you deceived me ; in front of you olya thank you for leaving me to you.leave, that you don't need me. sasha, i really was going to tell you everything, go away. do you think the nurse came out. and by the way, this is her job, if it's money that pays, leave. and don't come here again, you understand? so open your eyes, don't be afraid. you see me. how many fingers? one is so good, and now two. and so it is clear, you see the top line. yes, great, turn around here put the chin. we stumble and don't move. so good. everything is fine. where are you from here? dad, i need money. under one condition will you work? it's time for me to go crazy, brothers. in the end, everything will be yours. you must know how it all works. fine. i agree. she said she was always there. better abroad. and no more expensive than our dad always treated in munich. yes, it's a pity, of course, boris arkhipovich, not old, but the material seems to be. wan, well, haven't you made mistakes in your life? this is some completely idiotic stubbornness. you can’t be offended by your mother,

i mean, you get an an extra, you know, handbag that you ordered in the mail and, you know, you think, you know, do i send it back? do i keep it? you know, and you made the right choice about sending it back. but again i think, you know, we all face these kinds of ethical questions through our daily experiences that, you know, essentially would have been us. yeah, you're fraught, you know, you're defrauding the company. if you know it's not yours and you haven't paid for it. but i thought that was a really helpful way for people to understand just how simple right these kinds of decisions are that you're faced with in a daily way and how you fall into, you know, being accidental perpetrator. absolutely. absolutely. and i. one of my goals with the book was to make it relatable. and so if you notice a lot of the examples and the a lot a lot of the cases are they may be smaller to medium size, but they're relatable if you think about it, because i think if you asked a sample of ten people, eight of them would tell you, i've received that i didn't pay for before. they would tell you that t

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one thing you can say to someone, you know, is, you know, if you, if you just skipped drinking a couple of days. why don't you see how you feel? and what i tell people is if, if you feel better when you're not drinking, then your body is trying to tell you something to listen to your body. another option is to talk to your primary care doctor, and then the person goes in for a physical know, make sure that the physician ask them or, or the nurse practitioner, whoever you know in the health care domain, ask them how much do you drink and, and a very simple version of this is how much do you drink and how much do your friends drink and just those 2 questions. you can do the audit, see, which is something that use professionally at basically is similar. it just is how often do you have a drink containing alcohol? how many drinks do you have on a typical day and have you ever had more than 6 drinks or more on, on a given occasion? and that audit see is part of a bigger screener. but, but it actually awesome predicts whether someone is developing alcohol use problem . now i'm not suggesting

do you how do you meld into the wall? do you become there but not there with someone having such a personal moment? and tell us about this experience being with her in that very powerful moment for her person? yeah. i mean, it was i sort knew many years before that that i would be asked to photograph the funeral for for the reagans. and so when he died, i flew out to california. and, you know, i had had a relationship with mrs. reagan that was, you know, quite intimate in ways because you end up as a white house photographer being very intimate situations. so so i had had this previous relationship with her and. i was there on their behalf and, but it was also documented history. so i have to say it was very eerie to see the on air force to to see those gas seats on the plane had been removed. and i strapped the casket in in the guest cabin of air force one. and president bush was nice enough to send air force one out to california to up reagan's casket. so it's very eerie to just see it sitting back there. and then at on

so if you do lay down you may not you know, you may not wake up from that. and so that's i think the message, the psa if you will and i got this from a real close of mine who is a cardiologist who one day said, you know, if you ever feel weird, call 911 and all the worst you can be is a little embarrassed that you had indigestion gene or something, which sense to a degree. so i offer that advice. and secondly, what he added, which was perfect but perfectly to my survival, he says. and when you call 911 immediately, tell them where you are, which like duh. right? it makes sense. but then he added a very dramatic piece like immediately tell them where you are because you may not make it past the phone call. and i remember one night where i was and what i heard him say that i remember thinking, okay, that's a little dramatic. but you know what? fast forward a couple of years, just come in from iran. i'm a turned vegan. i know i'm a good weekend athlete. i'm not overly necessarily, but i hear my phone buzzes across the room and as i go to get it, i feel my legs

you don't you remember him? i'm like, well, there was one of me and 50 of him, i don't you know, i'm so sorry. and i'm like, oh you look vaguely familiar and so in of course, i think i look the same, right? but probably not true. but that point it lowers. i see two sides to it. now, this is to this to me. i write a fair i i didn't originally write about this in the book, but i was willing to listen to a lot feedback on the book before it got published in. lot of people wanted me to talk about this, so authentically. what did i really feel and said, look, i was the only woman and it had a very interesting effect on me because i was i knew when i raised my hand and talked when i said would be remembered and i didn't want to look stupid and therefore i studied super hard. it would lead to like this lifelong over preparation point, by the way, but i would be so focused on that. so was that fair? i felt that way, no. did it have this positive that what it was first like a shield that i felt i had to know more. but ov

you you went to visit him and you had had a chat about you and. he was he seemed to be very conscientious, making sure he did. yeah further change the makeup of the. that's right. that's right. and so we're in 2021 and a lot of people were pressure on him to leave then. and he just he felt he had years at least because he thought he had until 2022, before the set of makeup changed. and it turned out the democrats held the senate. but you he didn't want to take a chance on that, but it was 2021 and he was under a lot of pressure. and i i loved doing i just flew up to see him in new hampshire in his summer home. i was very excited about getting him to talk to me because he was very helpful in many regards. he i remember he clearly got could he we had enough time and he he bet and he bet correctly she she did not her bet did not come in. you know, i mean she lost that bet. obviously the conditions changed from when she first thought she was taking a risk but justice breyer wasn't going to take a big risk. he took maybe a small risk, but i don't know

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you said you came your parents brought you small to the big theater, and there you went up to the orchestra for a long time hanging near it and then said that you would work here soon after sleeping. well, you yes, the pure truth, well , why such a strange choice? explain your thoughts here. why are you a hole? i liked the fact that i planned to be a violinist in the orchestra to play, but it turned out that there was a sofa for the lady. you know, since childhood, music has always fascinated me in general, that is, it’s not that they are singing on the stage. yes , the orchestra. well, in the end it all worked out. and at the end, in march 2022, you became a conductor of the bolshoi theater of belarus, how did you perceive these changes. a very good question, because in fact it's one thing when you come there, and you don't work there , and everything seems so wonderful, bright , beautiful, when you come to work there. only of course, you face certain difficulties with the reality that you expected to get in reality. i expected that everything would be much simpler, more interesting, you k

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all right, go right for they've been ronald reagan, you would have them, you know, you, you know, you to go there and you know, you would have to put in, you know, you, then you better shape up or you'll see what you get. that's, that's not where the public is, the bodies as we did a would. let's bring peace now. and that's true. also in europe. i mean, we just had a pole in the, in germany, overwhelming majority of germans do not love your brain and nature. so shult and bucks as well. oh nato allies agree you agree must be made. so. yeah, but that's, you know, germany, the public opinion said no, we don't want this. and you go to any country in europe and you want us and they said, no, we don't want that. we don't want essentially being, we're being pushed into a war that we don't want by political leaders who have not even been able to spell out what exactly their objectives of you don't mind me. they talking about values. i suppose one of them would be a democracy, but that means when the parallel speaks someone's 1000 burden speaks, there's such a democracy deficit lean towards hi

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you were here. i'm so glad you wrote book. thank you. i, i was just -- backstage just before we came out. i was saying, how i am of talking about being now like. yeah, i mean, like, i'm not tired of doing it in the fun way, but like the thing where the people, like, are mad at you or like ask you questions or want you to go on film are like, i just leave me or like they want to talk about the that the whale that it's god, you know we, can talk about this later but yeah, yeah. and i was like, i'm so tired and i'm so glad that you wrote this perfect short, tense, horrid little book that i can just throw at people. and it's got all the stuff. i mean, should i just start asking you questions? because i'm sure you. let's do it. okay, well, that's because that started a segway into one of my questions. great. so i'm just going to ask it, which is that you're such a good writer. oh, thank you. oh, my gosh. it's really i really mean that, like, you know, since forever, i've always, like, truly admired your craft and the way that you write it has

you know what? call me when you get a ring.ut the woman who came back from a russian gulag: brittney griner. [cheers and applause] the wnba star is now saying that after what happened in russia, she is never playing overseas again. and i feel you. if that shit happens to me, forget overseas. i wouldn't play basketball anywhere. not in america, not in my backyard. i wouldn't even watch basketball! i would become the first black woman to watch hockey. i mean, really. think about what she went through. she went to russia to play basketball and she ended up in jail! staying out of jail is the whole reason black people started playing basketball in the first place. i don't even know if we like it! bouncing a ball like a child, running around back and forth. oh, it's exhausting. that edges even so make a real job. and i'm supposed to watch this? plus, the shorts are way too long now. what happened to those wilt chamberlin shorts? [cheers and applause] you know, i'm trying to see if a man is circumcised. look at the white shorts. you

you text and do you text him? do you send long, confused, sometimes meandering and rambling text messages to your son? like most moms do? i think every mom does that, right. well, my dad is more more guilty of that than my mother is, for sure. yeah. yeah, absolutely. yes. i mean, there's like, i'll get long texts about his shoulder, you know, about his shoulder? yeah. he the body. yeah i don't send him nothing like that, though, but i will shoot him a text. you will shoot. okay. now, what we've done here tonight, and we were wondering if you would be so kind as to play a role in this. and that is we've collected these are real text messages from the parents of people who work on our staff. oh, okay. and i know you're a talk show host, but let's also you know, you came into our lives as a singer and so i was wondering if you would be so kind as to put some of these again, real texts to music, real text. do you want me to sing it to the music? yes well, you can do it however you like, but i'll give you the we'll sta

even turn you into a lion if you want. there's text that describes what you're watching while you're watching it. and then you throw in some random people talking into tiny microphones about who knows what. and finally, there's a comment section asking what your feet look like. and the president of china watches every second of this. he's just watching. and one day he's going to use it against us. that's tiktok for you. tiktok is owned -- their parent company is a company called bytedance. the fear is that the chinese government could order bytedance to turn over all the information it has on us at any time. and if china figures out how to make spaghetti on a countertop, they'll be unstoppable. the chinese, by the way, don't allow any of our social media platforms in their country. in fact, they don't even allow tiktok. they have a sanitized version of tiktok. so the house energy and commerce committee ordered the ceo of bytedance to appear to try to convince them that tiktok is not a threat to our national security. >> th

you matter! you matter! i am fighting for you. am will not stop. >> i don't think they want you fighting for them. [laughter] >> you are the worse thing ever. i know what you are thinking, did we just replay the same clip three times? no, it was all her. we found something more repetitive than jamie's joke. kat, how persuasive was she? >> it is remarkable to me how much politics to be having a well public melt down. then, i realized it seems like you have to have them only be about preapproved narratives for your size. for example, this bill also had a 12-week abortion ban in it. i have not heard as much about that as i have about the trans part. >> yeah. >> i don't understand. it is fascinating to think about, i don't understand how people decide what things to amplify and when. >> ten years ago, she would have an institutionallize. the trans issues scrambled people's brain. >> tyrus is angry. tyrus is mad. make the bad lady stop. >> i am not qualified to speak on this anymore. i am phobic-tyrus. we need a rhythm teacher. when do

you went to cambridge. after you graduated, what did you do?ane: after i graduated, i joined goldman as an analyst. david: that is an easy job to get. an easy job when you have it. you don't work more than 30, 40 hours a week. jane: yes. yes. david: so, how many years did you do that? jane: i worked at goldman for a couple of years. i was young when i started. i was the boring girl from scotland. everyone else was european, spoke multiple languages, and was a lot more exotic and interesting than me. so after i finished the analyst program, i thought, i better make myself a bit more interesting. so i moved to spain. david: did you speak spanish before? jane: i didn't. david: so now you speak spanish? jane: [speaking spanish] david: well, i know one word. si, or something. [laughter] my language skills are very limited. jane: luckily, you have other talents, which is a fortunate thing. david: spanish is not one of them. so, you do that for a couple years and then you decide to go to where? jane: to america. i did the same. talked my way into harv

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i understand you, it's hard to believe, but i love you. understand, i'm hurting you. everyone no it hurts a lot. i really don't know what to do. i always think about how to stop it, so that everyone would be fine, it doesn’t work out. does not work. now baby i do not know how. go away max i want to see you more. never come. what is this check from an atm for 150 thousand? i don't know. and also good only sad. ah, here. where are you? just hurry, let's go home. i run you everywhere for another week no google cartoons set. what is the basin citizens do not pass, why do you think so? there are some things a long time ago they would have called to let him hear, so it didn’t happen, then this time the man performs verses for him, right? everything is fine. please note. we are waiting for you at the cinema with a swimming pool. hello. hello. yes, what is it? your loan, you are hiding behind your predatory ex-wife. can you leave at any moment? i have already switched to 1001 a thousand times, and then, well, probably, it will probably be more hon

adequate of your files and you you, you know, say, you know, a business or a hospital and you need to get your files restored to get up and running, you may not feel like you have a choice and it really becomes becomes this dilemma. we at a few cases one and then there's cases where you want to pay, but it can't happen fast enough. and there was a case involving a hospital in alabama. you know, the electronic health records were down and the various systems monitoring were shut down. and newborn baby died because ransomware shut down the fetal monitoring and it was all know where where this monitoring ordinarily would have happened at the nurses station and the nurses would have seen the distress, the fetus they didn't see that the baby died severe, would have delivered by c-section. but ended up, you know, being delivered normally and and with severe brain damage. died, died shortly after being born. we looked at the case of baltimore, which was in the news a few years ago. some of you may remember this the baltimore was hit ransomware and the mayor famously resisted paying the ranso

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and you tweet about it. you literally put in a tweet you said you decided you were going to meet. would you assume that you were going to meet then? regardless who that person is, i would think that. i would think of all the challenges in the country, the four leaders would get together with the president sometimes. i'm not offended he doesn't do it, but i think as an american when you are looking at a debt ceiling now coming to january 1, i am so thankful that the house then acted. we are the only body that has raised the debt limit. reporter: june 1, trying to get something done. speaker mccarthy: the way i look at it is, correct me i i'm wrong. the house will pass a bill. the senate can pass a bill. it could be on any topic. then you go to conference. make a decision. the time is of the essence. i would do that. schumer hasn't passed anything. we can negotiate it and pass it. reporter: he has considered the 14th amendment. is that something you would be -- speaker mccarthy: if you are the leader of the free world and you go to the 14th amendment to go to asking like that, you a

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you you sit down let's talk heart to heart. hmm no more cars went that way, which means he can see the numbers. you can see the numbers, only they are on the left. it is he. moved later and he knew it very well. so klimov yes, you are generally aware that we had a publicly resonant crime in the course in the course. and at what stage of the investigation is the colonel analyzing the data from the crime scene sounds, then listen to me, if you don’t find this strelka today, then tomorrow the leadership will analyze you and me. where do you need to? and where not to. do you understand me. that's right, that's good, we work and quickly. good afternoon the same employee, like everyone else , takes part in all operational events. hello captain. god , what a charm, he probably is looking for criminals on the trail. and this too. basically, he's in charge of investigations. do you know if you're good for each other? looking at you, i even had an idea for a new book in the service i have a direct question for you. who on you do not even

thank you so much. thank you. with description, could you give us a description of how the hair was obtained? was any of it obtained during life like when someone got a haircut yes? were people deliberately saving? it was some of it obtained after death? sure. so most of it was certainly obtained during his lifetime. one of his barbers, a guy his last name was pierre in philadelphia, took pride in. the fact that he collected a lot of it when he gave washington these haircuts, it's not necessarily clear that washington knew he was keeping all of those afterwards, but he was the source of a lot of this kind of stuff. watching his own did keep some of it back as washington did, too. and again, that was more common in the 18th century to some extent. people would give out locks of their hair a little bit like. we used to give out school pictures, you know, the 1970s, eighties. today, i guess it would be selfies is sort of a signature item. washington's case, things just went bigger as they so often did with washington

you go to volodya's, you sit there, then you go to work, you work there after work.volodya was in such a serious condition when i didn’t know. did i hear his voice in the morning? i mentally understood this, but hmm no, i did not prepare for this, so that i would not hear his voice. and we also had such a strong girl sitting there. well, it was impossible to die easy for a short time it was impossible to sit in this hospital, so that you understand in september she gave birth in january. we were preparing for the operation to cross the bone marrow in december, the lungs gave five concerts. he put on a wig and gave five new year's concerts at a corporate party. well , he understood that he needed to feed his family, that is, you gave birth alone, like one i have amazing women next to my mother for discharge. i practically ran away to me. i asked a few to eat such an injection for burning blood, because i have constantly, and the blood apparatus worked, made several angles. it's a pity he took him away, they don't have him, but he's on sat down. that's how i took the g