. >> i will bet a nickel i know something that isn't in it, mickey mouse. >> mickey mouse, dick traceykes up 17 pages of fine print. >> they weren't kidding when they made that capsule. >> the world done up in a small package. it's the most permanent exhibit. it will still be here when the rest of this place is in dust. >> that's remarkable. have you have -- >> human go along. jade wants to write some postcards. look around. we will meet you later. >> that's the writing room over there, the glass enclosed one. we have a letter writing contest. >> what's that, jim? >> both the folks who write and receive the best letters home from the fair each week are awarded cash prizes. the winners are announced every sunday evening during our regular program. >> i might just as well have some of that captures the next guy. >> they can't shoot you for trying. >> it looks like -- [inaudible] >> take another look. he never had a camera like that. that's a television camera. >> holy smokes, does it work? >> of course. you go down there, mr. middleton. >> it better be good. >> frank, this is middleton.

. >> mickey mouse and dick tracy they are all they are. look around to meet you later. what is the writing contest? people are awarded cash prizes. >> i might as well have some of that cash is the next guy. >> . >> : you better take another look. at the television camera. doesn't work quick. >> you can see them here. >> how are you? >> now just talk naturally. >> is it going. >> hi folks as you can see if you have your television sets turned on. >> what state are you from ?-question-mark indiana the greatest day in the world although new york is okay. [laughter] >> i came and i thought and animals conquered be doing that? the institution. two weeks ago. and any other fellow moves ahead. >> and in our research. >> or whatever you did before into the night to project into the screen. >> tell me jim do you believe in the future to take care of the young people as they come along? >> industry will take so many jobs is not enough people to fill it. >> is like you are in cahoots. >> if you're willing to sit back and let the leaders do the thinki

yes, yes, yes, but this is what people have brought in 10 years, and it’s not even all mickey mouse andurs oh my god, these girls with bows all the crazy haircuts. you remember, you recognize yourself, my dear viewers, those who continue to land. i had such, you had such a landing, i had such dishes. i just constantly hear the sand, sculpted pies. we pistols have never been interested in the boyishness of a doll. yes, there were such soft german dolls. these are like from the cheek, these were given to me by my mother in beautiful boxes, and then i collected artists there. come on, come again. you see how we hire a t-shirt, in childhood and we smile like, well, here, how absolutely everything is really you just with your head volodya plunges your best take a briefcase you know how to wind. i then its like a difference. and this is so, isn’t it done at the stadium grandmother and you live near the stadium right? yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes it's just, what a rare story. but i had a rubber olympic bear in general. you know, it was somehow difficult with toys at all, but everyone had th

desire to relax right on it, the bosses were pleased that with the import substitution of foreign mickey mouse and shrek will not be a problem, it seems to us that it would be very right to make such a soyuzmultfilm theme park in the army on vkontakte . everyone is familiar. judging by the girl of the traffic controller, she could not only stop us like a horse, but also a whole tank army of the enemy on the march, the armored car in the background looked so freshly advanced, as if ilyich just got down from him. despite the fact that the exhibition weapons were of the same age as the us president, they functioned much better and in good order, looking at the marshal's uniform. the boss figured the amazing pr director of the studio would be suitable for us in the infilm dispelled the myth that old military equipment is being replaced with computer models. they are real, they recently starred in the films of ugolnikov, he is now filming a front-line reconnaissance. yes, this is a real one, right here this airplane sang a choir. get up a huge country with all his appearance he showed that he was r

. >> trevor: mickey mouse?gucci mane peer because when this has been healthy. >> there is always mild-edge gambino. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> trevor: i'm not little. [laughter] >> announcer: coming to you from atlanta, america's favorite land, it's "the daily show." tonight... the worst political ads. the atlanta secret behind great music. and raphael warnock. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: what's going on, atlanta, georgia? [cheers and applause] how are you doing, everybody! welcome to the show! welcome to the show! welcome to it, night three! we are back! we are doing it again! take a seat, everybody! take a seat. this feels good! [cheers and applause] this has been so much fun. what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show" coming to you from atlanta, georgia, night three! we have been having so much fun here, every single day, i learned something new about the place. you know, yesterday, i learned th

because in my fourth decade i will walk with mickey mouse. took dressed mickey mouse although, of course, at that age. i think it should be worn there. thank you very much one more person to get ready for the matinee. they come to the store. what kind of chinese -made costumes are sold there, only american heroes, in short, in what's the problem? nikolai viktorovich calls you to the school director and in the diary. it was written to me incorrectly saying that you call good in these american heroes, there is nothing wrong, because you are a fool. here's a fool completely culture-the innovation of cultural bridges. one way or another , it's still politics, and this is a dude. yes, you don’t have to watch american films; they are transferred to buy them. so it is necessary to turn, as now his pants are bad in these heroes. no, they are normal funny characters. and now pay attention. thank you very much thank you for your congratulations. and i nevertheless, i will continue my thought that one must be honest, firstly, with oneself and an interna

the documentary follows mickey mouse from his early beginning in 1928 to a status as a symbol of thetory streams today on disney plus skew i know what i'm watching this weekend. >> 100% and think about it. this is just a basic black and white cartoon on a piece of paper and now is an international icon that transitions through generations, me, my parents, we all know about mickey. >> and you all have your favorite character, right? but everyone can agree mickey probably tops the list. >> and i think today is his birthday, too. i think it is today. >> if it is not, happy birthday anyway, mickey. >> you never know. >> he will have a birthday. >> >>> exciting news for foodies. local hot spots, esquire just ranked the best new restaurants in america. the bay was a big hit. >>> number 10 on the list of 40 is san francisco korean restaurant san who won. number 4, also in san francisco, french eatery, best known for their caviar and also their extensive wine list. >>> and come in at number 32, anemo, which serves up inventive korean dishes. >>> number 4 on the list, shug's. i have not eaten

>> mickey mouse character. rumors you could become disney's ceo again. >> that's ridiculous. i was ceo. you can't go home again. i gave my name tag up, my i.d., my office, my email address. it's all gone. if i wanted to run a company, i would still be running disney. i did that. >> now he's doing that again. what changed? >> disney was having its worst year since 1974 in the stock market. disney reported disappointing results last month and losses of their streaming service. one analyst told me there was growing concern on wall street about the strategic path that bob chapek had disney on, especially these la ser focus o subscriber growth. this might have been worked when the economy was booming. rates are high and there are all these recession fears. disney wanted to ride out the storm with a trusted hand. doesn't get anymore trusted than bob iger. just because it worked in the past doesn't mean it will work again. he has to get the streaming business on a sustainable path and he has to find somebody to lead t

that's important to note is that conservatives are hoping for some version of ron desanitities and mickey mouse disappointment. bob iger spoke out vehemently, commented that it was wrong and harmful to kids. i don't know what conservatives think they're getting in the form of bob iger. certainly not going to be a conservative mascot. >> as a consumer, as kelsey was saying, of certain products, i hate when i find out how deeply some -- how political the ideology of a ceo, when i'm buying a product, or consuming a service like a movie. i just stop going to see hem, because they've rammed it down my throat, and sometimes they're wrong. the major league baseball all-star game was taken from atlanta over the assumption that the voting was going to be racist, and instead they had a record turnout. you know, so i think they're making a huge economic and philosophical mistake. >> i absolutely hear what you're saying. there are times when companies have to take a moral stand. a lot of companies did that with the don't say gay bill. disney had 80,000 employees in florida. they were being pressured. cchap

after trump, going after peaceful protesters involved in january 6th, going after documents, this mickey mouseff. you look at who he is and who his wife is, these are hard core radicals that they've put in there. and the only way to begin to slow this down, the only way to begin to slow this down is on tuesday and should we win big and i would tell the american people stop listening to this red wave stuff. should we win big, and i hope it is, but you don't run elections that way, the republicans are going to be held to account by people like us. because they better get to the bottom of this and better figure out how to do something about it because when obama is running around saying we're going to lose our democracy, a man who has never believed in this country, a man who has never believed in this founding, a man who believes in the 1619 project and critical race theory and all the rest of it, that should tell you that from their perspective democracy means one party rule, iron fisted control and the politicization of federal law enforcement. >> that's exactly right. there's a reason why the

soldiers, sailors, airmen, whatever we did to serve, we had no choice whether it was donald trump, mickey mouse in the white house. i'm a little nervous. host: you are doing great. go ahead. caller: we had to serve. we had a mission. that mission had to be carried out. i lost friends. it was 1983 to 1986. host: are you still there? david, are you still there in dallas, texas? we will go to joe from green valley, arizona. caller: good morning to you. i was in the service from 1964 to 1968. i was in a part of the army that was an offshoot of the old oss from world war ii. we were kind of a secret bunch of people that worked in a different world. host: where were you? caller: i spent a year in turkey. the rest of the time i was assigned to the national security agency. host: what kind of work were you doing? caller: the easy way to say it was the beginning of the electronics spy world. we did things differently. i carly, volunteer at the twosome veterans -- tucson veterans administration hospital. i worked in the pharmacy doing things. unfortunately, i came out of the service with not much of anyt

we're kicking it off with the disney ultimate toy drive. >> mickey mouse in the house.re going to keep giving back this holiday season but first we want to take a look at some of our favorite moments with 2022 where we celebrated incredible people across the country who are indeed making a difference. when it comes to giving back -- >> surprise! [ cheers ] reporteorg lol a" goes all out. heith grangift >> no wa suri cebri >> give u >> come here. >> reporter: the money they all need. >> $10,000. >> $20,000. [ cheers ] >> $100,000. >> $1 million. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: so they can do even more to lift their communities. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. this is going to help us keep food in our cupboard. ♪ i love the holidays ♪ >> we often have to give people a lot of tough news so it's so gratifying to also be able to shine a light on people who are out there doing good, changing lives every single day. >> oh, man. >> i love you so much. >> i love you too. >> the more people you can help just the better you can make it and just helping someone, inspiring on

a very competitive industry and also disney has some special legislative patent extension for mickey mouserty is interested in continuing to extend so maybe they're thinking bob iger can come back with his political connections. a lot of headwinds for the stock. if they break this company up into three or four different strategic pieces this could end up being the buy, one of these great buys but i don't -- i'm not quite convinced but i'm nowhere near as negative as i was in the stock just 24 hours ago. maria: well, look moffett nathanson is upgrading the stock. they've got activist investors now. dan lowe said spin out espn before he retracted that. t rrian, he's not happy about bb iger coming back. they are trying to pressure the company to cut costs and get the stock up after selling off 40% this year. we'll be watching that one. we're watching housing, art. your thoughts on the housing industry bracing for a downturn but real estate and home of builder stocks are soaring. what's going on in the last couple weeks here. shares of red fin and pulte up better than 10% since november 9th. a

dollar, but demand is still very strong, and it's late november one of the key points, it's kind of mickey mouse what happens next? it's going to be winter. >> yeah. no, for sure and just real quickly, you said oil stocks also buy. they have really outperformed crude itself does that not already build in that positive picture? >> you know, we had said short service for two years, and now we love service, slb, we're halliburton, we're neighbors we're buying oil leverage here, because i think our belief is the market's going to recognize we have an oil supply problem, and they're going to buy service. and it's actually unusual -- it hasn't -- originally, you know, when i was saying on cnbc, in 2020, buy exxon, short apple, the argument was basically, thescos are going to be, you know, in great shape over the next three to five years that worked out, but what the next phase is, is the market realization that we're short oil and we need oil. and to us, that's an oil service trade. >> all right well, paul, we'll see. we'll check in with you soon, see how it goes once we get beyond late november appre

mickey mouse character. >> yes. >> there are rumors that you could become disney's ceo again. >> that'ss. i was ceo for a long time. you can't go home again, i'm gone. >> really? it's happened before. >> i gave my id up, my name tag up, my office, my email address it's all gone. i think if i wanted to run a company i'd still be running disney. no, i did that. >> now he is. joining us now, sarah fisher. it's great to have you. i was reading through your reporting this morning. chapek has had a rocky run, but the fact that iger is coming back to disney to help get it off its knees, they face so many troubles. tell us what you know. >> i think these two have had a rocky relationship the last two years. a report came out in "the new york times" that sort of asserted that bob iger wanted to come back and bring more control to the company amid the coronavirus pandemic, i think the executives to be on the same page ever since. but what this really suggests to me, weakness on the side of the disney board. bob iger had years as a ceo to choose a successor. and now, him coming back, bob chapek di

. >> that could have been mickey mouse.uld have been a dead person. >> i'd fire everybody that was involved in this election. >> but the voters fired trump and the judges rejected those cases. that's a reality that matters because as that door closed, trump's staff increasingly turned more focused on installing trump electors in states that biden had won. this was a kind of hail mary alternative to court where they were losing. as early as november around the election date rick perry lobbied the white house secretly on what he called an aggressive strategy to have republican offs just send their own electors in for trump and that fraud would somehow in their view override what the actual voters did in those states which biden won. that started early and trump lawyers wrote it up into a formal plan within 11 days of biden's win, the goal, to get electors pledged to trump to meet on december 14th, and lie and claim they represented voters in states that went for biden, not trump. but the electoral college formalized biden's w

a mickey mouse character. that you could be are the disney ceo again. >> that is ridiculous. i was ceo for a long time. i was gone. i gave my i.d. up and my name tag up and my office and my mail address. it is all gone. if i want to run a company, would you still be running disney. no, i did that. >> and now he's doing it again and facing a totally different set of challenges. he has too right the ship and figure out streaming and cut down on the losses but two he has to groom a successor. he's 71 and this is a two-year contract. finding a successor may not be that easy. i think we've seen that in the last few years. >> we'll see what moves le make. it is good to see you. >>. >>> so investigators in idaho are combing through hundreds of tips right now and it is also, after it is now been a week after four university of idaho students were killed at an off campus home. so far authorities say that they have not found a weapon or a suspect or a motive. with so many questions, with so many more questions than answ

. >> a mickey mouse character.here are rumors you could become disney's ceo again. >> that's ridiculous. >> ridiculous. >> i was ceo for a long time, you can't go home again. >> it's happened before. starbucks. >> i gave my name tag up, my id, office, email address it's gone. i think if i wanted to still run a company i'd run disney. no, i did that. >> he's doing it again. his successor, bob chapek is stepping down effective immediately. bob chapek's tenure included a fight with florida governor ron desantis, after the don't say gay bill and chapek faced issues with not speaking out to it quickly enough. >> a lot of these issues are not necessarily political. it's about right and wrong. i happen to feel, and i tweeted an opinion about the don't say gay bill in florida. to me it wasn't politics it was right and wrong. that seemed wrong. it seemed potentially harmful to kids. >> so this is totally fascinating. i think uiger thought he was never going to come back. but like howard schultz at starbucks who came back th

who the hell goes after mickey mouse in florida? >> he was boog too nice to the lgbtq community. lee didn't like their content. there's also the issue of the venezuelan migrants which we're now finding out the firms of the people who were coordinating that, there might have been benefit around ron desantis. there's a history of that, rick scott once said he was going to drug test everyone who works in the state of florida and his wife worked for the drug clinics. there's a sense of government for personal benefit and in this case cruelty for political and private benefit. what would you do as governor to fix that situation? because those folks are already gone, and now the state legislature has more money available to continue deporting people from other states. >> your point is excellent and well made. what you do to stop it is elect charlie crist as governor and that will never happen again. because we won't treat people like they're cattle and ship them off, these hispanic people who simply wanted to come to a place to have an opportunity to have freedom and seek it, and gover

i thought the mickey mouse version of the story would be the most unusual. this one updates the story to modern times and gives broadway like musical treatment to walk us through the story of a very swore me unlikeable character. guys, given a chance to redeem himself after visits from ghosts of the past president future, that's pretty much where the tradition ends, though this version is much more sassy, much more sarcastic and suggest that all while maintaining its pg 13 rating, it balances the chemistry between its stars. ryan reynolds will farrell and octavia spencer playing on their strengths, but also challenging them with singing and dancing that they for the most part pull off. it's hard not to like this timeless story this time with the pressure code of 2022 pain. it's a dean's list b in theaters now and coming to apple tv. plus, november 18th, you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richar

alternative is shaping up to be ron desantis whose priorities as florida govern including going after mickey mouse, teachers, and drag brunches and yelling at school kids because they're wearing masks to prevent covid, and oh, did i mention he started out as a member of, say it with me, the tea party. and with trump supposedly gearing up to announce another run for president tomorrow, it's abundantly clear that even if some beltway republicans want him to go away, there's a high chance trump won't listen. as this weekend's "saturday night live" depicted perfectly. >> don't you need to, like, walk your daughter down the aisle. >> missed it, anyway, what are you guys talking about? you see -- >> mr. president, i don't know how to tell you this, but we have moved on. we can't have you on the show anymore. >> what? what did i do? >> it's because you lost. mr. president, we just don't see a future with you. but you know what, we can still be friends. okay? so bye-bye now. >> wait, wait, wait. i have a big announcement, november 15th. don't push me off. i have a big announcement, and it's not what you t

i thought the mickey mouse version of the story would be the most unusual. but this one updates the story to modern times and gives it to broadway like musical treatment to walk us through the story of a very swore me unlikeable character. guys, given a chance to redeem himself after visits from ghosts of the past president future, that's pretty much where the tradition and though this version is much more sassy, much more sarcastic and suggest that all while maintaining its pg 13 rating, it balances the chemistry between its stars. ryan reynolds will farrell and octavia spencer playing on their strengths, but also challenging them with singing and dancing that they for the most part pull it's hard not to like this timeless story this time with the pressure code of twenty-twenty to paint. it's a dean's list b in theaters now and coming to apple tv. plus, november 18th, you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, i hope you have a great weekend in chicago.

and now, for this birthday, my 23-year-old girls gave a huge mickey mouse. correctly that they couldn’t work even after giving birth, and everything fell on sergey’s shoulders quite right, and he began to work hard, and in nightclubs and so on. well, i met a younger, prettier girl. well, i think so, he says, no, well, i can't deceive a woman's heart. i understood it. i felt it, here. well, actually, i'm not began to hold. well, that doesn't mean he's a bad person. you understand, he is a good person, he is a wonderful person, and i loved him and still love him to this day, but these are just different feelings, he himself left. well, as i put things like this and said, take it, go he took it and went. it turns out that yes. sam. and what led to the fact that you said so, take things. the next time already the next night the person at work does not come, i do not see at all. there, he must dance there, that's all, and our life ends here again in the evening he wakes up and goes dance again. apparently , love was very strong there on the side, and how did his

subscribers netflix gold 230 million subscribers is losing money over the billion dollars a year big mickey mouseoverfished as i mean one of the things you've got rooney gleefully . the coronavirus it gleefully. the coronavirus it wasn't very close i suppose streaming service soon it streaming service soon it streaming services been nosediving because they regarded as a bit of a luxury. meanwhile i don't know whether the people are going to net. a couple of weeks ago this busy until weeks ago this very busy until and people . to japan the first and people. to japan the first time we ever went to disney absolutely torrential rain through which is of course the california and we just recently oh to avoid oh he was arguing with the floor there was a lot of hoo ha over there there's also this whole thing if the guy was go broke pushing through this of a forced adversity when you put time on the actual quality goes down and then the revenues go. i mean, it was quite interesting florida thing because as i understand , was a because as i understand, was a very mixed message. i think he was caught on the

subscribers netflix gold 230 million subscribers is losing money over the billion dollars a year big mickey mouseoverfished as i mean one of the things you've got rooney gleefully . the coronavirus it gleefully. the coronavirus it wasn't very close i suppose streaming service soon it streaming service soon it streaming services been nosediving because they regarded as a bit of a luxury. meanwhile i don't know whether the people are going to net. a couple of weeks ago this busy until weeks ago this very busy until and people . to japan the first and people. to japan the first time we ever went to disney absolutely torrential rain through which is of course the california and we just recently oh to avoid oh he was arguing with the floor there was a lot of hoo ha over there there's also this whole thing if the guy was go broke pushing through this of a forced adversity when you put time on the actual quality goes down and then the revenues go. i mean, it was quite interesting florida thing because as i understand , was a because as i understand, was a very mixed message. i think he was caught on the

people go and vote for the democrat , they look, they vote for the brand of the party there and win mickey mouse, at all to a person in the nineteenth, i had an episode somewhere in one of the northern regions, when, indeed, uh, also won the elections. uh, well, i went to the local duma of the party. uh, leader means the list that passed away 2 weeks before hmm before before but it's a list. here is a specific person, occupied specific post does not care who he is and his last name only cares about his party affiliation. and actually everyone comes, because of but the party, as it were, for which all elections are used to, and most of them always. so by mail. it was their choice and struggle. all of them only extras, only where they are. uh, shaky, the preponderance of political strategists go there means there is competition and it is there now it is there 6-8 states and in all the rest you can predict in 2 years who will vote how. eh, and what will be the final the result and in fact all these are their arguments about great victories, uh, we are talking about great victories only where the re

degrees which have mickey mouse degrees where actually have to be at where you actually have tousing university very much just using the degree as an excuse bring the degree as an excuse to bring in family are in members of their family are then work and often then going into work and often in the not legal. yes black economy whatever you call it. yes so that is an argument. and rishi sunak is trying to deal with that one way that he's talking about dealing with that is only allowing foreign students going students over if they're going to britain's to one of britain's elite university . ts or university. ts right. or cracking down on the number of people who foreign student can bnng people who foreign student can bring because . at bring over because. at the moment people which moment it's for people which some but some people quite a lot, but that seems to be the problem with the immigrant issue people it's not that workers are coming in to britain to fill skills gaps. in to britain to fill skills gaps . it's that you've got the gaps. it's that you've got the families of those

they had a mickey mouse watch they had a gillette safety razor, which was a new technology not having to use a straight razor and slit your neck with it. they had a kewpie doll. and i'll admit i had to look up what a qp doll was. it's this creepy thing, but it was the hottest children's story of the era. they had a dollar and spare change. they had an asbestos shingle because why not and of course they had the coolest thing of all. cigarettes give your throat a vacation says this doctor. but they also included a letter. from the famed scientist albert einstein who was appointed to be the science advisor for the ferry, he was alive at this time and he explained in the letter he put in his time capsule that in the time in which he lived his society had and i quote learned to fly and we are able to send messages and news without any difficulty over the entire world through electronic waves and quote. what he's talking about? is the radio which was the technology that was relatively new at the time. in fact, one of the brand new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile ma

they had a mickey mouse watch. they had a gillette safety razor. not having to use a straight razor to slit your neck with it. they had a doll. i will admit that i had to look up what the doll was. it is this creepy thing. it was the hottest children's toy of the era. they had $1 in spare change. they had and spend estes shingle. why not? of course, they also had the coolest thing of all, cigarettes. give your throat a vacation, says this doctor. they also included a letter from the famous scientist, albert einstein. he was appointed to -- he explained in the letter that he put in this time capsule that in the time in which he lived, society had learned to fly. we are able to send messages and news without any difficulties. that is over the entire world. what he is talking about was the radio. it was a relatively new technology at the time. in fact, one of the brand-new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile machine. it could use radio wave to transmit a newspaper to be pointed out in your home. that is kind of amazing. the data

that could have been mickey mouse or a dead person. >> standing near rudy giuliani is an attorney named sidney powell who became the face of one of the most notorious and deranged lies that diminion machines were shifting votes to biden. >> after she was sued, powell conceded that powell lied that no reasonable persons would conclude that her at the same times were truly statements of facts. the attorney general bill barr was investigating all of trump's fraud claims. >> it was getting awkward because obviously, he lost the election. he had lost. >> our role is to investigate fraud and it is not panning out. >> he was going to win in spite of all the fraud. >> spurred on by the most arden election liars including many in maga media. >> donald trump would not listen to reasons or facts. >> where is the doj or the fbi in all of this? >> missed in action. >> i felt it was time for me to say something so i set up a lunch with the ap reporter, and i told him that today we have not seen fraud on the scale that could affected a different outcome in the at the election. >> a heated trump/bar me

i want to watch mickey mouse clubhouse.er have before. what's it like becoming the full-on disney prince? >> it was fun. i think it all really, the moment you put on your costume for the first time you sort of have your belts and your boots and the jacket and everything, and it's, like, oh, this is so much fun. i remember taking all these selfies in my trailer and sending them back home to the kids to see it. it was just a lot of fun to actually get a chance to sing and to dance and to just let go and not worry what people think, just have fun. the environment was really safe. my first scene was a big dance number for you and i and morgan, and i kept thinking in the process of what it feels like to be a singer. the vibration is incredible. >> oh, yeah. >> and it gives you a kind of -- >> the adrenaline and the busz buzz of that and it's nice to be in your world. >> yeah. you did an amazing job. >> i had a great time and it was an honor to be a part of that. >> idina, what was it like -- >> i can't believe you didn't sing. >

standing on the stage, it is not at all clear who, because there is a distorted sound in your ears, mickey mouse he or is he or is he or not? tonight in the premiere edition of duets check on intuition will pass nine popular artists, with whom the king of outrageous philip kirkorov will sing, who will hide from the chief captain? oleg gazmanov, who will surprise the cossack nadya and the meeting with which star will bring vlad to pavlov to hysterics is always interesting, the riddle you are worried and you are an invitation to whoever is there, it turns out that the new season of duets has every chance to repeat and even win in popularity. the first part of the musical tv project. after all, this show has all the components of the success of your favorite song artist and a mystery. who is behind this wall? get ready to be amazed along with the artists, and also to laugh a lot. show hosts nikolay baskov and sergey lazarev are back in business, and this is the only duo of artists who do not need to hide from each other, people wrote comments and asked to leave our thunder said, do not change. uh,

soldiers, sailors, airmen, whatever we did to serve, we had no choice whether it was donald trump, mickey mousen the white house. i'm a little nervous. host: you are doing great. go ahead. caller: we had to serve. we had a mission. that mission had to be carried out. i lost friends. it was 1983 to 1986. host: are you still there? david, are you still there in dallas, texas? we will go to joe from green valley, arizona. caller: good morning to you. i was in the service from 1964 to 1968. i was in a part of the army that was an offshoot of the old oss from world war ii. we were kind of a secret bunch of people that worked in a different world. host: where were you? caller: i spent a year in turkey. the rest of the time i was assigned to the national security agency. host: what kind of work were you doing? caller: the easy way to say it was the beginning of the electronics spy world. we did things differently. i carly, volunteer at the twosome veterans -- tucson veterans administration hospital. i worked in the pharmacy doing things. unfortunately, i came out of the service with not much of anythi

he goes after the baseball team in florida, the favorite baseball team in florida, goes after mickey mouse in florida. goes after cruises. and, yeah, this plays well to the sliver of snowflakes who are easily triggered by these just phony issues and most of them for the most part are phony issues compared to what working class americans and middle class americans need to get their jobs. but this is where the national party has done. this does not end well for them. >> the party of business won't take a meeting with the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce. what would reagan/bush think about that? correct me if i'm wrong, it was because the chamber of commerce endorsed a couple of democratic candidates last go around, is that the reason he won't take a meeting. >> 23 democrats, that was it. and, you know, the republican study committee, which as joe knows, biggest caucus of house conservatives, they basically had a meeting which i reported on a couple of months ago, one member after the other, ranting about how they have gone woke, and, you know, i mean, just, it was astonishing, truly asto

you're going to give your this holiday disney this dream holiday in disney world and world meeting mickey mousey doing little phones. yeah little new mobile phones. yeah instead enjoying the moment instead of enjoying the moment doesn't that seem it's doesn't that seem right it's funny actually in in gyles brandreth new book which is just out about in fact it's not out until couple of weeks time until a couple of weeks time i think it's about the queen he's saying very prided saying how she very prided herself being able to modern herself on being able to modern technology. we she was very technology. we know she was very good calls win good at doing zoom calls win having tablets and various bits of new technology in the house but she's and all have her grandchild and children all have their and mobile phones but she did make the one rule is when we sit have lunch together sit down to have lunch together or mobile at the table or dinner no mobile at the table that's probably a very thing she's probably really two to each other. she's probably the only matriarch in the country who able to absolu