how to be even your crow does not suit you.ell me what will be with me everything that is, i have my soul . youth left you in vain souls my work. come back. promote about mine. i wanted to tell about myself, where they came from from the chelyabinsk region, in my master class master class of a gypsy girl, god forbid. i returned from home yesterday for 2 months rested. here in chelyabinsk i rested in the chelyabinsk region, the city of korkino yes, in the village without your participation, that as we jumped out to dance today, so you have. dancing. uh, so she and you have two brothers , yes, and who is the eldest? well, in whom you have such artistry, tell me. probably, most likely, from our mother why, because my mother also performed in her youth. well let's look at your mom, what she told you about attention. heart heart is our mother's house, our family hearth mom is for us. our angel is our life guardian how is my health? i sit, a small farm, i keep a garden, i haven’t planted chickens this year. the children have all grow

the richmond that air crow visited. so we created multiple interactive exhibits, many with voice recording, reading from period documents, other interactive is explaining details, and images, and in one short video, that i want to show you, it was our culmination. if you were to watch three minutes at the exhibit, this, hopefully, helped pull it all together. it is drawn from what the artist wrote about what he had seen and richmond, when he was there. so, let me play this. >> on a cold march day, in 1853, air crow arrived at the railroad depot on broad street. he made his way past the state capital, to his lodgings at the american hotel, on main street. >> on the 3rd of march, 1853, is a date well imprinted on my memory. i was sitting at an early breakfast, by myself, reading the abe lincoln local newspaper. it was not, however, the leaders, or politics, which attracted my eye, so much as the advertisement columns, containing the announcements of slave sales. some of which, were to take place that morning, on wall stre

as crow continued to explore the city. he once again encountered the slave trade perhaps unexpectedly. at the railroad terminal on 8th street here people who had recently been purchased on wall street. were being forced into railroad cars and wagons for a long journey further southward. we sold the usual exodus of -- slaves marched under the escort of their new owners across the town to the railway station. where they took places and went south in the years since the exhibition was up in 2015. the mayor's proposal for the baseball stadium was defeated. conversations have continued since then the city and the now mayor a different mayor have recently proposed a new development plan for the area one that has listened to the community. this proposal centers around the memorialization of important african-american historical sites. a museum and cultural revitalization of this part of the city that is more inclusive. it is not clear whether this proposal will ultimately move forward, but it is clear that the conversations are m

crow there. karkusha is begging for a cookie, too, of course, yes. and that was the problem, that, well, how would he get used to people. here, then, well, here's the situation in it's village. every time he flew somewhere in a straight line. and we thought that we wouldn’t find him, but then the neighbors told us, yours with white feathers is sitting there, that is, we walked in that direction , they said karkusha and he flew into the hand or behind us. well, that is, and returned once flew away, and we did not even know. in what direction we didn't know where to look for it, so we woke up. in the morning, and he was sitting on the windowsill, they began to say that raven was being shot there, and we realized that we could not leave him here. yes after that how are you said back home. they put him back on the balcony with us. he was happy. we, too, but a major overhaul has begun in our house, and these are the people on the ropes. you are very strong. i don’t know, some kind of panic immediately

obviously there was the evil of jim crow in well understand that the jesse owens was an american hero in 1932 or 36, i don't remember which olympics it was and to great chagrin it was a black runner the beat all of this aria and runners. people don't know that though do they? >> guest: they don't and he quite a bit of time writing about this and what was going on at the end of through reconstruction of jim crow area and before the modern-day civil rights movement. he talks about the progress it was being made and it was remarkable the progress. he saw the income gap is closing and the poverty rates for example in america for went up 40 percentage points. that was before the sub rights act and before the voting rights act. you had middle-class professions social workers and teachers doctors lawyers and the number quadrupled between 1930 and 1970. and you are right it was not discussed to the extent that it should be and i think that's because it really interferes with the prevailing narrative which is that these outcomes we see today among blacks in the legacy of jim crow coupon out th

what to do to eat for the future or still leave prey to an insatiable crow?ot an easy task for the owner of the taiga, in the end there was not so much meat left. welcome to the table. everyone wants to be the first to grab a piece of varnish and better out of turn. the big-billed crow is one of the smartest birds of the corvidae family, and here is a clear proof for the young steller's sea eagle, it will someday get tired and the crow will get its own. at the end of october, forest rivers freeze and the first snow falls. the main color in the taiga becomes white. frosts come suddenly, stopping life in the taiga for many months. the ussuri summer is beautiful, but very shortly summer exoticism is replaced by harsh winter beauty. on coast winter starts later. the sea that prevents the coming of spring prolongs autumn. but it also ends eventually. the warm tsushima current is pushed aside by the cold arctic water. the surf of the pacific ocean is mixed with wet snow. it is time for the amur tiger, a unique representative of the animal world of the far east, to

although what to worry about, nobody crows, it seems. as the locals are called cocks, cockerels and cockerels, our locals, you know , cocks are cocks, and cockerels and like cockerels are beautiful, you think, everyone is wrong. only roosters always know for sure. what time is the sunrise and where does the best girl in the village live, and this can be determined by his cry, and all roosters are different. yes, yes, each rooster has its own timbre of crowing quite right, moreover, in every in every locality in the village. in the village there is a rooster, which is called a doinik, and the rest of the roosters are called capercaillie. why because the first house crows? uh, the very first one? and he, as a rule, in the old days, the bride was chosen in the house where the cock is the first to crow, which means that a very economic girl lives in the house. well, how can it be without making wishes for this in the museum of the rooster, even a special bench is there to focus on making spiritual wishes love, health, happiness good luck suc

in busting jim crow. to the extent that the government tried to play a positive role, affirmative action and quotas and so on, it had a deleterious effect. you can chart the rise of the welfare state with the rise of the black community. so yes, the leave us alone strategy i think was the better strategy and there are blacks at the time who said so. that's your frederick douglass is andyour booker t. washington's that was their attitude . >> so with regard to no committee is it probably as true as it is with regard to black americans ? ronald reagan's famous statement the government is not the solution, if the problem . >> yes, i think so and that was sort of, thomas started out as a marxist. he started out thinking the government did have a positive role to play and through his 20s he remained a marxist even after being economics under milton friedman at the university of chicago he was still a marxist and he says what changed his mind was working in the government and the department of labor at one time

it also seems to me that he was only going to neutralize the crow. they reason this serious damage andrey petrovich must have waved his cup and derailed excuse avdeev listen yes today thank you the survivors of voronovo are returning to life lyudmila can already be visited, and galina is generally discharged. don't you want to ride with me? how about without me? of course. i sympathize with your grief, but the investigation really needs your help. i just died, you understand that. victor told us we all laughed. she was so cheerful. such tell everything from the beginning. so in the morning victor came to us. brought the seagulls thai chatted he's in the kitchen then tolik jumped in. also no. just took a sip and ran home or not home. oh, i don’t remember. it’s like he ran home from the pharmacy to his grandmother and was in a hurry to give medicine. he ran away, then we victor also left. mom said she wanted to sleep or lay down on the sofa. and you, probably, after tea drinking went to wash the dishes. no i tried to read and i can't concentrate. i jus

before the civil war there weren't a lot but really in the 1880s and kind of in the kickoff of the jim crow era and other for other political reasons there was frequent filibustering so there is a connection between the filibuster jim crow slavery in the civil war. there's there were some filibuster's before the civil war but really the anti lynching laws were things that were constantly filibuster, but they came through congress even to the late 1930s. so have filibuster rules been codified. well when you talk about the filibuster you're talking about three or four different things people think of the filibuster. they think of the movie mr. smith goes to washington, you know, jimmy stewart dramatic scene where he passes out doing the filibuster, but there's also other delaying tactics have been part of the tradition of of congress and the senate in particular roll calls for the quorum. multiple quorum calls. there was something called the disappearing corn where people actually would leave the building so they could delay votes. so they've been a lot of dilatory tactics, but the filibuster

there was a concerted effort to block some of the legislation especially that was related to the jim crow era a famous example in 1890 would have been the election or force bill and that election or force bill would allowed federal troops to monitor elections to make sure black voters could vote and it was really the southern block of the senate that blocked that with some several allies and it was a very effective tactic they could essentially run the clock out. toward the end of a short-term of congress and do differentilatory tactics to the block legislation where there was a 50% there are enough people in the house. it's the senate to approve it, but they could not get past a filibuster. what are some of the arguments for and against the filibuster as it currently exists? i think when you talk about the filibuster's currently exist, you're really talking about cloture which is kind of a different. idea cloture is the requirement for 60 people 60 senators to agree to move on to a floor vote actually a motion to consider and then a floor about the filibuster is more the classic extended

how do we like the laws of the crow press, which actually ended it, legalized aggregation. that is, blacks could not use white public transport there, or occupy only certain places, and there, respectively restriction for visiting the company's stores to the extent that the situation came to the point that there were toilets for men and women, nothing and these laws of extraction crow and they are in general. existed in american society until the mid-fifties and early sixties, but this is racial hostility. well, as recent events show on the possible below, yes, the ku klux klan still does not officially exist, but according to some reports, there are still groups of racists in the southern states who call themselves klansmen. we have never been in their understanding with them together. and we must understand this, we did not understand this before the questions that need to be asked to fight to the end. rare shots went crazy here, and the presidential week. is it possible to block the largest country view from kaliningrad on september 1, it is here that the president of ru

as a black woman, i would characterize it as a jim crow 2.0. what harms prison gerrymandering close to black voters? >> thank you so much, congresswoman bush. this is the place where voting discrimination intertwines with long-standing determination in our justice system that results in black and latino americans being disproportionately represented in prisons around the country. prisons are often located in in rural majority white areas. they very often are places where employment opportunities exist for correctional officers, white correctional officers. and when those who are incarcerated, disproportionately black and brown, are counted as part of those rural districts where they are not residents, that means that all of the collateral consequences of counting them there flow as well, including funding, plans around development and business, and jobs, and so on and so forth. when in fact they should be counted in their home community because most people who are in prison will go home. we know that when we count incentives into district, it l

republicans in the south are enacting a modern day jim crow.versed the constitutional amendment who put a poll tax in and then arrested them with desantis' election police and brian kemp doing this in georgia and then they whine and cry because republicans who run the state of' lass can a had decided to input are being choice investigate and sarah palin lost and they are outraged. voter suppression. your thoughts? >>ia. ultimately it's a means justify the ends situation where republicans want to have it both -- both ways. they want to be able to complain about something that they seemingly works against them when in truth their messaging is just wrong, their social distances >> as the first alaskan native women, person, to be in the house of congress for two months, as ultimately as we revisit the same process, the same disenfranchisement process there, in alaska, primarily made of native people, oh can, in two months. ultimately, i want to speak upon georgia very quick. as a criminal defense attorney whenever you have a system a law, that invo

we think about jim crow, even before jim crow laws this is where the ku klux klan came from.hey would chase blacks away from voting sites. sometimes shoot and kill them. blacks were lynched, you know? there were bodies of blacks found along roadways four years early in reconstruction. the reason for northern republicans finally giving up on trying to bring blacks more into national political fabric is they wanted to move on to other issues. for a couple of decades republicans kept trying to pass laws that would overrule what's southerners were doing with voting rights or whatever. it kept failing. it would either not pass or get filibustered. i think northern republicans finally got exhausted by the effort. i'm not sure that there is a lot that could've been done to avoid what happened with jim crow, short of an even heavier hand by the u.s. government. >> this is maybe a good time about vice presidential selection. given the rather disastrous choice, in retrospect, that abraham lincoln made in selecting andrew johnson as part of a ticket balancing act here, wanting to appeas

where crows constantly sit.y quacking it, but this is such a series of reactions, because when at 4:00 in the morning, in the summer you wake up. here is this infinity warning that the birds have arrived. yes, the crows see her, and they tease her, they understand that aga and she directly warns. dangerous for us warns. it's a danger don't come close, but does something for you. here i have one friend and he has a similar cat only black. for example, she catches flies in the summer house and always folds at the entrance so that the owner is delighted prey, which he found while he was not at home, but he could not, but it’s very funny that when you come home from work, you find a mouse all the time, she looks like that, and the toy is soft and small all the time, you see a mouse in front of the entrance. that is, she has already prepared the caring prey before dinner. yes, we will talk about the fact that you post content on social networks, the most popular video you have is about the closet, right? let's see it

the solution in the south was a system of jim crow laws.or south, can unify around segregation as a way to keep society and social order. the way in which this culture became within the first half century after the war an american north/south reunion without racial justice left a deep set of legacies we are of course still struggling with, and every time we think we have so much of this put aside, we suddenly are reminded that we don't. the only way today we'll see a new more inclusive reunion of americans is if there is a coalition of interest that stops looking only at their own individual interests and sees themselves in these four or five issues and sees themselves in other people. okay. >> we're just going to record this. and then if you could change the frame too. there you go. if i were going to make a movie about you, what do you want me to make sure that i include? >> i want you to show, like, the great things that i'm capable of. yeah, i'm -- if i say something, do say so myself, i'm a great football player, but almost -- also sma

, but even before jim crow laws. and they this is where the ku klaus clan came from the m&a intimidated blacks into not voting. they would chase blacks away from voting sites and sometimes shoot and kill them and black swirl lynch. they you know, there were bodies of blackstone, you know along roadways for years in early and reconstruction. and and the reason that northern republicans, finally gave up on trying to bring blacks more into the you know, national political fabric and i think they they get excited. they want to move on to other issues. i mean for a couple of decades republicans kept trying to pass laws that would you know, sort of overrule with southerners were doing you know in voting rights or whatever and they kept they kept failing it either didn't pastor could filibustered. and i think northern republicans finally just get exhausted by the effort. so i'm not sure that. there's a lot that could have been done to avoid what happened with jim crow short of. just there and even heavier hand the us govern

don't come crow. i actually have a hoarder in the picture where data is using this to hold. you go to the broker insurance guard the property, go well, what is covered? is it a company that was more when they did this? kimberly put us. 5 also this is going as was pointed oil, e. yeah. but also made because of restorative for the last nobody read sema was provide alicia with please give me the off. what? because i get real quick. so to most with, with a little when you watch the tree shows what i, her homo will pull to has of pixel chill showing up on the 7th had been, you know, the end of my walk up a late wouldn't hurt or somebody. and i need to bring them under it when you ask them, bring it the digital i believe i've been to begin with with a good boy though. i'm with with a boy. you're with us as a sheet and you didn't have to bring an id or jammed on this for junior mushroom a bit when your son was by nissan. you scroll down to to show you where there was any, not joe bunch from you can collect heather a yes my don't believe or chill issue, meters come when they ask us.

and crowed until the morning a a good afternoon this is alina, i ordered from you yesterday -e broniks multicam with results eh yes, you just understand there, well, it’s not broniks, it’s some kind of crap, instead of steel plates, there is some blank that can be shot even from the air. can't help you what whore the fuck, did you get confused or something? i 'll come to your place after work, i'll personally open your drawer , i won't even call the guys because they'll drink you, so you'll have nowhere to fly to the ground. in short, you'll get me normal armored cars or that's it. life in balta, you will work. i am not talking about a taxi right now, bye, bro, you are going. no, no, we are waiting for a friend, maybe on foot. glory to ukraine glory to the nation of the russian federation glory to ukraine let's move on to good news from the east and why are you crying, what happened to you after all, the last an explosion in kherson affected the gaulay taras strimaus, namely his head, after a medical examination, he was diagnosed with kyiv brain, that is why he gathered kherson childre

there you are crow cut the hollows., christopher hutton not only conveyed the character of the writer, but also spoke about his mental disorders that haunted him all his life and began to manifest themselves in 1830, when the film takes place, according to contemporaries, mani suffered depression and persecution, failure and memory, but alcohol greatly worsened this is the state that is actually reflected. in the crow's hollow. it also elegantly intertwines different genres. mystic. horror. psychological thrillers drama symbolism prophecy two the concepts that the tape is saturated with, therefore, get ready to unravel the meaning of looking for parallels. however, the authors advise everyone to treat voronezh in no way a fighter. i don't remember this real madrid. yes, take it how you want, yes, but still, i looked a bit in line with the biography, because edgar allan poe really was a rather strange person. otherwise, he would not have been the creator of a detective story or a genius, as anna valeryevna says, well, bu

god once sent a piece of cheese to a crow.the day of the crow in the soviet union, many families had 2-3 children, but only those families where there were at least five minor children were considered large families, only in this case it was possible to count on benefits from states. school uniforms were issued to families with many children free of charge. that's what to walk after school, this problem parents had to solve on their own. the cheese fell out with him was a cheat. such is stop five words after masha to ours. peter did you catch a few colds or a year of skipping the queue at the children's clinic? how so? rest is not urgently required, but a free ticket to a sanatorium once a year and an allowance of 4 rubles were supposed. a month for the fourth child and 6 rubles. on the fifth. when the mother returns from work, the children are not the easiest task, especially if there are many of them in the family, the unsettledness and lack of money for a large family played a role in our history. raisa pavlova already had

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hollywood russell crowe charming ryan gosling creator of star wars.so knits with pleasure, and people's artist of russia nikolaev tsiskaridze survives in cross-stitch and satin stitch alexei do you happen to knit? of course, i see myself. i see sea knots quite confidently. do you know colleagues that tomorrow is international crochet day. many achieve incredible skill in this matter. in general, i believe that if a person is passionate about something, then his life is already brightly colored, i absolutely agree, therefore i propose today to connect the topic of hobbies and hobbies with our program, i absolutely support it. especially if this hobby is all about lotteries. everyday circulation is given, as if our information center considers a strict ornament on a sweater. thank you to our dear tv viewers and viewers in the studio for warm. i am the attention that you give us, dear friends, by the way, a rock musician, one of the founders of the kitty group. jeans simmons before the performance tunes into his dressing rooms by knitting somehow in his

i 207 contingency master crow check the object taken out. what's the matter?l happen for sure. 207 reception to report the situation i 207. it looks like the necessary alarm is being checked, i understand you 207 keep you informed. close to your question. thank you ursula took to new york. today, dear president, the assistant has shown to many that it is strange for you to spill the tonic to the locals for negotiations. they say that you agreed to a meeting with the representative of the russian government in gorodok only in order not to irritate the opposition. it is known that your orientation. tsia her sharply annoying. there is no basis for such rumors. i have been going to europe for a long time. we wanted to hold talks here with our european colleagues. no special focus on russia i have with anyone who respects our history of traditions. we are ready to be friends with the russians - this was also proved by the fact that negotiations with the russian delegation will take place here in 3 days, dictated by the proximity of the litornies to russia. you see,

madison crow -- medicine crow, i want to ask a question about how we are defining the criteria used tofederal indian boarding schools. chi francis, you alluded to this at the end of your statement -- chief francis, you alluded to this. in alaska, we know many boarding schools were affiliated with religious institutions, apparently report say approximately 50% of federal indian boarding schools may have received support or involvement from religious institutions, and the government at times paid religious institutions and organizations for native children to enter federal indian boarding schools. we have identified 21 schools in alaska that we are calling federal indian boarding schools. really, as we look at how big the state is and the role of religious institutions in these boarding schools, i feel like that number may be low. would you care to comment on whether you think the interior department's criteria is adequately capturing the federally supported schools that we see in alaska and elsewhere, is there a better way to define federal indian boarding schools? when you respond, may

german jurists did study our jim crow laws to fashion the first discriminatory laws against jews, and in fact, they were less harsh than ours. after that happens, there's a hue and cry about many of the things he's done and protests against them, and you know, the invariable answer to our protests against the treatment of the jews in the developing 30s is mississippi, the scholar peter hay says in our film, you considered these people inferior and you passed laws to limit their a abilities. we consider these people inferior, and that's all we're doing, how dare you talk to us about it. >> public opinion in the united states was often not in favor of helping the jewish people and, you know, the actions of the united states federal government led by president franklin delano roosevelt often reflected that public and popular opinion, so by the end of the holocaust, the united states had admitted 225,000 jewish refugees, more than any other sovereign token. but still only a fraction of the 6 million jews who perished, why did the u.s. not do more, ken? >> there's rampant anti-semitism in

castle raised by a princeling , i carry a princeling, where a museum crow is.hanged channel. eh, crayfish it will aginate. eh, the castle, there will be a suspension bridge and water will be launched by oksana at the mutor of the castle. let this lowland so what is it and it will be. eh, so she herself is flooded with the fact that historically it has been so. here are the plans of the grandiose archaeologists. now here, probably the most. the main thing is people. one moment is served by the conservative pratsy. kish nuance restoration, updating the handsome interiors. we have n't gotten to that point yet. pokul we fight the walls of that systemic castle. uh, our specifications are actually up to date and the project is parallel. historians do not hide the fact that they know very little about the sharp castle, so this is how they find out in the field. what kind of castle was it? in fact, no images of the castle from its heyday have survived, let alone plans. schemes or at least a detailed description of where what and how it was arranged. so that everything

what to do to eat for the future or still leave prey to an insatiable crow?e owner of the taiga, in the end there was not so much meat left. welcome to the table. everyone wants to be the first to grab a piece of varnish and better out of turn. big-eyed crow is one of the smartest birds of the corvidae family and here is a clear proof for the young steller's sea eagle, it will someday get tired and the crow will get its own. at this time of the year , the southwestern monsoon dominates the far east coast. the ussuri taiga turns into a subtropical forest, the only one in russia, the himalayan bear has to put up with constant dampness, unlike their brown relatives , they spend most of the year in the crowns of trees. here they feel relatively safe, because the owner of these forests is the amur tiger. the food is delicious and useful enough at any time, even on a tree , you just need to be able to find it. young owl spent all night in the rain. his nest is flooded with water, it is impossible to stay in it. and below the water comes, if the chick falls into the

yes , probably obilian crowe. and there was some kind of orchestra in azerbaijan.orchestra is a pop ensemble. so he was called e polada. and you have not worked with georgian orchestras, i really like to sing behind the georgians, an incredible talent. i have never heard, in no other country in the world, such beautiful polyphony as georgia. it seemed to me, that it doesn't even sign for notes. they immediately begin to drink in all voices. and uh, the artist whom i will now invite to this stage, he is from georgia. i have been calling him all my life, my beloved georgian prince. he is an incredible georgian, he is the only real one, he is generally the only sweet in the world. and what happiness is that in our life? there is this gentleman whom i adore. larochka and mr. this is some kind of porn movie about love. how are you , my dears? tonight we'll find love in other worlds. we are two. i wish their tenderness and love. now i will give joy to sorrow with you. i love you. i believe, i will give joy, sadness, i will settle with you, i love you to reap. i love you

to recover than it is today to intervene in the gas markets, the main risk for europe according to crowe lies in industrialization and fundamental social unrest if any eu country faces a shutdown situation electricity. this will be a huge problem for the entire european union. the united states will increase its military presence in the baltic countries, the head of the estonian ministry of defense said after a conversation with the head of the pentagon at the rammstein airbase in germany, lloyd austin confirmed that washington will soon increase the rotation of american units and conduct exercises in the baltics. not yet reported. now in germany, military maneuvers are taking place with the participation of the us army crossed sabers. the uk mourns the deceased queen, mourning in the country will last 10 days before the funeral and a week after in the london tower in honor of elizabeth ii, the royal bell rings. st. peter's chapels vakovavah, starting from noon, every hour the bell of westminster abbey rings, as well as in st. paul's cathedral and winter castle, the coffin with the body

is been the worst month since march of 2020, center square investment management strategist scott croweod to see you thank you for being here can uss september what your expectations are for the fourth quarter. >> and wording maria september was a beautiful brutal markets, there's a lot going on the focus is a little bit away from interest-rate inflation and more to the availability of capital, one of the dynamics that has been impacting the markets over the last couple of months, they need implementation at the beginning of quantitative tightening as the fed led the mamortgage back securities roll off their books. that's important because what it's been is the draining of a system of liquidity, banks use those quantitative easing to create ones so the opposite occurs once quantitative tightening comes into effect and you can see that in many instances, it was very difficult if not impossible for a lot of tech companies to get access to capital it's hitting the housing market and part of the commercial real estate market as well and now you're getting unintended consequences which are a

you can hear the applause from the crowed dead, marking the queen 70 years of service. and the queen who spent summers, i at holly, rude and returning home for one final time to the place in scotland. that was her official residence, essentially her buckingham palace here. and scotland through the fence and it's hard to see with the camera because there are so many fences. i can see soldiers moving into place and they will bear the weight of the coffin and the queen and lift the coffin into holy ro, done just outside. i can see a number of members of staff have been with the queen for a number of years her. they are ready to welcome her home and the car, no pulling in to the courtyard at hollywood. here at the foot of the royal mile in edinburgh. that the car has been accompanied throughout its long journey by the princess royal princess on the queen's only daughter who also has a very special place in the affections of the scots. she is, in fact, the patron of the scottish won't be union and attends every home game is at scotland play when it comes to playing the sport

music from counting crows' adam duritz. an all-new "jokes seth can't tell."ng the 8g band with hayley brownell. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well. and now let's get to the news. president biden appeared last night on an nbc special celebrating betty white and then again on "chicago fire." [ laughter ] former president trump reportedly told his lawyer rudy giuliani to ask the department of homeland security if they could legally seize voting machines from swing states said trump, "wrong i never said 'legally.'" [ laughter ] that's right, after losing the election in 2020, former president trump reportedly asked if homeland security could seize voting machines in swing states. and if you're wondering whether or not that's evil, let me point you to the word "seize." [ laughter ] it's always evil when "seize" is involved [ laughter ] for example, you will hear a villain say, "seize them, you fools. but you'll never, ever hear anyo

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