annie: it is a good point. we were looking around the fia conference, which was supposed to be sponsored at least in part by ftx. it shows how easy it is to embed with the rest of the financial industry. i think part of what is emerging about sbf is that he had this demeanor that he was a totally open book, totally honest with people, there to answer questions and mix and mingle with the rest of the industry. and what is coming to light is that it was a very different picture, and he was not telling the truth about how his company operated. but just the sheer exposure to traditional finance and the people who keep the market plumbing -- he conned a lot of people who are very sophisticated, but not all. there are plenty who pushed back stridently against, for example, that futures idea. caroline: your deep dive in this story has been remarkable. the story of the week is a must read, as is this latest big take on the bloomberg terminal. meanwhile, coming up, according to the fbi, china's government could use tikt

the dawn club will have the entrance on annie street. it will be a true jazz bar.are going to be engaging with local jazz musicians rather then participating in the jazz circuit like other venues in town. another reason we are do this jazz bar called the dawn club because at some point local addition the bar at the hearse building the jazz club will be required to shut down for a certain period of time while the hotel is being developed and during that time we like to provide employment for the current employees of local addition and the bands currently performing there 6 days a week. that's the intention of the lark bar and the dawn club and what you are looking at there commissioners are samples of records recorded at the original dawn club in the 30's and 40's. one item that commissioner (inaudible) is holding is air shots of the dawn club. thank you. there is great histly in the location at this building and with the dawn club establishment in the 1940's when the war broke out the jazz sessions from the dawn club were broadcast on kgo throughout the pacific reg

our annie grier reported that she took home two versions of her speech last night. there's a few ways this could play out. one, she could announce that she's leaving entirely, leaving congress, leaving leadership. or she can announce she's staying entirely. but then there's this third option where she could announce that she's leading leadership but deciding to stay as a member of congress. we have to wait and see. she's addressing a group of her members right now behind closed doors and expected to make a floor speech at some point after that. we will be watching. but this obviously has massive implications for the democratic party, because there is a group of ambitious young democrats who are waiting in the wings to see what she does. they want to run for leadership, if she does not, and it's going to raise immediate questions about what pelosi's deputies do. that's steny hoyer and jim clyburn. hoyer is keeping his options open. he could run for the top spot, he would face a challenge against hakeem jeffries. and clyburn says he wants to stay in leadership. unclea

annie: there are a lot of players to keep track of.am bankman-fried ran ftx, the now bankrupt crypto exchange, once the second largest ripped of exchange in the world. before this dramatic downfall, he worked at a wall street trading firm called jane street. jane street is really known for its obsessive focus on risk. it's a very successful trading firm. his background at jane street is part of what got him to the level he got to, part of what helped him impress vc investors and people in traditional wall street and crypto. jane street is known for attracting very high iq math nerds. it is known for its love of puzzles and games, just for its success, but it is a stealthy firm. in our story we pointed out today that ftx does not seem to have brought to bear jane street's focus on risk to its own enterprise, to say the least. caroline: exactly. the fact that over and jane street they permanently were trying to learn from previous mistakes, trying to keep on innovating and looking at risks. he seems to have done basically the opposite. m

captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-olds annie and james brown are suing annie'sx-roommate, 24-year-old erin fitzgerald, for stealing their dog and filing a false cps claim. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 113 on the calendar in the matter of brown vs. fitzgerald-scharet. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. and mrs. brown, it is your claim that the defendants have your dog. >> yes. >> yes. >> judge judy: they say that the dog has been with them for the last three years. they say that, for a couple of months this year, you lived in part of their home that they rented to you and that you caused some damage, that have a counterclaim. so, let's get to how you're all related. >> my father is with his mom. they're, like, dating. >> judge judy: your father... >> is with his mom -- the defendant's mom. >> judge judy: which defendant? >> that's my father. >> i'm the father. >> judge judy: do you live together? >> no. >> judge judy: what is he d

ali vitali is here and annie carney is back. donna edwards is here. with me on set for the hour, alicia menendez. donna edwards i start with you because you have served with speaker pelosi, what are your thoughts today? >> it was so moving to hear her today and also hear her talk about the expanse of her legislative career working in concert, working with three presidents, bush, obama, and, of course, president biden, on legislative agenda that was important to the american people. so when i listen to her today, she was a mentor of mine. i served on her leadership team. i learned so much from her in the way that she was able to understand the democratic caucus and to speak to the needs of the american people. and while it's a, you know, somewhat sad day for this transition. it's one that she has managed to make sure that the transition happens in a way that continues to benefit the american people. >> ali, we've covered the rise of political violence and the threat of it as a reality for elected officials in this country. but she's lived it. let me sh

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the annie, my door shouts above blaring pop music and people filling their bingo cards full of pictures of animals or fruit them on every man that gets away reinventing and helping each other. not only the organizer benefits but the whole community more and more than as wayland are turning to gambling in their desperation to make ends meet amid the countries crippling economic crisis. in the street bin goes prizes include food baskets, paint buckets, and even cars and motor bikes. players line up outside kiosks in poor neighborhoods to buy numbers in a raffle to the kiosk owner, ruffling this mode of like makes good economic sense. here in the anthony may live . if i sold it, it would have to be at a lower cost than what a motorbike currently costs with to ruffle you get more or less a profit margin of more than 60 percent. though more people lose than when overall, the slight chance of winning is like an addictive drug in a country where most have lost hope of improving their lives any other way. i bet because all and i stay in business with enter the conflict with tim sebastian sham r

i did annie get your gun and my, but not until i was a senior. >> did you sing and dance in annie getshe met with me. ♪ can't go back to tennessee. ♪ i'm a bad, bad man. ♪ frank butler. >> right. >> stephen: very romantic. >> wow, and when did you start doing stand up. >> stephen: i snefer did stand up, i did improv, i was an improv. i studied theater. i did undergraduate theater program at north western and improv in chicago, this is a fascinating intervy of me. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm really loving this. go ahead, ask me other things about me, sally field. and then i got involved in second city in chicago and i knew a lot a lot of stand ups who put in the hours and miles on the road, but i would never call myself stand up because they earned that moniker and i never did. >> such a different world improv and standup. >> stephen: improv is all cooperative, all collaborative, all about mutual diskoarch. >> i liked improv in the work, never did stand up, actually i did a film about stand up. >> stephen: called stand up. >> no, it was called punch line. >> stephen: punch line. >> with to

annie in new york, please, annie?oo-yah from long i island. >> how are you doing >> caller: well. i want your opinion on alibaba. >> no. we have enough problems with american stocks. we do not recommend stocks of china that is communist and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> coming up, hope for the best, prepare for the worst. cramer goes around the horn of any prtg n < >>> we're all worried about the consumer price intext when this consumer number comes in hot, stocks plummet on thursday we get the dreaded cpi reading and so often the case, the estimates seem low on a month over month basis, the cpi is supposed to be up .6% on a year over year basis up 7.9% we have x food and energy numbers at 5% month over month and 6.5% year over year. let me say i don't find this x food and energy basket very helpful. they call that core inflation because food and energy can be so volatile but if you look at what is really hurtin

elected a new county executive and bruce blakeman appeared to district attorney's office back with annieohn: at 12 of the big surprises in the off year election last november or the republicans were the offices of district attorney in suffolk and nassau county. do you think there is a bellwether for what will happen in your district on tuesday night? us without a doubt the pendulum began to swing in with annie donnelly who was a career prosecutor face-off against todd who was the delegation. he was the architect and was on the state senate floor for putting the pen to paper with cashless bail. and people in this district across long island have just had enough. john: will have heard from democrats in this election campaign is first. such a big deal but that's what kathy hubbell said. and then she said why is it such an important issue? now she's balancing crime is an issue but it's republicans are making allah. and hillary clinton said this, listen. >> of the talk about crime, they are just trying to gen up all kinds of fear and anxiety and people. they are not dealing with it. they're n

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you, annie , because you them to.se you wouldn't be doing this if you had any serious to it. wouldn't be doing this if you had any serious to it . you had any serious to it. you wouldn't be there some rose didn't have this till boris johnson came . we had like 200 johnson came. we had like 200 the year . i johnson came. we had like 200 the year. i think the first year he was prime minister and now we get five times that number in a single night. do you know the un commissioner for human rights? no no reason why he should. but he's a chap. volker turk. this is him here ? yeah, he's. he's is him here? yeah, he's. he's one of those teutonic chaps , one of those teutonic chaps, isn't actually. despite his name, mr. isn't actually a turkey is an austrian. and for reason he's now living into twitter to rein in quote the viral spread of harmful . what viral spread of harmful. what does he mean harmful disinformation. well essence any dissent from the official narrative on say covid vaccines, on change, on the war in ukraine.

annie dowding. just miss layla. annie dowding. just one week ago . now, where we one week ago.e that's leilani dowding right now looks like we pre take away well you can go but you here in the flesh i care in the flesh such good animatronic models now i can't tell anyway do we have the leilani clips from a week ago here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant. here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant . yeah. boy raped in a migrant. yeah. and diane abbott came out with insane tweet. yeah that it was solo's fault . yeah, but it was solo's fault. yeah, but it was sue ellis fault. and you. you shouldn't treat them like rapists. or they become rapists. well you know what? what planet we on what planet are we on indeed? well, you'll be thrilled to this is how you know , they to this is how you know, they say to you, oh, we've got to tax more. you're going to have the biggest fall living standards , biggest fall living standards, highest tax burden since end of the second world war. what do you get in? you will be thrilled to . you get in? you will be thrilled

annie dowding. just miss layla. annie dowding. just one week ago . now, where we one week ago.that's leilani dowding right now looks like we pre take away well you can go but you here in the flesh i care in the flesh such good animatronic models now i can't tell anyway do we have the leilani clips from a week ago here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant. here come that was just a young boy raped in a migrant . yeah. boy raped in a migrant. yeah. and diane abbott came out with insane tweet. yeah that it was solo's fault . yeah, but it was solo's fault. yeah, but it was sue ellis fault. and you. you shouldn't treat them like rapists. or they become rapists. well you know what? what planet we on what planet are we on indeed? well, you'll be thrilled to this is how you know , they to this is how you know, they say to you, oh, we've got to tax more. you're going to have the biggest fall living standards , biggest fall living standards, highest tax burden since end of the second world war. what do you get in? you will be thrilled to . you get in? you will be thrilled to

joining us to answer that question is annie. nice to have you on the show. >> i'm not sure we are getting your audio right now. are we getting your audio? we are good? there you go. ok. he has already fired top executives. who is now at risk for layoffs? how many may be at risk? >> currently, twitter has 7500 employees and we are hearing reports that up to 25% of the company could be laid off. these layoffs, according to reports, are expected to go across the board with particular focus on the trust and safety division. >> what does that mean? why would you want to get rid of people in content moderation? >> elon musk is both a power user of twitter as well as a frequent critic of the platform. he has also been critical of content, twitter content policies. aggressively weeding out hate speech and other inappropriate content. for that reason, there is a lot of concern that he would plan to got those policies and bring more of a free-speech atmosphere to the platform which is something that has been controversy over. >> for peopl

you, annie , because you them to.se you wouldn't be doing this if you had any serious to it. wouldn't be doing this if you had any serious to it . you had any serious to it. you wouldn't be there some rose didn't have this till boris johnson came . we had like 200 johnson came. we had like 200 the year . i johnson came. we had like 200 the year. i think the first year he was prime minister and now we get five times that number in a single night. do you know the un commissioner for human rights? no no reason why he should. but he's a chap. volker turk. this is him here ? yeah, he's. he's is him here? yeah, he's. he's one of those teutonic chaps , one of those teutonic chaps, isn't actually. despite his name, mr. isn't actually a turkey is an austrian. and for reason he's now living into twitter to rein in quote the viral spread of harmful . what viral spread of harmful. what does he mean harmful disinformation. well essence any dissent from the official narrative on say covid vaccines, on change, on the war in ukraine.

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annie: this is basically a big ballot, five pages instead of one leg we have seen in past elections,o,. we know that the first batch reported will be the preliminary results, based on ballots mailed in prior to election day. but it should be a substantive chunk of total votes because in past elections, 90% of people and up voting by mail. ever it is, it should be a good chunk of votes also note tomorrow how many outstanding ballots there are to be content. kristen: maybe in the super close races, we may not get there tonight. i won't to zoom in. seems like we have real test of whether voters approved of their mayor. do you think. paul: we have seen it in poll after poll, people are really fed up with the san francisco government right now. we hold the officials, almost all of them are underwater and people are really angry about the state of affairs in the city. we had two recall elections this year. people will have an opportunity to weigh in on all sorts of things prudent several appointees by the mayor to the board and the district attorney's office, and issues ranging from housin

said no flag, a no little uncomfortable with whom annie layla shares this room with her full siblings and her grandmother. during south africa's months, long locked down, they couldn't go out. it was shortly after the restrictions were lifted. that layla got pregnant, just 16 at the time. and olga. a cooler lydia. when i found out that layla was pregnant, one or lead of a did it. and money wasn't, i was very worried that apartment was good. go magdalena. i kept asking her who the father was. where's the baby's father? i leave but she just looked at me with a shocked expression he b. now lucas had told him, donnelly, that once the baby was born, i asked again to go. you see what we've done? um, are you quite a baby needs? both parents, we are number legal, we're not womans in i is the father a friend, a neighbor or was layla raped? she refused to say reluctant to burden her grandmother even further. they could be able boncey mac was numb like, yeah, well it was difficult. abilene and i was scared to leave him with my grandmother because she is getting older cuz silkwood really, it's be

and this is worthy of the attention of these people who are adopting the sanctions packages today annieyou think ? not the russians, i would say even the reaction of the world, the reaction of our partners, who look at the increasing turnover of the russian federation, which quietly continues to trade, not in this gas, coal, with countries such as turkey, egypt and especially china well these are the countries that you listed, they generally do not relate to the russian aggression in ukraine as we would like. all of us who are opponents of putin, because as they say in our country, the war is for whom, for whom the mother is a mother, and that’s all the trouble. and of course er, dirty businessmen earn, not clean politicians, and the whole country. this stage is probably the largest beneficial in the world - it's connected. germany's position turned out to be that the recent trend in german politics is definitely to sever all ties with putin and russia, but nevertheless we see that these are all sorts of tricks that politicians always have to the fact that these partners are partners of

the system also frees up more space. pow annie serves the guests bow, ela bakes in the back marble cakes and apricots buns, for example. a mathematics found the most fun for me is the contact i have with a guest and chatting with them from the lights and hold the i think my talk to the patrons and ask them what nationality they are with. another special thing about the cafe guests are encouraged to be in the present with special treats were the ones who locked their cellphones away. the gap, a full offense sound opened in vienna and 2015 after it had success as a pop up cafe. now it serves a good 200000 patrons annually. holding it from the hawkins envoy. idea was i'll create a place where young and old come together. are there really aren't any in urban areas admitted again about the older and younger generations generally live separately? or we wanted to make grandma's living room public and prove that the generations can get along fine and learn a lot from one another, one on, on the land and come. the retiree's also good making courses online over zoom, for instance. it's a way for b

it turn it down and it caused the kilometer on one minute in jerusalem, we had a question, no annis, enemy land, as such as the axis property, we cannot watch it, and i teach it. we cannot sell it. we cannot we cannot use it as beneficiaries of this document in it from our lab. after 1967, jerusalem was info code by this, a response to it. and it gets cheated as enemies. and he writes, and their own homeland land not is nothing less than a month of the alleging russian soldiers had been supplied with viagra to rape ukrainians . the u. m. the official representative of central was, has now admitted she hasn't seen any evidence to corroborate her claims. that information was important to me in the presence of the deputy prime minister if she not. and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs did not make any investigation about via something, not my, it's not my job to make it. i do not have a monday. i didn't new york in an office in new york. my law is not to investigate the investigation is going on by the human rights money to redeem and the international commission of inquiry in

region, and the occupiers are fleeing on all possible watercraft about this the operative team told annie south at the same time enemy ships with two missile carriers of the black sea are on duty in the black sea, the enemy ship group continues to maneuver, not to the fleet in the number of 17 units , two 16-caliber missiles are deployed on this, in a certain way the enemy does not run away that is ready to take revenge for the inconvenient and complex decisions in the kherson region, to which he was led, which means that it is quite probable that the united states will no longer repeat mass missiles on drone strikes throughout the territory of ukraine considers russia to be ukraine and with a market economy , the us department of commerce canceled the status granted in 2002, reuters reports - this is an important decision because it gives the united states the opportunity to use the full force of the us anti-dumping legislation to, quote, weaken it to eliminate market distortions caused by the russian government's intervention, which is intensifying in their economy in order to receive t

people with student loans do with payments set to resume in january after the long pandemic pause in annie of the form credit union recommends getting in touch with the loan servicing company and examining your options. now your income situation could have change. you could have some access to still some forbearance agreements and some other things. so start now. don't wait until you can't make the payments. also in january, loan payment deferment go back to the way they were before the pandemic pause that is limited, but including people who are out of work or on family medical leave. another tip reviewing your personal finances will be important if you know what your payments going to be. the start really looking at your budget and saying, can i can i really start doing that to maybe start setting that money aside now? >> so you can live that way and not wait until january or february when they restart and then trying to live that way. the biden administration has filed an appeal in an attempt to revive the student loan forgiveness program. but it's on a very difficult path either. the 5

ah, i am, diana said entered annie, the scene is live. we want to get right to our top story. americans are casting their final votes on this election day in one of the most consequential mid terms in decades. that's being counted in the crucial mid term elections in the united states. so me just after 8 pm there were. busy you are, this is the hour when the 1st flood of results is expected. what should we be preparing for? but i just want to step back again and just look at this map. but that's not a red wave. that's nothing like a red wave. the republican party needs to do a really deep lift respect and look in the mirror right now, because this is, this is an absolute disaster for the republican party. and we need turn back so that the 3 big losers. again, donald sales begin with the letter d, right and election deniers. and that is how we in the news media, the mainstream media, if you will, reported the u. s. midterms on tuesday to night. we want to ask, did journalists get the story right? and to discuss that, i'm happy to welcome t

police have only said that they do not have anyone in custody but they have reason to believe this was annis lighted targeted attack and they don't think that there is any imminent threat to the public at large. lester. >> all right, gadi schwartz, thank you. >>> in georgia a state judge ruled today that a law banning abortion after six weeks of pregnancy cannot be enforced the so-called fetal heartbeat law took effect this summer after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade. but the judge said it was unconstitutional when it was passed in 2019 because roe was still in effect. >>> in 60 seconds the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband in court and the new rsv warning from the cdc for adults as we go inside a busy icu as it tries to cope with the surge. a as it tries to cope with the surgrge. show my asasthma is driven by eosinopophils, which h nucala helelps reduc. nunucala is a a once-monthty add-onon injectionon for sesevere eosisinophilic a asthma. nunucala is a a once-monthty add-onon injectionon nunucala is nonot for sudddn breaththing problelems. allergicic

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so one person who came to us recently at let's call it annie, a mother with children trying to get intok, terrified of getting into debt, cut back on everything she can, cut back on, nothing left, so she's not turning the heating on and she is eating one meal a day in order to be able to give her kids breakfast. fortunately, they have free school meals, but sometimes it's the small things, so she was talking about two of her children have got birthdays, one of them had a birthday yesterday, and she had to choose between buying a carton of milk or buying a birthday card. son turns 18 tomorrow and she can't buy him a present, let alone celebrate. i heard jeremy hunt this morning saying we want people to be able to go out to the pub. now, here's somebody who can't even buy her son a pint on his 18th birthday. and that's the sort of situation that an awful lot of people are in. so even people on benefits who the headlines suggest are being protected from inflation are going to struggle this winter? so huge numbers of people are going to struggle this winter. people on benefits. people, you

and on the campaign side thankful to carl and annie eagan who helped with fundraising. jim stearns did a fantastic job as the danielle anderson and help from dave ho and dixon lee. to them and the folk in labor and business and all of the groups a million thank yous and we'll spend this money wisely and leverage every last dearly of state and federal funding we can. and then on a somber note. one of the priorities of prospect l safer street this is month on november 20 will be world day of remember ~ans when we mourn those kills or injury in the traffic collision this is year we lost 29, 16 pedestrians. today a hearing on vision zero send condolences for safe streets and you will those who lost loved onces as we recommit ourselves to prevent traffic crashes. congratulations to michelle cal trains first dedicated general manager after for the past few years. thank you commissioner walton for your service on the joint power's authority and your and vice chair peskin's efforts during the discussions that secured an inspect executeef director for cal trin and look forward t

industrialists to meet with the president of france, the heads of such corporations as bmw l'oreal anniebus astrozeinika bp volvo siemens, only fifty top managers from all over europe the meeting was closed. after all, money loves silence the french president, did not publish any report at all. a mean press release appeared only on the website of the european round table of industrialists and arties, where everything becomes. it is clear that the macron persuaded the business not to curtail production in europe and not to move to the united states. the press release does not directly mention this, but the concerns and claims against the eu authorities are described very accurately. in the context of the recent united states inflation reduction act, which provides significant incentives for investment in the american private sector, the delegation and rt drew the president's attention to the contrast between the current approach of the united states and that of the european union, which is more regulated and targeted. although european industrial companies continue to invest heavily in th

i cook that kind of thing for my daughter all the time the annie's won. annieone.rowaves are different watt tages. >> brian: maybe it's not your microwave. maybe the problem is the food. maybe your microwave is not bad. maybe your microwave ask a lot better. >> ainsley: i remember when my child was born i refused to use the microwave. heat up everything on the stove. too scared of the microwave. after seven years you are like i'm cooking this in the microwave. right, chris? >> steve: i side with velveeta on this any time they do a package we write recipes. any time you put something instructions on a package, you test it hundreds of times microwaves vary ultimately. we will see if she gets 5 million bucks. >> brian: go buy it, if you have the same problem, write us. but everyone has got to go buy it and bring it home. >> ainsley: now it's a class action. is she asking more feel join? >> steve: we open add can of worms with velveeta. >> ainsley: is it worth hiring a lawyer? cook it 30 more seconds. >> steve: janice dean joins us where she has got a coat and a scarf

. >> annie she said you and grace should get married. >> grace and me?cly an out gay man. >> this would be us three weeks in. honey i'm having an affair. his name is donald. >> me too. >> i didn't get to be david or madeleine but i knew i could do it with empathy an dignity. >> when it started it was everybody was like how gay could it be. the answer was apparently you couldn't go gay enough. >> ladies and gentlemen i give you . . . >> there were two openly gay men who said being gay isn't just one thing. >> i can wait to see two gay men kissing on television. >> not as long as you think. >> i think it's a great way for anyone to connect. >> a lot of people people owe us a big fat thank. >> it was risky at the time but the network found out yes there's an audience for this. >> i think that really change things for people because they fell in love with these characters an realized what's the prejudice. >> i think will and grace probably did more to educate the american public than anything anybody has ever done. >> they're getting march any four days. i l

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people with student loans do with payments set to resume in january after the long pandemic pause in annie le of the form credit union recommends getting in touch with the loan servicing company and examining your options. now your income situation could change. you could have some access to still some. >> forbearance agreements and some other things. so start now. don't wait until you can't make the payments. also in january, loan payment deferment go back to the way they were before the pandemic pause that is limited, but including people who are out of work. >> or on family medical leave. another tip reviewing your personal finances will be important if you know what your payments going to be. the start really looking at your budget and saying, can i can i really start doing that to maybe start setting that money aside now? >> so you can live that way and not wait until january or february when they restart and then trying to live that way. the biden administration has filed an appeal in an attempt to revive the student loan forgiveness program. but it's on a very difficult path. >> eit

. >> so let's get to 1902, annie held creek m montana, creek montana and the first t. rex no other specimen and he finds out and things change for paleontology museums and dinosaurs and there have been out lot discover to be for this in the public's interest is not the kind of into it but is not incredible. what happens when he discovers those moments. >> so the public before passing dinosaurs i was a novelty and every time they had a dinosaur to display, plus people came that they left just as quickly because you seem like this was to use an outdated term like a freak show is kind of thing but the t. rex is different and not just because it was, more physically intimidating, when you first look or when barnum brown was looked down he saw the jaws and these teeth them is really like a time machine it was a first person to go back 65 million years and see this when you have all of the dinosaurs before the t rex and the well-known dinosaurs were all herbivores is very easy to see dinosaurs on most is kind of these boring is pretty vague and amazing and it's grazing and y

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