eric: what do you want? i want this to progress where it should be. what comey did was wrong he ande knows it. he marked the memos confidential and secret and then went to christopher wray and asked if they were government property and he said yes. he let those go. it wouldn t be different than an attorney working on a real estate cloa sho closure that gey in for escrow. that s not his money. eric: well you know, in terms of the memos, he says he s a private citizen. those were his personal m memos. do you buy that? no, i don t. not after you mark them classified and secret and then you ask the sitting direct ir his opinion and he said they belong to the fbi ap then he took them after he was let go. that s a clear breach. what the goal is to investigate
you can measure that in how they responded over the years. so i think we need to prepare. we need to prepare for a tough negotiation and pursue that with persistence and patience. but i think the president has done something bold, something no other u.s. president would do and we really need to take advantage of that what d. eric: what do you think the outcome will be? what type of concrete steps do you think no north korea would e willing to concede? we just don t know. the best evidence we have of chairman cim kim s personality, style and attitudes were when the south korean officials met with him. no other world leaders have seen him in pyongyang. the file on him his pretty thin. i m reminded of the walk in the woods between president reagan and gor gorbechov. if they can decide on big goals
two years, 24 months, of process before anybody from syria can touch down in our great country. eric: there is syria, yemen, sudan, libya. juan: let me say to eric, this has been some terrible rollout. i m going tell you. the terrorist leaders are saying we love it. this is evidence america brian: speefour, why would td eric: massive, sweeping immigration change with not a lot of fan for fanfare. everyone got through. it s not a bad outcome if you are securing our borders. juan: you are hurting
eric, do you think this is a legitimate product and if so would you buy it? it is certainly a legitimate product. it scares me a little bit. i think the temptation to want to do this is going to be so strong it is going to make drug addiction look like nothing. agree completely. i have done a lot of research on lucid dreaming because i had nightmares. they said this is what you do is have alarms to wake up. i learned to do this in cling. in college. i spent every afternoon napping and lucid dreaming for hours. you have done this? yes, for two years. what was the craziest lucid dream? i can t get into that. when you realize it is a dream it is like this and if you want to drive a car into wherever. i will not say exactly what i was doing. i was doing a lot of charity work. you know why? i didn t want to do it when i
i don t think i am psychotic, but i definitely met people who were weird. that s just the kind of thing a psychotic person would say. maybe i am psychotic and i am okay with that. i am really okay with that. i don t think you are psychotic. i think you are a great guy. you are funny. you are amazingly good looking. not the face. please not the face. joanne, do you buy this? no, beautiful women always say they want to date a guy who is funny. that s a lie, right? no longer will a woman say i want a guy that can make me laugh. no, you want people boring, boring, boring. i would rather be the funnier one. eric? actually there is truth to this. there is no doubt. the idea of the sad clown is a cliche.