We will certainly miss him. you hear again, colonel, how personal this is to so many people, you were at his side, to have a black chairman of the joint chiefs and the architect of the very successful gulf war, i would see young faces in the desert light up and what did it mean to them to be such a role mod snell. well, wherever we went, soldiers stopped and saluted and let him know how much they cared for him, from privates to presidents, he was someone who you could believe in, you could trust. you could know that he would take you to a good place with an objective in mind, so he was he was something very special, not just a black soldier but to soldiers around the world, all services, and he he played a big role in making the armed
Chairman, john podesta had been close to bill clinton. how the central were they to the profit mod snell the firm s billing dropped dramatically, almost immediately after hillary clinton lost the race for president. that tells you a lot. mueller s investigators apparently figured this out. today tony podesta resigned as head of his company. his excuse? us. that s right he blamed us. in his parting statement podesta said it is impossible to run a public affairs firm while under attack by fox news and the right wing media. well podesta isn t just complaining about us, though, he s threatening us. this afternoon we got a letter from a lawyer with venable ll. a big law firm here in dc. the letter demands that this show, quote, immediately crease and desist disseminating false and misleading reports about mr. podesta and the podesta
Anti-corporation right now, we re getting the best entrepreneurs in the world to come to this company. to pause for a minute, ariana is not just selling her company at this point. she represents what the future of the network looks like for social news. and she s the most successful female entrepreneur for internet news. the way the team thought of this, he said i want to buy the huffington post. i want you to be editor in chief of the huffington post. he was very clear from the beginning that this was not just buying the company. you both believe fundamentally this should remain a free site. is that the business mod snell. actually, both teams model and the huffington post model has been advertising based. and it will stay that way? my old boss is fundamentally of the belief that the way forward
I want you to be editor in chief of the huffington post. he was very clear from the beginning that this was not just buying the company. you both believe fundamentally this should remain a free site. is that the business mod snell. actually, both teams model and the huffington post model has been advertising based. and it will stay that way? my old boss is fundamentally of the belief that the way forward for all these sites has to be you charge. that s why he s changing everything. everything is geared to mond monetizing it. it didn t work with the london times, did it? good point. the jury s still out i think the jury s in, it s been in for a long time. consumer habits have changed.
People came to school with cameras and things were being said and printed. the worst part was no one believed me. everybody thought i was making it up. larry: let s go back to 1977. we said 78. it is 1977. you are 13 years old? yes. larry: your mother had met polanski socially. how did you modeled for him, right? right. larry: why was he looking at a mod snell. he wanted a young american model. he had done i believe natasha kinski and looking at an american for a contrast. larry: a model for what? a french magazine. larry: he also did that, too? i mean apparently. larry: because he was a movie director. right. i mean, he did photograph natasha. larry: how did you come to get to jack nicholson s house? that was where the photo shoot was going to be so