ten seconds, cartman. - i can hear, kyle. just tell me when to go. - ...by 60%.t got word somebody might try to faith hill this event. - lock down the whole perimeter. nobody's faith hilling. not on my watch. [applause] - i think they're on to us, guys. let's do this. - the one thing, talking about concerns about the, uh, the military and veterans, i'm very proud that i get twice as many donations-- - i got it. - hey, somebody's under the stage! - go, cartman! [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ [camera shutter clicks] - we got it, we got it! - go, go, go, go! - [laughs] that was sweet, you guys! - first, there was planking: people taking pictures of themselves in a planked position and putting the photos on the internet. planking was soon replaced by owling, and after the super bowl, by bradying. but the newest meme involves pulling the shirt out to look like boobs. it's called faith hilling, and all around the world, people are doing it. kids, adults, even some notable celebrities are getting into the act. but as faith hilling becomes more and more popular, the question on ev

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. >> i think it's standard in sports right now you have to have a cognitive you need to cartman departmentre we to criticize china's human rights records we have ongoing attacks by the agents of the state against unarmed citizens. got assaults on the voting rights of our people of color in various states in this country. so sports, i do think it's possible to necessary more than ever to shut everything out if you are to enjoy the actual games themselves. >> alright what say you joe? >> here's a newsflash for ja. three and four americans support voter id requirements including the majority of african-american voters. you want to enter any espn building you need id but you want to enter a storm at northwestern for ja works or any university that you need your id badge. but of course nothing is going to happen to a donde he's making a liberal argument not a conservative one we have seen at espn if you hold conservative views and share those views on air most of those people get eliminated in a hurry. this is why so many people i won't say so many people but more and more people cannot just wa

for fresh running water like we understand today was not as easy to come by you would have water cartman who would walk around the city and you could get your fresh water for your tea. so there's the tea water pump. this is where you could go and make your tea. yeah, absolutely. so we see these in these work a day spaces and effort to capture these cities in a moment in time. and finally, we can study the buildings themselves. like those that still stand around us today like these former warehouse spaces right here in boston on broad street designed by charles bullfinch and this building. you can still go visit this one. it's just up the street. this warehouse would have been one of 40 identical warehouses lining broad and india streets in downtown boston in the early 1800s. and it was built in financed as part of this much larger waterfront development project that included the creation of warehouses shops like this one and a monumental wharf building called india wharf the whole project was built bought and sold in phases from approximately 1803 into the 18 teens. and remember how laug

cartman, i'll legalize 40th trimester abortions for you. >> could you imagine back then that these peopleto kind of come into their own. >> and then have i always had these breasts? >> a lot of people want freedom. they don't want to go back to the networks which are saying, you can come to us where you'll make more money but you'll also have content restricted. you could go to cable and have no restrictions. not make as much money but have freedom of expression, which almost everybody who works in these mediums wants. >> some of the content truly was, you can't get this anywhere else. >> you're a fantasy maker, the only limit on the kinds of fantasies is people's imagination. >> hbo turned to people who said, i can't do that on television, but you can do it on hbo. >> white people don't trust black people. that's why they won't vote for no black president. like a black brother will [ bleep ] up the white house. like the grass won't be cut. dishes piled up. cousins running through the white house. cookouts. basketball going in the back. >> in the late '80s hbo was just sort of gaining gro