i train from the time i was six until i was 19. i loved it until i didn't kind of like levi's. it's a pretty cruel and abusive culture physically, emotionally, and there is sexual abuse that's rampant that was exposed by the case of larry nassar, the team doctor for usa gymnastics for over years. you were the national champion in 1986? that's correct. that is correct. how much pain were you in? a lot of pain, yeah. i won that on a broken ankle. my ankle was broken that night. was that typical for. yep. to perform in that type of shape? yep. what did that do to you as you grew into adulthood? it's kind of it's pretty soul crushing. i mean, to live in that much physical pain is very, very difficult to be told at the same time that there's nothing wrong and you're being a wimp and you're a lazy piece of garbage. and to have doctors telling you there's nothing wrong because they're being influenced the coaches, it will make you a little crazy. and i started unravel i think emotionally physically i couldn't do the sport at the end like i lost an ability to do it because i was mental

i did not enjoy, but i enjoyed, you know, being myself. i enjoy it. my space. i paused, i listened. i look out, you know, i just look from the distance so i can just understand and, you know, the perimeter of life because when you 18, sometimes you'll be, you know, in a dark space where you are lost, you know, and you're lost. you lose your sense. and for me, i think it was just a matter of know, just listening distance myself from the talks and you know, just do for me, you understand and i have that relationship with myself, you know, learn how to love myself, learn how to accept myself, how to appreciate myself and respect myself in a way that even when i walk out or say, okay, i'm ready for the world. and i'll say i'm ready now emotionally and yeah, i'm just in a happy space to say, you know what? i'm going to tell the way it is. nice yeah, i love that you say, you know, learn to love myself or to know what to know myself and. one of the things i found most powerful about your story is how, uh, how you did know who you were, right no matter the whole world trying to tell somethi

i think that you know, for me think whatever it is odd when i take a vacation i came back how will iet ready to retire to do what i want to do? i was wondering for you all at what age or who moment you start thinking about whether it is finance or health or like things you do when - that what time or age or moment you have when you think about retirement? >> anyone? >> i think for me it was a natural being in education every summer was a retirement and over september was a renewal so that i had the great principle and pleasure and not teaching summer school but enjoying life you know, progressives and my daughter is an education a psychiatrist and called the golden handcuffs because you have this job you work for a certain amount of time physically and emotional and supervisorial and thin you can relax for a couple of months like a retirement and come back to say that gave me a lot of practice at taking time off and doing what i needed to do recharging and coming back. >> so you know, i have a different view i signaled about retirement i don't think i ever thought i'd retire someone

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i do commit i talk about -- speak out, i do. i talk about it. >> candid.oned it already. esid■" and donald trump will be the nominee on the republican side if that is the case, what do you do in november at the podium he-- in november at the voting booth? sen. manchin: that isd that is what it looks to be. you have to make a decision. the character of that candidate, whether you agree or disagree about whether disagree, whether you support or don't support and whether you are in the same political party or not. people are telling me i will vote a i am a democrat, i will vote for republican the matter who it is. vote for the person. vote for the best person that should be leading this country. [applause] >> i was going to say some thing else but i said i could not say that. >> i am told we only have about 10 minutes left. ier have you ask the questions. i think we have a question for the senator. ii am a member of the aarp i, want to thank you, senator for prices, medicare price negotiation authority. that covers a lot of high-priced will be expanded in the

>> tariq: i don't know i didn't go to dinner. i don't even know where i wound up that day.ctfully >> jimmy: that's a great question >> no answers. >> jimmy: you just nailed it right there. >> if oprah had asked me to dinner, i would have known what i missed i mean, i would have known what i ate. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> tariq: interesting. >> jimmy: so, did quest have a a good time? >> tariq: he had an amazing time >> jimmy: was it a big party, or a small dinner? >> tariq: it was a small dinner party. >> what did they have for dessert? >> tariq: they had sweet potato pie. patti labelle made it and she was also in attendance >> okay, well that sounds good that sounds like - >> jimmy: yeah, she made it from scratch or is it just from her company? >> tariq: i think she made it. it was pre-patti pie waves, so i think she was still, you know, making them from scratch >> pre-patti pie waves sounds pretty on the level. >> jimmy: i don't know i feel like --i just feel like he's acting. >> tariq: i'm not that good an actor. >> i concur. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs >> jimmy

am i go up to the mirror before the broadcast, and i look at myself, and i usually see myself, i saw turned around, i even felt uneasy, and besides, here’s everything that i learned on project of transformations, i didn’t specifically study this somewhere, after all , i had it since childhood, because as a child i remember very well how... i parodied my teachers in schools, i won’t forget when i threw a block, and he flew, thank god, flew when i went to the blackboard for physics lessons and said, you know ohm’s law, if you don’t know, stay at home, and this i said it in the voice of a physics teacher, but it was like... bravo, applause! please answer the question: you participated in the show the voice several years ago, you went on stage, but none of the star mentors turned to you, please tell me, did it hurt you, i’ll tell you sincerely, no, i’ll explain, it all started from the proposal, they went to the voice project on... the leading tv channel in russia in order to slightly change the situation in a political sense with the tv channel, there is a story when an artist appears o

i don't i don't i don't.but i do think that is a way to take the reins and stop some of the crazy you know, i think the the the big picture on washington washington and on the farewell address is commonsensical. it is. yeah right so maybe you can't have a balanced budget. you could move toward it. you could try to impose in fiscal discipline. you invest in education. that would be something you can try to moderate some of the partizanship in the country. it's a it's really a very he's pragmatic. yeah. and know at a time w aside is the biggest move that any could do and take the last you know the last chapter of your book think it's the last one is the gift of a peaceful transition and that is something we did not experience the last time around. no. and that's a good point. by the way, when i writing to rescue the republic about the craziness of 1876, january was happening. i was holding the book. that's the intro to that book. wow. okay. there's going to take questions throughout it. so write some questions

, i found someone who will work, i started lose weight, i lost 50 kg, can you imagine?are my golden one, what a fine fellow, and how did he approach this, he is very scary, then a large enterprise worked in the coal industry, then you have men there, you probably found someone for yourself, i say, yes, i am for you i’m losing weight so you just don’t understand. why did you buy it? jealous of male attention, started calling him names, started using rude words, well, my last straw was probably, they bought a car, he calls me, i took the kids to the water park, he calls where are you, and he was on shift, i say, the kids are going to the water park i was lucky, he told me that he had you say there’s a lot of money, i come home, we arrive, we’re already late in the evening, well, with the kids. and he’s sitting there drinking, well, i ’m talking about this bottle, but you have a lot of money, i’m saying, you don’t spare your own children, why should i put up with this? i say , with this song the whole performance ended , thank you, the divorce was difficult, well, i’ll say

, if i see this, it means i must lie or that i must invent something, i comment on what i see, so i see from the jump, yes .zad, why is it i can tell this, i have been for many years i spent it at the skating rink, i can tell right away whether the jump will work or not, well , it’s a profession, you either have it or you don’t, but it seems to me, tatyana anatolyevna, that you still stand apart among all the commentators , and this is absolutely deserved; the viewer may forgive you more. than for example grishin, tronkov or koleda, for example, who has now joined us this season, i cannot complain, thank you very much, dear viewers, for loving me very much, i feel this love. tatyana anatolyevna, is the view of a commentator and a coach different? can you comment on your students? of course i can and also impartially, also impartially, and in general the coach should look at his skating student, it seems to me impartially, then you will see what the other one does not see, but maxim, and you yourself can separate the coach and the commentator and also without , well, you know the answer

i went, that's why i didn't even know that even though i didn't know what kind of job i want to do, i just decided to go in the side and look where i ended up in prison with those 2, those criminal was that criminal entity, a little bit in less than i was thinking. what will look, how much me in prison? the prison gave me strength thing. look up is one of the one that would be it gave me even move sedation, more determination to achieve my dream. the goal is to hold on 10 times, making less. however many times that change i will do is i say i see the hotel on the e. it will cost $4500.00 us dollars. you needed deposit 1st, the 10021501000. and when we get the visa, you'll pay the rest of the balance, excluding the cost of the ticket operating more than $21.00. europe in countries, norway in denmark, slovenia. how legal is this program? very legal. many people have come from their faces so so i'm just thinking a lot about music, especially about my daughter and my daughter to ask me for some things that i cannot afford never warranty. so that's the reason why i said i need to go that r

i think what i see, and i praise the saudis for doing i and i praise the saudis for doing this, _ andt a peace — this, is a genuine attempt at a peace process, to bring this long—standing conflict to an end. and these — long—standing conflict to an end. and these processes only work if you include _ and these processes only work if you include all— and these processes only work if you include all of the relevant participants in it. if you take a step— participants in it. if you take a step back— participants in it. if you take a step back and ask why we are in the situation, _ step back and ask why we are in the situation, i— step back and ask why we are in the situation, i think there is a good case _ situation, i think there is a good case to— situation, i think there is a good case to be — situation, i think there is a good case to be made that if you go back ten years— case to be made that if you go back ten years to — case to be made that if you go back ten years to when this conflict began. — ten years to when this conflict began, maybe we could apply this to other— began, maybe

my name is leonid kolomysov, i am a student at gymnasium number 10, i am in tenth grade, i i was reallybum, or something else, life is creativity, here everything is mine, here are all the children, grandchildren, and kashpirovsky is even there, and sergei mikhalkov, yes, everything is there, in general, this is fame, it will be nice, thank you, thank you. eduard semenovich, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question, well, i just thought about something, that i need to ask a question, just how do you know music in general, so to speak, here’s the first question, who wrote the song victory day, whoever is ready to answer, raise your hand, take the microphone and answer. is it snowing, you don’t know either, the second question is, who wrote the song, this one, spadchina and my dear kut, yanka kupala, yana as she fell wrote the lyrics, i mean the music, please, pesnyary, pesnyary comrades performed this song, wrote her ours legendary belarusian. yes, please , luchinok, that’s right, igor mikhailovich luchinok , people’s artist of the soviet union, who wrote such, such

like it, i decided that it was necessary, i need to arrange my life somehow, i started and i think iting the table good, big family, that is, well, i... there are always a lot of children there, well, he thinks, she won’t be scared, so, well, i think, well, we have to start, well, where from, how am i, i don’t know how do, but i have no relationship before , i have never met a girl, i don’t know how to build all this, i studied and worked there, i didn’t see anything else, and yes, i think i’ll buy a book, i went, bought a book, a wedding ceremony in russia, i just remember what it was called, it’s red, i bought it, i open it, there you have to go into the hut, knock on the stove valve say: some kind of spell, i’m thinking, well, probably the wrong one, the wrong book, i’m thinking, i’m putting it away, i’m sitting with a friend who introduced me, i’m thinking about how to get a bride, so he says, listen, come on, he says, we’ll give you a horse, i say, oh, a horse, that’s a good topic, well, not an elephant, of course, remember, they wanted an elephant for ransom for me, i wonder wh

>> i will and i must thank you. i have read the letters you sent carefully. i fully intend to do so. >> i appreciate that. we worked to remove barriers to u.s. agencies supporting natural gas over chinese coal, i believe natural gas plays a critical role as a transitional fuel, i work closely with this committee and others to make sure that's the case particularly in the indo- pacific. will you agree to providing this committee with a detailed explanation of why the biden administration did not repudiate hong kong chief executive john lee's claim of being invited? >> i can give you more background on that now if that would be useful. >> why don't you do that? is a question for the record. i do want to score here, we do have both china and hong kong authorities, he would not be welcome in san francisco and indeed he would need to be sending the second which he did. i do want to underscore that we never intended for him to participate. >> i appreciate your public declaration of that. this one, i'm going to not necessarily give you a yes or no, you can talk abou

i think that if i get a good education, i can study at a good university, then i will already get everything, so when i came here, i thought that the teachers at the university, of course, they teach very well, and if you want to create a good career for yourself, then this is only possible on your own, china, of course, is wonderful country, i just adore my... country, but you know, we have too many people, everywhere there are scientific, smart, talented, but how can they see me, this is a problem, when i came here, they immediately began to convert attention to me because i am a foreigner in belarus, i can gain more opportunities and even perspective for my life and experiences. belarusian doilitsva, which is important for one’s jumping and now the time for the extraction of knowledge and mastery, russian style, it is used for the recovery of such treasures. yes, when the hand of stanislav yundziv was struck, this nobleman of the belarusian batan of the 18th century. cultural-asvetnitskiy project architecture of belarus: banks, to yield. yes, the whole world of other architecture, yashche

myself don’t drink, i don’t smoke, i don't know, i always they say you’re sick or something, i say, also read your profile, hadok, i was also on the bridge , so what could i do tragicomedian for this - i’m not interested in this, it’s more questions of love, and you also want your children , well, probably there are already enough children, no, but what if a woman has children? well, what about adopting a granddaughter, of course, my daughter died, what else can i do? yes, yes, i agree with you, light, well, your husband is disabled, would you leave him? is it? no, no, here in the questionnaire you warn your future spouse that you love freedom like the gypsies, what is this? well, what is freedom like the gypsies? now i’ll explain to you, i have a woman, yes, who we have something in common, yes, i say, let’s do this, let’s sit down at a round table, and i say, i have a desire to go somewhere to relax , there, well, go see the sea or fly to cuba, the child flies, she really likes it, oh, no need, about children, otherwise i ’m crying, i remember, i’m crying, that’s fate girls, that’

i need to call, i need to call, i need to call.that, yes, and your girl stuck her horn in, i don’t understand anything. tell me like a human being , what can i tell you, i gave her a brutal bathhouse, but you can’t take her with your bare hands, so now everything depends on you, explain, that means, listen here, now i ’ll tell you theories, ok, i admit that your director killed several people, i admit that he is a psychopath and a maniac, but the squiggle is that swan this doesn’t concern, you know, it doesn’t concern, with this guy it’s a different story himself. the main thing is, if you understand, this is a pistol, everything else is so, this is nonsense, you understand, indirect evidence, what a pistol, what a pistol, like this, small, black, with bullets, walter, according to the examination, what a pistol, listen , you should look at her, maybe it’s lying around somewhere, otherwise they won’t give me a search warrant, bureaucracy, you yourself understand what kind of gun, don’t yell, people are looking, especially since you

i don’t have the keys, he took them away or i lost them , i don’t know, but if i were you i would climb, you’re there on the fifth floor they climbed into the drainpipe, it was a stuntman. uh-huh, so why sit here, you still need to do something, let me climb, well, i’ll climb into the window, let’s who, where, oh my god, what ’s climbing here, so... which window, which? well, this, this, that is, i’m climbing up the bars now, then i’ll go through here and open it for you, and so on, but you’ll have to hook me up , hook me up, you’re crazy, i won’t let you go, i’ll climb, so you can you whistle? i know how to do it, hang on, if anything happens, you’ll be in the clear, okay, lord. what did you think? they are here, i forgot them on the table, but thought i had lost them. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, if you knew how afraid i am to give birth, maybe this is all true, this is a call. maybe he really has someone? stop it, don’t i, zhenya, know who he has? wait, listen to them anymore, didn’t you call him on his mobile? come on, oh, no need, cool apartment, come in, come in. who lives here? my fr

i gave up my coffee shop career and i told my friends i think i will run for congress. they said you are out of your mind. the same people telling me the same thing now probably.iran in a district that was republican red for 60 years. a democrat had not won since 1958 in the man that one that night won by 14 points. this was a long shot. that's exactly why i did it. in this country, we have an external reprint of participating in democracy. is the practice of democracy in the absence of parties that promote it in the absence of parties that elevate debate in the absence of parties that are forcing their lead candidates to debate, i feel a responsibility to do so. i ran i did something quite different. it is not a good strategy to demean or call half of your customers deplorable. it never worked for me. that's why ran a campaign that was predicated on invitation, not confrontation. and we won, we flipped a district that had been read for 60 years. i drove a little government repair truck and -- in international harvester that is in manchester now in need of repair. i dro

i, i, i did it and i had enormous fun with it. at the same time i did, i played the chat gpt when it came and i asked it, you know, i actually do a series of broadcasts for four in london and i asked it right in there called a point of view. i said, write a point of view in the manner of adam gopnik that which should last about 10 minutes. and it did a very good job. you know that old woody allen joke, right? you know, there was the thing that put my father out of work because he could do everything he did and mother went out and bought one. right. and i felt rather that way, you know, there was this thing. but could eerily imitate what my cadences and manner in general tone. but it couldn't actually make a point it couldn't make a point. and i don't just mean an original idea though i do mean that to but couldn't make a joke really because jokes fresh jokes like the joke just you know i just quoted from woody allen depend on the collision of unexpected things that that produce so i came away from that immersion in it now everyone

i don't know if i can specifically idon't know if i can specifically comment— i don't know if i can specificallysee the truth. ~ . ., , ., the truth. what we have seen and what we have _ the truth. what we have seen and what we have heard _ the truth. what we have seen and what we have heard is _ the truth. what we have seen and what we have heard is that - what we have heard is that individuals who had been prosecuted, and that— individuals who had been prosecuted, and that those individuals at the -et and that those individuals at the get all— and that those individuals at the get all the way back, have been prosecuted on the basis of information that may be erroneous. yes, _ information that may be erroneous. yes. i_ information that may be erroneous. yes. ithink— information that may be erroneous. yes, i think that something that we have heard — yes, i think that something that we have heard from the inquiry. from the information _ have heard from the inquiry. from the information you _ have heard from the inquiry. from the information you have - have heard from the inquiry. from the informa

i set the table for you, i don’t feel sorry for you.they will scare away all our clients, they won’t scare us away, don’t be afraid, angela, the clients come in the evening, and we will feed the children in the morning, but you won’t be able to get enough of them. it’s okay, i think they won’t eat up our clients, and they won’t eat up ours, only such charity can scare them away, why, because it’s easier for our clients to squander half a million in a casino than to give a beggar 10 rubles, let’s see, let’s better, angel, you know what we’ll do , we’ll move these tanks into a corner, we’ll put a bigger table, your will, ok, bye, i'm going to kolenovsky. carrot, freshly squeezed, try it, i'm busy. dim, you collected money for my treatment, so what? thank you, thank you, i say, why are you so surprised? this is the first time since the accident that i hear this word from you, usually i don’t blame you, i’m yours husband, you are my wife, i had to do this, nothing but reproaches, but what did you want? yes, i am after an accident, i have am

i said to someone that i master at it. i said to someone that i bet _ master at it.i bet he is _ master at it. i said to someone that i bet he is one of those guys that is on _ i bet he is one of those guys that is on the — i bet he is one of those guys that is on the xbox playing fortnight and all of— is on the xbox playing fortnight and all of those things because it is a real strategic performance that he put on _ real strategic performance that he put on there. you can only do that if you _ put on there. you can only do that if you can — put on there. you can only do that if you can he — put on there. you can only do that if you can be one step ahead, like playing _ if you can be one step ahead, like playing chess or something. it is very strategic. — playing chess or something. it 3 very strategic, isn't it? playing chess or something. it is very strategic, isn't it? yes, - playing chess or something. it is l very strategic, isn't it? yes, very. and behind _ very strategic, isn't it? yes, very. and behind the _ very strategic, isn't it? yes, very. and behind the

i went, i saw it myself, i mean , i mean, it doesn’t add up, all 2 coincidences don’t fit in with theisappeared so suddenly, i decided to find out if you’re here are you hiding, is yours abandoned? i actually wanted to put you on the wanted list, don’t get distracted, that means sysoev threw you out of the house, yes, he somehow our appearance was tense, but zykov’s daughter didn’t want to talk to you, she didn’t have time, i mean, the security guard got in the way, where were you, the main thing is that you came back. you do not trust me? i trust you, of course, there’s just nothing to talk about it. okay, zhelis, i understand everything. continue to keep your secrets. wait, call barkov, ask about the security cameras in the restaurant. you know, after all, interesting people, your employees, showed up an hour ago and interrogated me about my relationship with you, where i was at the time of her conversation with you at 16:20, but you’re not jealous of me anymore, who kidnapped you, he didn’t introduce himself. just think, hare, just think, he called and said that he needed to talk t

generally do what i want, i want implants, i call the doctor, who doesn’t love me, i can’t hear you,rite sound - it’s the clinking of coins, otherwise it won’t crash, this is my concert, not for your friends. for money yes i don’t even do it for money yes i’ll think about it later but i’ll say right away yes for money yes for money yes for money i’m in dubai i’m still on vacation yes i’m so rich and i don’t hide it all my friends don’t they notice, they see my clothes and stupidly repeat, let them not forget, then there is a queen, i throw money from right to left, this is my manner, the wife of a millionaire, they pay me for a concert and i read under the fanlers, primush bought this bag, my husband bought these rollers, ring i don’t make friends, but for money, but i don’t even do it for money, but i’ll think about it later, but i’ll say right away, yes, for money, yes, for money, yes, for money, yes, yes. hey people, we don’t just pass by, we come here, we buy gingerbreads, for our gingerbreads we use the filling that we prepare ourselves, this is a currant apple. oh my, what a sm

so i called my friends, i solicited counsel from people who were smarter than me that i think i want to run for congress. and they said, dean, you are going to lose, you are out of your mind, and you with might torpedo your career. so i ranch. [laughter] so i ranch and -- ranch and in a district that had not elected a district since 1958 i said i'm going to do this differently. i'm going to practice what i preach. we've not to get our act together, we've got to come together. so i brought a harvester metro van is. it was the last year that a democrat had served in my district, and i called it the government repair truck. someone said it should be a lot bigger -- [laughter] but i drove it around, and i uld put out some lawn chairs, and i would ask people to come and have a down of -- cup of coffee with me. and, my goodness, what i learned in 2018 was remarkable because i did something really simple, i used invitation rather than confrontation to build a campaign which is exactly what i'm doing right now as a candidate for president. i am going to put my faith in the fact that american

i had to check, i told myself, if i had made a mistake.didn’t happen, if it had happened, i’m the first i knew him, he was in a diabetic coma, his sugar dropped, well, well true, i sent him to the mortuary corps, did you come up with all this, did you come up with it, well, honestly did you come up with it , i checked in general, of course, yes, yes , yes, a science fiction writer, i’m actually, i can write a detective story, okay, let’s move on, let's play, akhalay-makhalay, what can this fan do? and now i’m going to scare the conductor, but here you go, guys, i’m a free rider, they’re about to drop me off, so what do you want, stop, stop, stop, stop, with your butts, damn it, what are you doing. come on, come on, come on, well, yes, i want blood, quietly, blood, drunk or something, a complete fool, should i call the train manager again, there is no need for the train manager, excuse me, they were playing forfeits, i got tired of the task of scaring you, well done, it worked out, i won, well, do you want me to wash the floors here for you

i knew that i could bring her out to. for this book, lure her out here and actually lure her back because she here once before. and i think thousand and four, when i was editing story that she did one of the many amazing, fabulous stories that is written for the washington post over many years and. you know, summer is over and my wife and i are ready to bill washington but sort of it's a ritual that i'll stay around for this book. first of all, for my friend conor moran used to run it and now jane rotondo, it's one of my favorite events. for those of you who don't know and how she's actually a legend in. the newspaper world. she won pulitzer prize in 2007 for her amazing stories on the mistreatment of veterans of the iraq afghanistan wars at walter army medical center, where she basically embedded herself in the hospital rooms with the soldiers and documented how they were being so shabbily treated. but, you know, she was also that story wonderful, but she wrote probably ten or 12 other stories that were equal or series t

i go, i go, i say, i go, what are you saying, it’s completely dead, it doesn’t open, yes i immediatelyg this, era yes, yes, well, i can’t say that i’m glad, but there is a reason to drink , put it in the refrigerator, why are you doing this, more, more, more, more, more, more, well , look, the princess has arrived, well, what good can you say, hello, dad, look what era gave me. sixteen-bit game television console with the best processor, expensive thing, where did the money come from, won the lottery, the lottery, listen, straight as a mother, this is your family, but i ’ve won more than once in my life, but you brought me something, of course, come on, i love gifts, come on. what is possible is already possible is that the camera is real, real expensive , thank you very much again, mom, even if you lay a finger on me , i’ll kill you, do you understand me, you bastard? take pictures, let's rush, let's go play with you, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, go, come, come here, oops , more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, that means it's a gift to me,

again, i hear your steps at night, but i think i ’m ready for anything.tself, just don’t lead me astray, this is a life principle, this is my signature style, i’m trying to bring back the one i once let go, this is breaking life. this is my, my life principle, this is my, my signature style, do not try to bring back the one you once let go, without trying with yourself and the one you once let go. a new day is coming to me again, the cold winter is over. there are spring drops in my soul, and you are with me forever, my love, you, you, you, only you, did not warm the soul when the blood cooled. you, you, you, only you, knowing, i will not destroy the world where eternal love is, knowing, i will not destroy the world, where eternal love is. we met you when it was winter, and singing began to circle above the earth. you know you're alone i only need, one, one, one my love, oh, you, you, and only you, how it warmed my soul when my blood was cooling. only you you, you, you, only you, i just know i won’t destroy the world where eternal love is, you, you, you,

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yeah i so am i.i hope i hold to my position on the the way i think in this country we love the fantasy that you just described about authorship we are deeply attached to a notion of creativity, to a kind of dream that authors bring us something something special. they have access to some kind of powers of imagination, creativity then becomes this cultural gift us all. and my hard sell is that i think that's a fantasy. and i and one of the things i think i didn't do as well as i would have liked, i sometimes i'm still kind of trying to figure out how to scratch that itch is make that case more than i did in the book. i'm completely convinced by my reading of beloved. but clearly not everyone else is. it came up in a review, the new yorker and a few places like do people like to point that one out? but i the evidence is very strong on my side. this instance i feel like when you look at toni morrison herself and the words she uses and the way she sets up the parallel in the in the foreword to beloved wh

, i ask, i ask, i ask everyone, and you, young man, i ask you, get up, please.o make the first toast, lucy, i. an adult, i no longer expected surprises from fate, but suddenly, like lightning, you appeared, illuminated my life, in front of your entire family i want to confess, i love you endlessly, i will do everything for your happiness, hurray, hurray, for ours, hurray! you said that you were going to tibet with your family, unfortunately, i didn’t have time to organize this, but i hope the surprise didn’t disappoint you, what are you talking about? this is generally the best gift to give you, everything is great here, i’m in the restroom, it seems at the end of the hall, and there’s not much there to the people. i wanted to apologize again for that kiss, maybe one more time?

brighten in on that's good lima who in the past, i just have to really i, as i said, i have to assume that if anything happened to me, you know, i was falling into a switch. i kind of like to hunt. i didn't know. i cool play my, my husband, kids, i push it, you know, so i didn't even you could have had put it on me and that any kind of, you know, at the point you see had it, i'm betting it, i didn't read the my do. what do you mind confessing seconds for me for the during my college the i met my ex husband, i thought he was an angel. i thought i was married on the main gym announced that i have come down here with him. he's 2 colors. he had changed the, i mean i have that really a big issue with my especially with my mother and she has given me a she never accepted me when you're married. do i mean if as you may have a family, she will make new everything? is it that rich to that, that she wanted me to go? so i said, i go, let's read my try on it. go back with your child. that is my son's child. this is where i felt you know, my wings has been clipped. i wasn't willing to fight about

i can sit in the front row. i know, i know.ervative meeting to applaud when i am one with the audience and that makes a huge difference. i'm a i'm a true believer. many of your letters and those of us who have been involved in the media or politics over the years have received these and they're often one line paragraphs and then three or four pages, and they repeat. what's the effect that. the one of the many reasons why like direct mail is don't have to guess does this work for that work because we take a million letters and we split it and have 500,000 get this appeal, the short paragraphs and 500,000 get the long paragraphs and it's been tested billions and billions of letters. so we know that a good long eight page letter is going to output a good page letter up to a point. the more page people say, i don't read that. and that's true. people don't read, but they scan. they just kind of flip through, look at this. look that. so the longer the copy, you would never give a salesman, say, selling a refrigerator, sell this refri

else, but i went, i bought them these rings, i had a wedding, i from...ck, she left that same evening, she ’s lying, of course i’m lying, of course, of course, yuri, how long have you been getting divorced, six months, i received a receipt from her stating that she did not object, but tamara said that she signed a clean a piece of paper, a blank piece of paper, i sign nothing, larisa brought it to me. larisa brought me this receipt, it was written there, i , i don’t mind, that’s it, i came, i was scammed, and who was there, larisa or she didn’t give a damn to me, tamara, explain to yuri who he can have hope for, daughter , i learned from rumors that she was born in may, but they left me little, yuri, do you think hope looks like you, i think no, it’s unlikely to look like... clothes, what do you think? no, it doesn’t look like it, there is no appearance. when a very small child was shown on photographs, there are similarities. yuri, let us show you that very photo. here are tamara and her daughter nadya. the nose is just as upturned, the forehead is just

i dare, i dare, i have time, bravo! little teary, her eyes were wet , she shed a little, a little , her eyes sparkled, she blushed, she was embarrassed, beauty , well, it’s not every day that you confess your love to lazarev, of course, she was embarrassed, she whined a little, and also thanks for the choice of song, in my opinion, is simply a classic of our pop music, and you know, so many thoughts, it was so humanly warm, sincere, poignant, that i thought that the year had just begun, who on new year’s eve didn’t have time to confess their love or ask for forgiveness or say some important words, fox reminded us that it’s time to do it and it’s never too late and don’t burn your confessions, let them out, call, write and be sure to say, fox, yes, superstar, god, the best, the brightest, the most touching, the most beautiful , you, of course, grabbed the coolest one for yourself the girl on this project, no matter how you grab her from her, seryozha, be careful, and what about the number, then of course, after such a sh

i don't know how this is going to end. i was 17 and i found out i was pregnant. here at the time. my dad, he just couldn't even look at me. he was so upset. and i actually had a bleed that night, so my dad had to take me into hospital. i didn't know if he wanted to speak to me, so i went in and had the scan on my own and they printed the pictures out for me. and ijust came out and gave them to him and it was like all had been forgotten. yeah. then it was fine. if being pregnant at 17 was a shock, then the news my dad was about to tell me was something i never, ever expected. so, i was about six months pregnant. i came down, i was on my phone, just like, "0h, what's the matter?" yeah, he just sat me down and said they had to use a sperm donor to have me. and, oh, my gosh, i was just like, "what?" i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to say. i didn't know what to ask. so, this is my box of, like, little keepsakes. but as you can see, it's come on lots of house moves with me. oh, i love this picture. this is one my favourites. when i was little, with him. hi

i say, i was immediately indignant. i say how so, why?verything, but she hasn’t been fired yet, i’m the director and you’re a subordinate, i’m happy about the rustle, he said, they’ll fire you if they don’t find gold, but if they find it, it’s a must, and i’ll carry out the inspection to the end, and if i find a violation, i’ll pass everything on to the operatives, to whom, operative, all the best. dmitry, i have a small request for you, although maybe a big one, what kind of personal request? yes, you can save my honor. marin, for your sake i am ready to do anything. who offended you? i mean professional. i need solot's expertise. well, don’t challenge anyone to a duel. necessary, possible examination? well, these rings remained in my safe after the raid. i don't need prints, i need gold composition. why doesn’t your company have a specialist? there is, you know, if the sample does not correspond to the real one, then there will be a big scandal and i will be fired. i want to figure everything out myself first. do you have any suspicions

an example. >> i mean, i asked i a question. i said, how many people came last? e how many people came the night before? and i gocat night a very honest not many compared to what we have. we had a great crowdtot we and e a great governor. >> we want to hear from more of them. we do have a big crowd tonight. that's absolutely true. so let's hear from jane jack f, who is a teacher from rhodes, iowa. jane, thank you so much for being here. for and said that you plan to caucus for desantis, complete but you're not completely decided. >> is that right? no, i am firmly i will caucusi be caucusing for desantis. but i will say, mr. president, i am extremely grateful that in your first term,eful in you accomplished so many great things. but it was also with the helpo i of many great people. >> since that time, you have t publicly criticized and personally demeaned so many of them. if you're given four more years, how wil deml you convinc good people to take the risks of working with you? >> so i have a lot of people that want to work wit

i, well, i couldn’t disobey the order, could i? don’t want to be another adventure of a moscow guest. i respect myself, unlike some. yes, i respect you too, even more. i don't believe a word you say, go away. i can’t, i’m protecting my mistress, the rest is none of your business. kolyan, it’s great that it’s you, it’s normal, venya, everything’s fine, you should go home, our old man is still in the department, put your hands away, don’t run into trouble, fuck off. it's your business, yes, yes, let me come in, hmm, sit down, i’ll stand, i know, and stas and masha are all done. walks under you , but i won’t, which you won’t, i won’t knock anymore, the landing party doesn’t abandon its own, i have 58 jumps, i’m from the landing party straight to you, i thought i’ll catch the villains, and you what are you doing to me, and not... i don’t need anything at all, you can fire me, everything is clear, everything is clear, go. list, and tomorrow we’ll agree, let me go, go, a bottle of belorech, like something to snack on and a disposable gla