the mcdonald s. 22 people died that day. swango just watches with a big smile on his face. he says, wouldn t that be great to see? this is unbelievable. i wish i was there to see it all. he ran over and got so excited turned the tv up. we looked at him, what s wrong with you. he wanted to see the death and destruction. for him violence and death was sexually a rousing. as he got older he became ever more fixated on this working as and appearing on the scene the more cars involved in the crash the more bodies the better. there was another bizarre incident there was a call middle of the night.
friends like cam a la harris, so go sit down with chris matthews, and bret bauer chris wallace. correct. excuse me. and not give i called it trump tv which was an arm of trump campaign. i just think that s totally inappropriate. brian, chris wallace argues this will give trump a precedent to exclude networks during the general election debate. i don t think he ll need any excuse if he chooses tor to do that. i don t think he will, by the way. he wants to be on tv up against whoever is running. they hope the dnc will change its mind. yes, there are journalists at fox news, but the opinion arm is what dominates the nair tiff. the primetime shows are so ugly
through and all he s done is divide the republican caucus. for instance, he made an enemy for life of dean heller when he put a million dollars of worth of tv up of a republican senator who wasn t tow whaeg want. he wants a when, a ceremony, a piece of cake and a pat on the head. to say time win here wins. but mcconnell can t count on trump. trump is going to be there who has the potential to set the whole oblg fire at any moment. heller announced he was opposed. he seemed like pretty hard no. he called the chief of staff to confirm that it was beyond stupid according to republicans. here s what i ll say. to rick s point, he made an enemy for life. the one thing about donald trump
dick cavett. great to talk to you again. i know you ve appeared often during the first season of late night with david letterman in 1981. you were a guest a handful of times afterwards. what makes him so special? if that s true i m all yours. i like little things about dave. like his first grade intelligence, he s always well informed. his quick wit lightning wit, wonderful. and ad-lib-ability wonderful stuff. i m told he has impeccable table manners. that set the tone for your show. i m not so sure last night. bill murray who, of course, was the first guest of his show on nbc and then the first guest of late night on cbs came out of a cake and hugged dave and our viewers watching that now, i don t think you have your tv up. but dave then did the rest of
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