then we meet cyrus can bureau who makes the visual magic from phone to materials. beatrice when she called takes us into a studio to reveal, have possible paintings kenya's strong mothers who resisted oppression of the inspiration for sylvia cante. these works and we'll see how social commentary drives peterson come, why these drawings finally, blue wrap it up with a right and a visually unique set of wheels. the my 1st stop on my dw artsy africa journey is to the housing a state of blue blue that it was established in narrow b in the 1970s. the it is the home of the brush to our collective. more of bush kimani is a young artist towards creating new masks, to challenge the masks that society imposes on us the fuzz. so good. see that being the lady behind the masks changes is a very important thing in your work. yeah, in my work, i use mosques to unmask like i like the idea of using the most to actually invoke as such a stage of mine or say to be so i use that as a use stride plans. you know, that flow is. and with that, i try to show that, you know, that is actually, it's the foundation of

so the books the cyrus is also inspired by tenuous roads. when motorcycles have replaced the old black bicycles that but once popular here, the nickname, black member, refers to the black, my mistake that is commonly found in south south africa. so i decided to get the old black lumber and reduce it and make them more artistic. if i call them the end of last month, but i but these paid to be in the morning not feeling states coordinate try that. i always help them taste with kids that we've cutty trash from back a southern country. so you get a navy, a with beads from india metal from switzerland. they won't even be coordinators, whether it's enough it kind of a nice asian or european and know about of travel mall. even i think more than 40 countries, big stations with museums, they have like 10 museums with my work. the most recent is the metro museum, which sees a big tip as enough not to especially from africa. cyrus made in the arts world without any artistic training in schools can cause we don't know what's in school. so we don't have

this is where we find the intriguing workshop of cyrus compared to the he creates his act, works out of discarded objects. he makes his own kinds of unique re deals and sound systems, bicycles and exactly i where i grew up in it will be on a slum quarter to quarter was on the west side of the lane, the dumpster. and so yeah, i getting signed by the trash. i love law use the wastes a lot we using why as a loved using mental i love using plastic when i see these i don't see trust for me. i see an amazing artwork for you to mix something like these. you must think of the books. the service is also inspired by 10 years rose, when motorcycles have replaced the old black bicycles that but once popular here, the nickname, black member, refers to the black, my mistake that is commonly found in stop sign up or so i decided to get the old black lumber and reduce it and make them more artistic. i called them the end of last month, but i but they stated in the morning not feeling the states coordinates. i always have name teeth with kids that we cutty trash from back a southern country. so you c

picture an army of miley cyrus's. or would that be miley cyrus going against the grain?few lone heroes, like merging moon? two self-released albums and no hint of a record deal. damn suits. what do they know? lead singer. you. sweet, shy, pop friendly lilith fair not skin, but these clothes. yeah. so how big an audience in japan for a thrash metal, death metal, hardcore? >> we had, uh, ozzy osbourne's ozzfest this year as the first time in japan. and i feel like people are dreading the heavy metal scene as a new movement. >> and the audience, good audiences here they are kind of polite. >> they're polite, really? >> yeah. really quiet. and just watching us. and when we finished playing, they suddenly clap really i forget to get on season. >> why i can't stop loving you. >> you know what i look at? popular music. the stuff that's selling millions of records in america. it makes me angry. actually. >> do you mean that you sometimes get angry with some people? >> like some like that? what's so funny? that's true. like. i mean, who do you hate? what band do you hate? what a

miley cyrus' "flowers" claimed record of the year at the grammy awards.he year. victoria monet was named best new artist. stereophonic won best play. while "the outsiders" snagged the award for best musical at the 77th tony awards. the death of liam payne stunned music fans around the world. the former one direction singer fell from a third floor balcony in argentina. the top rated cbs daytime drama "the young and the restless" aired its 13,000th episode in november. those are some of the year's top entertainment stories. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> coming up on cbs mornings, from underdogs to some of the best sled dogs in the world. the inspiring story of their rise to the top, and the family whose love led the way. f their rise to the top, and the family whose love led the way. but only lysol air sanitizer helps erase the trace, eliminating odor and killing 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air. scent can't sanitize. lysol can. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪♪ now with vitamin d for

. >> in 2020, elton released the lockdown sessions, where he sang with artists including miley cyrus,, nicki minaj, ed sheeran and charlie puth, who's known for hits like we don't talk anymore, we don't talk anymore, we don't talk anymore like we used to do. the two first met a few years back at a restaurant in west hollywood. >> the first thing that he said to me was, you need to stop writing with ten people on a song. you are totally capable of writing a song yourself. he was like, i've been watching your career for five years and i know what you're capable of. >> during covid, they collaborated on after all. >> i love that song. i love that song. i'll never forget the creation of that song. >> the duo performing the song at the global citizen live. after all. >> i think elton has such a strong relationship with artists coming up because he cares. >> there are a lot of artists that might not even be here right now if it weren't for elton taking their hand and walking them through some pretty uncharted territory. >> brandi carlile, known for her 2007 hit the story. i am. >> story and

that person serious, said cyrus, is that, you know, it's about hate. it has nothing to do with hate. it has to do with women not wanting to share bathrooms with biological men. and i'm really surprised that google is going this direction, given the results of the last election, and it might be a great time to buy some google stock, because i think it's about to drop. >> well, yeah, i think so too. and i was going to ask joey, let me ask you. and i'm going to ask the same question to you, griff. but of course, we saw what happened to bud light. i mean, it was a disaster. i couldn't walk into a grocery store without seeing all of the bud light on display. every other beer would be sold out except for bud light. i mean, they lost big time on that. >> yeah, i don't i don't know, i don't know if the appetite is there to be outraged. bud light appealed to a specific demographic that certainly did not align with it, whereas google is this ominous entity that shows up on our phone when we look for something. and i'm speaking for regular, everyday people, not p

of november, finding mazda destruction under long reconstruction process, waiting for them to use a cyrus heights, and settlement a report from a tile in southern lebanon. this used to be no, do you know i mean the living room where she and her family would eat and watch tv but 2 months before have done this to her house in the coastal town of the time. israel must, with the attack, the city in south lebanon. nadine says that there was no reason such as has fallen members for her house to be destroyed that much. but i didn't expect our house to look like this and know that and the nbc, and there was nothing here and i'm calling about our house was destroyed because they bought the house right next to us. and they had c and a family of back. now, after spending the war and ties old towns, the only area that wasn't heavily targeted, they were hoping to simply move back off the ceasefire was announced 2 weeks ago. but that's clearly not possible. your phone, it was hard. i mean that we couldn't retrieve anything. even our clothes were trapped under the rubble the fashion and was there with m

cyrus vance jr. she appeared on cnn earlier this week, offering a preview of a potential defense strategy. >> he was brilliant his whole life. he comes from this great family. something changed, right? significantly, something changed. and they're going to, i think, potentially have a not guilty by reason of insanity potential defense. >> reporter: mangione is facing charges of second degree murder in the december 4th shooting in new york city. the 26-year-old was arrested on monday at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. where he is currently being held on firearms and other charges. his attorney telling abc news mangione intends to plead not guilty to all of them. on friday, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg saying mangione should be prosecuted in new york. >> until that time, we're going to continue to press forward on parallel paths and we'll be ready whether he is going to waive extradition or whether he's going to contest extradition. >> reporter: the motive for the killing remains unclear. unitedhealthcare telling abc news that mangione was never insured by the carrier. now, police say

men and women versions of children written printed in devonian newton book, 50 and 61, the russians cyrus field assigned to the research. i mean, it was, they weren't stuart or my peers and the show are cool. when you can, you really is wherever it is to juggle. so they're still considerable. they're all over suppression except i see number which if a star patiently in their session then no i bought it to my daughter she it. and so i'm gonna shut off unless i need somebody else giving us the last the i'm asking of the man the best way to reach and most of that stuff. when i was over there to pull over 10 popular american study, she has missed it though. yeah. and so we're going to do it on this certainly swap leverage and in the final stages of the war against superior enemy numbers. russia was forced to switch from offensive to defensive tactics, thoughts, or 4 drawers. but of course, raise to a little less confront, offer unlimited is this initials part of the colorado. so she asked a show similar, what are the apartment plans are running and let be of a through store from the apartment

prisoners. men, women, versions of children, written printed in devonian newton books, 1561, the russians cyrus field assigned to talk about the research on it well because they weren't too old for my peers. the show for lack of williams of scenario is wherever it is to check us with our stuff. that's what i'm going to hold on for submission x i see number which if a starter patiently in your session, then no i bought a folder, see it and it gets on the shut off at the restaurant. it's a 30 i was given the semester, may i ask any of the man the best way to reach and most of that stuff when i left the positive electric. sorry, just missed it though. yeah. and so we're going to do it on this side of the smoke leverage and in the final stages of the war against superior enemy numbers. russia was forced to switch from offensive to defensive tactics to thoughts. so for choice . but of course, risk still a lot of money front of the camera. there's this initials part of the colorado. so shapes guy, you should know. certainly what the point me in atlanta are at the thrift store from atlanta of what the

autobiographies — drew barrymore was 15 when she wrote her first one, miley cyrus, 16.he british footballer wayne rooney, he waited till he was 20. you, 8a. why the wait? enough has happened to me that it could possibly be interesting for someone to read, i thought. it was fun once i started it. i enjoyed thinking about things that had happened to me and my childhood and stuff, and that sort of was spurring me on. they called me sonny and paci, their nickname for pacino. they also called me pistachio. i liked pistachio ice cream, so they called me that. the autobiography deals a lot with family and fatherhood, obviously. he's still, you know, too young. everything he does is real. everything he does is interesting to me, you know? so, we...we talk. i play the harmonica with him, and we made this kind of contact, so it's fun. it's fun to have, like, four kids now. and you realise how much fun it is to have children. there is a certain fascination with you being a dad at 83. did you have any reservations about the age? i'd want to be around for this child. of course i did

autobiographies — drew barrymore was 15 when she wrote her first one, miley cyrus, 16.sh footballer wayne rooney, he waited till he was 20. you, 8a. why the wait? truth about things that happened to be in my childhood in my childhood and that spurred me on. i enjoyed thinking about things that had happened to me and my childhood and stuff, and that sort of was spurring me on, in a way. i thought, this is, uh... ..this is something to get into and think about. they called me sonny and paci, their nickname for pacino. they also called me pistachio. i liked pistachio ice cream, so they called me that. the autobiography deals a lot with family and fatherhood, obviously. and you became a father again last year. oh, yeah. how have you reacted to that? well, it's extraordinary. i've reacted to it as many ways as you could possibly react to it. it was... it's wonderful. you know, i have this little person who's talking to me, but he's not... he's still, you know, too young. everything he does is real. everything he does is interesting to me, you know? so, we...we talk. i play t

the cyrus will be increasing snow all the way from jeremy atrocity out towards the parent to use. and this storm system is going to then help to generate something even for patients just as bad in the central measure ending with fairly strong winds. huge amounts of rain and once again, it's nice. this whole area is looking fairly still me for the next day or 2, which means it more or less, poland, down to most of the axes, looking fine most despite and push. cool, i'm looking fine, and that's are exceptions. so that's the overall picture for sunday. is that the sunday that something that spelled stove across into north africa who would have seen funding in tripoli from what happened in the trade in couple of days ago, that might be a few more sheriffs to come here. otherwise to study dr. picture, the seasonal wind is blowing, some dust picked up the potential why? so you come down at the highest, maybe any $32.00 instead of go where they are. 40 in a week, a 2nd. the in a split 2nd, a little go full of lights, joins the ranks of hundreds of children and because was lost at least o

specialist situation is victoria, as we heard from rosalia at the beginning of the program at, in cyrus report, children and guns were living in constant fear and a state of anxiety as well as the physical injuries. many of them have suffered to there are going to be mental skills that all mental scars, this was rubbed the of the childhood. how will we deal with not just the physical injuries, but the psychological trauma that they, they have suffered? is it something that what that is going to have to wait until the, the finding ends? are we going to see a generation of kids growing up with severe mental health issues? i think let's just be sure about getting a to our cause in we, we do have mental specialist that has been going in to gaza before and even during the rule. but now that kind of get, have blogs, basically to medical age. these people comp good, and so the only thing we can do now is wait until the sci fi and under the access improves and then then we can get the right people in the right areas. okay, so there's reluctance on the part of as well. so that 8 work as in what

and me, well judge of being cyrus a again, you know, always got a finger on the pulse of america. what's important important stuff, you know. so she decided to bring a bunch of doctors to one of our rallies, you know, but just do just in white coats and you know, where they often talk about the importance of been able to kill babies. portion which is a, you know, it's, it's a real easy, it's a privilege of american women which is very close to guided by kim, our, uh, but guess what happens when somebody in the crowd actually had a heart attack or stroke. yeah, i don't think those do it's in the jackets or the, or actually doctors because when the call went out, is there a doctor in the house? uh they all kind of got a bid in nervous let's say, who is able to put it bluntly women are, i'm necessarily becoming ill and died. the women are and this is why emetic, look somebody's dying. i guess there someone needs some medical assistance over here. yes. somebody needs medical assistance is 20 and you want to start on the stage talking about slicing and dicing. you know, um, uh hello, o

what was your reaction when cyrus vance resigned after that, the landing of the helicopter is in the desert in iran is why he resigned over that issue for some reason reason. three times before that sovereignty come to my office threatened to resign about different little issues. so i was i was of the secretaries of state and there are others i won't name now who were very protective of the state department. and i looked upon myself as a descendant of thomas jefferson, as a president. they looked upon themselves as a descendant of thomas jefferson as secretary of state. so if anything happened that might cause discomfort to an employee i worked in the state department so i would would come to see me in the oval office and and with very hurt feelings would with threaten to resign. that was a fourth time and he actually resigned. so i had been involved in the meetings in the cabinet room only i think seven of us present when we decided go ahead with the rescue operation. and when he was absent, which was on occasions sectors that has to be called his deputy warren christopher was there

-and at the grammys, the name on everyone's lips was miley cyrus, who had us enthralled in this goldthat hollywood went all out for the oscars. cynthia erivo and ariana grande brought elphaba and glinda to life with their looks. carey mulligan served classic glamor. danielle brooks shut it downwn, and emma stone was exquisite in mint green, wardrobe malfunction and all. ♪♪ -and if we're talking celebs who changed the fashion game this year, we have to talk beyoncé. no one rocks denim, cowboy hats and fringe like queen bee. "cowboy carter" revitalized rodeo style and brought that good old western wear into the mainstream. however, no fafashion flhback is complete without a look at the biggest night of the year, the met gala. hollywood brought this year's garden of time dress code to life with some of the most regal attire you've ever seen. -i love couture. -same, and we love nicole's 1950s inspired black and white ball gown. gigi hadid's dress brightened up the gala with yellow roses and over 2.8 million microbeads. and lana del rey embodied a forest spirit from our wildest dreams. an

. >> cyrus. you're out. you're out in jersey. do you still have drones? >> yeah, we see them. and that's the lulls that i shop at. >> it's amazing. yeah, they all the employees show up when i get up there. >> it's weird. >> they even want to carry me around, which is not easy to do. listen, i think it's funny that the. what bethany was that the yes was more clear and gave us a better understanding of what she thought, even though her sources was a friend of a friend of a guy who knew a guy who worked at nasa, wade made way more sense than our president, who was, first of all, whose bright idea was it to let him speak at night? >> okay, that was that was strike one. >> strike two. outside at night. yeah. and his best idea was some. some are good, some were other people. and they're all up in somebody else's deal. yeah, i'm going to go with the housewife on this one. and that's sad. that's really sad. >> he really did look like they just woke him up. but using those paddles. >> no follow up question, mr. president. tyrus people's press. what's deal mean? yeah. like i don't under

committee members cyrus hall live in the sunset.riefly about my support for joanna goldman. i've recently gotten to know joanna when i worked with her on prop l this past election cycle. her dedication, her passion, her breadth of knowledge around policy, all sorts of policy, both transportation, housing, environmental impressed me greatly. and the board of appeals needs a steady, even handed member like joanna to bring all of that. plus her objectivity, her desire to collaborate, and a belief in the power of positive process. i'd ask you to move the nomination to the full board. thank you so much. good morning, alan burdell, district eight i'm a small business owner and 30 year resident there, and i just have a brief comment about why we're here, reviewing these nominations from the mayor and for this particular position right now, it's a very important board of permit appeals. the voters said no to mayor breed. okay. she's gone. so why are we entertaining her nominee here? this is a big middle finger to the voting public. setting

-and at the grammys, the name on everyone's lips was miley cyrus, who had us enthralled in this gold"flowers" at the emmys, selena gomez, meryl streep and brie larson all looked tres magnifique. and you already know that hollywood went all out for the oscars. cynthia erivo and ariana grande brought elphaba and glinda to life with their looks. carey mulligan served classic glamor. danielle brooks shut it down, and emma stone was exquisite in mint green, wardrobe malfunction and all. ♪ but haute couture isn't just for award shows. sometimes the press tour can be the perfect runway. just ask zendaya. -so you're showing up, and you just want to do your best. -between this dress with an eye catching cutout that she wore in nyc and this suit and skirt combo that served gigabyte realness, and of course, her futuristic fembot look that she wore to the london premiere, zendaya turned the "dune: part two" press tour into an ultimate fashion showcase. -zendaya eats every time. -i mean, this carpet, that carpet, this carpet, that carpet. -and if we're talking celebs who changed the fashion game

the key intermediaries who who had approached the carter administration and there were two brothers, cyrus and chomsky that's jimmy. and then come to the carter administration and said, look, we're iranian businessmen. we can help you out. we know some of key people now that the iranian has taken place and the carter administration did not realize that they were really double agents who were secretly working for republicans. i as soon as i saw that piece in the new york times, i was writing for esquire magazine at the i got in touch with my editor and i spent about four months i interviewed over 150 people. i put together. 10,000 word narrative. that basically fleshed out what i'd read in the in the in the times op ed piece. i tried to grab or refute any of the assertion was there and to my astonishment there was quite a lot of there were quite a lot of republican who were willing to talk to me and told me that they thought it had happened as. the story ran and i think it was the october issue of esquire. it was well received and was immediately hired by newsweek. and that is where things

and my top song was midnight sky by miley cyrus. i think it's the version with stevie nicks. but see, my daughter listens to my spotify too, and i got her onto that song. so it's my top song, top 14%. >> that's. >> so you have a subscription then? i do, yeah yeah yeah. >> kristen, the way you asked that made me think that you're with me. then you don't have a spotify account. >> i occasionally borrow my kid's student account because it's only $5. >> oh, well. public admission. >> and then they kick me out saying that it's ruining their playlist or whatever. algorithm. yeah, yeah, yeah. so i spotify would be now. >> no, thank you. >> i feel so sad for i know so sad. yeah no! leonidas. no, no, no, no! ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with affordable delivery options and more. they get here thursday. (♪) jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna

heard some people returning to their country to syria, but having it, having present it by eh, but cyrus thought switching and of course, a slight excuse to targets everywhere. civilian, it was just a couple of days ago, a this fights the events of the off position it at the hospital was hit by the a resume. it strikes and the russian a spec. so that was the reason why to kill was not able to allow, but only allowed the voluntary return so far it, but as far as administer put it up, now millions of syrians may return to their home because it's safe for december when they return onto there. is a life system, sir. on the other hand, 2 kit is after a step lives in the regions. life in total thoughts after the a position has been sue to the to it to expect this to be a national army launch sent a lot to the offensive talk the thing tell her father and taking it from the c, y d. and just a couple of hours ago, we heard the security sources that announced that the estimate forces that were formerly known as a free syrian army are in simon beach. it kicking out see if you y d. a members the ste

like kendrick lamar's "not like us" and beyonce going full "cowboy carter" with post malone and miley cyrus-setting music of 2024. ♪ someone pour me up a double shot of whiskey ♪ >> reporter: shaboozey's "bar song" is the biggest single of the year spending 19 weeks at number one tying "old town road" for the longest streak in their 66-year history. after a breakout year including a duet with beyonce, shaboozey is up for best new artist at the grammys, but he's got some fierce and highly caffeinated competition. ♪ say you can't sleep, baby, i know that's that me, espresso ♪ >> reporter: sabrina carpenter named tiktok's top u.s. artist of 2024 after charting three singles in the top ten this year. ♪ please, please ♪ >> reporter: and if you're wondering which song was the most googled globally in 2024 -- ♪ they not like us ♪ ♪ they not like us ♪ >> reporter: -- kendrick lamar's diss track fueling a huge year for the rapper who is now gearing up to headline super bowl lix, coming only a couple months after beyonce's halftime show on christmas. ♪ queen bey drawing 27 million viewers during that

but above all endless waves of russians limit selydove cyrus raji night his humvee is a mess. he hasn't slept for three days and shelling has damaged his hearing. but he knows what he'd say to president elect donald trump when ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in the 90s, we were promised protection. >> we russia we must we should believe that. that this chance was very ed lavandera sima merick anjali rao confident they can hold out in kursk. >> less confident of how long the west expects them to nick paton walsh cnn. sumy in ukraine and salma abdelaziz joins us now to discuss the developments out of nato meetings in brussels. >> i mean, we're going to go back to the same point that you know, biden is a lame duck, almost. >> absolutely. >> and we have secretary of state antony blinken, who's just arrived in brussels for this foreign ministers meeting. >> i believe we have images to show you of him getting there. this could potentially be his last major meeting here with nato foreign ministers before, as you mentioned, of course, he is on the way out. he just before arriving

represented by a former manhattan prosecutor, former, actually, chief assistant district attorney to cyrusce, karen friedmann so according to current d.a. alvin bragg, if he waives that extradition on thursday morning, he will be brought to new york he says brought forkhwith. we could see him brought by the weekend, potential, but if he fights it, it will present this evidence governor hochul is working on what is known as a governor's warrant, which is the formal application for a warrant for extradition so if he continues to fight it, they will present this indictment and all of the evidence that they have in order to get him extradited. so this could well be wrapped up on thursday in terms of whether he is going to be coming to new york scott. >> better that, we'll follow that thank you, bertha coombs we will get back to the markets after this quick break coming up next, jpmorgan asset manager meera pandit on the other side "closing bell" will be right back car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? not

and so both cyrus and cabeer done work in founding a development company. and i'm prud to talk about development today buzz there are people that use that as a dirty word and a slur. but let's recognize and chair chan talk the tremendous budget graham gap in the city today. and a lot of this has to do with an industry that is unable to build in the city and generate revenue for the city and for a city that is struggling. testimony is during those time and over the last almost 12 to 14 years, the two gentlemen have put head down and invest in the san francisco and not just for profit and that's i didn't wanted bring them here. before i talk about them i want to highlight a project i worked with them on this. this was of the first and learningest home sf project in san francisco. themselves that don't know what that is a density bonus program of developer it is asked to give back in exchange. 25% housing 100% union labor. they built project within record time. they committed to doing a 5,000 square foot childcare facility which gave the opportunity to 2 local

but above all, endless waves of russians limit selydove cyrus raji night seuk kim to the east his humvee is a mess. he hasn't slept for three days and shelling has damaged his hearing. but he knows what he'd say to president elect donald trump. when ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in the 90s, we were promised protection we went to the dark side that was that was not that so that was not just us, but ed lavandera sima merick confident they can hold out in kursk less confident of how long the west expects them to nick paton walsh cnn sumy, ukraine we have a major update in the case of hannah kobayashi. >> she vanished weeks ago, but authorities now say that her disappearance was, quote voluntary. where they spotted her and how her family is now reacting can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. >> never too much new year's day on get your home ready for holiday gatherings with stanley steemer. >> we tak

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mostly in the private sector but then to do public service from time to time, and i had people like cyrusce and george shultz in mind, people like that, great private sector careers. that was the only idea that i had. and so one day at dylan reid, i forced myself to get up and walk on the stairs and knock on nick brady's giant office, which seemed to me like the palace of versailles. i was working in a broom closet and say, nick, if you do anything in washington. he's a former u.s. senator, close to former president george h.w. bush, if you do anything in washington, i would love to staff you. he said that's great. thanks, asked the assistant to write my name down. i went back to my broom closet, thinking nothing would happen. i get a call from denise ammot saying please come up. we became friends and colleagues. he became secretary of the treasury, invites me to go to washington as an assistant secretary. the point of the story is that little bit of initiative to force myself to get up and, you know, very fearfully knock on his door, thinking he might take it the wrong way. maybe i wante

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. >> yes, cyrus. >> you know what?ally i get socks and, like, dad stuff, but this year, i got floor seats to the celtics, so i was shocked. i was very excited. i actually got. yeah. and of course, everybody got everything on their list, so i did my part. so it was nice that i got i got my celtic tickets. so i'm very excited. >> yeah i did vigilia, which is polish christmas eve i did, i hosted it at my apartment for the first time because i was too into travel and i made the potato soup and it was good. yeah, it was really good. really. all right. ken leek asks, what's your all time favorite sitcoms now? i don't know, he said. all time favorite. and then he said sitcoms. i don't know. he went with a singular verb and then he went with plural. so i don't know if he wants one answer or multiple. so i'll let you guys decide. what do you think, david? >> well, there's a very small sitcom called nothing says. it was aired on comedy central and it starred david angelo. >> tyrus. >> i feel like, man, you got for me, golden gir