he was saying to me, hey, kid, when are you going to write me a song? well, i couldn t. i was scared to death. i was writing all this teenage stuff. if i had given him puppy love, he would have thrown me out of the steam room. probably barred from it. it kind of manifested itself and worked subliminally. i heard this melody in france and brought it back and put it in the drawer. i was in miami beach at the hang then, and he was there doing a film. he said, kid, we re going to dinner. when he says you re going to dinner, you drop everything and go to dinner. in the course of the meal he said, kid, i m getting out of the business, i m retiring. i ve had it, i m fed up. too much going on, don t like it. i m doing one more album with don costa, who is my producer. he said, you never wrote me that song. i came back to new york, sitting up in my apartment 1:00 in the morning and i still cannot get my arms around the fact that sinatra is leaving. i started typing.
he was saying to me, hey, kid, when are you going to write me a song? well, i couldn t. i was scared to death. i was writing all this teenage stuff. if i had given him puppy love, he would have thrown me out of the steam room. probably barred from it. it kind of manifested itself and worked subliminally. i heard this melody in france and brought it back and put it in the drawer. i was in miami beach at the hang then, and he was there doing a film. he said, kid, we re going to dinner. when he says you re going to dinner, you drop everything and go to dinner. in the course of the meal he said, kid, i m getting out of the business, i m retiring. i ve had it, i m fed up. too much going on, don t like it. i m doing one more album with don costa, who is my producer. he said, you never wrote me that song. i came back to new york, sitting up in my apartment 1:00 in the morning and i still cannot get my arms around the fact that
the fact the majority of individuals on welfare on white. we need to reeducate the american people to that point. this is not the time. that is just ridiculous. come on. guys, let s let eugene get in here. he is quietly looking. he has a smile on his face. he is a patient professorial young man. just as pure politics, whether republicans are doing, is diabolically clever, i think. they are potentially moving the needle. i believe, playing subliminally to racial fears and racial resentments, which have been exacerbated by the economic situation. they are going after white, working class voters in states like ioohio, who resent the ide that people are welfare are
conviction, to be quashed by the court. she got a sentence of 26 years and she s been serving in a jail just outside of this city. we understand from her parents she has been thinking what she will say for the past several months obviously she will be pleading for her innocence and we understand because she learned to speak italian so fluently in jalt she will make the address in the local language which could endear her to the jury. the verdict or the ruling and decision of the court will come, we expect at this time tomorrow night. i have to ask, we know her family is there. they have been there. any sign of them today? it is sunday today of course so the court hasn t been in session. they have been keeping to themselves. they are normally there giving statements and interviews to the huge amounts of international media gathered here in peru. they didn t pay a visit to amanda knox in her prison today. i was at the prison. there was no sign of them. obviously, they are l
tell. he was forced out last year after serving an extended tour in iraq. and brian elner, a senior strategist for human rights campaign. he s joining us from albany, where he s on the front lines of the battle for marriage equalit in new york. great to have both of you here. dan, let me start with you. has the president done enough? no. and i believe for gay rights for lbgt community, the alarm clock is blairing. blairing and telling everybody to wake up. this president continues to push this the snooze button and i think it is a grave insult to people bho who have worn this uniform, who fought for all-americans, in every state. whether in new york state or kansas, where i m at today. i think we need to be treated as equality is zens in all of the states. let me tell you one thing, cenk. gay people from the very first moment that we re born, are told subliminally that we re never going to be good enough. the democratics or president obama to tell me that i m not