, okay, return the python, return the python. that's what i need, wise varon, i 'll get him for myselfs so weird, nikita, he’s a big guy, and he wouldn’t hurt a fly, even if he knew what he would do to me . nikita , maybe tytya, the judge will make his hands, what a bastard , what does it eat, yes, he is related to a bird, yes, no, that’s it, the raven is crossed out, well, i don’t know, i say, well, you should get yourself a hare, for sure, he has these big ears, yes, how... you can roll them up to the door and he will listen to what is happening there, then how will he tell you damn, that’s exactly what i heard, but what about the hare then? i don’t know, you’re smart, just think, i ’m smart, a criminal, well, hey, hey, hey, go, go, go, go, shit-eater, well, that’s what needed to be proven, no evidence confirming nikita’s involvement in the apartment no, we talked to the neighbors, just one. well, very actively, he says that he wouldn’t hurt a fly, she delved into the biography of the deceased marnovsky, it turns out he had one enemy, a certain yuri volday, mornovsky took his girl aw

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meanwhile, here in new york state a man was sentenced after he was "caught at the border with pythonspants. authorities say they became suspicious when he checked "yes" on the customs form where it asks "is that a python in your pants or are you just happy to enter the u.s.? [cheers and applause] meanwhile, the actor who plays emperor palpatine in the star wars movies was recently asked about whether he procreated to produce rey skywalker and ian mcdiarmid said he is open to the idea of palpatine having sex. and i believe we actually have that footage. >> i cannot hold on any longer. >> stephen: that is a beautiful and natural thing. you made it ugly. meanwhile, in medieval feline disease news, experts say a cat in oregon gave bubonic plague to its owner, adding that cats are known to be especially vulnerable to plague. it's a real mystery. "i don't understand how these cats are spreading disease. they spend all day walking around in a box of their own poop and licking their buttholes--what are we missing?" that guy looks like he can't wait for you to die. meanwhile, scientists are re

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[laughter] >> stephen: and why did you have a giant python at your party?to play and i think for the amount of money they spent i want them to have entertainment from the beginning to the end so i have liens. i have crocodiles, giant snakes. i have falcons. i have eagles. the people have come with your hand, and you can take pictures with those animals so it makes them feel good about it. kangaroos. >> stephen: entertaining, people can lay bets, when will the animal eat arnold? >> arnold: that would be another one. >> stephen: apples or oranges? >> arnold: apples. >> stephen: that's the right answer. that's the right answer. we were asked someone for their autograph? >> arnold: no. >> stephen: you've never asked anyone for their autograph? >> arnold: not that i can remember. it could have been. it can easily be. i was with the guy that i admired a lot, president gorbachev. sp>> stephen: sure. there's a picture of the two of you together. he looks like fun. [laughter] >> arnold: he was one of those guys that i admired a lot. imagine the courage he has. that

a forty-five-meter python obelisk, which is crowned with a golden star and a laurel branch, here belowrial plaque with the text of the decree of the seventy-four year on awarding minsk the title of hero city, next to stella there is a bronze sculpture - motherland . in june 1974, at the foot of the hill in the park on komsomolskoye lake , builders and architects appeared, clearly discussing the construction of some important object. the republic was preparing for an important date in its history, the thirtieth anniversary of liberation from the nazi invaders. guys, how are you? ah... everything is fine, please look, pavel, look, make sure , it’s not bad, guys, look what they write, come on, on june 26, 1974 , a decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr was published in all newspapers of the republic on conferring the minsk title hero city. at the same time, it was decided to erect an obelisk, minsk, a hero city, in the belarusian capital. the location was immediately decided on a hill, which was located at the intersection of modern avenues, masherova winners, and work

python >> really tight in here. >> jimmy: now the next one -- next one is -- next one is for ken. >>g >> hello, hollywood. >> jimmy: ken -- >> do you have a job for me? hi i'm very available >> jimmy: ken, what broadway musical features characters mr. mistoffelees and rumpleteazer >> oh no >> you've got to take a wild guess. >> don't take long >> i know, i know, i know. "hamilton. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it is not -- >> you've gotta get -- >> jimmy: it is not "hamilton," no >> shot my shot! >> jimmy: the correct answer is "cats. [ cheers ] [ sad tuba ] so that means, joining ken's booth -- >> i just saw "cats" like -- ugh! >> jimmy: joining ken's booth is three stressed out cooks from "the bear." oh, my gosh. no, no, no, no, no, don't -- >> yes, chef, yes, chef, yes chef - >> jimmy: no, no, no, no no, there, no, no. no, i don't know, i don't know no, no, no, no, no, yeah, no, go in there, go in there >> no, chef. >> 15 seconds, 15 seconds! >> no, no, chef! >> jimmy: yes, "no, chef." yes, chef. all right, sorry, they're from "the bear. okay, here we go >> noooo, chef >> jimmy: ye

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python, harpoon, strizh are on the front; other defense systems against small uavs are also working onow. ukrainians complain that trench rap is turning the drone from hunter into prey. our soldiers are now trying to get the drone closer, and then turn on jammer. he works in two or three positions, because we are close, just like that, right now, on alarm, dantes went to jam this drone, here. the harpoon does not jam our nose antenna, that is, while the harpoon is operating, we can track drones, specialists of the russian armed forces try their best. and get it as a trophy. the intercepted drones are then carefully studied for non-standard technical solutions. for example, our military recently came into possession of an unusual specimen with four slots for hanging grenades on magnets. we also managed to delve into the stuffing of the baba yaga drone. now they are trying to replace and make up for the lack of artillery fire. they came up with a bunch of massive and clever things in particular. the cargo agricultural drone babega is huge, they use both as a repeater and as a port, so to

and there is nothing more terrible for us than mass production. because it will spread on all fronts, python now other defense systems against small uavs are working at the front. ukrainians complain that trench rap is turning the drone from hunter into prey. our soldiers are now trying to get the drone closer, and then turn on the jammer. he works two or three positions because we are close. here. like this alarmed, dantes now went to jam this drone. well, the harpoon does not jam our nose antenna, that is, while the harpoon is operating, we can track drones. whenever possible, specialists of the russian armed forces try not to destroy an enemy drone, but to obtain it as a trophy. the intercepted drones are then carefully studied for non-standard technical solutions. for example, our military recently came into possession of an unusual specimen with four slots for hanging grenades. on magnets, we also managed to delve into the filling drone baba yaga, now they are trying to make up for the lack of artillery fire, they have come up with a bunch of massive and cunning things, in particular th

now and only proud my gosh, just look around python we, have amazon you look sorry. shimon, last one, pull chills. but she mobile a block is known as still stomach russia all to approachability. such know. yeah. i'm saying report more for your. to oppose for nuance offices, watching over the show what she thought starts to see their it looks in minor mode sorry for your time where for something went to on show richard motion at all was more me, show ago. >> she telling you >> because it's what >> bully sports of nutritious talk >> booker >> jewish understand >> yeah, we got is it those let me see. let us write said emotion. the new coach at when you graduate detail, cabbies needs to get bullies dome system. yeah. >> torchlight us >> formula, little it's not bugatti. this is a dead by key to that also, what's the day you for nima homeless crescent we're working with no furnish people just my work over the last truck >> as mentioned, ideas that are brown water, not just me show you what asked about my morning xi's to digest go on the block, sent know someone is somebod

this has been the case in russia since ancient times, the higher the pressure, the... stronger the pythond becomes like a monolith, in the garnish of victory, today , like old times, the steel of the homeland is again tempered, russia, russia, in this word, fire and strength, in this word of victory. flame, we raise the flag of russia, russia, russia, in this word there is agor and strength, in this word, the flame of victory, we raise russia, banner, let time carry us like a stormy stream, russia is behind us, the people are behind us. traditions are sacred and thousands of years old, the chronicle of our victories will continue, and if crows fly into enemies, they will be met again by my fatherland, russia, russia, in this word, akor strength in this word, victory is a flame, prole source of strength, we repeat, forward, russia, russia, russia, in this word, the chosen power, in this word, we wanted a flame, we raise russia, right, russia, russia, in this word, one and the same power. in this word of victory there is a flame, we raise the banner of russia, thank you, with holiday, peopl

easily shoot down unprotected aiming systems, the only plus is the powerful frontal armor, but modern pythonsnets or bassoons, can even penetrate that with one shot. the americans installed one of the old modifications, which does not have any drone meshes, it does not, on it we see an extremely insufficient number of elements dynamic protection, the tank itself is very heavy, that is, and considering that it is used in such conditions... that is, again, there are risks associated with the fact that it could get stuck somewhere, that is, in this regard, well, for this theater is so, well, quite dubious. it is reported that the first abrams in the sovo zone was burned by soldiers of the fifteenth separate guards motorized rifle brigade, the assault detachment under the command of an officer with the call sign kolovrat distinguished itself, and i would like to say, burn more, guys, but most likely it will not happen yet soon, our warriors not only destroyed the combat vehicle, but probably torpedoed it. relations between kiev and washington, it is no secret that us representatives urgently aske

artifact. so you, who have been through the war, don’t bother, boots are knocking on the python, againe, true lies, a special analytical edition of the big game is on air, our first conversation will be with kiril vladimirovich babaev. director of the institute of china from modern asia of the russian academy of sciences, but i know from my experience of talking with you that in addition to your expertise on china, you have a good idea. to say that they understood something from the example of ukraine, that they learned something from the case of ukraine, which gives reason to think that the collective west will be less fixated on hegemony and will be ready to show more flexibility in negotiations with russia and china. yes, this is a very good question, but i agree with you here, moreover, i am rather fully confident that this will not happen. hegemony. this is a benefit that is very rarely given up, at least voluntarily without conflict, we know that those countries that once seized world leadership or tried to seize it never gave it up without a fight, this also applied to napoleon

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australians battle pythons the size of fire hoses. every morning. interviews, alls of a sudden a snake will come y oubehind somebody. [laughter] >> look how they have poodles.? >> i saw two of them. >> up next, we all have returned things from time to time butle b this one is ridiculous, a lady brings back her couch after two years. thanks to cost generous return r policy i think somece folks retk the sweater, do you have the receipt? >> all original. more to the story, we are noto hearinthg something on the couch ant d perhaps she's getting ridf evidence from the crime scene, there might be a body in theha couch because there's something really wrong with the person who returned kat from a you shouldn't move it calculus your' grandmother is found under it. myt rule. >> i would not because it's too much of a hassle. like goodwill, they won't even accept a barely used dog bed, and expensive dog bed they will because what about a couch that's two years old?d think about all thabe parts. >> i'm not sure they will put it on the sales floor but. >> i wou

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australians battle pythons like fire hoses.e you ever seen a interview and a snake will come behind somebody? >> just another bit of education. >> up next. we have all returned things from time to time but this one is a little bit ridiculous. a lady brings back her couch after two years and get a full refund without receipt thanks to costco generous return policies. i think some folks want you to return the sweater. how long have you had it? >> it's a paul smith original. more to this story. we're not hearing something happened on that couch and perhaps she's getting rid of some evidence from a crime scene. there might be a body in that couch because there's something clearly wrong with a person who returns a couch. you shouldn't move a couch unless your grandmother is trapped under it. >> dana would you return a couch after two years? >> no, i would not because it's too much a hassle. good will won't accept a barely used dog bed because they're worried about bedbugs. >> think about the farts. >> jesse what's your take? >> well

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we use and heavily in automation c inspection symptoms and quality control, python programming. us as users of ai, it is another tool to make us more efficient. sonali: do you see it as having the ability to cut more costs? and if so, where? stephan: absolutely. in the plan to get lower scrap rates -- in the plant you get lower scrap rates and higher quality rates. in the back of his you get automation of processes -- back office you get automation of processes. and you get -- and this automation leads to fewer jobs. sonali: how many jobs will be affected at the end of the day when you think about the impact of ai in issues like yours? stephan: it is hard to say but it is an ongoing productivity program. it is not one big effort, it is an ongoing effort. you have to be able to offset the increasing cost. everybody wants to get a higher salary at the end of the year. that and more has to be offset by productivity. sonali: stephan tanda, thank you for helping us look around the corner. let's go back to the markets. we will get a check on those with abigail doolittle. abigail: if w

. >> python steve got to get the animals involved. the parts they don't dabble with dangerous animals. clutching be whatever you want. >> this no florida manner that alligators. >> we will look into it. we are done guys we are out of time that does it for us was the next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ b6 hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. i'm very glad you're here this is a good show i can feel it we got great guest, peter schweizer exclusive interview and he's got massive information about communist china and how they are buying off republicans and democrats. first time you going to hear about it in just a few minutes we have a great law professor, we are going to talk to him about some of the issues that are out there as well paid i'm glad you are with us. but first i want to tell you folks about individual named tyson timms. pleaded guilty in indiana state court to dealing in a controlled substance. and conspiracy to commit theft. at the time of tim's arrest t

australians battle pythons the size of fire hoses every morning.s, all of a sudden a snake will come behind somebody. >> richard: another day of physical education. >> dana: portals, judge. >> jeanine: two of them. >> richard: up next, we all return things from time to time. this is ridiculous come a lady brings back her coach after two years, gets a full refund without a receipt thanks to costco's generation return policies. greg, i think some folks want you to return the sweater -- >> greg: a paul smith original. by the way, more to this story. we are not hearing, something happened on that couch. perhaps she is getting rid of some evidence from a crime scene. there might be a body in that couch because there is something clearly wrong with a person who returns a couch. you shouldn't move a coach unless he your grandmother is trapped under it. that is my rule. >> richard: dana, would you return a couch after two years? >> dana: no, i would not. it is too much of a hassle. good will they won't even accept a barely used dog bed. >> greg: you know t

. >> python steve got to get the animals involved. the parts they don't dabble with dangerous animals. clutching be whatever you want. >> theris no florida manner that alligators. >> we will look into it. we are done guys we are out of time that does it for us was the next "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ b6 hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. i'm very glad you're here this is a good show i can feel it we got great guest, peter schweizer exclusive interview and he's got massive information about communist china and how they are buying off republicans and democrats. first time you going to hear about it in just a few minutes we have a great law professor, we are going to talk to him about some of the issues that are out there as well paid i'm glad you are with us. but first i want to tell you folks about individual named tyson timms. pleaded guilty in indiana state court to dealing in a controlled substance. and conspiracy to commit theft. at the time of tim's arrest the poli

i call it the pig and the python. there is this bulk of nuclear phodendization that should be considered capital investment. i think that's important for people to realize when you look at the defense budget there is a piece of it that is really something that probably should have been done over the past 30 years that we are trying to do in a hurry. is that your reading? general cotton: it is, sir. the way like to describe it is i am responsible for maintaining and the components under me are responsible for maintaining national systems on behalf of the president of the united states. senator king: general whiting, you talked about -- we have the best space capabilities and have for many, many years. that's the good news. the bad news is, the dependency that we have on space, which makes us vulnerable in terms of the relationship with these potential adversaries. what are we doing to think about alternatives to space? for example, i understand recently they are now teaching see lesstryial navigation at annapolis. we n

what it may mean is to -- for that amount of growth to work its way through the python, to come out theer side is going to take a long period of tight monetary policy. it's not just that you can do it for six months or a year and say we conquered everything. the money multipliers are high. we know about the long lag times of monetary policy. shouldn't they last longer and be more powerful at 27% money growth than at 4, 5, or 6? i don't think too many economic models have that in the models, because we've never had anything like this. >> we never had a model. steve, i feel like -- honestly, steve, i feel like this is an amazing moment in history, because if we pull this off, all that money growth, if debt ends up not mattering at all, and it hasn't mattered. there's still a lot of demand for u.s. debt. $34 trillion, nobody seems to care. it's like monetary theory warped maybe. rewrite a textbook moment? >> well, we did have the inflation to go along with it, but i would point out, i didn't know burnstein was going to hit me with an m2 discussion. that said, i think m2 has been negative a

career in comedy after graduating from the same theatrical club in cambridge that gave birth to monty pythonee months. that's what happens in america. that's why i came with two bags like a little british fievel and i thought i'll be back in england by september. and then i never left. the happiest i've ever been. >> i love your first field piece, civil war re-enactment. it didn't go quite as planned. >> i think i've broken my nose. i knew i was in the right place when my field producer called back, oliver's just been hurt. and the first response was, was it on camera? they said, yes. is it funny? very. great. send the tape on, take him to the hospital. when i got back into the office it was laughter echoing as people were playing it back. and that complete lack of care for the physical body and total commitment to what is funny really made me think, i think this is home. we're going to miss you. >> his "daily show" departure in 2013 came after a widely acclaimed eight-week stint filling in for then host jon stewart, who was away directing a movie. was it terrifying in some ways for you to l

this has been the case in russia since ancient times, the higher pressure, the stronger the python, and, in this word, victory flame, we raise the banner of russia, russia, russia, in this word, fire and strength, in this word, victory flame, we raise the banner of russia. let time carry us like a stormy stream, russia is behind us, the people are behind us, the traditions are sacred and thousands of years old, the chronicle of our victories will continue, and if the crows fly to the enemies, again my fatherland will meet, russia, russia. in this word there is fire and strength, in this word of victory there is a flame, we raise russia’s banner, russia, russia, in this word there is fire and strength, in this word of victory there is a flame, we raise russia’s banner, forward. forward russia, forward, russia, forward, russia, forward, russia, forward, russia, forward, russia, forward, russia. i am forward russia, in this word the source of strength, we repeat forward, russia russia, russia and strength, in this word plada, raised, russia, russia. in this word there is end and strength,

you know, over 5 or 10 years and you kind of slowly digest this pick through the -- pig through the python, or does something happen more like what happened in 2007 where the penny drops, you know, bnp, i think bear closed those two subprime mortgage funds and all of a sudden people said, wait a minute, why do a bunch of investors in europe have exposure to american subprime mortgages in and you saw it, you know, really coarsing through the financial system in a systemic way. and, you know, i don't think we know the answer to that yet. so obviously there are some banks that are going to, you know, have problems from time to time, and that by itself i don't think changes what the fed is doing with monetary policy. i mean, they hiked through a banking crisis -- liz: a year ago a, good point. they sure did. even as silicon valley bank imploded, signature bank also went -- was purchased by new york community bank and then, of course, jpmorgan swallowed up first republic. but that was a year ago. has the macro environment changed a bit? i do realize that they had continued their rate hike path

>> but you should >> python, we have amazon, you buy >> ms missing >> russia turkel to approach to do them all to such a report nuance or for cigar watching over the show what she thought she might normal so beautiful mapper went to ideally shows what we're sober tupelo >> traditionally tell >> yes >> sure. if i appreciate like when you storage sheath order, shows up possible >> because it's the what >> yeah. >> well, yeah. yeah, it's just yet we have weapon you might say, come we official declutter your time, you those the popular i can this visit, those munir schleiden yet the yesterday is nice to turn is nine. we are those know as proceeds to me or you would know like it's not burglary. this is a led by heated up also, what's the value? >> so we're talking to, you know, furnished it just yet barely he asked me to certainly party >> as mentioned ideas that are brown water night you just need darker new bargaining. what asked about the one is that sure. she's to that's a possible war chest >> balkan. we tasted wants republicans or wherever shorts. i question she evo seniors, senior n

and pythons too. i mean, you got to get the animals involved. i don't i don't dabble with dangerous animals. it's a man. i mean, you can be whatever you want, but yes. no, i'm saying there is no florida man without alligators. i think that's been proven. we'll look into it. yeah, and we're done. guys, we're out of time. it does it for us. we'll see you next weekend. life, liberty and levin starts right now. it's raining hard. i'm shannon bream, a solemn anniversary two years since russia invaded

in general, and what do you program, what languages ​​are you trying to master, i studied pascal and pythonthat will help her in the third round. thank you! now let's meet konstantin. konstantin, you said that you have absolutely all your favorite subjects? well, i don’t have any unfavorite subjects, but there are some that are much harder to teach. what are these items? the belarusian language and, as i understand it, everything connected with it, and the english language, i think. in languages, yes, yes, literature is easier for me , how different are the grades in, say, the belarusian language and, for example, the russian language, two points, i understand, you like to read books, what genres do you like, in general this modern books, modern literature or is it some kind of classic? i like to read older books, for example, books by pushkin or ermontov, what i remember from the classics, well, in this case, russian classics, for example, tsiri really liked it, we recently read them, went through them, tsiri, did you like it? is this your favorite performer or your parents’ favorite perfo

poked to the python, as soon as the hostages come out, work to kill, as i understand, it’s customary, without a weapon. i'm unarmed. why so long? calm down, no need to be nervous. i am unarmed, i came as you asked. let people go, let people go, manes. everybody get out, quickly. run, i said, to the exit. that's what they told me about you, who? what exactly? what's the last thing you think about yourself? maybe. this is bad, i'm lucky today heroes, so you like being a knight , sad image, you are alone in white , there are only enemies around, what do you want, i was assigned to kill you, that’s all, and i thought, why should i run after you if you can come to me yourself , who, who instructed? the order has been carried out, you are fine, everything is fine, viktor sergeevich, viktor sergeevich, everything is fine, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, mish, oh. “i’m sorry that i didn’t listen to you, but why, you just put on the armored armor, you scared me so much that i ’ve been walking around in it for several days, who ordered it, i couldn’t find out, no, it’s bad , it’s better to know you

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when i watch american politicians debating about ukrainian moneys, it is the monty python quote, it is merely a flesh wound. western governments are spending a lot of money. they want to know why they are getting inflation? for a great conflagration, you need fuel. the oxygen would be if the fed lowers rates to quickly. an analogous picture, we had a pickup and inflation in 1960's. inflation tapered off. the fed tapered rates with age. 1972, we woke up with a lull, and low rates caused inflation to take off. in the old guns and butter analogy, the butter got bigger and the fed had to fight double-digit inflation rates twice later in the decade. now, that is the fed's problem against government spending. the flipside of that is -- how are markets reacting? the markets were playing for this game. the weird part is you know rates are staying tight. they have a belief that we will wake up on easier money. to quote warren buffett, he said the market acts like a casino. should we be shocked? about bitcoin? that has been the casino operations. that is one way people use the market. david: bec

. >> this is like monty python out doing it. yeah.ink you're okay, so. okay, so we're pro spoon ? yeah. >> it's a it's a bit. there's no problem with wetherspoons. it does what it does. it fills a certain gap in the market. good for them. >> you know what love >> you know what i love wetherspoons. been in wetherspoons. i've been in wetherspoons. i've been in wetherspoons place. wetherspoons all over the place. i houday wetherspoons all over the place. i holiday where there's i go on holiday where there's a wetherspoons, shops and wetherspoons, charity shops and a travelodge. this is where i go . i go to golden triangle or the golden triangle where they intersect in. but i was just in. i was just in cornwall, not in cornwall . in, uh, what? dorset. cornwall. in, uh, what? dorset. i know it was in gloucester. in gloucester , in cotswolds. and gloucester, in cotswolds. and the town that i was in did not have a wetherspoons . have a wetherspoons. >> which town? >> which town? >> the town of blockley . >> the town of blockley. >> the town

. >> this is like monty python out doing it. yeah.think you're okay, so. okay, so we're pro spoon ? yeah. >> it's a it's a bit. there's no problem with wetherspoons. it does what it does. it fills a certain gap in the market. good for them. >> you know what love >> you know what i love wetherspoons. been in wetherspoons. i've been in wetherspoons. i've been in wetherspoons place. wetherspoons all over the place. i houday wetherspoons all over the place. i holiday where there's i go on holiday where there's a wetherspoons, shops and wetherspoons, charity shops and a travelodge. this is where i go . i go to golden triangle or the golden triangle where they intersect in. but i was just in. i was just in cornwall, not in cornwall . in, uh, what? dorset. cornwall. in, uh, what? dorset. i know it was in gloucester. in gloucester , in cotswolds. and gloucester, in cotswolds. and the town that i was in did not have a wetherspoons . have a wetherspoons. >> which town? >> which town? >> the town of blockley . >> the town of blockley. >> the tow

. >> um, i'm eric idle , who was >> um, i'm eric idle, who was one of the, uh, the monty python gang,ew that. >> and i never knew that. >> didn't die. what? did you. >> no, you. > no, no , you. >> no, no, no, no you.— >> no, no, no, no , i you. >> no, no, no, no , i didn't >> no, no, no, no, i didn't know. he wrote one foot in the grave. music. the music. >> really? >> really? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this is, >> yeah. - >>-this is, i » yeah.— >>-this is, i mean, >> well, this is, i mean, obviously monty python. i mean, it's a great it's very sad when such a great a great group of comedy writers and performers fall out. they're all 80s now. and eric all in their 80s now. and eric idle and series of, frankly idle and a series of, frankly insane tweets has said that he's basically skint, still having to work for a living at 80 and claiming that the money coming in from the monty python back catalogue, which is amazing. it's just it's just it's hardly anything anymore. it says it's a disaster , which is such a shame. disaster, which is such a shame. it's so sad to read the rule. they've all

i was reminding myself of python film, of brian.as reminding myself of meaning life, which, m, of brian. i was reminding myself of meaning life, which, um , the meaning of life, which, um, opens with a spectacular opens up with a spectacular musical number. every spum is sacred, which was a rather, um, a humorous take on on catholicism in the uk. um, but it's a difficult thing. can can canning nuns and all the rest of it. >> yeah, it's it.— >> yeah, it's a it. >> yeah, it's a difficult one, isn't it? how do you tackle anti muslim hatred and incidents of violence and abuse towards muslim people in the streets? for , whilst also making for example, whilst also making sure that people are allowed to criticise a religion like they would any other. that's the big question we're asking today. and you saw it. >> had that new statement >> we've had that new statement from moment. >> we've had that new statement froryes. moment. >> we've had that new statement froryes. that moment. >> we've had that new statement froryes. that has moment. >>

and after two or three days, the pythons left. they were so appalled at the service.but i had no idea that it was going to be the success it was. and dear old graham was calling friends after the first episode saying "it's not very good, is it?" and the daily mirror led with "long john's short on jokes." that was for the second episode. some of the jokes, some of the subject matter in today's eyes might be seen as slightly controversial. i'm thinking of the germans episode, for example. i'll do the funny walk. don't mention the war, i mentioned it once and i think i got away with it. do you have any concerns about how that is going to play with a modern audience? not really, no, because you see, when i do my stage show, which i do quite a lot these days, by and large, there's 45 to 90 is my age group, and they aren't bothered by most of the woke things. and some of the woke things i think are perfectly sensible. the english used to always pride themselves on their sense of humour, and then what happened was that it became, people became more and more sensitive because

the artifacts of the past war are not disturbing, boots are knocking on the python, again a false truth walk, and most importantly, how to force yourself to go for a walk when you don’t really want to. let's figure out how dried products differ from dried ones, find out how our memory works and how not to forget anything. well, of course, we’ll cook something very tasty and quick. well, let's start, as usual, with a warm-up. good morning, sit at the computer for a long time to maintain your health, be distracted more often by fescult-minutes, better dance ones, you will warm up, improve your mood, and if necessary , you will have something to show off on the dance floor. let's take a step back with the right foot, transfer the weight to it, at the same time bend the left knee, place the foot on the toe, it’s as if we are marching, but... not forward, backward, we move very smoothly , let’s complicate the exercise, now we step back with a sharp turn of the body, do more two steps back we perform a slight rotation again: 1, 2, turn, 3, four, turn, build a trajectory in the form of a squar

monty python's blessed be the cheesemakers is the misheard., preachings of a of a of a mosaic figure in the life of brian. but michael cole, thank you so much for bringing us the very, very latest on this breaking news. >> thank you. michael it's true, isn't it, though? why wouldn't blessed cheesemakers? blessed be the cheesemakers? well, would. well, yes, but whether he would. no. no. the whether why he no. yes. no. the whether why he wouldn't. why wouldn't prince harry set mention. >> yes. >> yes. >> maybe he thought it wasn't the setting, i think. the right setting, i think. >> some extent >> i think to some extent sometimes you compartmental your mind when there's. >> do why why >> but why do you why do why does he's there at this does he think he's there at this whole event , giving does he think he's there at this whole event, giving out does he think he's there at this whole event , giving out these whole event, giving out these awards, making this keynote speech? because he's a speech? it's because he's a member of the royal family. it