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♪ ♪ oh cause i'm going crazy ♪ ♪ crazy crazy crazy for you baby ♪ ♪ you turn it on then your gone ♪ ♪ applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band y'all with some aerosmith! we have a lot in, thank you so much! we are still going with no in studio audience out of an abundance of caution, but we have several people in the house he styled them from around the country. sue in boston asked to hear "crazy," so what's your connection? >> hey, kelly, it means a lot to me for a lot of reasons. first of all i love the lyrics, the video, i love the harmonica in that song, but mostly i have a connection to the word crazy, because i am a little crazy, i am a crazy aerosmith fan, even have a dream on tattoo, probably 30 or more aerosmith concerts and another one at fenway park this year i'm so excited. and your version of that song was just awesome. >> kelly: oh, my gosh, one of my favorite concerts of all time was them in vegas and i saw them at the end where they go to the stage, it was so insane. it was crazy. he had the fan. i loved all of it. and crazy peop

that's, that's crazy.i gave a speech, i've been talking about this i give a speech to the new mexico republican party about six or seven months ago. the new mexican republican party in amarillo, texas, because they could assemble in your own state. they had to go to texas to get freedom to assemble. a few months ago a few weeks ago you couldn't, you couldn't petition comes you couldn't go to your capital to petition your member of congress to redress your grievances because nancy pelosi wouldn't let you in your own capital. those are the things in the most important, most important right, you're the first amendment is your right to talk, the right to speak and you speak in a political fashion of not being harassed, intimidated, canceled and that is why the left goes after speech so much. that's why the cancel culture mob and the political correct and that will speak is so darn important to the left because it he can't engage in debate, , if they can silence you come they are going to win. to meo we should

november remained, i found only you in person, so our crazy poem stuck only myself alone, a crazy letter , the words are no longer yours, but i left you, who without desire serves you, only you and our height crazy letter thank you very much, friends, we often travel to the military with acoustic concerts. i always joke about yes, you may not know the band without restrictions, but you cannot not know the songs. that's why let's all together, i really want you to sing with us okay, the stars lit up close, why ah, they lit up, the stars lit up gentle like the sea, you are not our soul, it floats and is transparent and the sun is cooler than you, and all the light of your candles will echo in the mountains and if you want to catch me vitrum, only god with a smile, who fell asleep , hid the stars, lit my eyes, what will be the stars , lit the jury, cranes, and how they lit the stars, no matter how you wake up, don't turn any further, it's a little snow here, hug me, because i miss the silence with you god, god, and how suresha will hurt jesus christ , may your stars shine, friends, we will

that's crazy. only is it crazy , it's notgoing to help their vocabulary . it's also racist because you all still get to learn if your white, you still get to read shakespeare . my kids don't get to read it so you're putting us at the deficit. you get to learn stuff i don't get to learn, they don't want quality anymore. ayeah. then what does equity mean for equality? if you look at it that way i think that you will get more people on your side. our audience will get bigger and then we can fight about issues later so that is all i have and you all have any questions let me know. [applause] >> i will answer that question, any other question. >> okay. >> what about the ones in the front? he said the mike so they can e actually hear the question. he had been like for you. you've just got to go step on the table. >> there you go. you can all get in line. kind sir, question asking server. >> hello. >> call back here. i'm not sure the name, wasn't there a 1620 project that tried to come up and review some of the 6019 >> there's a lot of things 1776 . glenn lowry an

it's crazy foundation. let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very difficult time to sit down and talk with business and you will clean with that was chosen. yeah. americans great. you. when you wrote, who didn't go through it, it's just such an article and i was hearing it for you was just touching sure. it was names off the different student info with you use her own with them on the phone and you're still with yours. i'm with him at the study school district in order to watch. so he was coming to the one on the institute which you, which no longer interested in nuclear from up the push to, to stream loan because or leaders new or your course or do school college. i don't know who got i know for the don't know is that just to begin with who used to play in finances come on both with breaking news, this our international that's thousands of borders of form of packet audi private. if that iran con,

god love her, you know, respect what she did today but that's crazy.i mean, this is a person that's like three years out of college, right? like but mark meadows, find other people. this lady's begging alyssa to go back in. and, you know, the the example of the peter principle disrepair is is the one where i stole from you. i decided that i need to do my own research on this was stephanie grisham. oh, you're right is like and she admits it to her credit you did if you ever should read olivia's article about. stephanie grisham, everything you hear. but you really should. she basically says, i never would have had this. and so i took the job as press secretary. you know, i had an inferiority complex and and i got to got in the bunker mode. there were a lot people like that. and i think that that's important to understand. trump's washington our other favorite dc category is the nerd avengers. this is all of us, a little known in washington. and everybody here, i think pretty much nobody that goes to dc was cool in high school. there are maybe you there a

kennedy: trump's still got a hold and i think it's crazy. i mean, you know, as a guy who's a veteran who grew up red, white, and blue in the united states and went off to combat, like it would be a very jeezy thing for a guy like me to bend and need trump to try and get some sort of support from him, i don't understand republicans who bend the knee to this guy who's a red flag advocate, he's an advocate for a vaccine with no event title fade pattern seizurs supporting a state that spies on people and if this is the new gop, you're going to continue to see a huge fallout to places like the libertarian party and independent parties and a forward party merging. people are leading these people in droves and rightly so. to bend the knee and kiss the ring of donald trump right now, i don't understand this to save my life other than political expediency, that's what they've got. kennedy: that's exactly it and instead of building coalitions and talking to people with whom you might disagree on most things. tomorrow i'll talk to dan crenshaw because

this guy had crazy things written all over his weapon. the battle of vienna where they stopped the muslim advance. i go, this is ander behring breivik stuff. all of these had of these templates all over them. what happens when that goes away from the individual gamer man with an ar-15 and goes to organized groups that decide they will become the i this republican army in the u.s.? you have the republican party explaining away house none of this is terrorism and none of them in their party are terrorists but i support everything they stand for. normal violence in the u.s. is an anathema, you will know it when you see it when titus decides -- as they say on their forums, what is our breaking point? they cannot answer it but someday they will answer it. it will be unhealthy. >> hi there. i came in late. malcolm: don't worry, there is a whole book you can read. >> the last time i saw you on television, you were in ukraine and you are ready to go. obviously, it does not make sense for you to be there anymore. malcolm: i am going back next frid

that's crazy.e a speech i've been talking about this i gave a speech in new mexico republican party the new mexico republican party in amarillo, texas. they, could not assemble in ther own state. they had to go to texas to get freedom to assemble, to exercise the first liberty. a few weeks ago but it petition their own government you could not go to your capitol to petition you remember of congress to readdress your grievances because nancy pelosi would not let you in, your own capitol. so, those are the things.u' most important right we have under the first amendment is the right to talk, your right to speak. enter police speak in a f political fashion not be harassed, and intimidated. politically correct and that woke speak is so darn important. if you can't engage in debate, if they can just silence you they are going to win. so to me we should rally around the first amendment. you do not have to agree with me. i do not have to agree with you. let's have a fair debate let the american people dec

it's crazy!have done it by myself. and, yeah... it's crazy!— i couldn't have done it by myself. and, yeah... it's crazy! and to a'ay with a fight — and, yeah... it's crazy! and to a'ay with a fight on fl and, yeah... it's crazy! and to a'ay with a fight on his d and, yeah... it's crazy! and to a'ay with a fight on his hands, the i and, yeah... it's crazy! and to ajay with a fight on his hands, the resetj with a fight on his hands, the reset between the british heavyweight and the man who took his titles. hello again. the weather has a habit of not only playing a big part in cricket in this country, but also telling the story suitably well. the deluge at lord's this afternoon came after — and who knows, maybe in response to england's pretty dismal start to the first test against south africa, with the home side 116—6 when the rain came on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be opened, that was always a perspective of

but this is so crazy. when you say that european culture is cancelling russian culture, i don't see big culture in europe in no culture cannot cancel culture. and how can you separate love, don't say, from the history of give, from the history of europe. this is impossible. at one time to be a was also shunned in europe. it was bombed on the says, who dubbed outcomes today, fraternity between russia and serbia is being poisoned, sampson being forced to join european sanctions. however, so far without success. what we could say politicians, they say one thing, they do another and they think 3rd. so i still hope that our president is a moving in between these 3 elements. thinking doing, saying, i still believe that he will find the space not to put sanctions because the sanctions are symbolic, easily put sanctions in russia. we spit on our past and all our history and our christian believes which are leading us to the last bombardment that happened in 1999. a. cnn wait, you knew we must act. oh, take out clo

is he saying trump is crazy or is he saying the topic of people attacking trump is crazy. i don't know let's find out so he says something so let's say he says something anti-trump or whatever and i say that's like well trump is doing there's a domestic. yeah, that's true. but just do agree that you know, i just give it to him right say yeah trump is he hates black? he was a gay does but what do you think about that racism in the school? you think that's okay? oh, what do you think about whites being the reason that black people, you know rob people or something like, you know, there was a robbery neighbor there was a shootout and five people got shot. do you think trump had to do with that? you know, and it's hard so i've created this little little tiny brand that i'm trying to grow so i don't talk about politics so i get on a lot of media and most of it's cool because they're talking about whatever my topic is, but sometimes, you know, i'm pushing the book so i'll go on anybody but invites me on so they'll say come on, but we can't just talk about your book. we're timely

so i will be at just totally really crazy. you just kept going me and you know, some people don't skate through fuel treatable, but they were forced to say, so anyway, that was the sanctioning tedious iranians. oh, so no of course get would get to wife quit. i thought i was getting one piece to co could get to the party, to east grains of little cranes for you leave today. can you me when you were here to fix you? are you or would you thought it was in the mid? i said you need the one you them you couldn't when he gets posted to the such as what he squeamish. no, not as a to human latonia. cool. you crazy them. you nice convenient to store. come up on it when it comes to getting a switch, not cedar wouldn't know whether you want me and let me see what the if still need to go to boosted the needle it but yeah i can do is you, can you give me a natural shampoo cheat oh you think you've knocked sick? i must so as a creature ah said creek villas up at no credit union or you can use not a good idea. so you are all on the get the mo

they're all crazy. them. >> he starts talking about women as them and men as you. >> struggle, you build, you try, you turn yourself inside out for them but it's never enough. >> and she said to think author did this to me and at that point the marriage became irretrievably over. >> i hated you! >> she'd experienced miscarriages during her march ri -- marriage to author and now her third marriage ended in divorce and very bleak period. >> after the divorce she has a very bad nervous breakdown and her spsychiatrist felt she needd to be put in the hospital to be revitalized and taken off drugs. >> so marilyn voluntarily went to a hospital thinking she was getting therapy and care. >> imagine being in the early '60s, you're a woman and one of the most recognizable faces on the planet. i think her decision to ask for help shows a tremendous strength in self-awareness within her. the problem is sometimes the help you get is not the help you need. >> she checks into pain whitney and basically locked in to a v

and mccain, of course, going crazy. my country against russian aggression, fresh troops. anyway, the georgia obvious that we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what happened. that was really initiated the attack against russian peacekeepers and 16 bow capitol of south with video showed a lot of people and obviously russia had rac. what at the time, lot of americans were confused because they had thought russia was nothing, it's our rush was falling apart. in april 2008 and the need to send me the us administration invite georgia and we're going to become a member of and support the attack. because your jack looked up backwards. she jumped dog nissan of the united states. that was the biggest publication with us when to put his group just under the nose or a portion modern russo phobia seems linked to u. s. policy. after the collapse of the ussr, it became the only superpower and american politicians increasingly referred to. the usa is exceptional mission to enlighten other nations and te

it's crazy. during the evening, it's just crazy. did you is just amazing look, and i hope to see you soon in blue jeep grand hoping with like a movie. and i hope you enjoyed the, to my last visit to east africa was to rwanda. so next stop is gonna be to brody, we have come to the end of today. sure. and i hope you feel inspired to make your own opportunities. i like to know how you get along. so write me a message is on facebook, instagram and youtube, or drop me an email at 77 at dw dot com. i leave you with this beautiful song for more kenzie who is jesse soul and joy and until next time no more. no. thanks for watching a my name is kay. kay. i saw you. nobody would want to compare the what was going to was maggie, when did you took roughly name a ah, [000:00:00;00] with who i have. your last dictator is silencing a nation decision. locked away journalist exiled protesters. a lucas cinco rom names and power insiders with a short dream of freedom. in 15 minutes on d, w. o. o for information. they provide opinions. they want to expr

this is crazy! it’s green here? this is crazy! it's like magic. — green here? this is crazy!s to the water. the idea is we respect the cycle. in winter, mother earth rests.— earth rests. some of the techniques _ earth rests. some of the techniques you - earth rests. some of the techniques you use - earth rests. some of the i techniques you use ancient atacamenos methods like irrigation channels, which allow these plants to be watered sparingly, just once a month. watered sparingly, 'ust once a month. ., ., , , ., . month. the idea of this pro'ect teachers to fl month. the idea of this pro'ect teachers to the i month. the idea of this pro'ect teachers to the world i month. the idea of this pro'ect teachers to the world how h teachers to the world how important it is to preserve and protect the mother earth. when you come to the desert, not only is the landscape and picture, it's introducing an understanding how to live the local people, how important is the water. and we can live and we can protect the wildlife too. ., ., , too. there are other big changes _ too. there are othe

i think he's in the military now. crazy, crazy picture. i can't, i still can't believe like to this day that i was a part of that much as you try and down play it. you know, that still major? pardon? mexican history with it definitely makes me feel on edge that there could be more tags of that nature. it happen pretty much out of nowhere. everybody was caught off guard. they scared the hell out of a man. they realized that were both normal and he were free. it made him rethink how safe we really are. we're not that safe terrorism against our nation will not stand. let a name be in the class with the president on 911. i do believe that that was an influence for him joining the army. oh. 7 0, i i am a private 1st larceny, united states army. i joined the military because they help motivate you to become a better person. will not go down without a fight. i will be playing off or which is the enemy. is very important to learn how to do this mainly because once you get overseas you will have that opportunity to make a mistake. meaning you can l

this is where crazy ron -- how crazy ron is doing in wisconsin right now.ean, the guy was actually -- things were much closer a couple months ago. we've seen all of these races shift dramatically toward the democrats. you have barnes at 50%. ron johnson at 46%. a fox news poll released yesterday. couple days ago, this poll had barnes up 51% to 44%. that is quite a shift. then you go to arizona. arizona, mark kelly has underperformed since he's gotten into politics. we all thought that he was going to win by 12, 13 points in 2020. he just squeaked by. who did he beat? martha, um -- >> i forget. >> she was the one who yelled at the cnn reporter. >> yeah. >> mcsally. he was supposed to beat her by 10, 11, 12 points. ended up winning by 1 or 2. started slowly. lower approval ratings than kyrsten sinema. let's show it again. this is arizona. this is a state with the chaos at the southern border right now, that a republican should be ahead by 20 points. because if you don't believe the chaos at the southern border isn't causing real problems in the state of arizo

it's crazy.night we have a very talented performer. his album "multiverse" is out july 29th. wiz khalifa on the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] yes! and tomorrow, "jimmy kimmel live" has another great show in store. but i wonder if there's somebody who could tell us about that in perfect farsi? hm. >> i can. >> oh! hi, nicole. nicole kayra is another actor who needs just one more gig to get health care for the year. so, take it away, nicole in farsi. [ speaking foreign language ] guest host rupaul. [ speaking foreign language ] ted lasso, hannah waddingham [ speaking foreign language ] >> kerry: yes! whoo! whoo! pretend i have confetti, whoo! [ speaking foreign language ] that's "thank you" in farsi. okay. nicole kayra, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] our guest tonight is one of the biggest movie stars in the world. i mean that literally, he's a gigantic human being. [ laughter ] now he gives voice to superman's dog in "dc league of superpets." it opens in theaters july 29th. please

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or something crazy like that. he is so crazy but amazing and beloved by a number of baseball fans and he would eventually do national broadcast on some of the major networks. here's the last one and this is the pinnacle predict so here's where we can kind of pull it all together these connections between baseball the great depression journalism, and that is - it's hard to underestimate or overestimate his impact on baseball. he started out as a rancher but he was never got along very well. it is not one to take orders any did really like giving themselves part of the problem read he went on to have a number of achievements in baseball but really reflected the pinnacle and one of the first ones was that he was one of the first to do branding and major-league baseball the way that the game recognition and he did a first. later for the dodgers and later for the yankees and this was a way he was able to boost the advertising to become a recognizable. if you see this, you know and that was designed by larry, the dodger

it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, with for good, you know, if you can do doubles are going to talk to while you're talking about your students . a told her children, but the school is hopeful that i see a thing with a lot because i love a 3. are you? well, but i didn't want a lot of i kill grimes group. were that pulled up? are you interested also music choice. does she somebody over there or socially but 0 but she wanted the food? she was almost with just talking to a a dual might be for ah, [000:00:00;00] with will not put out the whole not for crime. no not. but she knew because you and you got a am, you've got a got a good sign is why you must say like a synagogue. then you find that i did a lot that you do it over to flop. was the idea that was a blue cross. they knew it was a most on you the yeah. just the market. yeah. me and i looked at me of when i see the city like that wou

he went crazy immediately, as soon as he saw his ex with another, everything .e appearance and they threw you nothing like that because of the appearance, no one has thrown anyone yet, wrinkles. goodbye lyosha. found a squid, not necessarily you. so i quit because of alcoholism and unbearable character. you got married, and brought the snake to everything else, stop advertising the advantages of a bachelor life, without knocking down there can be no truth. i advertised bachelorhood, my life it has nothing to do . what, why are you looking at me like that? it not me. this is lenka yes, yes elena nikolaevna, with her folk remedies, is now puffing me up, if anyone is interested. back to murder it's clear. what this person looked like, yes, 40 years old, plus or minus a stylish beard, glasses for intellectuals, this is hatred for a class ghost. like this. novikov is unknown, how can he find the same murders in the same area? absolutely. well, yes, yes, it is necessary to set up an ambush there, yes or nikolaevna is the true right in the place where forever met his g

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you crazy them. you nice can william to auto store come up when it, when you call it took a look at me. so i should not sit up moving the with each one me on the secondary and i will see what the steadly notable se did, than you know couldn't. but yeah, can you do is you can think of it, he made a national put g o. the key to black secret must who is that creature? ah, it's a creek villas up at no credit union and you can use in a cigarette audio. so i ordered a need any of those 2 periods or tried to go if she needs to do youth, could it be still a checklist? so you push push scope because i'd be on north a east casually. it's darlene yes. produced you dog. does produce b. my, it's a gold cook a can you had that, that chimney these of your school? her in the jose chips, i see a plea, but gumble. so to put up with dish meo presell, meaning it or blue beef. uh, almost b, as you know by james on at me jones, but also my will choose in order to please watching, press the up to be at the a. t h o h skis

> yeah. >> seth: and you showed up, and that was crazy >> it was crazy. did anyone get to see that? >> seth: yep [ cheers ] it was very cool so it was a fully improvised rap. it's lin-manuel miranda's show, and it's a fully improvised rap musical. and they were like, "will you come and be a special guest? and i used to be a professional improviser >> seth: famously. >> i was in a union for it >> seth: right >> and i was like, "i would love to." as it got closer, i started to panic more and more. and i'm like, "they know that i don't -- i don't improvise, like, raps though, right?" i kept checking, emailing people, like, "but not music, just like a story? and they were like, "you're going to have a great time." [ laughter ] and i just -- as it got closer, i got more and more nervous. the day of i emailed with the stage manager. i was like, "but not -- they know i can't do music, right?" they were like, "sure, for sure." i got there, and then also, like, everyone in the city had covid. i was like, "why am i in a theater? this is nuts." lin-manuel miranda wa

a georgia democracies under threat member, george w bush went crazy and mccain of course, going crazy. my country, so different things to rush. i aggression, fresh and truth innovative, georgia, obviously, we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what happened was really initiated the attack against russian peacekeepers and 16 bow capitol of south aesthetic killed a lot of people. and obviously russia had to rack a time. lot of americans were confused because they had thought russia was nothing, it's our rush was falling apart. in april 2008, had the need to submit the u. s. administration invite georgia and quinn to become a member of and support the attack because your jack will not back. we'll shoot joe regarding the permission of the united states. that was the biggest publication with us when to put his group just under the nose or a portion modern russo phobia seems linked to u. s. policy. after the collapse of the ussr, it became the only superpower and american politicians. increasingly referred to. the usa is exceptional mission to enlighten other

[music playing] >> that's crazy. ahmani: i'm finna walk with them. i'm a elk, too. [music playing] nicholas: [gasp] brother, mountains! >> you never seen something so breathtaking in your life. nicholas: bro, look! do you see the blue rays right there? >> yeah. nicholas: it looks like god coming up. [music playing] [background conversations] bill: right now, we're just getting out of the bus. clifford: wilderness works, when i first heard of it. i thought it was a program where we just go like a, you know, like a boy scout-type thing. i, like, skipped over the wilderness parts. nicholas: so where is the entrance going to be at? sean: um. man! nicholas: i haven't even seen the outdoors. i just heard stories. but i believe that-- i'll admit-- i just wanted to see different places. you busted it. sean: [groan] bill: these are the legs. the little knobby things are the legs, right? ahmani: please help me. i'm about to break this chair. >> do you mind helping me out? ahmani: most of the trips i've been on, we were in georgia, or probably north carolina, but never really

you know, well crazy house.hing i'm like, uh, i can say, so to speak, as a person who worked. uh, in many places that later turned out to be psychiatric hospitals, only they were different there. and this is normal, and he will say his work in the nineties, because we are all there. periodically worked so no offense to my employer of the former future. it will be said. so. i mean crazy house. it's like whoever found the first dressing gown and put it on the doctor. and now we finally understand, who in the early nineties found and put on a dressing gown, and we were told that we were wrong, we understand. we don't see. no, these are values. we see such people who deserve to live, but they are crazy. here's the mother this brought money to be in our crazy. yes and now we see who found it in the nineties. or rather, even in the middle my neighbors are on the uzerikoma. they are just understand, they deny the madhouse, they are very conservative the look of all people. they are not silent, but together their opposi

no, you're just crazy, and if you want, i'll tell you how you did it.you poured yaj into a bath with ice and put it in the freezer, then calmly left for business trip. you knew that your husband drinks whiskey with ice every night. and we will prove it, don't worry, renovo, we will definitely prove it. by the way, you weren't the only one who saw the homeless person, whom you later framed with your testimony. he also saw you, and he remembered the white blouse very well. and by the way, where will we find it? do you think that everything will meet, but no, fortunately for us and unfortunately for you, garbage in our country is taken out to a landfill. not every day, otherwise the homeless would simply not have found this blouse in the landfill. she 's attached to the case to the physical evidence and, by the way, the examination confirmed that the bloodstains on it, which you tried to wash out, belong to the ear, and here i am that evening. this blouse was worn by you. almost 40 years of divorce. well marriage. wait, vika solo. yes, by the way, he has a

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i did a couple cover stories that were about more fun things, crazy star wars boots. and there is the book, there is my contact info. thank you so much for calling, coming by, and listening to me blaze through 150 years of history. >> thank you so much, bob. please have some water. bob: thank you. >> that was really interesting and i'm really struck by how much the figures that you talk about are interconnected and we keep kind of seeing certain names come up. in reading the book you see certain names come up again and again. it's fascinating. i know there was a lot more in the book that you weren't able to cover tonight so i encourage people to read the book. there are many fascinating chapters between san fran and some of the more contemporary things that you talked about. people will just have to read the book. we do have some questions coming in. i wanted to ask you one of my own to start. i found it really fascinating how the book overlaid crime onto the broader outlines of california history, a history i'm familiar with and i think a lot of people are familiar w

everything crazy. to entertain people, to get attention. i want to say a little bit more about dizzy dean, he won 30 games in 1934. he had an e. r. a. of two point 66 which is pretty good. one of his majesty sayings was it is not bragging if you can back it up. at the beginning of the season he said he and his brother poll said they are going to win 40 games that year. everybody said, yeah right. he won 40 and his brother won about 17, they went way past that. a very successful year for the cardinals, and, then i cannot help mentioning he became a broadcaster later and was very famous for both his wit and his very comparable colorful butchering of the english language. one of the things he was known for saying is that he shouldn't had a on a swearing. something you can hardly understand, made him very beloved by a number of baseball fans. he would eventually do national broadcast on some of the major networks. here's a last one, i told you this is the pinnacle, here is where we can pull it all together with the connections between baseball,

of course, this will be a tide of optimism and they will not fall at such a crazy pace. will continueoday the russians would change their behavior completely, where the colonies happened, put him instead of putin, then they would have a chance to avoid a deep economic decline and reach an economic growth in one or two years. well, it is a fantastic option that the martians will fly in and solve everything sergey. thank you for the uh help for your uh, morning optimism for the whole week. it will be enough. espresso tv channel, did you watch the news of the economy during the war? watch us on weekdays at eight, repeat at 11:00 p.m. and 24 hours a day on youtube. you can find our programs on youtube. forecasts, politics and geopolitics, serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future, the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict of serhiy rudenko from monday to thursday at 1:00 p.m., repeat at 9:00 p.m. :30 february 24, the date that changed us, th

how crazy is that? this is magical, thinking in its purest form. they think they are somehow helping the ukrainians bye to angle lease with old. is russo phobia santini rushing by the like, had the ukrainians in anyway. well, should we get a bit of a help that these superstitious approach will help generate more support? more emotional solidarity with the ukranian refugees, guys give me vibes, that's not true. we happy in helping the cranium refugees since day one. ready we are helping them take russians are helping misaki people of all political views. all sorts of people are helping. yeah. those yes, yes. my da needed some money too. so all the hate against russians comes from the top. i used to that more, but maybe it's just the way i see it. but there has been a lot of mystical messaging in the dialogue between the criminal and the white house when you got senior moment bill and for example, 1st peyton and biden bring up god, a lot of all that also biden said some time ago. the poodle had no soul, which was quite a strong statement, because we