it but >> prosecutor pryor wasn't window without a fight.eals. jessie and jarred meanwhile, we're out and about relatively free. how did you feel about both jessie and jarred being out on house arrest? we just ankle bracelets? >> i was livid. i argued to the best of my ability to the judge about why someone that was charged with such a heinous murder should be out on an ankle monitor. none of the arguments that i made were convincing to the judge. >> then, everyone waited. and waited. four long years went by before the appeals court finally reached a decision. cited sided with the prosecution. was that moment like when you get word that it's been overturned and the statement will be allowed? >> i was very much relieved. >> pryor considered her options and concluded of the two jarred deserve the harshest punishment. >> jarred long was the one who pulled the trigger nine times. jarred long was the one who took the life of vincent goslyn. so, we want to make sure he received the maximum punishment that he could for this crime. >> to do that, th

. >> i thought you was richard pryor's -- [ laughter ] i thought you were richard pryor's long-lost songed the name because you wanted to do it on your own steam. i was like, whoa. >> david: that's the best rumor ever. when you started i was like, oh-oh, and then what happened? >> i wa so country, man, i didn't know what was going -- you just looked like a big-ass star to me, man. i remember i had a jheri curl that was dry. i only had enough money to keep this part wet. [ laughter ] >> david: anybody know what a jheri curl -- >> i'm about to show them, i got evidence. >> david: i got a picture of jamie that i keep here. [ laughter and applause ] >> what, what? >> david: you were gapped up, you were like -- >> see, that was the california curl right there. for entrepreneurs, i had the little curls in the front and the big ones in the back. from the side it looked like a z-28. [ laughter ] but you know what's crazy? i love davidal lien grier! [ cheers and applause ] >> david: now wait -- see, he doesn't understand that i love him so much that i actually carry -- [ laughter ] >> a picture

and it was richard pryor who said, no, you have to make this movie. and you have to cast this guy.eople. >> i would like you to meet the new sheriff of rock ridge. >> i'd be delighted. wow! i've got to talk to you, come here. can't you see that that man is a ni -- wrong person, forgive me. >> the story was the strand to hang the pearls. the pearls were all of the jokes. >> look at that. steady as a rock. >> yeah, but i shoot with this hand. >> they were satirical, there were puns. they were sexual. they were sight gags. >> kinky. >> he even broke the fourth wall and the cast is running out of warner brothers. i mean, it was just crazy. >> i asked him, is it a movie you could make today? he said, i could barely make it then! >> dr. frankenstein. >> "young frankenstein" is a brilliant satire. >> frankenstein. >> and mel went to extraordinary lengths to get the details right. the look of it, the black and white. >> why did you make it in black and white? >> it was a glorious homage to the horror classic. it had to be done in black and white if we were going to do it properly. >> it's

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ian pryor, excessive director of fight for schools.the trump administration's department of justice. good to have you here today, ian. thanks for having me. >> some of these students moved to different schools. some of their parents moved to a different stay. the most tragic part, many dropped out and many are in inner city areas in cities with democratic leadership who failed these children and the likelihood that they ever go back to school is pretty high, isn't it? >> yeah, that's correct. what you saw through the pandemic is several school divisions would keep schools where you had other school divisions even in the same states that would open the schools. you know, parents are looking out and saying, what's going on here? you're not following the science, you're not looking at what other schools are doing. it was more political. what you're seeing is that parents are taking their kids out of school because they don't trust the school system going forward and they're not going to engage in this behavior with keeping schools closed

. >> trace: let's bring in a father of two school-aged children, ian pryor, the executive director of worked in the trump administration's department of justice. ian, great to see you. when the teachers union start calling parents extremists, history shows that it's time for merrick garland to call in the cavalry. >> what i say to them is good. good. keep bringing it. right? when you become a parent, you also get a little bit of that incredible hulk in you. you wouldn't like us when we're angry. as terry mcauliffe noticed, didn't work out well for him. it's not going to work out well for randi weingarten and becky pringle and all of these unions that are coming after parents with ads. there's millions of parents. there's far more of us than they are of them. it is not a good idea. >> trace: yeah, that's a fair assessment. the new jersey education association issued a statement. they're saying really that they're not really targeting all parents and they go on to sale "we're concerned by attempts that we've seen to limit what other people's children are allowed to read, learn or be exp

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