they were actually throw away cartoons in those old movie houses. you know, i'm actually 100 years old. these filipino genes of mine looking young. you know, as soon as i turn 101 is like i become yoda, i just everything. just gravity get the better picture soon. no. but, but you know what, i mean, it's like the cartoons were done in a different time. and i know, i know nowadays representation matters more than ever. but i feel like we have to get to that playing field again. where, you know, especially from a boy sector's point of view, it never mattered what i look like, right? like, and suddenly it does and for, for good reason. you know. but i just want to get to a point where we can laugh at ourselves again. where it's not, there are, how can i, how can i give credit to contemporary man for evolving? if i spend every moment of my day going back to times of your and same, why didn't it exist that it didn't exist then? because we've got an accumulation of emotional knowledge of this protestant point in history, we're starting to see some of the o

in this case it's a cartoon.ant to play some sound from bill maher who once in a while just nails it. he said the movies hollywood is putting out these days makes you want to curl up into a little ball and cry. >> the academy used to say look what good movies we make. now they say look what good people we are. it's about suffering, especially yours. >> if your movie is so woke, how come i'm falling asleep. jesse: we grew up taken in era where they had great films and blockbusters. i haven't heard of anything nominated. and email screenplay looks like it's written by a guy who needs to get a prozac prescription. what's behind this in your thinking. >> there is something going on like you said, hollywood is operating within its own echo chamber. i love it, i have have been lucky to be part of it for 30 years. but it's being more and more -- how can i say -- i feel it's almost making content for itself. when i go out in middle america all around. people say i didn't see that movie either. i'm starting to not know al

you know, it's really mostly a matter of public attitudes and even though the cartoon certainly would have been protected speech in this country. you know, they were not published and there were important, you know news outlets. yeah, they were certainly new okay the time when there were news or they and many news outlets hesitated to publish them, you know, because a taboo that exists in this country and i think that, you know a lot of the focused in my book dare to speak is about how so many of our free speech controversies today really don't implicate the first amendment or even international law they have to do with more days and how we govern ourselves. and so i think it's hard to probe into these distinctions between a us and a french approach which without getting into some of that, you know, just to just point, you know, i think in this case and and my french colleagues will you know contradict you if you think i'm wrong, i think there's a very there's an excellent argument. they absolutely were on notice and continued to publish provocative cartoons, you know, the yulin's pos

let me ask you for the question to why a cartoon. what is a cartoon do? that say written piece wouldn't do. yes this mac. it you don't need to be able to. illiterate to understand it fully it's satirical in a way that somebody at a glance would capture their interest. have them keep that image. yeah, so really two things you don't have to read or write to see this and it's done in such a way that you kind of get it right away. right? exactly. exactly. yeah, and i think too because this is of this is a very literate age as far as there's pamphlets being produced in newspapers, and there's a lot of them writes to tom payne and you know, all this kind of stuff. but the cartoon it's as you point out accessible, but it also plays on the emotions too, right because you could be stirred by, you know, thomas paine, but you also could look at this. so when you look at a cartoon and and feel something right away when you look at a cartoons important to also sort of focus on the emotion, what emotion are they kind of going for? so let's take a moment and just kind o

why a cartoon? what does a cartoon do? that, say, a written piece wouldn't do? yes. >> you don't need to read or be literate to understand it fully. it is satirical that someone at a glance, capture their image. -- interest and help them keep the image. >> right. really two things. you don't have to read all right to see this, and you can get it right away. right, exactly, exactly. i think, too, because this is -- this is a very literate age as far as there's pamphlets being produced. this cartoon also plays on the emotions, right? because you could be stirred by thomas payne, but you also look at this. when you look at a cartoon, it is important to also focus on the emotion, what emotion are they find of going for? so let's take a moment to kind of point out aspects of this cartoon, what is going on here? what is going on? >> possibly the boycott -- >> yes, this is supposed to be the depiction. so we have the desk, the boycott letter there. and there is a central figure, she is writing, and everything else is going on. what else is in this picture? >> there is

and again, in many ways, my call has stage 4 and 4 other prosecutions, i guess, cartoons. and of course, those will be prosecuted. it will be the ones who are making fun of the people in power, the reach and power for. yes. why here human rights and civil liberties activists joining us live here, anaki international. we appreciate your insight. thanks for your time today. thank you, sir. well, another european union state has lost its patience over the question of illegal migration. and the austrian government blasted the european commission for doing nothing to stop the influx of illegal migrants. its interior minister says austria is taking matters into its own hands. now i will start looking for allies on that front. there is no support from the commission, which spends time to basing about refugee distribution issues. it makes no sense to give people smugglers thousands of euro's. the e u commission does not act. that's why we act ourselves. the author and government has already opened discussions on border security with neva, hungary and the czech republic is also i w

and in the cartoons and brilliant and they appeal to a democratic culture.ek party to any rights as if actually says well that's so many arguments that i just heard about why we should preserve slavery made by the georgians and put me in mind with something that happened 10p years ago. there was the sarah slaveholder to actually was defending the enslavement of the christian. andte every single argument that the georgians made about enslaving black people, he makes the sum of course made by basically african era first light enslaving christians. they have to do the work that i believe in god and better off here than they are in their homeland. and he wants to intermarry with lesser. holy scripture and authorizes this and actually this is good for them. it's a positive step. so he takes every one of the georgian arguments and he flips around it and it's a brilliant spoof. it's the same guy 16 years old presents and pretended that he was a middle-aged matron student. my 15 years old, he on his own 1brother runs the newspaper doesn't realize that franklin has c

i do that with cartoons. but i encouraged you only on to write a book about lincoln. the are only 18,000 books written but i said we need another one by you. lincoln's relationship to the founding, and i love that book. i even helps you i think with the title, founders. >> you did. >> i gave you a title and i've been told you write about john marshall and you did and it's a brilliant biography. you didn't use my title. my title for that was the last founder. and yes actually madison outlives marshall why a few years, but madison had been out of office since 1817. he dies in 1836 and marshall predeceases him but marshall is in office as the chief justice for 34 years or so. .. e is continuing to have an impact into the 1830s were hamilton, and so franklin died >> washington dies in 1799, a new century dies in a dual will. oldest, marshall is in our what is he doing is vindicating marshall's vision . the great nationalist. former continental is why george washington under his or you were washington and, marshall was you understood we need money is issues. dad is there.

i've got cartoon until one day. this is a lie. if the thing that they're, they're not going to do something i'm asked. but to me as a constant is of cause we have to use this opportunity to, to, to continue to express ourselves. instead of laying down our pan and surrender in 2020 june. i'm sorry to leave the hong kong. now it's definitely worried about my personal safety. i had been left at one of the largest national enemy by the state media for very long time with when you go, i couldn't have imagined that i'll be here to doing interviewing the okay to be wanted under the national security law and to become an ex out activist, if you know the rigor in should be shunting vancouver the funds. bobby, we've our funds, if you go around we can do that. we 25 people. so a p hope to vote country jungle. the fun way be good if you question even runs your way by you from the junk bail bond that far. and in hong kong, you just can't talk genuinely about your thoughts towards the beijing government. what the status phone call of human righ

so i think, to some extent, my, my cartoon has recorded the history of transition. ah, this one is drawn and nearly 40 years ago. but it transition about the hong kong, moving back to china actually is just like from one case going back to the other case is a colony of china. and from the colony of u. k. cartoon has always been very powerful that been even the chinese government knows that to some extent, that quite afraid of it was quite a little bit of lucky for me. i'm currently working from daddy and danny. i think these are the only 2 newspapers that allowed me to go cartoon, but there are a lot of father young cotton where it's not a job and they were quite afraid of a new national security law. they don't want to draw the national flag or the hong kong stack and they won't play with the national anthem. they used to make fun of seeing things so right right now they are afraid of doing as trying to cotton their right life everywhere. and that we won't know where the red line moved on one side from rock direction. and it's actually the case and right now in hon

so it's important for us to, to keep on turing cartoon. and to one day, this is a lie if the thing that they're, they're not going to do something i'm asked. but to me as a constant is because we have to use this opportunity to, to, to continue to express ourselves instead of laying down our pen and surrender in 20, 20 june to leave the hong kong. now secondly, worried about my personal safety. i had been left at one of the largest national enemy by the state media for very long time with when you go, i couldn't have imagined to doing interviewing the okay to be wanted under the national security law and to become an ex out activist. if you know that she's going to vancouver, you the funds all be we've our funds, if you're around, we have come to find that we $25.00 people. so a p hope to vote country younger. the fun way. be good if you question keep and runs your way by you the junk bail bond that far. and in hong kong, you just can't talk genuinely about your thoughts towards the beijing government to what the status phone call fell off

i think this is the only 2 newspaper that allowed me to, to cartoon. but there are a lot of father young cotton news where it's not that job and they were quite afraid of the new national security law. they don't want to draw the national flag or the hong kong slack, and they won't play with the national anthem. they used to make fun of seeing thing. so right right now they are afraid of doing as trying to cotton their right life everywhere. and that we won't know where the red line moved on one side from rock direction. and it's actually the case and right now in hong kong, me. so it's important for us to, to keep on turing cartoon. and to one day, this is a, b, i. e, think that they're, they're not going to do something i'm asked. but to me as a constant is of cause we have to use this opportunity to, to, to continue to express ourselves instead of laying down our pan and surrender in 2020 june. i'm sorry to leave the hong kong. now it's definitely worried about my personal safety. i had been left at one of the largest national enemy by the state med

, cartoon not to mention the economic and political consequences which were considerable this decision was which the whole world bore witness turban. finally, the issue, opinion irrigation minister, on the 5th of july and sent a letter to us either affirming his determination or a letter to carry out the 2nd the filling of the done for the 2nd consecutive year . this causes and well caused considerable damage to sudan. if you have this clearly shown on demonstrated its behavior with regard to the sudanese citizens in the absence of an equally binding agreement by sleeping aside the neighborhood labor li, i'm right, unilaterally using its capacity to manage the dam in this country. thus, imperiling, please come on. the peace and security of sudanese citizens regarding the protection of the sudanese me of the research. this is 100 kilometers from the renaissance stem measure is less than a 10 of the size of the renaissance mean in terms of its capacity is water capacity. so we have, this will be the re gates almost 70 percent of the irrigated agricultural project in the sudan. why do you

and this big claim to fame is that she's a 2nd moses amman cartoon. and us household just fine spongebob wrap. we do just parents struggling to keep up us politicians seem to think that this piggy pandemic is another british takeover. we for would say this wouldn't happen. oh, i remember the great battle over the british tongue, but it seems not everyone thinks that's a key event in the history books. we fought wars over english accents. i'll never forget the battle over the que versus line controversy that turned into a world war when the color versus color atrocities were exposed. so kids wouldn't learn british pregnancy, ations. i'm pretty sure the revolutionary war was about something slightly more than that. so it was so bad as saying, please, and thank you. i think it's rather lovely, but i would, i wouldn't tie thing in the home. none of peppa pig next thought he'll come in to examine the global pandemic of obesity for us. few as it's boom bust we're backing off with the latest join us again them me ah ah. ah. me. hello, driven by a dreamer sha

and finally, this sudden cartoon pig from the u. k has been causing trouble across the palm. the american parents have been shopped to flood their kids using british expressions. and even speaking british actions after their children binge watch, peppa pig over the locked the scene. you like watching not to pick has you told me i started calling you mommy all going to go to the lou instead of the bathroom. you might ask why? well that's thanks to peppa pig kids across the states have apparently started speaking with a british accent after binge watching the program during lockdown. who would have thought that this little preschool picky could be set influential? my daughter has what i would call the peppa pig, british accent. how? i think my 5 year old niece in new york city had an american accent before the pandemic. now she has a passion, english accent of to spend and a year at home watching peppa, pig. oh, yes. my daughter commonly uses words and phrases like said nath petrol can have a go a tetra. and for a christmas, i had to put out a freaking mince pie for, for the ch

okay, and i like to know to certain cartoon pig from the u. k has been causing trouble across the pond. american parents have been shocked to find that their kids using british expressions and even speaking in english accents after their children, binge walked peppa pig during lockdown. the scene. you like the alter watching not to pick. has you told me i started calling you mummy or asking to go to the lou instead of the bathroom? you might ask why? well, that science took peppa pig kids across the state of a pallet. they started speaking with a british accent of to binge watching the program during locked down. who would have thought that this little preschool picky could be set influential? my daughter has what i would call the peppa pig british accent. how can i be my 5 year old niece in new york city had an american accent before the pandemic. now she has a posh english accent after spending a year at home watching peppa, pig. oh, yes. my daughter commonly used words and phrases like said nath petrol. can i have a go, et cetera. and for a

we're going to speak to have a morgan ensued on this capital cartoon shortly. first, let's go to catherine site and others. it seems as though ethiopia is determined to carry on filling this down despite the tensions that are going on. while yes indeed it does. minister for every geisha has been tweeting about the completion of the filling of the dom. and he said that it had stored enough water now to run to top by and to generate electricity. in the coming months, it had raised a regional tensions with egypt. and so that worried about how this could impact their own water flows. we have hard from the prime minister before saying that the fuel does not intend to harm those downstream countries, but it's going to do whatever i can to protect. that's done. and the processes going forward. we have been speaking to your peers. he will very passionate about this dumb it is a matter of it is a project of national national pride. millions obviously opens up to 65 percent of up to 65000000 of them. that's half the population and not connected to the greed. they have be

the cdc was mocked because they felt the need to include a graphic cartoon for kids having explosivebe too difficult to understand or maybe they have an accurate few of public education. cdc,000 is -- cdc thinks this is a bigger problem than we thought. i say children should be seen and not turd. did you know this was a problem? >> no. even a 3-year-old knows you don't go in the pool without being taught. if a room like this without an audience, the group of cdc guys said we need a win. we have to hit something they can't say is wrong later down the road. johnson came in. sorry i am late. why are you late? diarrhea? hmmm. that kept you from being on time. let's get a pool together here. no diarrhea in the pool. johnson, that's it. get an artist on it. we need a win. >> greg: that's a good point. knowing the cdc i am surprised they didn't initially say pooping in the pool was good for you and then not good for you. >> as long as you wear a mask you can poop in the pool. >> a mask and diapers. >> i think it's great. all of the stuff they have been doing the past year. it more employees

this is a satirical cartoon from 1802 that shows dr. jenner standing in the center and inoculating a woman and his other patients who've already received the vaccine are manifesting all kinds of crazy symptoms. you see they have cow heads and and other parts of cow's bodies first thing out of their limbs out of their nose on their face. know bursting out of their body. so this cartoon artist is playing upon people's fears and skepticism of this new practice of vaccination. despite the controversy many people did. support the practice of vaccination and generous ideas started to spread beyond england into europe and also to america and a boston doctor benjamin waterhouse who is a professor at harvard. he was a key figure in bringing the practice of vaccination to america dr. jenner who originated the vaccine he passed it on to one of his fellow doctors dr. hagarth who then passed it on to the american doctor benjamin waterhouse and waterhouse brought it back to boston and started to not only practice vaccination but to spread the news ab

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and this big claim to fame is that she's a 2nd moses of on cartoon in us household just fine spongebob wrap time. when you look just parents struggling to keep up us politicians seem to think that this piggy pandemic is another british takeover we for rule. so this wouldn't happen. oh, i remember the great battle over the british tongue. they don't everyone thing. so that's a key event in the history books. we fought wars over english accents. i'll never forget the battle over the que versus line controversy that turned into a world war when the color versus color atrocities were exposed. so kids wouldn't learn british pronunciations. i'm pretty sure the revolutionary war was about something slightly more than that. so it was so bad to saying your please, and thank you. i think it's rather lovely, but i would, i wouldn't time being in the homeland of peppa pig international. thanks for the company tonight. we'll be back to the headlines and more stories in just ira. often, me look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given

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know, coming up with a british cartoon pay gets american kids following their favorite characters every word, but the parents on quite thrilled with the results. coming out the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the media a reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation or community. ah, you're going the right way. where are you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth? what is faith? in the world to corrupted you need to defend the so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, i good morning is 20 past the hour and i haven't watched the clock. i make story. the u. s. is to continue to bomb up. gonna stand despite pledging to withdraw from the country. but september 11th. this year. general says, strikes will deter the taliban from further advancing on africa and government positions. the united states has increased air strikes in the support of afghan forces over the last several days and wer

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now, when satirical magazine, surely i re published controversial cartoons, all of them was in profit loss not gone, defended it's right to do so. that fresh publication, those sparked all faces chain reaction leading finely to the heading of a sheet. so by taking out to build or is this the case of my call and having double found my story from micron. know, because when it comes to making characters of our prophet mohammed does not pose a problem for anyone. when it concerns him, it poses a problem. so it's a case of dual standards and that's wrong. well that's he should do what he did for surely abdur and defend freedom of expression. real. yes, i understand that he feels offended when compared to hitler is nothing to be prouder. so i can understand that he is offended, but on the other hand, defends a certain freedom of expression. it's a little paradoxical point. plan some of the tree, vaccinations and health policies have triggered to protests in france. now some demonstrators compared the country to dictatorship, but it seems that my cool, it's these billboards which all simply

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my first job in this country was as an animator, a drawer of cartoons and my first assignment was to make a film about the american flag because it was thought i might bring fresh vision to a familiar sight. here, in this room, i began my work that would take me back in time to that late fall day when i arrived in new york city. behind you is the iron curtain you've broken through. the long wait in the refugee camps, the long lines for processing, the endless paper work. the daily disappointments. the fears you won't be let into your new country then suddenly, it's all over. you have arrived at john f. kennedy airport. all of you is open to every sensation and every sensation is fresh. my first thought was that i had been put down in a brilliant part of colors mostly of red and white and blue. it did not occur to me these were the colors of my new flag. they were just brilliant and everywhere. on the vehicles, on buildings, against the sky itself, in the clothes the people wore. on that initial day, i did what i have learned since americans think a very strange thing. i decided to wa

thank so much it morgan for the in cartoon. well, the $4000000000.00 grand ethiopian renee sold dam has caused nearly a decade of tensions between ethiopia, sit on egypt. ethiopia says the hydropower project is crucial to economic development. i will provide electricity for 70 percent of its population. saddam and egypt are worried. the dam will affect the flow of the nile, the main source of fresh water for that 150000000 citizens. the main disagreement is the time it'll take to fill the dams reservoir, which will effect the flow of water downstream. if you says i'm take 5 to 6 years to complete, but egypt has proposed 12 years instead. and while egypt answered on one final agreement to be legally binding on to refer you to speak to 3rd party arbitration. if you prefer to settle through negotiation amongst the 3 countries, paul, who is the spokes person for africa, water for p. c. join. see now from nairobi via skype. thanks for joining us on the program, sir. so is this really an issue more about when the time will be filled

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