they know that they got three innocent people locked up for a crime they didn t commit. i didn t kill nobody but you know, to me, i think it is wrong. it ain t about us. it s about the victims. they need peace. the victims families need peace. and i think the police owes that to them. the facts of the crime scene are actually a pretty interesting part of the case. because this crime took place in a wooded area. it was near two major freeways. it happened right near a truck stop which is now closed. but it was a major truck stop. people would be in and out of that truck stop 24 hours a day. it was open 24 hours a day.
he lost his job because he wanted to harass somebody at a fast-food restaurant. tom, if you are apologizing for eight minutes something tells me you are not apologizing. you are rationalizing. i have done it. i have apologized for more than eight minutes. you do it like with your wife where are you apologizing and say, but this wouldn t have happened if you hadn t have missed the flight because the reason why everybody does it i guess. he keeps talking about in the moment. that s the funny thing. in the heat of the moment what was that moment? the moment was a long moment. he was able to open up the movie software and use the video of himself and post-it on-line, and then he says every time i watch the video i am blown away by the beauty wait a minute. every time? if you did something as heinous as this would you watch the video? i would never watch it again. she still watching it right now. she probably watching it again. this thing he is watching.
i love you, man. i love you, too. i think, you know, you re abused, the tendency to abuse the ones you love is pretty strong. i have kids. i ve never been there for them. i ve been incarcerated. they were born when i was incarcerated. but i know who they are. they know who i am and i love them. i could never fathom or imagine myself being so angry that i d put hands on him because of what i went through. and my dad taugt me that. unfortunately, he taught me in the wrong way. we can t change our past. you know? you can t change what was already done. you can make sure it never happens again. and i always wish that it hadn t have happened. but you know, we know that s not possible. it s okay, though. i know what i did to you was
hollywood producer, and they were kind of, you know, bantering back and forth, and but, again, listen, i think the conversation was very crude, very disturbing. it s not something, though, that represents donald trump. not the one that i know. the donald trump i know has been a good father. his kids are a reflection of that, as mike pence often says, you can t fake good kids. remarkably, his his wife, his ex-wife, gets along with him fine. the women who work for him don t say that this is a serial guy that does things like this. so, you know, again, ten years ago, i said things that i wish i hadn t have said. we all do. we all say things in private conversations we later wish we could have grabbed back. the camera, you know, grabbed some of these things for some of us, and some of them they don t. hillary clinton, as you know, has droi destroyed 33,000 e-mails. what was she so ashamed of.
live. he said, oh, i know. he was busy baking at the time. he said, i know, son. boy, you ve had a bad life, huh? really hard. i m like yeah, see, you get it! he said, i tell you what, i got bread in the oven. would you do me a favor, he said make a list of all the things that are bad in your life, all the horrible things that have happened and call me tonight. we ll talk about it. i called him back in ten minutes and i said you don t even have bread in the oven, do you, dad? he laughed and said, you figured it out that fast? i said yeah, as i started making a list of all the things that were bad that happened in my life, i realized those things, if that hadn t have happened and that wouldn t have happened and i wouldn t be where i am today. things are bad? no. things may be tough, but they re exactly the way they re supposed to be. for you and for me.