mike you know. i don't know you do you see here i am nothing and i am here more exactly how many hours this is a reunion as. long as i want to ask when you really don't. want to martyr because. you know you bring up a little baby here not only do i have that number to call master this country out of the water but i don't wish to know. but. i don't know but i haven't read the article though you go there be. just one of the teen. girl rebels right. justinian read a manual pull this up i saw about it ok even the. time has come in here and all it would have been i was not in the. usual just going to hell and well it was not going to. be an altar going but i know what the. rest of your have or have. i mean for me you know. when you got all your thought on this. you probably were somewhere you want to talk or not you know it was the 1st summit on off going to do a beginning to sort of the spell. 1 that i'm going for many of us from your something part of this complaint if you understood not what i mean mayb

how but i don't know but i see no other. than that more and a blast ago as opening theaters in new york to 25 percent capacity. that were part of it because last time i was in a new york theater 3 out of 4 people or more on screaming at the script so if we take them on it's just maine there you go back in the theater business frankie grillo good to talk to you brother my brother we'll talk soup. later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect the. water then escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska has seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast and that means the river is $35.00 closer to the hour than was the year of the war i think were part of a murder 1st for. worse. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to th

how hard i don't know but i see no other. than that moron de blasio is opening theaters in new york to 25 percent capacity and that worked perfectly because last time i was in a new york theater 3 out of 4 people or more and screaming at the script so we take them on it's just maine there you go back in the theater business frankie grillo good to talk to you brother. my brother we'll talk soon. later gater bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us one. kaiser with more of my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just adding more and more to them. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for god's kaiser. problem drugs don't do is come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids invaded america under the banner o

i don't know. i was going to live this long to be honest with i really didn't i can't believe i'll be 68 in august. i had no idea. i was going to live this life. i thought i thought i'd been dead years ago years ago. here you are. i really did. i mean you have no idea. i mean i you mentioned earlier before we actually started recording that she went back to vietnam. yeah as a visitor. can you just talk about that? yeah, 2013 bob hesselbein called me and said clyde i'm taking one of these vietnam historical tours you want to come? i said i never even thought about it. i said yeah, let's go. so i'm still with the airlines i call in sick. i block off some time. i don't know time. so i go it's a two week thing. and so i'm over there and i never forget calling in sick from saigon. i'm sick. i'm not gonna make it to work on this. yeah, so and it was really good deal because my tour was extremely unique. when i went in i went into three core. which is right there with saigon is and i also fought. like i sa

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i stress about paying my taxes. you know in ame america. and i just -- i want people to understand that. and what it took to respond there, to risk their lives. and i want people to understand stories of guys like ronald conte, my chief, ramey kyle, who's a commander with our department. commander robert glover. you know, these are like real leaders who in a time where leadership is really lacking in law enforcement these are people whose leadership that day saved countless officers' lives, staff members, congressmen, congresswomen. i mean, they were instrumental in orchestrating a defense of the capitol from scratch. >> i know that this insurrection has made you think a lot about policing. a violent mob trying to kill you. but you never grabbed your gun. you wanted to de-escalate the whole situation. so what goes through your mind when you hear of case after case of black people ending up dead after being stopped by police for small things, small infractions like an expired plate or a counterfeit bill? i know that you come

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when i was there and you know he had yet to become one of the greatest american stand ups ever and i assume when you met him he was more like an emeritus status or you know more avuncular sage guy i know him as a kid you know him as an obi wan kenobi nobel. oh absolutely i mean getting when i would go out on the road with them he was just about to hang out is this is going to hang with him in the game to watch him do the same set every night you know you still learn so much net that was a couple years ago so but still be able to see just that level out of put on a show like it's a show that he learned that when he started doing theater is it's show business you're a show and so people here if you know if they go watch mary poppins to play your mary poppins to play so you have to go learn how to be a show to these people and put on a religious show so many comics i think it's sometimes you know it's we don't want to you know want to get too fancy we don't get you know in new york it's all about just be funny tell you dumb jokes don't like you know don't try to do anything extra then th

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wes: i know the work i want to do.ing about what is the right platform. ♪ david: being a rhodes scholar, a white house fellow is not enough, you have to write a book as well to make everybody else look bad. so, tell people now who are watching who the other wes moore was. wes: right after i got the rhodes scholarship, the baltimore sun, i wrote this wrote this article about this local kid who just got an award and was going to england on the scholarship. and at the same time, they are writing a series of articles about four guys who walk into a jewelry store and attempted to rob the jewelry store, and it was botched, the jewelry store robbery, and ended up murdering an off-duty police officer. there was a 12-day manhunt for these guys. after 12 days, all four guys were caught. one was a guy, we were living in the same area, around the same age, both grew up in single-parent households, and his name was also wes moore. and i reached out to him and wrote him this note. he wrote me a note back, and that note turned into d

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i know that we still have a lot of work to do in order to improve health outcomes. but i can't imagine how many more people would have died this past year if not for the medicaid expansion. another way we've established groundwork for a more resilient louisiana is through the creation of a climate initiatives task force last year. no state in our country is more diversity impacted by climate change then louisiana. but at the same time, no state is better positioned to be a leader in reducing carbon emissions in bolstering resiliency. by 2050, our goal is to -- and to have invested in 50 billion dollars and rebuilding louisiana's coast. the reason i know we can get there is because we really are working with, not against the energy sector. that sustains so much of louisiana's economy. overland gas production in the gulf of mexico continues to be important to louisiana success and by working with these companies on a forward basis, to find solutions like carbon capture, we are going to make louisiana more sustainable while also while unlocking a whole new sector of job

>> i know that it's bad. >> i know it's new. um -- i don't know if you can drink soup and it will go away, it seems to be very popular. >> what do you know about the coronavirus? >> first time i'm hearing about it, explain it to me. >> explain it to me. >> i don't know nothing about a coronavirus, what does it do? >> what do you know about the coronavirus? >> we've been giving that shot to our cattle for years, coronavirus vaccine for cattle, it's been around forever. if you ate cattle cubes when you were a kid and licked salt, you're safe. >> how many people have the coronavirus? >> like a million? i don't know, but a lot. >> i know it makes you cough and it's kind of like pneumonia. >> how is it different from pneumonia? >> i don't know. that's just what my dad said. >> what are you going to stock up on? >> uh -- i like wine and toilet paper. [ laughter ] and soap. >> do you think that we should be scared? >> if you're nasty, you should be. if you're not washing your hands, taking care of yourself, being clean, not covering you

i also know that i am at this, stage of my career where i know my skill sets.what i am good at. and i am a pretty good executive. i know how to run things. and run large organizations, and i have worked within and with government my entire career, and i know that for me, this is not about, i want to go into politics. for me, this is about the fact that the executive role that controls the budget has a chance to actually change the destiny for a generation of children and families, that makes my heart beat faster, and that is what makes me excited. david: so, people who are watching would say, ok, after he got his life together, a rhodes scholarship, white house fellowship, five books, happily married, two kids, heads robinhood. this is a perfect picture. make us feel that we are not so inadequate ourselves. tell us something you are doing that doesn't work out where you failed, so we can feel like were not watching a superhuman. we want to watch somebody who has mistakes. is there something you can say you're not good at? wes: [laughter] let me tell you somethi

missile or judaism one agendas i know in order. to live as well as you have been misused to miss i want to just 600 on this election no. left on my total wish that one to put the matter is yet to eject easy to judge could you. show that also today without him on the i don't doubt that some i shot. out of a john everybody thought. but now i do have enough but as i am but then i was so much moved i love being the mighty without john official guys that stood up and sought solace just no use i got him out of the city it's just know you played sorely missed this neighborhood not mom is this likely going to come joe might have asked me a corner jumped up on the high side of mine just enough itis to. be lies not to me again pool because you know that in the end will the time. and the time of time no year. remember that you see. a lot of those who go to. if you leave us a good then time for the it was all to. do is akin to me going to the if i have the . hots for. mr i know a good one for the. nothing she didn't get into the. way to do you

me or you know. i don't know at that moment. how did you guys meet. him in the library. and i ran after him geez. why did you run off to love at 1st sight but yeah we were we were we were we were in we were in the library and we were in catchin eyes. and then i laughed and then and then she laughed and i started walking down the street and you bastard i cannot let her leave so i ran after and i freaked the freaking out easily hey if. they play you have to have mental 5 minutes later we were making out for it on the door that right there i don't know that's what i mean here we were we did we did michelle and i find out later. that this person well no this is this is this is normal. this is this is totally normal this what we call it's what we call the you know the not or of the the hastings shuffle so. we we've been there we we've steve spoke heroin i overdosed like and i had i had somebody narc on me twice ok saved your life yeah i almost i slipped through my lips were blue i was dead he shouldn't you

i know i can direct i know i can write i know i have the talent but i have not lived your stories so you need to i need to be a conduit for those for all those tales now so it's from sitting around a barbecue to you know aaron took me to the auction i mean literally introducing me to anyone and everyone who i could sit and lend an ear to and that's part of it. was like 2 or 3 years of that was so beautiful i love you. daddy. tell them to yeah well i was. only. like what it was like 3 years having other people come in and try to tell you stories. where pretty pretty much used to e.c. people come through all of the time and they get their little. product there so this little short story you know they give you a check they don't really you know care so you know when i met ricky i'm like ok here we go again. but it was like you know getting to know him and what they were a bow and you could tell they were really genuine with everything they were doing and they really cared to even try to take the next that because you these you know ratters and everything that t

these are all things we're going to try to rectify for your next book >> i know, i know.when you wrote this, but this is a book about people who have the freedom of travel and someone who travels around the world now, it seems incredibly fortunate now to write the kind of book that i think a lot of people -- the kind of story that a lot of people want to escape into right now >> yeah, it's an adventure tale, in a sense, kind of a business adventure where this young guy gets hooked up with a chinese businessman, and the businessman takes him basically to asia, and they have all kinds of escapades, some gruesome, some startling, all kind of eye-opening for the young fellow so, the book is strange to read now because it seems like they can do anything they want. they can be in small karaoke the other part of the story is actually a kind of cloistered story where people are trapped they're actually in witness protection and kind of in the aftermath of this trip, kind of reckoning with everything that's happened >> seth: it's a very dangerous book to talk about insofar as i do

a restaurant entrepreneur and activist i don't know how many michelin stars a restaurant i want to know how they treat their staff the diversity in the workforce i want to shake up unfair social hierarchies and elevate women. i've witnessed more the extremes of humanity the worst in serious prisons and the best in the people i worked with as a hospital cleaner during the course of our spending. just as us and uses camera i use food as a storytelling to foster equality and combative justice. the whole point of having an all female café was it should be like analysis food is not just about what to eat us about nourishment and healing i decided to speak with us and about our journeys how to cultivate community and make this world a fair place to live and join us in studio b. unscripted. still hustle tell me i want to start off with the syrian story 1st what politicized you. i wasn't always political because it was an option you know and. growing up attorney i didn't have a voice because you have to go by what they tell you to do now when the arab spring started in tunisia and nastily it fo

i hope my sound is okay. let me know. i appreciate. i know it's been a long meeting. i want to first begin by kind of commending this board for taking up this topic with such passion and urgency. as an educator we and our team and i personally thrilled at the topic. as a group, we have been and the founding co-hoard on many years ago that we are committed to seeing each and every student in sfusd to take the transformative potential of our super successful studies ethnic program. one of the things we were doing and meeting with site leaders at schools where the ethnic cities course is not as high in the number of courses is really having conversations with site leaders. last month, we've had conversations with almost every single site that does not have ethnic studies at scale currently. and, what we heard and what we were hoping to do in the months coming ahead was to have a series of focus groups to solicit feedback from site leaders from student and parent groups, from teachers and other community members to kind of while we're aligned in spirit has specific detaile

lemonis: do you know what your food costs are? taylor: i don't know. lemonis: why not? oesn't... he hadn't shared those numbers with me. lemonis: have you asked him? taylor: he didn't really want me in the business for a while. i felt unwanted here. lemonis: do you think he doesn't want you to work here? taylor: i can be a little much sometimes. i used to be a nascar driver. lemonis: and it was awesome. taylor: i lost my sponsorship in 2011. an online poker site shut down. i went through a very dark period for 2 years because that's all i knew. i don't have anything else. this is my baby now. lemonis: while i appreciate and understand how devastating it may have been to watch his racing dreams go by the wayside, losing his sponsor, it's clear to me what his motivation is, which is to make something of himself, to be part of his family's business, and i have a lot of respect for that. the key for you right now is going to be learning the business from the inside out, learning the business like you know racing. patience is essential in racing because if you try to pass too

i have heroes. you know, that's how i am.ing and she's got some nuance that sounds like my voice or she's wearing, you know, a hat like the one i wear every single day or something. i'm like, "well, maybe i'm actually changing things to a certain extent a little tiny bit. and i love it. and i hope so 'cause certainly a lot of people have changed me. >> seth: you talk about your mom in the book a great deal and you have a wild, wild story where for not a short amount of time, she suspected that your dad was a serial killer. >> oh, yeah. with the green river killer, actually yeah, where we grew up, the green river killer was like the bogeyman, just destroyed all these '80s childhoods because he was just like this awful thing that was in the news all the time and my dad and mom, they kind of just got married right after they got -- 'cause they -- they were with me and so my mom didn't know him that well. and he would always go fishing, you know, at 4:00 in the morning, 5:00 in the morning to catch first light. so i'm like in my

you and i understand that you know that but death marriage is food is there and i you know i studiedlaw i did a ph d. i don't know how there are people in families who say or you know look at her you know not using her law degree i use it every day i use the skills of advocacy to use to food as my conversation food as my bridge had been me and my host nation and you and i came to this country for different reasons i came here as a new bride full of hope and you know excitement but suitcases full of true saw that my mother had collected for years on my beautiful handmade you know soak in clothes and jewelry i'd come here to start a new life so our journeys were different but you know it. it didn't take me long to understand that you know what i left i needed to find a way to tell the story so that someone who looked like me someone who looks like you you know we have a story don't separate us from our food our stories and then call us names and put labels on us this is the one thing about labels that you know people use the lowest category when they describe the outsider i want you to

i don't you know. i mean it's a match and if you watch all shop 8 so much as it was not acquired me. i missed a lot of muscle me there is still well i still. think i got my joy i was actually. a good little a mum was her. whole will hold. just the way. that i don't. know just. the dance built up the river on the freight in syria and turkey are also having an effect on the marshlands in southern iraq. this is impeding conservation and restoration efforts in the wetlands the downs have reduced the flow of water reaching iraq since the 1970 s. by as much as that. hundreds of people have been forced to migrate from iraq's once fertile central marshes because of the water levels. right now and. i've been afraid of even i've never quite know that. oh man i've never seen it in hard. well question a lot at home and had only one i've seen the. ok and i only sleep a little. of clever sonograms you know the one with the roger and they don't bother with the young or if you do say i don't want to do it it's all on m

and i don't know when i i started. wanting to think through citizenship in these terms, but i'm you know, i'm gonna reiterate the point about the limitations the problems the the negatives that can come from from citizenship. and i think that since i've been thinking about it in those terms and since i've been you know, i think i've had a lot of chance to talk about this book since we're doing so many things virtually. it's really great for me to be able to do this, but i've been talking about this and thinking about this and i think that i guess i would i would hope that people don't read the book or people don't leave this kind of event and come away with a sense that like, oh, yeah, like citizenship is the thing we need and must have citizenship for everyone and even you know a even if we were to define it radically to disconnect it from the nation state to do other things with it. that might make it more open and capacious. i think that i would hope that a person reads a book and leads within an understanding that.

i don't know. until we get more women in jobs where there's 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 women working together, i don't know that me too is going to go anywhere in sports. there's just not enough of a safety net. >> to me i know that i spent more time during this pandemic taking t calls from women and either fresh stuff or all the new things going on in baseball especially and it's bringing up a lot and i get so many calls in. i've done three 911, all right, spur of the moment virtual calls with whoever is going through something and going through whatever event is happening with misogyny or harassment. what i did the last time which was, i don't know, a month ago, maybe, there was a lot of women and we all -- i do some stuff where i put in individual rooms and bring themn out to everybod. we are all together. everybody is sharing stories but we never were naming names. and so finally because i always start that i've gone through -- gone through 103, which i want to grab the moment. i told the story and finally w

how but i don't know but i see you know they're not the black you know that more and the blast ego is opening theaters in new york to 25 percent capacity. that were part of it because last time i was in a new york theater 3 out of 4 people or more on screaming at the scrape so we take them on it's just maine there you go back in the theater business frank big hello good to talk to you brother. my brother we'll talk soon. later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. looking at the cost because they know no rush for us though up of stuff yes we've got 4 ways to go on things on your way. back home black american suffered from racism

i. you guys have been my clients for a long time you know i know your family i know your daughters i know your story and i know how far he's come from where he's been you know if he was to win what he needed to do he was working he was going in so much fighting and going to courts and everything and i don't understand it's like to give you hope your kids are all happy we have this hope and then also to me you just go in there and be taken away you know i can't imagine the grief and the sadness that you're going through and the only way that i have been able to understand it is that the current administration has shifted its focus for continuing his process towards a green card through the petition that you filed on his behalf so. we'll keep up the fight because i think. ok got it. so what are your thoughts in terms of helping this client. to basically not be in her car with her teenage daughters within the next week as seems to be the. the. the fear yasser only the risk at this point is is imminent. what. if you work were. ok. if you work. ok. right you know once he does show up and they

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i'll go, i don't know, i don't remember. [ laughter ] >> yes. i know. it's only people like us. talked about, you can come home and not know who was on the show. [ laughter ] it sounds so disrespectful to the people who are on your show. >> jimmy: terrible. >> but it's just -- we do so many shows. and you don't remember. i've gone up to people at parties and now i've learned to say, "good to see you." i've said," nice to meet you." and they're like, "i was on your show." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me, too. it's a real bummer. >> horrible. >> jimmy: what i do in that situation? i run. [ laughter ] but anyway, explain how the game works, exactly. >> basically, they started doing it with me because i would not remember things they'd tell me in meetings. they started playing a game on the show, "did ellen do this?" >> jimmy: you're about to do your 3,000th show. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's a lot of shows. >> jimmy: that's a lot of shows, all right. should i start with a question for you? >> sure, you start. >> jimmy: did you jump in a ball pit with britney spears? >> that sounds l