into them, you know, rummage like one or two ideas worth holding the first time i did that was with cosby when in theike all the the sort of controversies and saga and revelations about, bill cosby's very sordid other life i went and read all his sort of adorable, funny from the eighties. you know like about relationships and mrier and. in hindsight, they were incredibly had left there that once once the slight shift in vantage point can be revol did it with i did it with cosby's books did it when donald trump was suddenly an candidate in 2015. it's actually a bunch of his books. and one of the very first essay that i wrote about trump is is washington book. and i remember i approached my editor, and i said, hey, if just read a bunch of trump's books? this is when he was first leading in the pollsyou just to see what the books say about marty great idea. but like but hurry up because iss noknow like, who knows how long interest will last. i agree. i thought the same thing, you know, a lot of us thought the sat note a very brief aside, one of my least favorite things about the political me

the first time i did that was with cosby. when in the middle, like all the the sort of controversies and saga and revelations about, bill cosby's very sordid other life, i went and read all his sort of adorable, funny self-help books from the eighties. you know like about relationships and marriage and fatherhood and getting older and. in hindsight, they were incredibly creepy, you know, he had like had left there that once once the vantage changes. right. a slight shift in vantage point can be revolutionary. and and so i did it with i did it with cosby's books did it then when donald trump was suddenly an candidate in 2015. it's actually a bunch of his books. and one of the very first essay that i wrote about trump is is in the washington book. and i remember i approached my editor, and i said, hey, should i what if just read a bunch of trump's books? this is when he was first leading in the polls for nomination. you just to see what the books say about him. and my editor said, you know, great ideas, marty great idea. but li

christian cosby, the pitching performance of his life. made the high wheelers miss a lot.cord 13 strikeouts. this is the bottom of the sixth. first baller with a two-run. they won 12-8 for the 10th win of the season. >>> the ballers weren't the only baseball club on the clock last night. the giants road trip hit the dallas area and waiting, the defending world series champs. the rangers hosted san francisco. flores wasted no time, over the left field wall. that opened the scoring. then he came calling in the fourth. this went deep another time. flores had one homer all season entering the week. now he has three in the last two games. that gave run support for logan webb. he locked in the first win in nearly a month and he struck out six rainers over seven innings of two-run ball. the giants are 31-33. they downed texas 5-2. >>> what was up with the oakland a's? they were ready for the toronto blue jays. let's move to the 9th inning. tied after jj bleday swung at the first pitch. a walk off homer. the a's won the game, 2-1. we pivot to the wnba. record crowd, over 20,000 in

christian cosby made the high wheelers miss a lot. team record 13 strike-outs. as the team, they had 19. oakland swung them. here is a bottom six big fly from hubbard. first baller with a two-home run game. 12-4 for most of the game. ended up winning 12-8 for its tenth win of the season. the ballers now, they weren't the only bay area baseball club on the clock today. the giants road trip hit the dallas area. the defending world series jams. bruce bochy, former giants skipper, he and his rangers hosted san francisco. giants continue to swing the torrid bat and wilmer flores provided the big blows. he wasted no time. deep enough over the left field wall. opened the scoring and he came calling again in the fourth. deep another time. flores had one homer all season. now he has three in his last two games. and that gave some run support. locked in. his first win in nearly a month and had his stuff. struck out six rangers batters over seven innings of two-run ball. webb picked up his fifth win of the season as the giants, now 31 and 33, down texas final of 5-2. what

um, the basically people, the participants who took partners for to protests with cosby and there's been a clocked on them. so a several people were abducted a party for several hours for a party days where people couldn't get in touch with them. so 2 people also killed last week during the protests. so this is also a popular response to that to crack down. and basically when presented was said that he was willing to talk to protest as they say, you can't be willing to talk to us what at the same time killing and affecting people. because that retail came to office promising to strengthen, tenuous economy and to help for on balance. how much do you think this has affected his popularity? yes. present to, to came to office with saying that he was part of the he was going to support the hustlers and so the working class poor people. and that has, i mean, definitely now that he is raising the taxes to this amount is something that's where people are saying no, this is no longer true and, and it's, it's, it has also, and i think also the fact that he is not, uh, once again, how the police re

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- yes, my name is bill, bill cosby. - aren't you a little old to be in grade school?a dawson's creek trapper keeper futura s-2000? - yeah, you already know about it? - yes, yes, i do. - well, "nobody gives a crap about your trapper keeper, cartman." - i'm gonna shove that thing up your ass! - dude, do you really care if cartman has something that's better than yours? - no, i don't! i don't care! - ooh, kyle. - hey, there he is. that's the kid that's supposed to be some kind of genius. - yeah, he's only three and he's already in kindergarten. - come on. so, you think you're smarter than the rest of us? you think you know more about the world just because you're only three and we're five? - i'm go ba-ba. - okay, children, let's take our seats. my name is mr. garrison, and i'm the new kindergarten teacher. i used to be the third-grade teacher, but i had a little "nervous breakdown" and went into the mountains where i lived off of "rat carcasses".

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biden turned $180.00 degrees and told ukraine it can hit targets inside russia with us made missiles, cosby. nato's chief was already on board. the time has come to consider whether it will be right to lift some of those restrictions which have been in post lifting restrictions like putting nato military personnel, including military instructors in harm's way, inside ukraine. let's bring it out. got his pundents and powers and keep the douglas on there finally got and i'm in the safe. so when you have to you fast, you print the president, semanski is addressing the french follow them. and what are we going to be shouting from to that's right. i mean, he's addressing the french bottom that somebody else in all right, behind me, as we speak right now. and of course, the speech also lensky is, comes a d off to a, he was present at the, to the envelopes. we have the dd landings in normandy, where he got a standing ovation. i'm going to be, it's with somebody does for his countries, a fight a to, to resist structural and, you know, to have the fact that they haven't caved in. and even though the

someone else's drink while that patron went to the bathroom which you should never do especially if bill cosbyat the party. it's a long season, nobody goes, does this increase either of our chances with jessica biel? >> yes and no. justin is michael something to stand for. [laughter] i want to tell you for the records, he was always early, stay they never blew align. very professional so upset nothing bad to say about the guy but when you see him and something to stand for this weekend, you will know what i'm talking about. he's just magical. he doesn't sink in the movie. >> were not kidding? needs a bloodline, is why i l left. [laughter] >> artificial insemination. [laughter] >> who do you think was more hammered, generally for you when we accidentally walked you in my garage? >> that story. >> true story. we were blasting music and emily goes into my garage to get beer out of the fund fridge, not knowing jenny has automatic locks on everything. she's locked into the music is blasting and her phone is on the patio so no one knows she's trying to get us, she's stranded in the she's there. this

he was at bill cosby's place temple university. just finished up.anting] >> hello, pennsylvania. it's good to be with you. [cheering] less than four years ago, our border was secure. inflation was nowhere to be se seen. the world was at peace. they respected your country in america was strong like never before all because he finally had a president who put america first. i put america first. now hundred crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. [booing] the world is in flames. our border is overrun, inflation is raging. crime out of control. europe and chaos, the middle east is exploding, iran is emboldened. china is on the march in this horrible president is dragging us toward world war iii. we will be in world war iii soon. november the people of pennsylvania are going to tell covid joe biden, you're fired. get out. [cheering] under crooked joe, brotherly love being ravaged by bloodshed and crime. the convenience stores are closing down left and right. you want to buy a little bar of soap? go through a big deal, open up

christian cosby, the pitching performance of his life. made the high wheelers miss a lot.outs. this is the bottom of the sixth. first baller with a two-run. they won 12-8 for the 10th win of the season. >>> the ballers weren't the only baseball club on the clock last night. the giants road trip hit the dallas area and waiting, the defending world series champs. the rangers hosted san francisco. floor rest wasted no time over the left field wall. that opened the scoring. then he came calling in the fourth. this went deep another time. flores had one homer all season entering the week. now he has three in the last two games. that gave run support for logan web. he locked in the first win in nearly a month and he struck out six rainers over seven innings of two-run ball. the giants are 31-33. they downed texas 5-2. >>> what was up with the oakland a's? they were ready for the toronto blue jays. let's move to the 9th inning. tied after jj bleday swung at the first pitch. the a's won the game, 2-1. we pivot to the wnba. record crowd, over 20,000 in the nation's capital to see c

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markets finish mostly lower fractional moves worst performer japan down almost 1% the cosby in korea up 1%, hunter biden back in federal court this morning making the case that he chose to lie about his drug use before purchasing the gun, the defense claim he was pushing to bind the weapon, were watching it, the conversation bullseye american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson, maslansky and partner president lee carter and mike baker, "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪. maria: time for the hot topic. president by the taken action of the southern border, just in time for the election of the presidential debate. >> four months ago after weeks of intense negotiation between my staff and democrats and republicans, we came to a clear bipartisan deal, the strongest border security agreement decades and republicans walked away from it, why, donald trump told them to, today i'm moving past republican instruction in using executive authorities to do what i can on my own to address the border. maria: the actual shutdown the border after encounters reach an average of 2500 today for

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peter: denzel washington, bill cosby, chuck brown, anthony bourdain, serena williams, kevin hart, chubbyecker, russell crow iverson, danny glover, shaquilleve all been customers here at ben's. ybody else? ms. ali: yes. most of them say, i want the experi them say i want the experience. we have had one or two that said, can we come in the backdoor? we've had a few that do that, and we say yes, you can come in the backdoor. [laughter] mczuk: dr. dre came here and he wanted to learn how to do thi prepare. he put on a white shirt, went back there and started making chili dogs for people. he was doing a video. mrs. ali went up to him and actually fired him on the video. ms. ali: that was part of the script. washington did a scene from "the pelican brief"russell crowe did a scene in"state of play." it's wonderful to see how they do that and how meticulous they are. i think we had a coca-cola clock up here, we were scoca-cola at the time, and the, or vice versa. i came in one time when they somebody was on a ladder painting this new ock they put up there. i'm like what are you doing? they didn'

asia overnight markets mostly higher as you can see the cosby in korea about a 1%.nal referrals the house oversight judiciary and house ways and means committee saying the d.o.j. criminal referrals for hunter biden and his uncle james biden for lying to congress during closed-door testimonies as hunters federal trial resumes today at 9:00 a.m. eastern and delaware. the georgia appeals court indefinitely pausing president trump's fulton county case as new polls show john pleading president biden and george another swing states, joining the conversation strategic wealth partner mark tepper, gop strategist tech expert krysia lenzo interop administration official tricia mclaughlin. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of hour, former president trump on hannity talking about his trial and conviction means for the 2024 election. >> they want to arrest on no crime they want to arrest the person that won the nomination in a landslide, it wasn't even close. the person that got millions of votes more votes than any other sitting president

in asia a mixed story, take a agent and busy cosby in korea one and a quarter% overnight and the others moving fractionally, hunter biden federal gun trial as president biden maintains he will not pardon his son should be convicted. fox news polls as president trump and president biden in a dead heat in virginia try beating biden in arizona and to secure us at the border. joy to the conversation while they advisor chris mcmahon with us, national view reporter caroline downey and fox business cheryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of the hour. fox news polls reveal president trump lead invited in arizona and in florida. the two are tied in the blue state of virginia, voters in all four states trust president trump over president biden on handling the economy as well as immigration, president biden shares his thoughts with upcoming debate with former president trump last night and abc interview. watch this. >> the things he set her off the wall i want to be a dictator on day one i want to move in a direction with suspending the constitutio

adam: graduate caitlin cosby is a citizen of the choctaw nation. native american students that make up the inaugural class. >> the cherokee nation campus was a really big deal for me. i've always wanted to be able to serve my people ever since i was able to actually live in the area where a lot of -- the culture is. adam: for mackenzee thompson, another graduate and member of the choctaw nation, the program not only provided a medical education, but also brought her closer to her own heritage. >> i wasn't really raised, traditionally choctaw, some of those, like, traditions were kind of lost in my family lineage. and so coming here, i've been able to connect with other choctaw students and learn, about our heritage, but then also just learn so much about the cherokee nation and their culture. geoff: -- adam: osu partnered with the cherokee nation to open the school in 2020 to help erase the shortage of indigenous doctors nationwide, who, according to the association of american medical colleges, make up only .3% of physicians. >> people want to see