he went from stalin from church of the charlie chaplin today. he looked a mess.ok state like like in berlin when he spoke to angela merkel and he was very much like a prime minister and came across well. but if your brother walks out on the government and says he is quitting on the day you're making a major speech, you would not be human to not be rattled by that. it is obvious and quite a big deal. it is obvious and quite a big deal. it was the day from hell. he surrendered in the wards, packed and on filibustering the no deal, he is begging and peas to go for a second go at begging and peas to go for a second goata begging and peas to go for a second go at a general election. he will not get it. he sacked 21 mps and is getting blowback on that. and then his brother walks out and then finally in yorkshire china, a police cadet faints behind him as he's blustering on rambling on about brexit and criticising the police force, theresa may only had the stage phone front of her. but police office rs stage phone front of her. but police officers behind you... the quee

america with their you know commie movie isn't everything so when you think about the people that charlie chaplin's and all these people who were were blocked listed and well you say there was just over anything people used it and this is going to be the new thing if you don't want someone to be in a movie and you want you want to get their parts you just point in time and go you're account me you're a joe stein voter and so you know you're oh yeah you know whatever your employer is let's see curious like you go roll this back i mean look we all know fox news and trump had a little bit of problem but ultimately fox news members support each other so what are you going to devore of fox is owned by disney how are you not at this point when only 6 companies learning is there to do business more that's ridiculous i mean it's because there's 5. everybody has a right to their political beliefs but at the end of the day we've got a you know you can't be let loose like this quote we can't be pushing yeah all right everybody that is our show for you to remember on in this world we're not told the real love

here we have gloria swanson and charlie chaplin. nl and fred astaire. noel coward who by the way, they saved from starvation giving him his first $10 when he came to america in 1920. grandma garbo. and this is just sessile beaten specialty. used to make people of a certain weight then. and here's how he managed to change helena rubenstein from a portly lady into somebody quite beautiful. but then again, russell beaten was friendly with the british british aristocracy and when it came time for the abdication of edward viii to marry wallis simpson, it was beaten so took the pictures of her trousseau. and of course the trussell was made by the designer vaulter who happened to be a condc nast employee. the only ugly pictures to ever appear in vogue for these taken by lee miller and that's on the left as a picture of lee. in hitler's bath on the right , is what happened when she walked into one of the huts at dock how. i mention that he hired lots of people, lots of writers, lots of everything . glass diverse as scott fitzgerald, pg woodhouse and jack dempse

here we have gloria swanson, charlie chaplin, a dow and fred astaire, who by the way he saved from starvation giving him his first $10 when he came to america in the 1920s, and this is cecil's specialty. he would make people of a certain weight looks fit in here is how he changed this into somebody quite beautiful. but then again also friendly with the british aristocracy and when it came time for the abdication of edward the eighth he took the pictures and of course asked to be an employee. the only pictures to appear were these taken by lee miller. on the right is what happened when she walked into. believe it or not, jack dempsey, all these people wrote for him. they wanted something special to get to the reader. this is eduardo, one of his famous covers. they were very light touches for one of the models that he drew. she did some of the more fanciful covers and the other thing that happened with the photography is you never doubted with any picture was trying to sell you. so here we have modeling a hat. if you want to buy any kind of cosmetics you have to have the gold compact and the je

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and you get this a wince of charlie chaplin who was very prone to this expression so donald trump is a man full of grievances quite honestly. and that's really where a lot of the sadness comes from its interesting. sadness normally it will slow you down. i've done work for sports teams. my advice to them. you don't really want athletes who are tremendously sad it leads me to the question why is donald trump sad. here's what i head for you on this. be a killer, big await beyond a hard driving father what else might explain the sadness. like nixon yes. trump have a brother die young but they weren't that close. could it simply be that extreme narcissism means that the very stable genius as he describes himself as doomed to fail endlessly let down because he cannot secure universal acclaim. so i found one auditor call from one person in new york who went back and interviewed practically everyone from chumps childhood and what they talked about was an endless need to distract himself. it was either through a claim through deals or through. from the deep-seated psychological wounds which

people like charlie chaplin was one of the first people who had a yacht in the harbor, errol flynn had. it is a very unique and wonderful history for the pier. in the 1940's, actually, they were displaced by fishing boats, because they had taken over san pedro, the harbor there and oxnard pier sufficient, commercial fishermen had no way to unload except for the santa monica pier. it became number one, the primary spot to deliver catches. and basically the community. and the santa monica pier became a focal point for that. it became even more efficient pier than it already was. this was home to the fishing boats. they pushed out the yacht community. and then in the 1960's, the pier was pretty run down. the city was trying to figure out what to do with it, and they had many ideas, other than being a causeway, which is a series of islands, on the santa monica pier, then out to malibu, there was the idea of a large island with a convention center and a nice hotel and using the pier as a bridge to that, and ultimately tearing it down and building their own bridge. all the concepts were surr