or officially, of dc's restaurant and hotel community. so i want to thank rosa rest, captain cookie and the milkman wegmans premium distributors and district. incredible contributions tonight. thank you. i also want make sure i thank my family, my folks john and marsha are back in maine tonight. huge advocates of this book. my father in law, tom beck, is here tonight. that's him with the beer. my mother in law. barbara also came down from pennsylvania, but she's home with our three kids so we can be here. so let's shout out, barbara. we all know the childcare struggle is real. and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues f

but the training is emblematic of what has gone wrong in washington dc. so he got his 1st job and 1972 working for a close. dear friend of mine, bruce bradley at bradley woods and bruce used to play a racket ball with don rumsfeld, the when they are the bruce's, a congressional staff for 1964 and run said run me called him up today i got to show guy needs a job, so now here's cheney this arch conservative who refused to serve in vietnam. and 1972. he was, he was still a port, a little fat guy did. the 2 martini lunches smoke 3 packs of cigarettes, and now that he becomes qualified to become chief of staff to gerald ford stays in washington dc and becomes a senior member of halliburton. and becomes wealthy. having done what, having home around washington dc and basically could the perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio. and then which is, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days it is it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can the, i think it tested as i moved to dc

, having done what, having home around washington dc. and basically could the perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio and then which, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days it is, it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can that i think it tested as i moved to dc in the 1979. there weren't any lamborghini ferrari, bentley, automobile dealerships, it was not a place of great wealth. now it is. and the only thing that explains it is this corruption that it has nothing to do with being republican or being democrats. it has to do with this corrupt system that, you know, i, during the cold war, i remember we used to make fun of the soviet union for being cropped up. the soviet union were piker is compared to what washington dc is today. well, and plus larry, i mean, and war is the best business you can be in. i mean it's, it's really extraordinary. you know, tyler talking about speaking truth. but i could remember from the very beginning when boris john

but the training is emblematic of what has gone wrong in washington dc. so he got his 1st job and 1972 working for a close. dear friend of mine, bruce bradley at bradley woods and bruce used to play a racket ball with don rumsfeld, the wedding day or the of bruce's a congressional staff for 1964 and run said run me called him up today. i've got to show guy needs a job. so now here's cheney this arch conservative who refused to serve in vietnam . and 1972. he was, he was still a port, a little fat guy did the 2 martini launches, smoke 3 packs of cigarettes, and now that he becomes qualified to become chief of staff. the gerald ford stays in washington dc and becomes a senior member of halliburton. it becomes wealthy, having done what, having home around washington dc and basically could the perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio and then which, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days. it is, it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can the, i think it tested as i move

i was elected here in washington, dc. i representatives of a population that was a plurality of immigrants. and you know, obviously i probably come from hamburger and smart myself. uh, not as close to the democratic panelists, but you know, my grandparents came over and we need a good system of legal immigration. the problem here is we've left the border go too far. we've left the southern border go too far. you know, 1700 pounds of federal fentenol receives. uh, you know, dirt, you know, just recently over the last, during this administration and lot, i mean, this is one of the leading killers love, are you the people at the age formed, but by that's a chance that that had pretty good patrick. but that's, that's criminal, was getting, getting on disguising themselves as this nearly pulled. and that's my. all right. okay. yeah, um, sandra a trump in herself stock 3 different views on how immigration should be handled, even as president binding has been accused of an acting policies. but the critics argue as restrictive as

our struggle is my 1st in dc nbc. yeah. laugh from jordan. jordan, palestine, where are you going to this plan when you're done right here? yeah, yeah, i think i'm back unless it of course think it couldn't have. and then also in the $120.00 a confidence and he in the, in the, in the assess him. couldn't insert and look around took of any of them from the cause. i'm not any of them my know soon, but it was a young queen inside the on on noon o l o o, the age movement i hosted elizabeth across the slide. that's where the power is. making a painting for, for unity, and for, for people who are struggling, we need one. people was struggling. we all want me. what's your name? danny? danny? yeah, i'm going to all the place that our last 8 or the was a lawyer, aaron, because good working order. yeah. right and watching. yeah, thank you for stopping by and i'm going to come by, i'm listening the black lives matter handling shortly or shortly mode. little multi hun race, but to allow me to kind of mostly in or in the, in the, on the, the black lives m

washington dc for them. and basically i built the black lives matter plaza, but i couldn't get in uh and then the murals that did that. it is monday. what i can clifton. i'm going to do that. yeah. that's what i had the best way on and did that in on the i in the and i'm going to mean that communion place the the, the okay, well the girl i'm doing man, i'm gonna throw you 2. i came that i came to see the black lives matter way. yes sir. they painted. you know what they did. uh huh. because uh uh, some friends of mine painted this. okay. and they came out and apparently the mayor called them and said, we want to put this thing down. he said he started at 3 am and they went until like 11 a tenant at one point, a bunch of the people, you know, the community kind of started filling in and painting it and everything. but you know, i mean i thought i was pretty cool thing ive been living here for a period since what? yeah. 9293. that has not been been a good thing like that. so yeah. so what do you, what kind of t

former president e, a at a rally in pennsylvania and dw special correspondent abraham is in washington dc. for us. i a, what more can you tell us about this as well, the most important thing to remember at jared is that we are in the very, very early hours of what will likely be a high profile investigation around what exactly happened today. who exactly was the target and who exactly was behind these shots? so, you know, just to let our viewers know any details. i give you right now could change a soon in the coming hours as we learn more. but what we know now is that around 2 pm, local time shots were fired around a former president, donald trump's of golf course in florida, where he spends a lot of time when he's not on the campaign trail or in his resume resort in new jersey. and we know that authorities have identified a person of interest to may have been involved in the incident. and we know that the president is a now a safe but we don't have any more details. initially, we had heard that the president of the former present was actually not the target of the shots, but then accord

i was in washington, dc. and then uh, i would, you know, read all said all i see on the news and then you got into politics up there became a state senate there. um, we weren't really like the ones in chicago during your staying all day in my opinion, washington dc. and uh sony by sony. you'd be to him the, you know, you got into politics or, uh, i didn't see too much of a change. so when i, when he invited me to his wedding. so that's when we came back to such a data. he had a lot of friends, it was a big bash. and for me to just i'm, i'll just uh, happy to be with him and support him and once he was doing and that was it. the next uh uh, lovely time that uh we connected was uh when i called him about my aunt in boston and told him about how she was having a hard time. and we had a, an odd you minutes. and then from then on that thing soto likes, uh, we drifted apart. so this is after 1992 uh, after i was wondering, i think you're going to have it, i sorry about another time back in the band. and so that he

so assuming checking on the, on faith in dc. uh, mobile, so i'm checking on this which was my mind corona and what the hold on. let me see it, honey and neck. striking mobile. i couldn't say yeah, no, that's fine. thank you. so much thank you for trying. i appreciate your time. thank you. can see how the for the kind of nice size and how come the life fulfilling the see. that's the stuff around the nation. and it was no loss of in months for you should receive the soda cans with a smile. honestly. nothing. no, no. i don't see nothing lost for sure. you nothing about all thought in the eyes of some nothing enough for the obvious nothing. so to me, if nothing else photo the, the window, if you can see elaina, knew it is. and then the ne have been, you know, during my, the, are you how little also going a 100 model going, a lease will do it on the side. you're going to need in her new to the lease on change a deed in no g or the feeder when a nicole. and while i'm doing that and also on top corner here and the mobile on the north s

at which time david individual took all the w special correspondence. abraham is in washington, dc. a thank you so much for joining us. what more do we do you know about the incident a well, we know that the former president and craig was public and normally for president was a golfing this sunday. and the, the incident happened around 2 pm, a local time. we know that one suspect has been taken in a, by our story to use and according to the associated press, speaking to 3 security sources who but on an anonymous basis, that suspect has been identified. he is 58 years old, according to that iep report from hawaii. that is what we know so far according to that report. and as we just heard the sharp there say he had a go pro with him, and we can only speculate about why he would have that. but it could suggest that he perhaps was intending to to, to record the attempted assassination. but we still don't have information as to what the contents of that camera may has been in there. we're still trying to understand what the possible motive is, but we are, you know, still in the hours rig

we managed to land the most boys will get analysis from washington, dc. well, the anthony held, welcome us, vice president campbell at harris and for my president, donald trump squared off in the only plans to buy the c is presidential campaigns. the 2 candid is classed on a host of issues including economy, rice and immigration. both accused each other of lying with harris questioning quote, trump fitness for office will go to washington in a moment, but 1st he's donald trump. attacking come le harris by repeating, and i'm proved allegation about a regular immigrants in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in there, eating the catch, they're eating their eating the pets of the people that lives there. and this is what's happening in our country and it's a shame. now, donald trump was also asked if he had any regrets of his role in the capital, bryan, on january 6th, in 2021 from did not answer that question. his vice president come to a harris on the threat. she believes trump pauses to american democracy. donald trump was fired by

washington dc. that's real. the first university in the world exclusively for deaf and hard of hearing persons. all of this in the middle of the civil war. president ever him look consent everyone deserves a fair chance in the race of life. false, that is the idea. that is what we are here today. the first person i'd like to recognize is my buddy, tammy duckworth. tammy. tammy has a heart as big as her had a. she is a genuine war hero. you're incredible, tammy, incredible. and my good friend ed he is a different app you want a valid but i like him and love him. steny hoyer. he represents the western shore of delaware. i can him all the time. tony cuomo. i was bragging about times a day for a long time we have known each other. my intercept was asking about him. when he woke up and could be a hug is edging -- jim langevin. jim, thank you pal. a man who overcame a disability but has had a profound impact on the house of representatives. steve cohen, good to see pal. mark, where are you? mark, good to see you buddy

i ended up going to dc a few weeks later for the vigil for a memorial for those kids. and what really got to me was the night of the vigil was all these kids my age sitting around a hotel pool and first time everybody really started to open up about the siblings they had lost in the shooting. and across from me this guy named matthew sotteau. he was like a year older than me. he was talking about his sister, vicki, who when she heard the gunshots took her class and she put them in all the cabinets all around the room and saved her class' lives but she was killed. seeing a 16-year-old with the demeanor of a 60-year-old crying over his sister murdered for just going to school really just changed my life. i ran straight to my hotel room and called my mother. my mom retired as public school educator of 37 years. i called my mom and said i want to fight for a world where people don't have to have this pain.d i brought touchdown pass my high school b principal and he's like okay, let's do that. it was the first time i ever organized. before congress, i'm an organizer and com

i think it is something that— in dc. i think it is something that we _ in dc.have not been used to seeing so far as americans, watching _ seeing so far as americans, watching these debates on policy _ watching these debates on policy and laws and our capital~ _ policy and laws and our capital. i really see a lot of optimism there in terms of the moving — optimism there in terms of the moving forward, which is so key to what — moving forward, which is so key to what she has been saying. we are going — to what she has been saying. we are going to move forward, work on all— are going to move forward, work on all sides— are going to move forward, work on all sides of the issue. she is appealing to voters, it shows _ is appealing to voters, it shows. we have republicans, liz cheney. — shows. we have republicans, liz cheney. an — shows. we have republicans, liz cheney, an iconic republican announcing she is supporting her~ — announcing she is supporting her. something that is really going — her. something that is really going to _ her. something that is really going

and one question many in virginia agreement in washington dc. if you see how much dom ottoman may include a non, i'm a crystal golfer klein when june the nursing home telephone and see if it has many of them be bukosa of cut off in the field inside the 5th line. we do the faith in wisdom on looked and if a funds enough to move tennessee, the bits are the fee for this can be the a she a is needing to $91.00. i can, if i could for you and give it in front of or doing for the physically it for us. the nick uh come one step glen locally. you will definitely in the saw out of town for the summer one little bit and um must have sent from the lewis doesn't have multiple associates plan. uh luckily and for less than a year in the nice totally. and where he died. a huh. and then am and, and have a nice a heidi and mama food in the uh, 1st thing probably uh let me make a leave for less money and us. so see if so if you don't mind my being in and complain what they say if allowed them mindfully and for last name, for the new or so now i know how much money

i thank you. joining us back from washington dc. the now federal prosecutors in the us say they ain to charge a man with the attempted assassination of republican presidential candidate donald trump. 58 year old ryan reese was arrested in florida. earlier this month he was hiding with a gun. the former president's golf course, wraith has been ordered to remain in jail, pending his trial the 1st left wing, post politicians to be elected president and sure line because history has been sworn in a new or a camara to sonya to use promising change and to corruption as well as economic reforms and also non does reports from the capital columbia. the moment see the problem is because somebody to making it official after a roller coaster campaign to become filled out because the president under the commodities are not going to be off of office before the chief justice on monday, the analysts say his promise to root out corruption was one of the leading sectors and he's election victory. the ones that were thought we must move on without cor

here in washington dc. there are a slew, an african american voters, particularly are on the road, american males who care about the, the illegal immigration issue. so this is an issue in the election. certainly our shots come back on on, on what patrick was saying. so this is what such as a pointing, and that's talking about these, this issue isn't really done in a factual basis, are often less context. but across these are down compared to years ago. for example, yes, we all support legal migrations. but when you take a look at the rhetoric from trump and vance, in particular, you just play to click where donald trump was talking about haitians. the haitians who are here and have been here for years are here legally, and a program called temporary protective status. it's the same program that brings ukrainians here the same program that allows them to work and be productive lives and contribute to their communities. so when i hear, oh, this is fine, this just works really works for the pro legal migration

i am in washington, dc. my apologies! there was - there. i am in washington, dc. my apologies! was a miscommunication there. great to have you joining with us. here in washington, president volodymyr zelensky has met presidentjoe biden and vice—president kamala harris at the white house to outline his plan for a ukrainian victory against russia. ahead of the visit, president biden announced around $8 billion worth of military assistance for ukraine. the package includes a new air defence system and long—range weapons. president biden did not grant kyiv one of its key requests, however, to use us missiles to hit targets deeper inside russia. the two leaders spoke briefly after the meeting — emphasing the importance of their partnership. let me be clear. russia will not prevail in the war. russia will not prevail. ukraine will prevail and we will continue to stand by you every step of the way. stand by you every step of the wa . ., , stand by you every step of the wa . ., ._ ., stand by you every step of the wa . ., ., ., way. today we have a new suoport — way. today we have a ne

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now let's begin with our guests from washington dc. it seems that israel is pursuing a systematic uh program to uh, let's say in a way devastate the entire palestinian population, the entire community, if you will, so whether or not the war continues, these people will not be able to get back. on their feet, well the devastation is comparable to the bombing of dresdin during world war i, and it took roughly decade for dresdin even come back its feet even today certainly not a position it was before the bombing occurred, so we're going to have a big job here, first of all the war has to finish, this is genocidal of the israeli leadership. under under netanyahu seems to be intent on simply eliminating the palestinians and taking over the area something that will be very difficult to push through given the international consent. in support of the two-state solution, but the economic devastation, it's going to take a decade to repair this, it's going to require a marshall, a marshall plan type of program to rebuild first of all the buildin

no doubt petty come home for us in washington, dc. was petty mentioned the the if the ice is it, is taking over the investigation of the incident the f. b. i is assumed. the role is the weeds, federal law enforcement agency in the investigation of the incident that occurred earlier today, a trunk international golf course. here in west palm beach, florida. we deployed a number of resources, including investigative teams, crisis response, team members, found technicians, and evidence response team members as well. what we need right now is for the public to avoid the area around the golf course. we will continue to support this investigation with the full resources of the f b. i alongside our partners with the united states secret service in the palm beach sheriffs office as well as martin county sheriff's office in state and local law enforcement. who can stay with the story and go to eric him who is a us political unless he joins us from washington. d. c. thanks very much for being with us. eric was turning out to be another remarkab

because she is bound like you said, by the dc circuit precedent.to your point, and to andrew's point, this was a very judicious, she has been fair to both sides. and, even evident in that exchange. the way she was deflating. she wasn't scolding. she said that there was this one great moment when lauro said something to the effect that the supreme court was crystal clear and she chuckled because there was nothing, there was no clarity in that decision. that is why they are debating it out right now. >> the big fight today, andrew, about mike pence and the mike pence evidence, this is where the trump team is putting everything. the judge said well, the supreme court could have in their opinion, they could have written out the mike pence evidence and they didn't. and she made the point, the supreme court could have dismissed the entire case and they didn't. >> she is absolutely right about that. the supreme court has sent this back to her both legal and factual findings in addition, the indictment has changed. so the indictment that was before the sup

one of the it's a, it's a piece for the united united our struggle is my 1st in dc nbc. yeah. laugh from jordan. jordan, palestine. where are you going to this plan when you're done right here? yeah. okay. yeah. if he come back, unless it of course think it couldn't have in the notes on the 120 a confidence and he in the, in the, in the assess him, couldn't insult. you know, it'll cut onto many of them from the cut them, not any of them. my know if anybody or young queen inside the on, on the moon. oh apple. oh, oh, the smoke man hosted elizabeth, 1 o'clock. the sleep. that's where the power is. making a painting for, for unity, and for, for people who are struggling, we need one. people want struggle. we all want me. what's your name? a dining, danny? man. yeah, i'm going to go all the place that our last last 8 or the was a lawyer, aaron, because good. working on it so right. yeah. right . and watching. yeah, thank you for stopping by and i'm going to come by listening the black lives matter handling shortly or shortly mode multi hun race. but to allow me to kind of mo

although, washington, dc today. probably more likely that these things will be used and will get the press release afterwards rather than press release. and then and then being used for licking. phillip ingram, former intelligence officer really appreciate your time this afternoon on. good afternoon. thank you. >> yes. well, in other news, a landmark shift in public health policy is set to take effect next year. that's as labour confirms a watershed ban on junk food advertising before 9:00 in the evening, with online ads banned entirely. >> extraordinary. this move marks the first in a series of measures aimed at tackling britain's worsening, worsening health crisis and kerbing soaring nhs spending with sir keir starmer pledging further preventative steps now. take a look at these pictures on your screens now we can get them back. we can get them back because. because these pictures are soon to become illegal on television. our time of day, will we even be able to show a burger? will we even be able to show? oh love

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after practicing law in washington dc she joined the faculty at notre dame where she was three times selected distinguished professor of the year and president trump appointed her to the u.s. court of appeals which sits in chicago and in 2017 and to the united states supreme court in 2020 and we are honored to have both of you here today and governor cox mentioned how this came about and it was at a meeting last spring where they convened a lot of people and i was one of many in that group and i did raise my hand and made a bold assertion which was, i would like the american people to get an inside view into how the federal courts do their business and for 15 years i sat on the dc circuit and i wish the american people could see what i saw, dedicated people, passionate disagreements but all done based on recent arguments, civility and's -- respect. i made this bold point and i went further and said i think we could even get some supreme court justices to come talk about that and at that point i thought what a bite done or said and fortunately, it was easy to do because these are two

do you want to respond _ reality of how dc works. to respond to that, joi? i want to respond to that, joi? donald trump is not saying that there are some parts of the tax cuts which he is going to repeal, but she has been saying she's going to lower taxes for 500 million americans. i encourage those who she talked about an interview, she went into specifics, she is talking about lowering costs, all the things that americans are talking about at the kitchen table, lowering costs including for housing, increasing housing supply, for housing, increasing housing supply, that is something donald trump does not have a great plan on, something americans actually care about, many people want to own homes as part of the american dream. and yet they feel it is out of reach of them. talking about abuse and feeling like as consumers they are being raked over the coals by companies, thatis over the coals by companies, that is something she's talking about and she's talked about it today and in specifics using numbers and also increasing the emit

are you what if the reactions be in washington dc to to this news as well? both president joe biden and vice president carmella harris. the current democratic nominee for president are in the white house are in washington today, and they are not a she's not on the out on the campaign trail. they've both been briefed on the incident and kala harris and joe biden have both of issued statements, you know, expressing relief that the former president has not been heard and reiterating, you know, statements that we've heard them say after the 1st assassination attempt on donald trump. slice a in pennsylvania, which is that violence has no place in american politics. but certainly this does add another twist to, you know, that the turbulence and um, you know, the shocking news that has, that has accompanied this campaign season. yeah, i, as you mentioned, there was an attempted assassination on donald trump in july, around 2 months ago. you talked to us, if you could, and about the criticism that, that the secret service came up. i guess security wise around that i

so you defend itself instead of attacking ukraine. yvonne estrada in washington dc. thanks for your time. thank you very much for inviting me as well. ukrainian presidents, a lot of years, a lensky also signalled a major shakeup of his government. several cabinet ministers have already resigned ahead of the expected re shuffle to lansky said the changes in leadership are needed to help you create and prepare better for the winter months ahead. ukrainian lydia are reporting that foreign minister, dimitra cool labor will be among those dismissed a quick look now at some other stories making news around the world. authorities in nigeria say boca around, militants have killed more than 80 people there. they say insurgents on motorcycles attacked villagers in northeastern nigeria with rifles and rocket propelled grenades, bulk of her rom, and other jihad. his groups have waged a 15 year insurgency in the region. you've gone and police have denied that they shot opposition leader bobby wine in a post on social media. they said he sustained injuries after stumbling wines. p

we've got an exclusive from washington, dc.morning. there in washington, dc to be at the top of our show for 12:00, giving us the lowdown on what's been happening with the prime minister's surprise and sudden visits to what some might describe as the capital of the free world. >> yes, she's going to spill the beans for us at the top of the show. we're also going to be talking to mr charlie mullins. now, regulars on the show will know exactly who he is. mr pimlico plumbers, he's got this big article in the daily mail today about why he's quitting this country, the country i love, he says he's going to be spending his time in spain and dubai taking all his assets out. he says keir starmer's socialist government is no good for people with a bit of aspiration, so we'll be delving into his reasons for leaving. >> it's fascinating. he's paid over £120 million in tax in his time running his business. in his many years in the uk and the uk has been quite an attractive place to do business, certainly since the 1980s we've had relatively

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we were in washington, dc- inflation., dc recently, tell us the mood ahead of the debate. , ., ., , ., debate. very anxious and excited- _ debate. very anxious and excited. i _ debate. very anxious and excited. i get _ debate. very anxious and excited. i getjust - debate. very anxious and excited. i get just got - debate. very anxious and l excited. i getjust got back from washington yesterday on both sides thinking their side is going to come out strong and thinking that they are looking for administrationjobs. one of the key domestic issues of the us election is inflation, and whether incomes are rising in tandem. new economic data could provide further clues on that. real us household income has risen for the first time in four years, according to the census bureau. the bbc�*s ritika gupta has the details. real us household income, which is adjusted for inflation, increased for the first time since the pandemic. the median income rose 4% last year to $80,610. that's according to the census bureau's annual report on inc

i'm the executive director of the dc public library. i'm thrilled to welcome you all here to the historic martin luther king junior memorial library for this truly special event. first, let me recognize a few individuals whose work has contributed to d.c. public library recently being awarded the 2022 2024 national medal for museum and library service by the esteemed museum and library services. the most prestigious award given to a library or museum in the united states? yes. so here from the d.c. public library board of trustees is antonio tony williams, who is the board chair. shanelle anthony, who is the vice chair, and our executive committee member, danielle brockington. the three of them worked closely with me and the library all the time, all volunteer work, and they're just wonderful. from the d.c. council, i believe our only member right now is our at-large council member. christina henderson, who is such a champion for libraries. the other council members who texted me that they were coming. are they here? they're not here. a

i'm joined by entertainment journalists run, say assign, but are in washington dc. run say for many he is the voice of darth vader. but his repertoire was voss. tell us more about his hollywood career or or you can really long and accomplish 3 i to be seen in march 60 years as, as far as lead dr. strange well. and like he mentioned, he's done the lion king and you know, for mid october coming to america, the sand lot and my personal favorite welcome to russell jenkins. he was also a set of writes, a faith to act. so i work for some of his memorable performances on stage. yes, so he started a theater and he was in the great white white hope and also fences and will be out of liter, deputy louis. where does a washington prize as well, too took on the role that he play. and so he's really a celebrated stage actor and uh, and his career really is a special um, he is also seeing as a child by as a for, for black act as paving the way for many people of color in the industry today. it's absolutely. so he'll box, he's nominated for an act for best actor award for the great white hope. and tha

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