alan: jack, jack, come here. sue: wait, wait. alan: come here, jack. just put it right there. sue: yeah, it's ok. jack: the hunting dogs' territory is usually savanna, where their multicolored fur lets them blend in and sneak up on prey. but as wild habitat disappears due to human development, the painted dogs have become the ones at risk. sue: they're extremely endangered. and the fact that you're breeding them here, that's huge! alan: they are so important to breed dogs in captivity because that is where dogs that we can reintroduce back into the wild-- and we've done a couple of reintroductions--so we know it works. jack: we moved on to the next pack of dogs, which seemed even hungrier than the first one. jack: keep that thing away from me. alan: oh, it's all right. [dogs squeaking] jack: no, no, no. just wait there. no, no. sue: they're hungry. jack: no, just wait a minute. just wait a minute, boy. sue, oh, jack, watch them eat that. jack: golly day. look at this. sue: i've never seen an animal devour food that fast. jack: look at this. alan: this is why dogs--you know, th

jack. jack, jack, jack, you're a friend. who cares who's paying for the gasoline for them to get their voice to legislatures. >> i support their right to discuss -- >> -- confiscation -- they are not getting out a left-wing confiscation message. they are suggesting that, yes, there can be a constitutional -- >> well, when you call the nra a terrorist -- >> jack, listen -- >> hold on, jack, let david talk. let david -- go ahead, david. make your point. >> here's the point. here's what the american people are crying out for leadership on. they want universal and comprehensive background checks. they want it to be as difficult to get an assault weapon as it is to get a security clearance in this white house. and they want to see dramatic enforcement of the laws on the books. you don't get to choose which one of those three will stop gun violence. it's going to take all of them. >> let's put on hollywood gratuitous violence and bloodsh bloodshed, which these kids have been inundated with all their life, let's put on mental healt

jack and patty were in the van. jack got pulled over and she was disguised as a pregnant woman. >> at one point in their travels, jack scott and patty hearst were stopped for speeding by an iowa state trooper. >> she could say, oh, by the way, officer, i'm patty hearst, take me in, i want to surrender and patty hearst says nothing. >> jack quickly jumped out of his van and started gabbing about iowa's upset victory over ucla. the report says the trooper smiled, put away his ticket book and drove off without ever seeing miss hearst in the van. >> jack scott drives patty hearst to las vegas. and he leaves her in a motel there, and for two days she is on her own. >> she could surrender. she could leave. but instead, she waits for one of the team. in this case, jim kilgore takes her from las vegas to sacramento. >> emily and i took a train all the way across to go to sacramento. the comrades who were going to help us get set up, they decided sacramento was a reasonable location, they probably wouldn't look for us there.

." >> a man who taught jack how to make whiskey was nearest green. >> jack daniel's not shying away from the pass to make sure a former slave against the attention he deserves. >> you won't be able to say jack daniel's without saying nearest green. >> family immigration visas have a long tradition in america. my mom, who's cuban, sponsored my dad, who's australian. why has it become a political lightning rod? a reality check on what chain chain means. and america's crumbling, summer. >> we have been trying to get by on duct tape >> it will take trillions to fix the pipelines and roads. >> logical pay for it. >> why there is bipartisan support to make you pay for it. >> they understand an additional investment in our infrastructure is really critical. soledad: i'm old so -- soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." the infrastructure is crumbling. 54,000 bridges structurally deficient. damn, levies, ramways get a d plus from the asce. the president wants to invest at least $1.5 trillion to rebuild the infrastructure. but the asce says that is not enough. they estimate it needs $4.6 tr

jack and patty were in the van, jack got pulled over, and she was disguised as a pregnant woman. >> one point in their travels, jack and patty hearst were stopped for speeding. >> she could say, i'm patty hearst officer, take me in. and she said nothing. >> the report says the trooper smiled, put away his ticket book and drove off without ever seeing miss hearst in the van. >> jack scott drives patty hearst to las vegas. and he leaves her in a motel there, and for two days she is on her own. >> she could vaernd, she could leave, but instead she waits for one of the team. in this case, jim kilgore takes her from las vegas to sacramento. >> emily and i took a train all the way across to go to sacramento. the come rands were going to help us get set up they decided sacramento was a location they probably wouldn't lookor us there. >> in sacramento the's new cast of characters, wendy, kathy sole ya, steve sole ya, josephine sole ya, jim kilgore and mike. a very exciting member of the group join them in sacramento. >> mike boar din was a wild man. first time i met mike he talked about wanting

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like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. this morning -- we broke the news jimmy garoppolo has >>> okay. before we leave you, the bay area has a new multi-millionaire this morning. we broke the news this morning. jimmy garoppolo agreed to a new contract with the 49ers. he will be the highest paid player in the nfl. >> he deserves it. >> 27.5 million bucks per season. a five-year deal worth roughly $137 million in all. >> he deserves it. >> he started five games for the 49ers after being traded with the patriots and won them all. >> he deserves it. >> the 49ers could formally announce the deal as early as tomorrow. a lot of 49ers fans are happy now. >> i'm in favor of the deal. >> good-looking, young, rich. he has it all right now. >> that will do it for us. we have olympic coverage and jeff is up next with the "o

producers promise jack's story is not over. that includes this photo. >> we were like who took that picture and who released it? it's the finale. they're going to pull out some cards. >> logan also has a side project on the web called "relic." he told us how he channels justin hartley so well. >> you need brown eyes. contacts. >> are you ready for speed round? >> who in the cast acts like parents in real life? >> milo is our dad on set. >> do the guys do the push up challenge? >> i haven't seen them do it lately. >> who can cry on cue? >> sterling. it's ridiculous. >> he's amazing. he can bring the funny too. we'll see that firsthand when he hosts "snl" on march 10th. >> he's going to kill it. >> you know who else is killing it? alicia vikander. she worked hard to get lara croft cut. the struggle was real. >> this is truth telling time. what was tougher, the work outs or the diet that had to go with it? >> i must say the diet for sure. i have actually enjoy the work out quite a lot. filming i had three eggs and fruit after the

jack: it is. and because we have going on in the background this fiscal mess that doesn't appear to be sal valuable. and right now we have a gubernatorial primary coming up in a few weeks. we have obviously an election. and you know, we're still not -- haven't solved the fiscal problem. tom: greg valliere, where is the swing state, is it illinois or a state i don't know? greg: the rust belt. as jack knows illinois is the most dysfunctional state in america and don't think it will change any time soon but there are a lot of states in the rust state, ohio, pennsylvania, that i think are in play. i do think everyone is saying the republicans are in terrible shape. let's talk around labor day how the economy is looking with people having more money in their pockets. that's the one wild card we can't game out right now. tom: who is the most dysfunctional baseball team in chicago, the chicago white sox or the chicago cubs? jack: the cubs are there. the cubs are pretty competitive. we'll have to see how

, jack, come here. jack jogs over, good student, good player, listens to his coach and jack introduced him to these two men who probably told him they were with the fbi, escorted off the field, told him that he's not allowed to go with his team to play in the rose bowl game. flash forward a few days later, the train station in portland, and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 1942 playing in the rose bowl game. this legitimized the university. this made the entire state proud. and you was there on the train platform but jack, crying, waiting as his team went away on this train trip. jack would go back home in portland or to listen to the rose bowl game on a small radio in his baritone. within months his parents were forced to close down the restaurant. jack was forced to sell all his possessions including a car. they were sent to what was an animal livestock holding area in portland, him and his family, and if you muc

three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. superstar ... honored at her alma mater. natalie coughlin, a 12-time olympic m >>> a pwhaeu area summer olympic is superstar honored at her alma mat mater. >> natalie coglin, 12-time medalist now has a center named after her in concord. >> reporter: some possibly dreaming to become an olympian getting advice from one of the best swimmers in the world. 12-time medalist, natalie coglin, is giving that advice and doing it at a facility that bears her name. >> seeing natalie at the aquatic center is a little overwhelming. it is a massive honor. >> reporter: an honor her high school bestowed on her. she is a graduate of the all-girls school in concord. the students haven't had a pool of their own for a while. >> the facility has been 50 years in the making. the girls have not had their home field since the start of the school. >> i have grown up watching her and idolizing her and having an olympian like named after our pool

jack, how cold is it? >> ahhh! >> oh, i hear you, jack. it's not fit for a penguin out there. >> ooh, i'm glad i'm not out there! >> me, too. >> now, jack, what does that wind chill feel like? >> aargh! >> ha-ha! oh, where's your hat at, jack? >> good point, deborah. have to dress for the weather. hey, jack, can you give us any information on school closing? >> oh, looks like that child was running away from him. >> too cold for an interview. i don't blame the little fella. >> could be the axe, too. >> the point is, kids love a snow day. now, before we go, jack, could you tell us if this cold is going to let up any time soon? ( laughter ) i'll take that as a "no." >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight, freezing temps, hot tweets! plus, stephen welcomes: anderson cooper. maz jobrani. and musical guest margo price. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: how a

and purposes, jack -- intents and purposes, jack was an american. so he played sparingly throughout theug 1942 season for the oregon state team, and everything was going well until december 7, 1941. and pearld harbor gets bombed, and immediately anyone of japanese ancestry was looked upon with suspect, certainly on the west coast. so at the time there were about 42, 44 japanese ancestry studentsen enrolled in oregon state. some of the landlords kicked them out of their apartments or dorms. they were spit on, they were called names. many of them immediately withdrew from school to go back home. remember that the federal government began to very quickly intern many japanese-americans, so they went home to sell their possessions. but jack wases a college studen. jack iss was a football player - jack was a football player at the pacific coast conference champions. he was headed to the rose bowl. so a couple days go by, and people gave jack dirty looks, but all is well. oregon state is practicing gettingtt ready to get on a tran on december 19th to go to

and i'm very happy to be here at the jack kemp foundation. i want to thank jim kemp and sean rustin for putting this together. also steve hankey for the very kind introduction, and warm regards to joann. i watched lyndsay bahn run the downhill yesterday and i thought of joann and jack bombing down the ski slopes where they were excellent skiers. so i want to answer the question of when done at first meet jack. those in 1984. it was a house-senate budget conference, and he was persistent, tenacious in fighting for ideas. i went to mount vernon on monday for president, during presidents' day, took my family there, and we can all remember and here we are in a historic building here. those were historic buildings they are. on how powerful our country foundation is inviting for ideas. i want to talk today about peace through strength. that's one of our strongest ideas, how do we create peace having a strong economy and the trump administration high priority is on growth, both here and abroad, as a way to make a stronger and to create a good enviro

thank you. >> wow, jack. a wise man once ses it's not the amount of breaths that you take, it's the amount that takes your breath away. it's hard to take any eye off the titanic organization of the giants and how you guys are beyond a sports team. a cultural figure. you've done something that has helped to transform this city, and i know mayor lee would be very, very proud. because one thing that i like about living in this city -- you go to other cities like l.a., you hear the word me, myself, and i. but in san francisco, you always hear two words, me and us. and to bring everybody together to do something -- and we don't put ourselves above any project, it's amazing. and to deal with the issues towards homelessness, jobs, i mean, this sets san francisco apart. those coming behind us will one day look back and look at the recipe how the blueprint that the giants and how we in san francisco, we might fight among ourselves, but we have a way of figuring out, and we have moved this project. you know what, jack?

jack ishihara kind of jobs over. good student, good player, listens to his coach and introduces into the two men who probably told them they were with the fbi, escorted him off the field, told them he was not allowed to play in the rose bowl game. fast forward a few days later the trains tatian in portland and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 plane in the rose bowl game. this legitimize the university. this made the entire state proud. and who is there on the train platform but jackie yoshihara crying, waving that is team away on this train trip. jack would go back home in portland. heam listened to the rose bowl game on a small radio in his parent's home. within months if parents are forced to close down the restaurant. jack was forced to sell his possessions includingd a car. they were sent to what was an animal livestock holding area and portland, him and his family and a few months later sent to an internment camp in the des

>> please, jack! >> jack. >> while he twists and turns to see whether the president is able to stand up to the nra, we know he will not. he talks about leadership in the congress. the republican leaders in the congress are more bought by the nra than anybody else in the world! >> i know you hate the nra but it's not about the nra. >> we got to wrap it there. >> leadership on the republican party and so far they have proven there is not! >> thank you both. >> on the table. >> of course, we can't complete this interview because you keep interrupting! >> i have to cut you off! thank you both! >> thank you. >> love you, maria! >> sometimes you have to chuckle about it. >> coming up on "state of the union," broward county sheriff will answer his questions about they say four deputies did not go inside to face the shooter. that is at 9:00 a.m. eastern on cnn. >>> a general is accused of killing south koreans sailors is leading this to the winter olympics closing ceremonies. we are live in pyeongchang next.

announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." jack, voice-over: jungle habitats make up less than 7% of the earth's surface, and yet more than half of the world's wildlife lives there. jack: you see it through those binoculars. i'm gonna tell you something, it makes your skin crawl. jack, voice-over: ancient elusive reptiles and rare primates. jack: wow! boy, he's a big one! man! jack, voice-over: river fish that pack a mighty big bite, and kajillions of birds. jack: i think it's the most amazing color of anything in nature. jack, voice-over: plus the blooper of the week. guide: you need to make it like this.

and life is so much better with furry friends like jack. >> jack is a boxer bulldog. he is a complete love bug. >> can you sit? felix is a part of the senior society. he came in as a stray. he is about 15 years old and bit of a gray muzzle himself. >> i think he will fit into any home he deserves. >> twingele is an american bulldog found as a stray. hard to imagine what could have happened. >> she is great with other dogs and doesn't care for cats. and great with an active family. >> this handsome little guy is from the senior society at the south jersey regional shelter. he friendly and doesn't want to be left alone. if you're interested in the pets we met today. we've posted a link at 6abc.com/"shelter me rescue of the week." if you would like to share your shelter story post them to "fyi philly" facebook page we'll feature your stories on up coming shelter me segments. with amigo and treats, i'm karen rogers channel 6 "action news." >> ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know t

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i don't believe -- >> come on, jack. >> jack, they're trying to enter into politics. they're trying to change the debate that is a political debate. >> you've had your say. >> van. >> you cannot criticize high school students engaging in politics -- >> i'm not criticizing them. >> when you were a young person and you wanted to change policy, what did you do? >> awful aert broek heartbroken kids -- >> jack, just give me a second. when you were a young person, i assume you became a politician because you wanted to effect change in america, right? you joined the republican party. you're attacking these kids for having political allies? >> my first forays was an event -- >> van, what were you going to say? >> when you say something like that, it's so bad. i'm going to tell you why it's bad. first of all, these young people don't have to have anybody tell them, you, me, democrat or republican, anybody else, that something has to change. when we went to school, i was scared of bullies who might take my lunch money. i was not scared of getting killed. we have no ability to u

jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." jack, voice-over: jungle habitats make up less than 7% of the earth's surface, and yet more than half of the world's wildlife lives there. jack: you see it through those binoculars. i'm gonna tell you something, it makes your skin crawl. jack, voice-over: ancient elusive reptiles and rare primates. jack: wow! boy, he's a big one! man! jack, voice-over: river fish that pack a mighty big bite, and kajillions of birds. jack: i think it's the most amazing color of anything in nature. jack, voice-over: plus the blooper of the week. guide: you need to make it like this.

jack? >> they're looking good again. >> thank you, jack. i knew i could count on you. >>> and winning a super bowl appears to have made philadelphia sports fans pretty bold. >> they seem to have been inspired by the oscar-nominated movie. three billboards. they bought three billboards outside cleveland, ohio. >> so the goal was to entice lebron james to move to philly. so one billboard shows his number. philly wants lebron. also got number 23 with a number of the sixers young stars. >> complete the process. >> complete the process. so philly wants lebron. we'll see if they have the desired effect. >> lebron is a free agent i believe after this season, and he says he will stay home in cleveland, but there are a lot -- >> the team he always wanted to apply for is the philadelphia 6ers. >> said nobody? actually, 6ers are a pretty good team, they just need one more component. >> another piece of the puzzle. >> they just need lebron james. that is all. >>> coming up a look at oscar nominees before they were famous. >> and the flames shooting fro

you may have seen photos of "jack jack" on social media -- his balancing acts have made him something of a local celebrity. reporter nicole comstock has the story from stockton.

. >> we knew about the fire and expecting jack would go back in the burnling house for kate's dog. then this happened. from that plot twist moment it was one ugly cry after another. >> producers didn't show jack's body on purpose, just the reflection and rebecca's heart break. >> we had asi password when talking about the event. >> what was the password? >> marble. heard that lemonade was called marble. >> really? that was so cool. >> they never told you the password? >> no. >> the moment you might have missed. milo explains in an interview in this scene you can hear jack call his wife's name. >> sorry, babe. >> milo recorded several different versions of that. >> usually when people watch your show they watch through tears. >> i hope everyone feels something and it inspires them to reconnect with family. >> every year your father finds a way to send me some laugh. this year he sent me you. >> fans barely have enough time to dry their tears. tomorrow we see more of jack's funeral. >> it's i dare say even more heart breaking. >> milo promised me it will tear your heart out. family a

, jack, come here. jack jogs over, good student, good player, listens to his coach and jack introduced him to these two men who probably told him they were with the fbi, escorted off the field, told him that he's not allowed to go with his team to play in the rose bowl game. flash forward a few days later, the train station in portland, and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 1942 playing in the rose bowl game. this legitimized the university. this made the entire state proud. and you was there on the train platform but jack, crying, waiting as his team went away on this train trip. jack would go back home in portland or to listen to the rose bowl game on a small radio in his baritone. within months his parents were forced to close down the restaurant. jack was forced to sell all his possessions including a car. they were sent to what was an animal livestock holding area in portland, him and his family, and if you muc

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jack, how cold is it? >> ahhh! >> oh, i hear you, jack. it's not fit for a penguin out there. >> ooh, i'm glad i'm not out there! >> me, too. >> now, jack, what does that wind chill feel like? >> aargh! >> ha-ha! oh, where's your hat at, jack? >> good point, deborah. have to dress for the weather. hey, jack, can you give us any information on school closing? >> oh, looks like that child was running away from him. >> too cold for an interview. i don't blame the little fella. >> could be the axe, too.

jack, how cold is it? >> ahhh! >> oh, i hear you, jack. it's not fit for a penguin out there. >> ooh, i'm glad i'm not out there! >> me, too. >> now, jack, what does that wind chill feel like? >> aargh! >> ha-ha! oh, where's your hat at, jack? >> good point, deborah. have to dress for the weather. hey, jack, can you give us any information on school closing? >> oh, looks like that child was running away from him. >> too cold for an interview. i don't blame the little fella. >> could be the axe, too. he

astor jack always good to have your take and we do seem to speak when there's a when there is a tragedy but that is how it works sometimes in the jack thank you for your time well thanks very much for having me you have a good evening sure. ok another solar story so for now i'll be back in half an hour's time with more developments from our breaking news story and plenty more besides stay with our teachers. leveled war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles based on. the new socks for the tell you that will be gossip and probably biased files of the most important news today . on the box of advertising telling me you are not cool enough and want to buy their products. these are the hawks that we along with our loved ones. join me every thursday on the i like simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. when lawmakers manufacture consent to constantin of public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go

jack daniels whiskey, for example. now you might think this fine tennessee hooch was invented by some goofy assed white dude and to be fair jack daniels does sound like the name of a dude that fights raccoons, but did you know it was a slave who taught jack how to make whiskey? that's right. whiskey in the $1,850s was taught by a slave named nerus green. the whiskey was named after jack daniel even know green wanted to call it, hey, man, drink this shit to get your mind off of slavery. after the civil war, neris green became america's first black master distiller. so let's honor mr. green and the fruits of his labor with a toast. ugh! damn, you got to make it burn! wasn't your life hard enough? ( laughter ) now, on to the story of jerry lawson, a self-taught engineer who invented the video game cartridge. before jerry lawson, the only video game you could play was pong. look at this boring ass video game. action packed. jerry lawson with his invention gave black people an escape from racism, much in the same way neris

. >> and jack. >> grand mother to jack. >> there is jack, and picture of jack. and here is a question, jack in the middle there. she just send me this picture. i don't know what is going on here your they dressed as princesses. >> yes. >> it is purple dress. >> maybe dress up day. >> it is play time. >> i said what in the world is going on here, jill. she never answered me. she just went haha. >> they are having fun. >> then she sent a picture i just bought a new shirt for jack and here's the shirt that she gave us. >> ahh. >> big brother. >> what it is saying is that jill is pregnant again with a boy. >> oh, yeah. >> my daughter will have another boy. >> time what is this three new it will be three grandchildren >> my god. >> it is exciting. >> it is exciting how difficult get this oldy don't necessity how it happen. >> is that what you thought about. >> yes. >> you could be 30 and be a grandfather. >> it is true. >> i started having kids at nine. it is in all of the papers in my hometown. so congratulations to jill. >> when is she due. >> i believe she's about

like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: jon batiste and stay human, everybody. give it up for the band right there! >> jon: yeah, yeah! >> stephen: good to see you again. good to see you all again. well, welcome back, everybody. you know, this morning, the white house was able to get a break from the scandals of today with a scandal from ten years ago, because today, the "washington post" ran a story about a woman named rachel crooks, one of the 19 women who've accused donald trump of sexual assault, who has launched a campaign to become a democratic state representative in ohio. here's what happened. ( applause ) back in the early 2000s, crooks worked as a receptionist for a company in trump tower, and one day she saw trump waiting for the elevator outside her of

very, very different atmosphere from when i was -- [inaudible] >> jack, thank you. jack danforth. [applause] let's spend a couple of minutes, and if there are some questions in the audience, we might take one or two more, but first, i also want to have you guys think about also how do we get out of this -- [inaudible] >> [inaudible] donald trump won the election, and i haven't heard -- about eight years of the obama administration. >> okay. did the obama administration increase or decrease the concept of civility in society? [inaudible conversations] >> i kind of touched on it earlier, but i did see it escalate a little bit in my coverage. i think that cable news made it a little -- i think the combination of cable news and social media and what the obama administration was saying and doing kind of contributed to this feeling of -- i do think that president trump kind of was a result of what happened under the obama administration. and people wanted to kind of swing the other way, and they wanted -- they felt forgotten, and they wanted that. >> i'd say, look, i don't agree with pr

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jack, just give me a second. when you were a young person, i assume you became a politician because you wanted to effect change in america, right? you joined the republican party. you're attacking these kids for having political allies? >> van, what were you going to say? >> when you say something like that, it's so bad. i'm going to tell you why it's bad. first of all, these young people don't have to have anybody tell them, you, me, democrat or republican, that something has to change. when we went to school, i was scared of bullies that might take my lunch money. i was not scared of getting killed. we have no ability to wonder what it's like to go to school every day and wonder if you'll get killed. if anything, the kids are using us, but i don't think we're using the kids. here's the thing, it's not fair to you -- you're sprinkling out there that maybe these kids are illegitimate and that's wrong. >> those words did not come out of my mouth. >> we're supporting these kids here and around the country. later th

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