, you ve been on four space walks. tell us what it s like. bring us there on that mission. what it s like for those astronauts right now. obviously, it s risky. it is risky, but it is a wonderful opportunity. i mean, they d rather not be going out to fix something that needs to be replaced on the station. they d rather have a full working space station. bhut you re out doing a space walk it is a remarkable unique experience. there s really not like it. you step out from the space station, from your spaceship, and now you re in your own little spaceship inside of your spacesuit. the view around you is tremendous but you really have to concentrate on your job. so right now what these guy, doing is concentrating 100% on doing their job, making sure they re safe. working together. talking to the ground and going through each of the steps they need to go through in their procedure to get their space walk done, but it s r
came into the big nbc universal world via cnbc, your work in chicago, wall street journal, and then you jump ship and go to the network. three stories i associate you with the most, iraq, katrina, and election night 04. place them in order for me. you know, even though it was a horrible story to cover, it s hard to beat katrina because we were we got in before it actually hit land. we were there all night waiting for the rain to begin. then we were there for a month. to watch the story from beginning to end and just viscerally, you were surrounded by everything. the heat, the water, the people. it was just all consuming. we re so proud of our coverage from that time, the whole nbc team is. so i think that would be a career highlight, even though in our business our highlights are often other people s low lights. absolutely. but to witness, it was powerful.
when the scales fell from their eyes, they finally realized it s okay to have women. reporter: she considered traveling with nixon to china a career highlight. in 2000, thomas left upi to become a columnist for hearst. in that role, she became a harsh critic of the iraq war, arguing journalists didn t do enough to question george w. bush s administration over a war she called illegal and immoral. i think that the reporters know in the aftermath of 9/11, we re afraid to challenge the government, we re afraid to be seen as un-american, unpatriotic. and as a consequence, they really let the country down. reporter: a few years later, her outspokenness cost her her job after she was asked about israel in this interview. tell them to get the hell out of palestine. so, where should they go, what should they do? go home. reporter: to where? poland and germany and america and everywhere else. reporter: the video went viral and sparked outrage in the
he was a man, he was born into royalty and he always carried that with him. tom, you described as a career highlight having been there for nelson mandela s release in 1990. i want to play some sound from your conversation with nelson mandela then and get some of your personal thoughts. given the conditions of the time right now, do you think that the arms struggle, however, will have to intensify or will you be able to pull back? no, as far as we re concerned, the arms struggle goes on as long as the government has not responded to our satisfaction. we are still dealing with the removal of the obstacles to negotiations and when all those obstacles have been removed, it doesn t mean to say that we ll have reached an agreement on the fundamental issues of the country. the basic issue is the demand of