what do you think about this? gross. disgusting. i m just glad to have looked at this because now i know the fifty places i don t need to go visit it. beato tirhas chicago s number one . consider the weather. consider the fact that prohibited. i m going to stop you right now. okay, so they did take into account the serial number of a couple days. yeah, i don t know how they second gutfeld . i just own it. yeah. you wrote this. if it s if it s if it s not you it s kurn or one of your buddies, rob long. one of you guys got together the little barefoot wine drinking thing that you re because only one day man or guy would write this because everything is every lonely man s fantasy and it s just a place to see a bunch of other lonely men even there s no women at these sausage fest.
reverence moves about his affairs with a good hearted freshness which may well be the envy of older nations of the earth. he was intrigued by us. he was fascinated. he came over here 16 times far more than any other british politician of the day. he loved americans and thank god he did. because he was half american himself. his mother was american. he managed, therefore, to create a proper alliance democracy and civilization. brian: he learned in india to drink without getting drunk and he also had some terrible self-obsessed parents. he had every excuse to be a loser and something to blame but instead he still worshipped his parents and man did he achieve. that s right. with the drinking thing. one of his friends said winston churchill couldn t have been an alcoholic no alcoholic could have drunk that much. but, yes, his american mother, she was born in brooklyn, was very unusual for an american mother because she took notice in her son and his father, was
lies would stop everything. if he told lies, does that bother you? i don t know specifically what you are talking about, but if you are if everybody, you know, accurately portrayed their high school years, you know, i d say i gained more yards than i really did in football, you know. reporter: but he was under oath. yab s maybe so, but the drinking thing, i don t know thousand gauge that, i really don t, how many would admit to drinking in excess when they really haven t. that is a different world from what i grew up in. so i just don t know. i ve said all along, you know, if somebody lies under oath, that that is not something that we can deal with. but exaggerating or diminishing your success or failures, that is something that a lot of people are used to and you take that in on to account.
lies. they are little. it shows who he is. he thinks he can lie his way opt this. we need a much longer than a week fbi investigation because there will certainly be leads that are developed. we need to know who all the people are throughout his life, and that what i m looking for. i want to try to make sure everyone gets in. i want to play quickly for carrie, brett kavanaugh said, one of the things he said, essentially portrayed himself as a choir boy for life. he never really did anything wrong. he drank a little, he loves beer, but he never blacked out drunk. important trails of him as a drunk are not true. the drinking thing goes to whether or not he was honest with the senate, not to the allegations of sexual misconduct. here is his classmate at yale, her name is lynn brooks. she was on cnn on thursday responding to kavanaugh s characterization of himself in college. please take a listen. i watched the whole hearing.
in the real world, is it not? you can avoid this type of stuff. it is easier when you are not held in a bubble wrapped bubble. i don t know that we have to worry. right now these are posters in the bulletin board that you never look at. the safe drinking thing. i really do believe that the majority of students this just washes over them. it is not really infecting people s lives. we are making more of it than we should? i don t know. i am so far out of school. i think these groups make me uncomfortable. if i was on campus doesn t that make it getting it from me? you defended eight racial