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and in terms of billy, i think, you know, billy's the only one who-- billy says towards the end of the play, he talks about all the boys who laughed at him in the school all the girls who cried if he even spoke to them. helen wouldn't have done either of them. he's always been in love with her, and it's the hopeless love story where she's just kind of horrible to him and -- >> there's a lovely line when he says, you know, there were many reasons to come back to ireland. but i have one reason to come back. >> he says he basically-- he says-- i mean, that's the thing billy goes to america and comes back and his-- you know, she is the only thing he miss about the island. and i think she's the only thing that really makes the idea of a long-term life there bearable for him. >> rose: roll tape. here's a scene with billy and helen. >> are you not stepping out with anyone at the moment? >> i'm not. >> me, i've never been kissed. >> , you've never been kissed. you're a funny looky cripple boy. ( laughter ). >> it's funny, when i was in america, i tried to think about all the things i'd miss ab

and my guest audra mcdonald stars on broadway as jazz great billie hold day. wonder what disney princess that's based on. a new project will give each m.i.t. undergrad student $100 worth of byte coins, no, wait, $800 worth of bitcoin, this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, steve, stephen. >> stephen: welcome to the report, ever. good to you have with us. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thanks, folks. you know, you know, we are coming up on election season as a newsman, my job to bring you the latest, baseless speculation on who might be running who is thinking about running and who was recently seen running. (laughter) why is he running? is it because he's running? well, on monday one dark horse candidate has officially announced he's running for president, bashar al-assad. >> here he is president bashar assad is announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections. >> he will run for a third seven year term in june. >> stephen: bashar assad has throw

in terms of billy, i think billy is the only one who says tom a toward the end of the play, he talksbout the boys who laughed at him in school, and helen would have not laughed at him. she would have cried. she has always been in love with her. it is a hopeless love story. >> a lovely line, where he says there are many reasons to come back to ireland. i have one reason. >> he says, that is the thing, billy goes to america and comes back. she is the only thing he misses about the island. i think she's the only thing that really makes the idea of long-term life their bearable. >> roll tape. >> are you not stepping out with anyone else? >> i am not. >> i've never been kissed. >> of course you've never been kissed. >> when i was in america, i try to think about the things i missed about home. would i miss the scenery? the stone walls, and the sea. i wouldn't miss it. i wouldn't miss that. would i miss the people? >> is this speech going somewhere? >> i would miss my auntie. i wouldn't miss johnny with his bad news. or the guys that laughed at me at school. or the lasses that would cry if

billy eichner. music from jason derulo.turing the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] are you well? thank you so much for being here. let's open tonight with some happy news. you guys like happy news? [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have some happy news to start us off tonight. chelsea clinton has announced that she is pregnant with her first child. [ cheers and applause ] great news. the baby is expected to crawl after 9 months and run in 2055. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's expected. that's just what's expected. yesterday as i'm sure you know, was 4/20. april 20, 4/20. [ cheers ] and this weekend, over 37,000 people went to denver to participate in the fourth annual cannabis cup. [ light laughter ] and they all made memories that would last a few minutes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] for thhe next few minutes. the boston marathon was held tod

that's part of it. >> where is billy bulger now? where is he? he still visits pashtun will, when whitey was in jail awaiting trial he continued to visit him. he did not attend the trial at all but we think it was really he did not want to do with the immediate outlook. it was very highly, you know, highly publicized. his children to would attend the trial like his daughter and sons. >> is he still ahead of the umass system? >> no. he was forced to resign that job but i don't know if you remember, but before mitt romney was a presidential candidate he was governor of massachusetts, and he actually pressured billy to resign, and it was after we had written a story, i had written a story that billy was called before a federal grand jury and questionable whether it ever had any contact with whitey who is on the run. someone leaked a testament that yes, in fact, while billy was president of the massachusetts senate and whitey was a fugitive, there was a prearranged phone call where he called his brother to say what should i do? should i surrender? wh

billy, the simple fact is this. for house of cards.n the records with the architect who broke the tacoma narrows bridge. i requested some footage, the greater walter lance provided this when i first watched woody woodpecker when i was a kid. >> there is obamacare right there if it was a bridge. i'm going to continue to call it obamacare although they call it the affordable healthcare act. now, i will change calling it obamacare when the president changes his name to barack affordable. all i'm asking of ezekiel immanuel is this. where is the disappointment for god's sake? why do you scold us? the web site is a siv. i eliminate the middle man and sign my power of attorney over to julian assange. >> lastly the last name ezekiel has a lot of religious connotations to it went back and researched three major prawfts in the old testament. isaiah who ruined the new york knicks. jeremiah as in wright who returned that church in chicago and now there is ezekiel as in immanuel who ruined obamacare. >> did you memorize all of that or were you read

the smoke is out of the bong on this one, billy.hen you take 112 weeks of unemployment and you mix in health care on your parents until you're 26, you have 50 million people on food stamps to buy munchies. throw in some of the other things you can get out there, this whole country is about to turn into "bill and ted's excellent adventure 3." >> excellent! >> and gthe guy who is going to tell us all about that is jay carney. get your grooming critique on it. >> billy, i say this. he's been acting as a beard for this president for five years, why not grow one, okay? at this point why don't you put a pe ddometer to measure him. that whole press room has turned into men staring at goats blaming other goats. >> new hampshire. there is a congresswoman up there named ann custer, and ann had a little -- that's right. get your jokes ready here, everyone. so ann custer has a town hall meeting and here's what happened. roll the tape. >> can you address benghazi? what are you going to do about benghazi? why isn't benghazi at the top of your iss

rosemary as a nurse says: >> now, billy, unleash your cyber geek. guide us through the loopholes here, the security loopholes that would allow a hack tore bypass the security passwords and actually, you know, perhaps, if you will, change x-rays, medical records or drug infusion pumps. >> i actually brought in some equipment here. this is an infusion pump if i were to look for vulnerabilities in a devicsin a device like thid just buy one, go to ebay, have it sent to your home. >> how much does it do some of cost? >> a few hundred dollars. >> totally legal. >> totally legal. nothing wrong with it. the most important piece here if you look in the back there is a network connection. >> show that at that to dave. >> it's meant to be on the network. there is a network connection there. what you can't see is also on top is a wireless connective at this. it connects to a wireless network. the first thing i would do is take it away they are just really computers it's the same as a laptop or desktop. >> what did you look for when you tear it a apart like this

then me will speak to kathryn joyce, author of "by grave alone: as sex-abuse allegations multiply, billy graham's grandson is on a mission to persuade protestant churches to come clean." he is uniquely positioned to go in and do investigations into sexual abuse at schools and missionary groups because they have impeccable credentials. come from aould not more storyline of evangelicals. >> then we will go to connecticut where 16-year-old transgender girl has spent the last few months locked up in solitary confinement without any criminal charges. we'll find out why. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. by the book boko haram has left several hundred people dead. residents and local officials say dozens of boko haram gunman attacked the northeast town on monday. at least 336 people were killed and hundreds of homes and vehicles set on fire. bodies were still lying in the street two days later. the town sits on the cameroon border and was targeted because some residents were assisting the nigerian army. attack c

billy mccoy is mr.died in prison, and that's a fate that a lot of us could have to undergo if situations and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy. but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, starting right here today, we can change some of the things we're doing and how we think, you know. i want to encourage you brothers to, you know, just stay focused, stay diligent, and look toward the future, so when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about us when it's all said and done. >> amen. ♪ hallelujah ♪ by and by ♪ oh, fly away, old glory >> i would just like to say that ya'll need to really let this be an example to your own life because his life is here. let that to be testimony to the rest of you in his memory that we conduct ourselves as we should and we conduct ourselves as moral people and we perpetuate that throughout this whole community and let him not die in vain. >> amen. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust. ♪ no longer

billy bush, such a great guy, came today. you know kathie fell down the stairs, she was talking about it and her knee was swollen and the doctor said to her, when you have a swollen knee and bruising and stuff, it is not a good idea to fly. so billy bush is pinch hitting today and we're going to have some fun. >> a little phone call last night, in fact, just before dinner. i had a nice text exchange with kathie, she's doing good. >> we'll see her tomorrow. okay. so, again, we do have a great show. we're going it meet two of the new coaches. gwen stefani and pharrell. >> this is good stuff. >> we'll talk about them. in a minute. but we got to show you where we are. because this stage -- and before you get here, it is hard to know what's what. so we'll show you around. so, first of all, the performance stage is right here. this is where everyone does their performing on stage. okay. now, if you go over to the sky box, which is up there, that's where carson hangs out and does his thing. and -- >> that's a nice little round thing

>> well, i'd been studying billie holiday for a year and a half.scovered these recordings of rehearsals of her speaking, she had been drinking and let's loose. her speaking voice is very similar to my grandmother's i thought, she sounds like nana, maybe that's my way in. through that i found her singing voice. ♪ . >> she found it all right, remarkable. since holiday's singing voice sounds nothing like mcdonald's sopranino. >> describe her singing, her sound. >> a very small voice, it's not very rangey, this is her voice it comes up and goes down. but because she was imitating instruments there's a horn-like quality. ♪ . >> holiday rarely sang songs as written. a master improvise or she'd change the tempo, even the melody of classic songs. ♪ she'd only sing if she felt it. >> she wouldn't sing it if she didn't feel it. ♪ >> the feeling always intense was usually heartbreak. >> a friend of mine that played billie holiday taught us how to feel. you can hear it. she's singing it in her voice. >> we strolled along 133rd if in harlem where billie holiday

billy just said, "fishing." so he took the beatings and instead of turning that anger -- turning awful thaturning all of, he urged people to do things in a nonviolent way. he had a great sense of humor. he once said, "if a salmon gets away from you, don't cuss. don't say anything. that salmon, he's going to go upriver. he's producing more salmon for you and for all of us. that salmon is coming home, and we have to take care of his home." end quote. that's the vision that helped billy win one of the greatest victories that tribes in the united states of america has ever seen. in a landmark decision they abolished the regulations and discrimination against indian arfishermen and allowed tribes o have the opportunity on harves harvestable catch. we just celebrated the 40th anniversary of that historical decision, and yesterday was had a chance to -- we had a chance to pay tribute to a man who played a critical role in that decision. but, as my colleague, senator murray, said, billy frank did more than just fight fo

design designer billy reid. do you know him?alabama? >> yeah we hear that. >> not florence italy. >> they do confuse that sometimes when they look at the business card. oh, it's alabama. it's not international shipping. >> alabama's >>> billy reid is a man behind a multimillion dollar global & fashion brand but there's a good chance you have never even heard of him. that's because he does things his own way including where he runs his business. jan crawford sat down with billy raed and joins us from one of his stores in washington. good morning. >> reporter: this is really a story of second chances. after gut wrenching disappointment and failure, finding success by embracing who you are and where you come from. his clothes combine big city cool with laid back southern charm, classics with a modern twist, a formula that's made billy reid one of fashion's hottest design ersers. and he's doing it all here in this small north alabama town. you must hear people say florence alabama? >> yep, we hear that. >> not florence italy. >> the

she and billy bob divorced shortly after her filming in cambodia.et on one romance, another was on the horizon. >> sweetheart. >> you still alive, baby? >> she met brad pitt filming "mr. and mrs. smith." they were friends on set, and they just got to know each other. >> brad and angelina's steamy on camera relationship had the entertainment magazines buzzing. the media quickly dubbed them brangelina. >> you think this story is going to have a happy ending? >> but talks of romance between the two ignited a firestorm of bad press. >> angelina took some hits at first for this relationship. >> around the time that angelina met brad pitt, you know, he was married to jennifer aniston. they had this fairy tale wedding, and they were hollywood's it couple. >> but after months of rumors about mr. and mrs. smith, hollywood's it couple split. although brad and angelina denied dating during his marriage, they debuted as a couple in 2005, and in 2012, they announced their engagement. >> they'd been together for nearly ten years. so they are the real deal. >> bra

and miley was standing up on some landing, and billy said, be careful, honey.nd she put her hands on her hips and she said i'm not afraid of anything. and that's 2 1/2. >> fearless and bold, two traits that continue to define her as she grew up, went to school, and became a cheerleader. >> she went to a private evangelical school, a christian school for a year. >> rolling stone editor josh eells had rare access to miley. >> she would ask to leave after a year. she has a couple different versions of why so i'm not sure which one is the one. one class, she told the class what french kissing was. and the other version, her teacher was an old woman who got around on a motorized schooler and she stole it at one point and was cruising around. whatever the case, it was not the perfect fit. >> what was a great fit for miley? music. >> she had an engenious way of getting what she wanted by being charming and lovely and enthusiastic and willing to take it on as well. >> by 2001, what miley wanted became crystal clear when the family left tennessee for toronto. where bill

if you come by 30 rock and look outside, you'll see billy and kit. why is there a random hand in that picture? there's just somebody reaching in. >> because everybody wants a piece of you. everybody, hoda. you're so hot. >> thanks to kit. >> all right. last night was the finale of "the voice." the final three, team blake's jake worthington, team usher's josh kaufman and team adam's christina grimmie. >> okay. if you guys haven't seen it, we're about to tell you who you won. if you have, let's just enjoy the moment again together because it was a nail-biter.

camp j, billy mccoy, age 63, had a hea >> one day later, he died.is body. >> there was no family to be contacted. >> is there anybody else that would like to share something about mccoy at this time? >> defiant until the end, billy, better known by his nickname understanding left a fellow impression on his fellow inmates. >> a lot of people didn't understand the understanding. but on a more serious note, i think the common denominator that we all have, mr. mccoy died in prison, that's a fate that a lot of us have to undergo if the situation and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, start right here and change some of the things that we're doing and how we're thinking, i want to encourage you brothers, stay focused, stay diligent, look for the future. when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about it when it's all said and done. [ applause ] >> let this be an example to your own life. his life is here and to be with the father, that's just testimony

billy cunningham came to his defense.okay to send sons to spring -- >> i don't know why this is so controversial. i don't know if you have seen them in the nude, they have totally different genitals. >> boys can get alcohol poisoning. >> oh, yeah, one a year. >> that happens everywhere. that's youth, sorry. >> they can get a bad bach of drugs. >> with women, there is rape. that is much more common and serious. don't send your daughters there. the women there are human garbage whose parents don't love them. >> one at a time. go ahead. >> who is raping the women? it's the men. >> it is these 100 milers, these thugs, these thugs from 100 miles away who bring in guns, criminals, rapists. >> hold on. as a mom of two young boys, i want to say something interesting, i think. kids today young age need to know what is going on on social media, they need to be taught at a young age the severity of this. i went to ser ra ser ra cau-- y university. >> boys are different than girls in the behavior and risks are different. we don't get

it may be billy. but we're -- i'm almost 100% sure it's jake.elter we call them the book-end boys or the twogs for twin dogs, but they're adorable. still puppies. just under a year. >> okay. >> they're neutered and current on their vaccines and ready for a forever home. >> looks like a little terrier perhaps. >> absolutely. >> really cute. >> he is very cute and they both for terriers have mellow personalities, get along great with other dogs, don't mind cats. we think they would be great for any family. >> awesome. >> jake told me he's the happenedsome, nice -- handsome nicer brother. billy told me the same thing. we hope you find a forever home. you are cute. exactly what a dog is supposed to look like in my brain. find out more about jake and billy on our website -- on the pets in need website, pets in need.org. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> well, we know she can hit, but how is her curveball? talking about tara the hero cat. she tackled a dog after it bit this boy's leg managing to chase the dog away. so brave and incredible her strorl we

billy, billy, that song is about two married incredibly successful entrepreneurs with a child in a relationshipe of sacraments of marriage in the back of an automobile. if that's not a conservative utopia, i don't know what is. so -- [cheers and applause] -- what in god's name -- what is really the problem here? >> teenage girls look up to beyonce. particularly girls of color. she's an idol to them. i'm saying why on earth would this woman do that? why would she do it when she knows the devastation that unwanted pregnancies and fractured families, why would beyonce do that? >> jon: do you believe the issue here after careful study is you don't believe america is ready for this jelly? [laughter] we're joined by senior beyonce correspondent jessica williams. jessica , thank you for being here. [cheers and applause] she's reporting outside a local high school. you've been watching the owe o'reilly bon say coverage -- beyonce coverage. >> i'm really disappointed. >> jon: i understand the things he said about beyonce. >> i'm disappointed in dion say. queen b has let me down. i've been living my life

he's billy joel's saxophonist.e going to get a live performance from him coming up in a little bit. >> we got to hear a little preview earlier this morning. fantastic. you're really in for a treat. >>> we begin this half hour with a story that is sure to put a smile on your face. a man who was homeless for 20 years waking up now in a place of his own. thanks so an internet frankster a -- prankster and a bunch of people who wanted to do something good for somebody else. >> reporter: lucky wasn't always a word you would use to describe eric orsby. just a few weeks ago he was homeless. and could never have dreamed of this. >> this is yours. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> reporter: a new house. and over 7 million youtube views. thanks to a story that has touched hearts around the world. magician prankster rohad hossain. usually known for pranking through-throughs with a driverless car. or seen walking on water. picked eric for a new kind of prank. >> i'm going to give him this supposed winning lottery ticket. >> $1

billy frank's going to live forever. there are no words i can share, however, more powerful than his own. so thanks to my friend, martha, who provided me with billy's words recently, i share those now with you. mr. heck: i don't believe in magic, billy once said. i believe in the sun and the stars, the water and the tides and the floods, the owls, the hawks flying, the river running and the wind talking. they tell us how healthy things are, how healthy we are. because we and they are the same. that's what i believe in. those who learn to listen to the world that sustains them can hear the message brought forth by the salmon. thank you, dear friend billy, you shall forever be missed and forever remembered. and thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i wish to rise in support and recognition of israel's independence day. i

. >> billy joel wants to start a super group.t one problem. ♪ only the good ♪ die young >> fellow rockers saying sorry, billy, we don't do oldies. that hurt. that really hurts me. he's the only one i listen to. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends," the number-one morning cable news show in america. ♪ >> welcome aboard, folks, live from studio e in the heart of manhattan, the world's number one cable morning news show, thanks to all of you. >> i'm sure of one thing. when you were going to work today, was it pouring rain? >> it was. >> did you think our barbecue segments were in jeopardy? >> nothing stops dave. he's going to be out there shortly. >> and the rain was pouring. >> everyone is little excited about that barbecue. >> famous dave under the canopy. it is barbecue time, also fleet week in new york city. we've got a busy day. we start things out with heather nauert and the news. >> can i say this? if you're a member of the military here on fleet week, we will give you free food today. come on

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by billy own.ow you know that song. >> we should not go back to that. >> we should never go back to 1998. >> i'm clumsy, clean up after me. >> i'm so fancy, you already know. >> she's fancy, but we don't need to be told that. because we know already. >> exactly. i'm in the fast lane from l.a. to tokyo. >> she's a frequent flier. >> i'm so fancy. can't you taste this gold. >> i am so fancy, i eat gold. >> remember my name. about to blow. >> now does that mean you will vomit all the goose? >> no, it means i am about to explode. >> jimmy: then you should probably get out of here for our safety. guillermo, she is about to explode. >> iggy azalea, everyone. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from iggy. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with aasif mandvi. out here... ...you have to perform. you've got to build a crowd from nothing. find what gets them moving, and do it. my intel-powered tablet can respond immediately... so when i get my crowd... ...this funk machine won't let them down. ♪ the summery taste

." >> 17-year-old brett nichols brought "billie jean" back to life at his school talent show, wowingd with jackson's signature moves. ♪ >> that's awesome. brett says he's been practicing to dance like michael for about ten years. and it shows. the video has nearly 2 million views on youtube. >> wow, oh, wow. am i the only one that's thinking about "napoleon dynamite"? >> no.-9ñ it occurred to me, too. "napoleon dynamite" doing michael. >> this is so great. wow. ten years. >> even that part.ym he went up on his toes. love it. >> it never gets old. >> good stuff. >>> up next in "the pulse," a new list of the richest actors has some big surprises. >>> plus, a baby goat takes its very first steps. valve problem. that puts her at a greater risk of stroke. rome? sure! before xarelto®, mary took warfarin, which required monthly trips to get her blood tested. but that's history. back to the museum? not this time! now that her doctor switched her to once-a-day xarelto®, mary can leave those monthly trips behind. domestic flight? not today! like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce

meanwhile, billy walters is declining to comment. investigators will look into the relationship between the three men. carl icahn is friendly with billy walters but claims to not know phil mickelson personally. they have been known to play golf together. we'll keep an eye on that investigation. julie? >> briyan llenas, thank you so much. >>> we want to get back to our top story, president obama releasing a statement moments ago, announcing the release of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. you may recall that name, held captive by the taliban in afghanistan since 2009. our national security correspondent, jennifer griffin, is on the phone and joins us now. and jennifer, it's got to be good news to the family, secretary of defense, chuck hagel releasing the details that sergeant bergdahl is being released. what are the conditions of that release? >> reporter: kelly, i've just spoken to a senior u.s. defense official who tells me that bowe bergdahl is in good shape, in germany right now. he is, according to the official, has lost some weight.

billy graham said he is the world's pastor.rancis is recovering that. >> with this growing sense of him at the center of world conversation, with income inequality and tolerance for people of different opinions and all of that, there is the question of the pope as a principal explainer of value who looks at pope john ii and the church played a role. >> the pope's coinage, he has no currency to float, no borders to protect. his coinage is simply values, truth, beauty, and goodness. this pope while he does everything to try to diminish you might call the cloud of the papacy has skyrocketed under him. he is returning to what the church does best. values, human dignity. the sacredness of human life, the defense of the voiceless. he is returning to that. his stock goes way up and now he is becoming a major player. >> the more your stock goes up the more influence and leverage you have. might he speak out on ukraine? >> i think he would. there is always when the pope speaks out you have got the moral cerebral ideal. he has done that

. >> ♪ happy birthday dear billy smote. ♪ happy birthday to ♪ mr. -- ♪ happy birthday mr. that's it. a little barber shop harmony. we sang it 20 minutes later in front of 20,000 fans. we kind of tanked. we didn't sound as good as the bathroom. it never goes as well as when you are in front of the big audience. we president can't show the tape because of legal reasons. but we got to see the bathroom. >> it never sounds as good as it does in the bathroom. >> i used to do this in high school, sing barber shop with my buddies. i mefer thought i could snooker jimmy fallon and his company to do this. we sang all over for billy joel and kevin specey last week. >> i didn't realize you went to high school in 1909. >> it was in the 80s. we are looking for good old-fashioned harmony. what is better than four guys singing in the bathroom after school? >> there are so many things i can't begin to count. >> we have a show this weekend. put the flier up there. we are singing in new hampshire. come on, we will find it. find me on the website. we are singing in a high school auditorium. la

billy agreed to the conditions. thank you. great. thank you very much. officer and colleagues, any questions. no questions open this up for public comment is there any public comment if so, please come forward you have 3 minutes. seeing none, public comment is closed. again, i want to thank the applicant and thank them for their community outreach to the supervisor and i wanted to thank our police department. colleagues, can we get a motion. we have a motion by supervisor yee to move forward with a positive recommendation can we take those without objection? congratulations. mr. clerk if you can call item 2 >> it is a hearing to consider the transfer of a type 48 on site license from 46 street to columbus avenue and for future bars incorporated. >> thank you if we can hear if the applicant. good morning. welcome to city hall >> good morning, supervisors glad to be here i'm with my colleague douglas. we're proposing to pit another bar at this location on 246 columbus the site of the bar formerly called another name it's been vacant since 2008. when we ope

. >> before we get started, billy, just between me and you, was that last guy gay?e was. >> all right. are we gay? >> no. >> can we get a day off from gay? >> is he running for office, miller. come on, that was a legitimate piece. >> i don't want to know who michael sam is sleeping with or who tony sargoosa is. >> we have to be clear tony is straight because is he 320 pounds and i don't want him coming here. all right. miller airline industry? >> flying. listen, i have had flights that were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >> we don't have any options though. and when you are going to iowa like we did, you know they are wheeling out the old equipment. i flew over in the chitty chitty bang bang car. i went to recline my car i felt like i was in gynecological office so little reline. -- recline. a man freezer box calling it carry-on trying to jack it into the overhead. like trying to get pavatti into a wet suit. i put up with it because you have got to fly. i get stuck in the me

billy cunningham came to his defense. >> i don't know why this is so controversial. and women are different. they have totally different genitalia. men going down there -- >> thank you for sharing. >> the worse case scenario for women -- >> boys can get alcohol poisoning. >> that's youth. sorry. >> hang on. >> the problem with women is rape. that's much more common, much more serious. don't send your daughters there. the women there are human garbage whose parents don't love them. >> one at a time. go ahead. >> who is raping the women? it's the men. >> drunk idiots and these hundred milers. these thugs from a hundred miles away who bring in guns. >> arguments like yours are giving men -- >> as a mom of two young boys, kids today at a young age need to know what's going on with social media. they have to be taught at a young age the severity of this. >> what about the double standard? i want to stay focused here. >> i went to syracuse university. it was a party school. parents need to start at a young age teaching their children what's going on. >> i did it all the ti

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billy frank was the embodyment of that and he will be missed. speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. i rise today to honor january thayer who passed away on may 3 after a long battle of cancer. she was a successful woman and entrepreneur. during her long career, she was recognized with many awards and women of the year, the university of nebraska's business woman of the year and entrepreneur of the year and she was named a member of the nebraska hall of fame. these honors are a testament to her work ethic and dedication to her community. i extend my sympathies to her husband and family. honor jan and the legacy of her service that she has left behind. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. green: i rise today to draw a