unemotional, didn t care. and i cared deeply. but subsequently gorbachev had said that if we d had done it differently he didn t know how his military would react, whether they d finally say enough is enough, or they d say we ll teach this new gorbachev and take over and have a military confrontation. in east germany, poland, they had troops all through there. so it was better to work with the diplomacy of it all, which we did. helped have it very smooth. cold war ended without a shot being fired. good luck to you. thank you. how are you? you want a candy? come on. we ll get you a candy bar.
start a 30-day trial today and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime and your books are yours to keep forever. audible. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. text listen5 to 500500 to start your free trial today. of all the homicides karen fraivillig has prosecuted, she found the case of sam dreher s murder especially frustrating. it s hard to remain unemotional in a murder. in the murder of an innocent person who did nothing except fall in love with another woman.
now, what did you think of her comments? it is so rare to hear the first lady speak and be interviewed. it has been almost a year since she has been interviewed on camera at all, so certainly the comments feel even more startling than what they are. to me she still remains very reserved, very sort of unemotional in her answers. i don t know necessarily that she still feels comfortable talking to the media, but certainly the questions that unfolded here after the year that she s had with all of these salacious headlines, it was an interesting moment to see the first lady address them because she certainly has not. no. and you ve traveled with her on several of her trips. what did you think? you know, interesting. i don t know anything about her marriage to her husband. obviously it has been in the headlines over these last days with stormy daniels. what is interesting though is that 54% favorability rating means she is the least liked
intends to expand implementation with willing law officers and i ask you to reach out if this is something that may be of interest to you. sandra: you ve been listening to homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen said if you re seeking asylum go to a port of entry, do not break the law. this is a following a series of twts saying we don t have a policy of separating families at the border responding the criticism, period, she said. i want reaction from the panel. jeff ss sup next but your thoughts, steve? what she said was persuasive and saying in sober and unemotional terms the problem when you re an open and welcoming country, the whole world would love to come here, you need an orderly process and
this is a president who has been criticized for being aloof and unemotional. were you surprised to see him cry? i was. but this is clearly an issue that moves him enormously and it should. i think a lot of republicans saw this as a sign of weakness, the president crying. boy, i think when he has lost 225,000 people from gun violence on his watch in the last seven years, i mean, he should be crying and we should all be crying. it s sbresing because people say we should focus on terrorism but there is no comparison. none whatsoever. since 1970 in this cup we have lost more americans to gun violence to all the americans who died many all of the wars in american history back to the revolutionary war. the number of i mean, obviously terrorism gets the headlines. it scares us and that s because it s terrorism.