there was a you know, they hadn't really thought about slavery, you know, specially a lot of you know, a lot of white i mean just to you know to be a lot of white people think about that era as one that's you know, it's about all those things. we like celebrate right? it's about the revolution and independence which are important and foundational the ideas that come out of that but they come just like colonial williams and they realize that half the population was black. right and even though they might not see that a story like the runaway store gave a very human component that the kind of made people think about this in a way they could relate at least i think made something they could relate to but you were in the middle of it and clearly the reactions could be very they could be very intense sometimes. yeah, no, they can be and you know those, you know several times when we would have this this gathering, you know orchestrated by these enslaved characters and we gathering and we've got you know hundred 200, maybe 300 people, you know gathered around us and then all the sudden down

that was a conspiracy theory that turned out to be real. you know, president lincoln was assassinated by a conspiracy. the assassination of transferred 9 in san diego in 1914 that launched the 1st world war. that was a true conspiracy. they were conspiring to these a serbian nationalists were conspiring to assassinate a foreign leader. so there's enough of these things that happened in the real world . wall street traders that cheat the system and in your country, you know, oligarchs that, you know, hacked the heck the economic system after the fall of the soviet union. these are real so people can see that some conspiracy theories turn out to be true. so what's to say that they are all are true and therefore we need some kind of conspiracy theory detection device which i've, i've outlined, but also is it, could it be lack of agency that drives people into believing where things, you know, if an average person has no power control over the virus vaccination, pensions. no power to influence government decisions. is this feeling of being powerless? a

, the equivalent of, you know, i don't know a 100000000 posts an hour. i don't know what it is, but you know, how could they possibly fact check the pose? so the moment they start screening saying, okay, we're not going to let anybody post something to do with q and i ok, but what about this conspiracy theory or that one? because you know, some of them might be real. what if it's, you know, just a shade above normal conspiracy? some would, that can be true. are you going to scream that out? so the moment they start filtering, you know, that's going to be a problem. i think. so, you know, there's not a good solution because it's orders of magnitude more power of the mainstream media . while we're st. conspiracy theories have so many adherents now that there are starting to actually influence whole societies. we spoke about trump. trump's presidency as a prime example. you know, while officials have at the following one theory or another regular people, they show up with guns and they try to kill nonexistent. human traffickers inti

he was a big supporter of immigration. you know, he kind of he took the liberal left side of the politics in the media post war years and he ran with that and he did a lot of hard-hitting cartoons in 1945 early 1946. like the cartoon you have we have up on the screen right now go home junior. you're making me look silly that clansman says. you see is this little son? who's you know who's aping fathers of father's customs there, but you know, i do have to ask because bill bill was an extremely popular guy as the representation of the other the champion of the infantry the common man in world war ii, but how do people react to the to the new bill? no, certainly. they had loved him when he championed the ordinary grunt but not everyone appreciates the new political cartoons do they mean isn't that the nature of a political cartoon in there some people supposed to say right on and others of people are supposed to spit their coffee out and against the morning paper. so i just wonder how the new bill was accepted by his legion a fan some

for marcia, i need a pneumonia so he knows that there's a don't think he knows what do you see? a lot of warner, sandra cooper, listen to me. nobody imitated but all must have been mean own is beaten promotional. kimberly, in that he made a predatory, she should be fairly you too, by the name, by the name, to show me amateur math. and then when it go that i will go, i would yeah for that and put that in in a non small yes. oh no. oh, that was, i knew i forgot to tell me, do they don't they said if you get the it will be a copy to know most naval that i'll say 40 in the coming out of allowable is to include the recommend us you in this goes into effect lay down nice me notion to sit and i see or can be the most on us on know be them. ah ah, my name is william when you get in there, i can fit in the tonight, but us will be starting soon. it's a regular i'll put on the little cavity committee, those people wanna enter a minute and then they think they can do that, go to ah, put her little brother in the room. that would be like i said, i put it on to enroll in michigan and loo

that was a conspiracy theory that turned out to be real. you know, president lincoln was assassinated by a conspiracy. the assassination of transferred 9 in san diego in 1914 that launched the 1st world war. that was a true conspiracy. they were conspiring to these serbian nationalists were conspiring to assassinate a foreign leader. so there's enough of these things that happened in the real world . wall street traders that cheat the system and in your country, you know, oligarchs that, you know, hacked the heck the economic system after the fall of the soviet union. these are real so people can see that some conspiracy theories turn out to be true. so what's to say that they are all are true and therefore we need some kind of conspiracy theory detection device which i've, i've outlined, but also is it, could it be lack of agency that drives people into believing where things, you know, if an average person has no power control over the virus vaccination, pensions. no power to influence government decisions. is this feeling of being powerless? a fa

i don't know a lot about the world, but i know that i'm impressed. she's broaden down to become a brand rep. she has her own brand, accomplish business woman. now it's called uncommon, james, and i must say that shit fur. if her taste in items, it was good as her taste and branding names home. and james is a cool what she's just released. her new skinning, caroline, uncommon beauty. we will chatter up. i think she's living down in nashville right now, and she can educate me on the ways of reality, tv and branding. maybe i should come out with a dentist, speller, beauty line. now maybe not that as well or flush what the hey folks. welcome to dennis mill. are plus one, we are joined today by our friend christian cavalry and you know what? we've had a few ladies on recently who are building these brands. you can see that there is a way to do this. now i'm very strategic. i'm fascinated by, but of course you know, or for me, i guess she became a household name in laguna beach and then she joined the spin off series. the hills for its last 2 seasons, had o

people wanted to stay for a free ride in the hotel and is up and you know, as a, as a child. i mean, i grew up in the only experimental, you know, israeli palestinian community to induce that. i mean to be where there was such a huge experiment for this distance, shared her pace. i'm just going to show us where this place is. so a waste of pieces where you, where you grew up and then liberally, israelis and palestinians live side by side. and this is why i know i big, i attended the school there. my whole life of been like, i've been raised the, the, you know, the live of peace kind of girl. and i also learned the flow in the peace movement and how well you know the flows the and very can. the center middle class is very much and you know, not reaching out to marginalized community and more and more and more and more criticism that i have also as a means that i me, the eastern jewish, you know, we call it, it may be quality color. we can get, you know, this is a very complex issue, but i grew up not having the common profile of like a left is, you know, i can, i, these really

$4.00, you know, including a juror, a peanut butter. and, you know, we're seeing it, but you know, the old saying goes, there's 2 ways to go in broke. you can have no money or you can have plenty of money that's not worth anything. and we seem to be choosing that, you know, the 2nd one because it's easier for the authorities to get away with that. by the way, you know, the whole modern monetary theory that this exorbitant money printing and spending and fiscal spending is based on, you know, it represents kind of the final horizon of detachment from, from being real, from having a real economy. i don't think we're going to get beyond m. m t. all right, that's incredible. we're going to pick us up in part to would jim counselor don't go away. the me. ah. as a korean professionals bought is much tougher on some than others. she was euro. my are by everybody. so why would somebody believe me, i was just a little girl. the price paid to, to, to achieve really was was how to read in the paper this morning. usa swimming coach, arrested, allege

a week. i have to be showing base. you know, if i'm expecting everybody else to be here, i need to be here as well. so i definitely get weird about that. but i think the hardest thing for me as a boss, has, has been to fire people. that is something that i, i read i get, i get, you know, anxious about it. luckily, now about a year ago, i hired an executive team, so i have a c o 6 directly below me. and he now has to deal with all the operations and has to deal with all that stuff. so i'm more in my creative bubble now, which is why i started the company in the 1st place. but there is a period where i was overseas, everybody. and i was having a lot, oh and it's, it's tough. you know, people often referred to their business as their baby. that's my baby. but you have dwarf that with the 3 actual babies, which i think you're beautiful. company of raising 3 kids right now. and i don't know, i always find that having the children level to me as far as my avarice is nature about getting a not avaricious but i wanted to get as much as

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yeah, you know he's tracking jokes. here's a guy, you know, whatever and so they wheel them to the the or here's reagan going in the operating room encourage will entertainer he believes the role of president is his role to play. it's a role to play. would he pass up a great operating room moment cody pass up a great operating room moment and his mind i can't get in his head. he leans up on his shoulder takes off the oxygen mask and says, i hope you're all republicans to all the doctors joe giordano the man who set the trauma thing except the system that save reagan's life the third time this day says, mr. president today, we're all republicans that's ironic because joe giordano is about as liberalized they come the nurses and doctors suspect that when he was in the or he knew things were very tense. he needed them. he knew he needed them to act normally in professionally and he needed to reduce the tension in the room. and so that's why he did that. he was on the hospital for 11 till april 11th 12 days after the shooting. and 1

a family newspaper. i didn't do nudity. i didn't do sex. you know, there were there were sort of a stand it kind of informal standards. and the reason i didn't do them would be that they would detract from the point of the cartoon people would just get upset by the fact that there was nudity and likewise. i wouldn't you know, i wouldn't include a religious figure gratuitously if it wasn't. was it was in the out something that had to do it it just you know, i didn't go around picking on cripples. you know, it's right right and i mean it's easy, you know, i would just add anybody knows signe wilkinson or any of her work for the first past four decades that they'll see, you know, she doesn't do any of this gratuitously. she's not trying to offend anybody but sometimes she will right just by virtue with the fact that you know, she's dealing with important and emotional political and cultural questions and i think the real question for all of us is when people are upset. do you concede to that and also i'd add in the case of you know, the the muslim cart

same as you know a sex in the city or well it's you know, it's a little closer but like a seinfeld, youknow, it's not this big cultural moment. and so it's it's like there's more women doing stuff, but they're not ever gonna have the same power that was sort of concentrated in a different time in television that can that's good in some ways because there's something for everyone, but i think we need to get more women in at least the biggest, you know, kind of places that we have these days i would say shonda rhimes is doing it, but i would like more more shonda rhimes is what we really right where it's this. she's this powerhouse and she can make something like bridgerton was as close as we're gonna get to something like a phenomenon where even if you haven't seen it, you know what it is you were at forced at some point to be like, okay, what does everyone talking about? okay, i guess it's the sexy thing with people in a different time great now i know but you know, that's i think more of that level of power more women in that in that situation would be the next step i think. we've had

when a line, you know, like what a deal was sunday people like you know what a 1000000 job. 30 the when assayed us has one of the largest concentrations of football clubs in the world and 70 percent of all argentine support either boca, or their great rivals. river play. the darby as seen as the ultimate battle between rich and poor. both clubs originate from level can neighbourhood, but river moved to a more affluent area of one aside as earning them the nickname, the millionaires look at juniors remained, but their support is nationwide. in the suburbs of bonus iris lives a true fanatic maximilian who cancel. he lives 5 minutes away from his local club, but his heart is with bulger. you mention that there are the window. so yeah, guy, real e. know been so now like a frodo, man, and i have a satellite satellite does that allow me might have less than what you put him away, but in the fall i got it kind of all the way out but i don't know what i mean, but i don't i don't know what she let me tell you. i'm going to go t

$4.00, you know, including a gera peanut butter. and, you know, we're seeing it, but you know, the old saying goes, there's 2 ways to go in broke. you can have no money or you can have plenty of money that's not worth anything. and we seem to be choosing that, you know, the 2nd one because it's easier for the authorities to get away with that. by the way, you know, the whole modern monetary theory that this exorbitant money printing and spending and fiscal spending is based on, you know, it represents kind of the final horizon of detachment from, from being real, from having a real economy. i don't think we're going to get beyond m m t. all right, that's incredible. we're going to pick us up in part 2 with jim counsellor, don't go away. the me ah! one of the persian gulf, the wealthiest country is, has spend billions of dollars on state of the art stadiums. wow. look at this stadium is really taking shape. you can see the bowl and most of the stands now, when we were here a little bit over a year ago, at the same construction site, i

you know, the military tries to be a, you know, a self-correcting organization. and when we see problems, we're going to address them. you know, hopefully we'll get this right. we'll probably get some of it wrong, but hopefully we'll get more of it right than we get wrong. >> in "the hero code," you also share how your own doctor, michael keating, gave you and your wife hope in your own diagnosis with lymphomic leukemia in 2010 while serving in afghanistan. it's been more than a decade since you were diagnosed. what can you tell us, admiral, about your current health? >> well, my current health is very good, and thanks for asking. i had a checkup about six months ago. i'm due for another one. but i did get some treatment back in 2017 from dr. keating. and that treatment seemed to serve me very, very well. all my numbers are good. i'm strong, i feel great. and that's sometimes the best indication. >> in a usa today interview, you recognized that you had exposure to toxins in your training, in the course of your training, in the course of your service. senator marco

i get them enough for the data from a doesn't know. nobody knows me. said like a phone on the oh goodness, i'm not going in when i heard the story about the kids came to chat a what really hit me was the human spirit is the same and connected all around the world. music is a language that transcends all languages. when people are attracted something because it's very organic and it really touches their heart or speaks to their spirits. and it's certainly how i feel about going down to paraguay, something that for me it speaks to my heart and it feels like it's a calling. this is it so all right. meeting ada. she's like my hero. you know? i'm a fan. it's like i'm actually kind of nervous traveling down here to meet her. the cool moment because he got me your way. yeah. ah. or you are me. how are you? good, lots of emotion. i know me to me ended in with me. she can but she can believe she can really do. i know i can believe i'm here either. this is really wonderful. she's my, she is my favorite new rock star. ah ah davies now you have on, you know, are yo

you know, like there's gotta be a place in the world for that. you know, like, you got to, you know, we're all think of it. it's like, well also know that they're part of our world too. so i like to just kind of like make fun of it. and one other thing i noticed is when i was, you know, doing my show shows are not political at all. i, you know, really, there are certain states i can feel a little more relaxed in when i want to talk like i'm just like we're in texas and then it's, hi, this is only for texas, this is only a joke. you realize you could talk a little earlier, but basically it's not political but also it's like a safe place for guys because i was noticing that the female comics that were higher profile than i were quite male bashing. and i was like, hey, i want people to know like my act is really it's edgy, edgy in like a sexy, funny way. and, you know, i talk about my husband marriage and, and i always noticed like, it was, the guys that, you know, were laughing the hardest. and so one time i, i noticed my audience members, the girls

a cooler left. you know, they go by you and throw in a funny eyes and gave them the symbolical augustine poolgan was recently given the job of head of national security for stadia and argentine in an attempt to reduce the violence away fans are now banned across most of the country that the, i mean, then i received this in the for the, you know, will get the matter. know, here not the one is a message, i'm what your son years. you should, i mean, then i will not probably see it, but i meet them, go see tundi and plenty of show. and i said if what, if not better, meet the paid. okay. you're going to let you know, some of that will get you up on that. i will get a fully call. you guys have probably about 10 people. you go to god bogus and what is the time of in the event of all if you want to tell me what kinda log out of. yeah. ah ah, it's the 1st day of the new season, bocca are playing against independent and their fans are ecstatic. that their heroes are back. well god, you know what about yeah. i mean, mo

it's a good one. meet, know him, just stop everyone. if you're lucky, not the most, that it is there, a guy that's getting my name is norm, white liberals can pronounce my name. so they call me chomsky my last name is schuster. so i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman. my parents are considered traitors the left wing liberal. so they raised me in a mixed community where jews and palestinians lived together. my best friend, an inch of the palestinian. she looks like did you have did i look like medina just next to her when we cross kick point the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on her and they look at me that i give me id please. that was a clip from the new odyssey, a witness documentary code of reckoning with laughter. we are joined by the subject of the documentary and also by the phil mike as i hello. hello to you know, entities yourself to stream audience. hi everyone. thank you for having a am and am super happy and excited to be here and speak to you. so i would love to have

maria of a, you know, they put a little glow. you, me see what i mean me back in the was that the, the during the but i mean, it doesn't, i really, i don't when am i know the mean if i and you. 6 know india 1000000 g copied me. how much was it was it was this is for the list you go to the order. number one, the guy when you put in no, no, no monday for sunday will not undermine the number here you say something been so you say doesn't make me know. give us anyone tells us if it is in no say no say no seriously to change. the savvy is a pleased with here. so i was that you see the got the money down money now and i i i don't know if we book the 3 w sub, but if you don't let us, you gave us. okay. so why don't you train them? you know, this was done the level where i left him on a key model, emotion city. but i want to run through the middle not in this international push element. yeah. lucky i really get. oh, and the theory does not allow me, said he yes. yeah. it's telling me to pin i love lunk. yeah. don't do it. i like i said no

i'm not saying i'm not gonna do it or she a ton of returned to know as a man with a mission, to help you home town rise up from the debris of the synonymy for him. everything starts with the construction of the new seawall in the board. so let us know. so let me know that you need, you could give him a call knowing what you need, but if you could look into the causal, giovanni super starting. the project also includes flood gates, which are left open to allow the rivers to flow into the see their own, the closed in the event of the scene on the 2nd us in your home. dicey thing of interest in it. so i don't know if that's an almost seem to got the course in the finish, and yet they're not going to pick up. would be the same. so you know, you and you thought you did or did it on know if they know what a fit submitted. if they don't know if one of them was submitted at the prestigious was the university in tokyo research, still learning lessons from 2011 the lab again and again, this simulates a reproduces, a su nani way. and the way it spreads and crashes into the walls, levies and buil

and probably made her a target in addition to her -- you know, they did a lot of civil rights work togetherand, you know, she's also just a black woman. she is this tv show to in addition to being in music. and they were really coming for tv at that time because there are obviously already scared of the power that he was going to have. we gina mirror, she was successfully fired from a show that she was on because she was on the list. i'm -- advertisers were very emboldened to demand that these communist to be fired. >> terrible. advertising -- just deciding, no, we don't like your politics. doesn't matter the issue is going through raving ratings, which is crazy. the business of this, i actually understand -- the only explanation i have is hysteria. because the business and makes no sense. right? she's doing great. why would you do that except that it is emotional? it is racism and sexism. and fear all freaking out all of a sudden. i mean we could talk about this a more complicated version of this happened to her -- tv has been was on the same list with hazel scott. and general foods. love

so let me know that you need you could get him a go know how much it's going there. but if you could, what's doing this in a causal? giovanni sucrose during the project also includes flood gates which are left open to allow the rivers to flow into the same drone the closed in the event of the us. and you won't see thing of it. so i don't know if that's the same one because the core submitted to the commission, and yet they're not going to pick up or the same. so now you and you thought you did or did it on know if there was no fit, submitted them nothing. they still have one of them was submitted at the prestigious was to the university in tokyo research. still learning lessons from 2011 the lab again, men, again, this simulates a reproduces, a su nani way. and the way it spreads and crashes into the walls, levies and building facing the on those of the last 2 nami, which averaged 15 meters, but rate 40 meters, that they're told. the scientists have had to face the facts. however high the sea will dod, they won't be able to stop all the waves. we made a very big discu

a multi-layered process. it has to take place all you know there isn't there isn't a quick fix. it doesn't take place by you know, taking down one monument or 60 monuments or putting up another it has to work on multiple levels. it has to work through education and education is not just something that takes place in the schools. it's something that takes place through popular culture. and the other thing that i think we need to recognize from the germans we can learn from the germans is this is a multi-generational project. it's not going to disappear, you know take place overnight. this is something that our children will still be working on perhaps their children less so but our children will certainly be rooting out the vestiges of racism and of hatred and resentment. and the ways in which that seeps into the culture that we inhabit. so how's that for a start? well as soon that was that was wonderful. jalane. do you have anything else you want to add to that? no, i i want to to hear more. well, julian, thank you very much for bringing us together for this conversation which fe

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