this? let me hear one thing that you could have said that you didn t say to somebody when you had the chance to. larry: great question. oh, he s just amazing. larry: anything you left out once? i can t think off the larry: i couldn t either. i really go i did 9/11 jokes the day after 9/11 just to get it into place. larry: do you think about dying? well, yes. i think the way people treat it is terrible. larry: meaning? this country. nobody even says they re dead. he passed. that s the whole point. he didn t pass. he stopped. he stayed. when they say he s in a better place. i always want to say, that s not so. he had a house in the hamptons. of course you think about dying. of course. larry: what was it like? you didn t want to do a comedy central roast. didn t want to do it. larry: you roast people all the time. i don t like when they i
laws, he would have to weigh being non-partial. these choices are tests. the first round comes in a senate judiciary committee which vets every federal judge and prosecutor. as you may have heard by now, the last time sessions faced that test as a judicial nominee, he didn t pass. here s what he said then in 1986 after the committee voted him down about his statements over race. i am extremely disappointed to not have the opportunity to serve as judge. i believe are i was qualified for that position and i am sorry that the senate judiciary committee did not see fit to find me qualified for it.