i m a listener. i m a good dude. sean: i don t want to become your partner i d know what happened to your last one. >speak out there you go i m not going there with you, not today. sean: we are proud of you, i m honored to call you friend. no mercy, stephen a. smith. can t wait to be on the air with you. what day am i on, do you know? you re coming on a week from today. sean: a week from today. i m ending the week with you because people will need to recover after listening to your drivel. sean: they need a whole weekend to recover? yeah! sean: my good friend, god bless you, i m proud of you and a straight ahead, crimes for chick trust if you and that he mt was stabbed 20 times, murdered in broad daylight. also the victim of that brutal subway attack. she will join us with a message for the mayor and the governor
department officials up. so given this role, he volunteered to speak with the committee but has not received any confirmation regarding a time for a meeting or anything. is this going to be a private meeting? i don t know. again, he i think based on the questions that surround this, he volunteered to sit down and say, i m glad to talk about the role that i played and the individuals that i met with. given the role he lplayed, he mt with countless individuals. that was part of his job. that was part of his role. and he executed it completely as he was supposed to. so he doesn t believe he owes the american public an explanation. for what? you re acting as though there s something nepharious about it. it s not every day that someone in a senior position volunteers to go talk to the senate intelligence committee dealing with meddling by foreign
at least one american company cancelled this season s climb because of the tragedy. here s abc s karen travers. reporter: in kathmandu, a somber farewell for more than a dozen fallen sherpas. reporter: the mt. everest guides declared a week of mourning after last friday s tragic avalanche that took the lives of 13 of their colleagues. just after 6:30 a.m. last friday, near what s called camp one at about 19,000 feet, a glacier gave way sending snow and ice careening down the mountain. the cloud was coming down. and yeah for a few seconds i thought this is going to take me out and my sherpa. reporter: adventurers have long relied on sherpas to help them scale the tallest peak. of course there is significant danger involved not just avalanches but falls and injuries from the heavy loads. this sherpa said their life is quite risky and not easy.
immense amount of experience that makes her an obvious candidate. she was taken down in 2006 and 28th not by a republican but barack obama. there is no barack obama at the moment. let s not make too many assumptions. in 1992, nobody wanted to run against george bush in the primary because they thought he was unbeatable. i think somebody will take her hon on if she runs. i think the white house and biden has a confluence of interest and the white house doesn t want to see biden lose his stature and biden doesn t want to lose his stature. biden wants to run and make himself presidential. i can t really look forward to 2016 because i can t even look past tomorrow. tomorrow s show, seriously, it is i always joke, it s like night of the thousand stars. look at this. willie, look, the mt. rushmore of whatever it is the mt.