carlin to history. happy hour. good evening, everyone, and thank you very much, samantha and the white house. historic association for the invitation to share this presentation of first ladies and civil rights. i've chosen two photos for this title slide down in the lower left. there's a photo of the washington hands, which would have been probably either in new york or philadelphia, showing them at home with their grandchildren and up in the upper right corner. there is a servant who was one of their enslaved workers who they brought from mount vernon to their presidential home. and this would have been a typical scene, apparently up in the upper right hand corner as eleanor roosevelt with marian anderson. and there's a very interesting story that will go with that photo to show the contrast and the change in times between the washingtons and eleanor roosevelt. and then what happened after eleanor? so let's begin with the washingtons. if you think about the history of our first ladies in civil rights, it's a check

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maybe i'm unfairly picking carlin, but carlin is big. it's very expensive to mine there.to drop? are we at peak carlin with 1400? >> you know we put those two sets of assets together, the new bonds and the barrick assets there was a lot of work to do. a lot of investment in stripping, in development, in getting those businesses back where we have a rolling ten-year plan. so looking forward now we see those costs slowly coming down, as we deal with the slower input costs or the lower input costs as well as better efficiencies. and we've always said this year was our low point in nevada. and from now, we grow the production out over the next five years. >> okay. so someone locking at your prices like your drc, your ivory coast, tanzania, these things cost very little. chile costs very little. why spend so much money in the united states? >> this is the world's biggest gold endowment. in nevada, if you look at gold rush, we just commissioned the first real gold mine that was permitted in the last 20 years in america. and what we've brought back to nevada is the fact that we

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first of all, george carlin said i'd like to find out where the line is, cross it deliberately, and thenthe audience glad that i did. but most comedians do not know where the line is until they are in front of the audience trying out their material. it is the only art form where the audience is part, a significant part of the creative process. so we're trying to find the line, we're taking a risk, we're talking about something, but the audience is saying no, but we don't know that until we get in front of the audience. >> george carlin is the perfect example. his material from 20, 25 years ago that seemed crazy at the time has played out word for word. >> right. and it's so relevant today. he is, go on social media. and that's the other problem: we have the social media where people have a soap box that don't deserve a soap box. things are taken out of context. and it was like, you know, your uncle who said the crazy stuff and you'd say go on the basement. now they go on the basement, go online and find 10,000 people that agree with them. >> but do you feel like you're in a category and

cooke was 20 his girlfriend tenure then carlin berg was 18 they both mental pay high, but they weren't in the same year at school. >> and so it was through some mutual friends. they met jay was six foot four, broad shoulders very lean, very handsome, both j and thani were quiet. suite loving people. jay's father owned a furnace business and in november, as the couple, if they could drive from victoria, that they'd taken overnight out of the country. narrator: jay and tanya were using jay's family van. the trip was just over 100 miles, but since they had to take a couple of ferries, it was going to take some time. so instead of rushing home, they planned to stay overnight once they got to seattle. my dad had given them enough money to stay in a hotel. as it turned out, they chose to save that money and sleep in the van instead. narrator: jay and tanya didn't make it to the next morning's appointment. they didn't call the client, and they didn't call home. no one knew where they were. my parents were very concerned right away, by that afternoon, that something was amiss. narrator: days p

first of all, george carlin said i like to find out where the line is, crossett elaborately, and theni did. most comedians do not know where the line is until they are in front of the audience, trying out their material. it is the only art form where the audience is part, a significant part of the creative process. so, we're trying to find the line, taking a risk, talking about something, and the audience is saying, but we don't know that until we get in front of the audience. >> george carlin is a perfect example, from 25 years ago that seemed crazy at the time, that played out word for word. >> it's so relevant today. go on social media, and that's the other problem. we have the social media where people have a soapbox that don't deserve a soapbox, things are taken out of context, and it was like your uncle who said the crazy stuff and needs to go in the basement, now that person goes in the basement, gets online and finds 10,000 people who agree with them. >> you feel like you can't fully voice your opinion because people have put you in a category, and you can say x or you can't s

if the audience is saying, but we don't know that until we get in front of the audience. >> george carlin20, 25 years ago that seemed crazy at the time has played out word for word. >> right. and it's so relevant today. go on social media. that's the other problem. we have the social media where people have a soapbox that don't deserve a soapbox, things are taken out of context, and it was like, your uncle who said the crazy stuff and used to be, just go in the basement. now that person goes in the basement, gets online and finds 10,000 people who agree with them. >> do you feel like you can't fully voice your opinion because people have put you in a category, and you can say x or you can say y and that's limiting the discourse that we should have? >> i am at an age where i don't care anymore. >> hold on, was there ever an age when you did? >> that's true. >> i've been a fan for a long time, was there ever an age when you cared? >> i think comedians are truth tellers and brutally honest. and if you're going to talk about a supers are subversive talk it, then make a great joke. make sure t

in the past week carlin fights has seized a vital town on the border with toy land and all the resistance miller shall have attacked the capital using drones laden with explosives. so what's next for the military, june test, it deals with the security challenges and do the recent gains revel groups of made represented turning point for me on my we'll discuss all these questions with our panel of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from victoria gate and b, the mammals made a tree, seized power in 2021, carrying out a qu against the democratically elected government to bank, sang sushi. ever since the giantess faced the position to it through boss in the past 6 months, the fighting has intensified and become a wide spread. most recently, a strategically important town on the board with thailand has fallen under revo control. hundreds of government troops guarding me why do you have reportedly surrendered? it's the latest in a string of loss is the most minute treat, giving hopes to the government to next. so the john to can be defeated. this is a major blow of them. yeah, i'm our mili

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george carlin said i like to find out where the line is, deliberately cross it, and make the audiencethat is an important question, when you are telling a joke, you test the joke, the joke sometimes is based on your observation of the society and culture and the moment that we're living in, and you want to reflect that moment back to the audience. why then do you think it is important to take into consideration with the audience reaction is to that moment? why not do it with the commitment that you are going to say, this is important because it's about free speech as opposed to the feelings of the audience and i have to take that into consideration. >> i think there's a craft, it is an art form, and that's our goal is to get to that point. in the most, the most funny and the most well-crafted way. so we have to try things out over and over to even get the cadence right, the rhythm right. there's timing, there is syllabic things that go on. but it's the only art form where the audience is part of the creative process. leonard bernstein, he never was conducting and then turned to the in

carlin spreading to nearby buildings where people were actually inside. >> the flames had spread of the back of the buildings. these are what we consider a ordinary construction or wood-frame buildings. these are older buildings. they catch on fire and spread very quickly. this rapidly expanded from a first alarm to 3rd alarm bringing over 100 census. the firefighters to the scene. >> crews were able to get several people out of the building to safety. 2 were treated for minor injuries. total. 10 people were forced out of their homes. this comes about 24 hours after 5 games, stuart church just blocks away. so this is saint john, the evangelist, end, ben jealous episcopal church caught fire just before 3 friday morning. outside of that building was damaged. the insight miraculously was safe. nobody was hurt in the church is still able to move ahead. what their plan, easter event. so that would mean yesterday the member of the church staff says they don't think this fire was an accident. >> very, very clear that someone left the church on fire. this was not. accidental. church did not sis

well, there won't be a sequel to the ai generated george carlin comedy special released by its creatorsarlin settled a lawsuit against the podcasters, who used artificial intelligence to make a comedy special. using his voice as part of the settlement, the creators agreed to take the offending content offline and never upload it on any platform again. there is no word on whether there was any sort of monetary exchange as part of that settlement. entering the country is becoming more expensive. the fee for custom and border protection service, global entry, will increase for the first time in more than 15 years to $120, the agency is also raising prices for its other travel programs. the new cost will cover membership for five years. applications applicants under 18 years old will be exempt from paying that fee. the global entry program allows members to receive expedited immigration clearance when they return to the us. amazon is getting rid of its grab and go checkout technology at some grocery stores. the just walk out technology was designed to allow customers to shop and pay for ite

you know, it doesn't for the people that own paraphrasing george carlin, the people that this country right. what work for them is when we get together and we talk this about real things and even if we disagree, we try to find ways, common paths where we can find ways to work together or encourage people right to keep doing the things that they're doing. and we ask for help when we need it. right. so yeah, you hit the nail so squarely on the head with the entire literacy issue, you know, it's just it's pervasive. dan, you wanted to say something, yeah, i was going to this, going in it. it's okay good. it's time to go in a different direction. okay. so that's why you're here. yes. if the if you thought the fairness doctrine be repealed in the eighties had anything to do, like does have a significant impact on our media landscape today. and was the american media landscape any better before that was repealed? was it just kind of different problems? well yes and no. and this will definitely occasion me to to have sue maybe say a thing or two. he's done an awful lot work around media owne

yeah, you're right. >> i think carlin did something that was really smart.d because we're best friends, colin my my guy. >> we talked the joke's one over. well, we discussed no i like that he really said to me what in my opinion, when he said, you know what did he could run be running mates with trump we still be tied yeah. he he's talking about the state of where we are. >> i want you to realize what's going on. well, this is ridiculous. are we paying it? attention to where we are today, like as a comedian, it is your job, i think to observe the humor of the country and to make it digestible to people who don't necessarily follow politics as you just talked about, was also to make it something that we can say, oh, that's funny. >> i remember you're right. >> let me take a step back. didi, the running mate for trump anybody at this moment? it could be because it's true is what you're saying yes. >> that was the exact what he's saying. listen to what i am telling you. this is funny, but listen, there's also something that we need to pay attention to. and that

you can find that in page 67 of our supplemental comp notes and miss carlin at page 70 to our supplemental comments. only two adjacent neighbors oppose the variance. first, mr. hall of 20 rockaway, who is aware of and approved the initial construction when mr. hall and mr. o'keefe were very good friends, but have since had a falling out and is near spearheading the opposition. second, the owners of 812 laguna honda. the owners are mr. hall's daughter and son in law. however, they purchased their home in 2009, a decade comments. for an opportunity to meet with her and to discuss ways to resolve the issue, she refused that request. she simultaneously admitted that she had been in significant contact with tony hall with respect to mr. hall, we negotiated with him at length to try to resolve this. i dispute mr. hall's representations about bad faith. in fact, we did our best to reach an agreement that would involve payment to mr. hall and that would allow for a small deck. but ultimately, be it, there was not a commitment, at least as far as we could discern from mr. hall, that we could be ass

can't trust anything he says and he hates trump now now it's a complicated story between michael carlin and donald trump, and that's something about the prosecution and the defense will have to grapple with in terms of what we should expect today. again, for viewers, who are just joining us, we do expect david. i mean, it seems like they are moving pretty quickly you've already heard opening statements from prosecution. we're now in the opening statements from the defense. as soon as this is done, first, witness should be called. >> yeah. prosecutors will go first and questioning that what trump had nothing to do with the invoice as his attorney with the cec being generated or with the entry of the ledger. and that is really going to be what from what? we've gathered from our sources is going to be the heart of trump's defense, which is one you can't trust michael cohen and to michael cohen was doing this on his own, that the people who are involved actually making these payments and legend putting these down in the business ledger that was all of the people who worked for donald trump