like to woo women would be play banjo. show would submit. to you. a lot of plays a lot of people say. land in the free place. but i think american to me is a place where you have a choice not everybody in america chooses to be free why do so. because a lot of people are terrified of certain things like say not having a shelter and their one so that will continue to work jobs they necessarily don't even lie just so they don't have to be how. i look at myself as home free. not homeless and so my does sometimes they choose not. to so they're free of that burden i'm sure you see that's how i respond. how long had you been home free. for years now. i'd say roughly about four years. traveling that much most middle short people your perspective what do you think americans have become should. i say it's. just a different thing i come across a lot of people that really fell on hard down so hard. i think people forget how to love and how to help their fellow man. that's going to cause a divide because you're not going to understand each other as much. you kno

like to woo a man would be play banjo. show with some. live plays a lot of people say land in the free place. but i think american to me is a place where you have a choice not everybody in america chooses to be free why do so. because a lot of people are terrified of certain things like say not having a shelter and or want so there will continue to work jobs they necessarily don't even live just so they don't have to be how. i look at myself as home free. not homeless and so my does sometimes they choose not. to so they're free of that burden i'm sure see that's how i respond. how long have you been home free. for years now. that's a roughly about four years. traveling that much most middle short people your perspective what do you think americans have become should. i say it's. just a different thing i come across a lot of people that really fell on hard down so hard. i think people forget how to love and how to help their fellow man if that's going to cause a divide because you're not going to understand each other as much. and i want y

figure let me ask you something how long you've been playing the banjo well. stick with him apparently serious about a tin can i've been involved in a real banjo since your time yeah. how old are you now twenty. have been a lot of little gigs in all the way it has been a fair game and not so good to see so little bit of bars in. reality by means that all of them up with your fair. share of our bedroom are bad the best man show. you very brave and i'm thinking maybe me and you can put our heads together and do like great american pilgrimage moonshine that's probably the best. i mean t.v. needs. they do americans. just get to see here. if you want to go out in the world until somebody listen to these different sounds a bit most of them would relate the sound of the banjo to. it returned to the car the tree like american culture you know came over and shipped out it started out an irish band the first settlers came here as living farms and things like that they'd be the old guys sit down for play in a band and women used to be a big thing women would. like to woo

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let me ask you something how long you've been playing the banjo well i started.in my parents' atmospheres about ten and a half and they bought me a real banjo since you're yeah. how old are you now twenty eight. i've done a lot of little gigs here and all the way from i've been up for a football game and not.

(banjo music and clapping) oblige me, ma'am? thank you.narrator) fonda's "wyatt earp" is a man of the prairie who, like the town of tombstone finds himself in transition. his attraction to clementine, a refined woman of the east, pulls him away from his wilderness roots, towards culture and society. hold it, folks, blasted, hold it! stand clear back and make room for our marshal and his lady. (hollering) (elmore leonard) the way he combed his hair, henry fonda, fit the part. "my darling clementine" had a real feel, a look to it of that period. where he's sitting with his boots up on the rail and someone comes by and smells his hair tonic. there are those little touches of realism that you appreciate. if you have to tell a story with words, you're in trouble. you'd better try and find another story. one of the things that makes westerns work is that they're told by images. which one of you killed james? i did and the other one, too. i'm going to kill you. (lindsay anderson) to see "my darling clementine," i began to learn what filmmaking co

after being in lightened by the banjo and a fellow stephen our heroes continue on the pilgrimage. come down. on our. home. stephen starts to notice the power some outside forces also know. the ways going on puppy. that is driving the big. truck leaving. us where. i just can't believe how gorgeous. the colors the sky it's unbelievable max is taking in all the sights stephen is taking in rio makes you wanna break out and solve. both oh. no i would love you stay for her this is why i can't remain free oh take it away. while there is like that last railway. higher and harz. this is one conquered the west basically right trail this was the technological. of that era the new technology the. speculative bubble. and marketing a rise of cars to america is a robber baron played under entirely nineteen. and this was the technology that. decimated the plane of population. and that's what kind of messed things up there from the kurds and herds of buffalo. the railway tracks entire cars . lyle bill and his buffalo show no more buffalo you know i played buffalo bills on t.v. . take out a lump in

between northern ireland an ardent and maintains the precious union of our united kingdom that arguable banjo has played out over and over again in britain but it was a later statement accusing russian military intelligence for murder that made headlines around the world i can't state how the house that based on the body of intelligence the government has concluded that the two individuals named by the police and c.p.s. are officers from the russian military intelligence service. also known as the g.r.u. hang on just minutes before tourism a spoke assistant police commissioner neil buss who was asked directly if there was evidence that russian intelligence agencies were involved in this cripple attack in britain after saying there wasn't another journalist tried to get her so you can't . go and you know just whether they are actually serving officers in russian intelligence agencies this was the answer we have significant lines of inquiry about who they may think. possibly because we're issued his women's apparel that we want people to come forward and give us the evidence they you have educa

there is a banjo on the wall. an ohio parlor.you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what will be the republican respectability checklist. this goes right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from slaves?llion former they are proto-citizens. they are citizens of the time the 14th amendment is passed. demonstrate your loyalty to the union. check. receive wages. labor -- $25 a month. not bad. comfortable home. renting. owning. in a unified and aty as the anderson's nuclear family. three children. going to school and becoming preachers and teachers. and they do. starts the first black newspaper in cincinnati. he is also been doing something very important to a liberal capitalist model. he is accounting. abolitionist banker for his sponsor. you hear him saying "with interest." he knows how to calculate interest. he is a capitalist. showing understanding of the reductions for dr. expenses. -- doctor expenses. it is at this time that we see all of these both political and social pieces that are going to be the

there is a banjo on the wall. little markers of southern this -- of southernness.his is an ohio parlor. you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what will be the republican respectability checklist. this goes right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from the 4 million former slaves -- they are proto-citizens. at the time when jordan anderson is writing, they are proto-citizens. by the time they pass the 14th amendment, they are citizens. what do you have to do? demonstrate your loyalty to the union. check. contrast that with your former master's disloyalty and even murder of a soldier. receive wages. wage labor -- $25 a month. not bad. comfortable home. renting, not owning. mandy is now mrs. anderson, monogamousto marriage in a unified identity as the andersons, and a nuclear family. three children. going to school and becoming preachers and teachers. and they do. his son starts the first black newspaper in cincinnati. he has also been doing something very important to a liberal capitalist model. he is accounting. he has got an abolitionis

the next thing you know, you will be shooting heroin in a crack house in cleveland with a dog named banjo! who-- and your premise is terrible. that is a horrible argument because the premise is bad. you can't say everything is a gateway to everything else. that's just not true. when you were five and you stole a candy bar and you ate it and it was delicious, was your next thought, "you know what? i'm gonna kill a drifter"? thank you. thank you ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you can see her live on the national "boxed wine and bigfoot" stand-up tour. kathleen madigan, everybody! we'll be right back. okay... we're in this together. the splashes the friendships and... the memories it's a journey and petsmart is with you every step of the way. evelyn's playing fortnite on the new samsung galaxy note9. it's the fastest note ever and is now 50% off the lease. everyone is going to want one from sprint. wait, 50% off? my analysis confirms this galaxy note9 is perfect for fortnite. and you've been practicing on a network built for unlimited. you know evelyn, this is actually a really- i won.

thieves got away with several guitars, a couple of banjos, a bass, clothes and textbooks. >> the instruments are completely irreplaceable. i mean, three of them were 100 years old. they were from my family. >> about ten days after the theft, the truck was found here near the intersection of oc and edloe in hayward. all of her belongings were gone, but the thieves left behind the tools they used to steal the truck. including a cake decorating tool jennifer was told could be used to defeat the ignition and allow the truck to start. we contacted u-haul to see how common these thefts are. it says it does not talk publicly about vehicle thefts. we do employee a robust investigations unit that works closely with law enforcement. they further advise renters to park in well-lit areas within view of security cameras, lock doors to the cab and place secure lox on rear doors and trailers. jennifer says she did take precautions, and she will continue to bug u-haul about putting alarms and better anti-theft devices on their trucks. >> yes, i suffered this huge loss. but if i could just save one person or

to him the south is -- [ mimicking banjo ] that's what he thinks the south is. that is almost like him claiming he's learning slovenian or that he's ever done anything that he hasn't always done. so the president is lying in a very charismatic way. it's kind of fun watching people lie sometimes. but he's lying. >> the book raises some very serious questions about his fitness for office and it's true he's often incoherent. right? so this is just a sample of some of his strangest moments. watch this. >> so then i said, all right, i made a mistake. you know what kind of mistake it was, right? bing, bing, bing. okay? don't kid yourself. good chance of that. because everybody's -- you know, the front row people know exactly, right? >> written by a nice reporter, now you have to see this guy. "oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember." he's going, "i don't remember. maybe that's what i said." >> i just learned that crooked hillary along with her friend, you know, she's got this goofy friend named elizabeth warren, she's on a twitter rant. she's a goofus. >> she'

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