so we can all live better. ♪♪ >> pauley: the legendary bob dylan turns 81 later this month.life on the road, but as john dickerson discovers, his words have found a permanent home. ♪ hey, mr. t tamberine man ♪ >> reporter: bob dylan fans have been trying to pin him down since his first album 50 years ago. he has changed styles and personas whenever they tried to put him in a box. so it is no surprise when dylan played in tulsa, oklahoma, last month, he didn't walk the few blocks down the street to visit the largest effort ever to classify his career: the bob dylan center, which now holds 100,000 items from the artist's long rumored archives. here we have a letter from bob dylan to jimi hendrix, remarking on hendrix's remarkable cover version. steven jenkins is the center's director. >> here is the actual tambourine that inspired the song "tambourine man." >> reporter: he bought the archive in 2016 for an estimated 20 million, partly in hopes of drawing towdrtourism. the center is a tour. in 1962, mel and l lillian bailey were smart enough to turn on the tape recorder in thei

dylan, this is the first time in three years the derby is back in full force.estrictions because of covid. the year before was postponed until september. this year, think big hat. bright colors. everyone really wants to go back to traditional and old school kentucky derby style. florals are in. bright patterns on clothes. solid colors in hats. the bigger, the better. i have bigger hats for the coverage later today on nbc. this is my medium-sized hat. >> dylan, have a great weekend and mother's day. watch the kentucky derby today. the 148th coverage is at 2:00 p.m. on nbc and peacock. as we get started for kristen as her first mother's day. this is for you. >> thank you, my friend. that is so sweet. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever

dylan spent a lot of time with his friend sam, who's a golf pro.fundraising effort. they've organised charity tournaments to benefit three hospitals. oh, my goodness! are you a professional? the golf day is obviously keeping michelle's memory alive. we've raised just over £30,000 in three years. all three, four years of it has been good memories, you know, remembering why we've done it and everyone smiling. and then you do have that reflection of, like, yeah, we've done this. the big cheques keep coming in, and the money couldn't be going to better use. it'll help the sickest patients in intensive care units, and is going towards a new major trauma hospitalfor greater manchester. they're absolutely brilliant, such wonderful, wonderful lads. they've worked so, so hard to raise this amount of money. the equipment that is going to be provided in those hospitals, it really is going to be life—changing, you know. it's going to make such a difference to our patients and their families. this is what we've designed. yeah, man. so obviously that's the home

today's dylan dreyer is live at churchhill downs with the preview of the races.d morning, dylan. >> fabulous hat. >> reporter: good morning, thank you very much. this is what i'm here for really is the hats. it's a lot of fun this year, because it's back. it's back in full force. last year we had a lot of restrictions because of covid, the year before it was delayed and postponed until september, so this is the first force and there really are no restrictions here. as far as fashion is concerned, i'm hearing because it's the first time it's back for real, everybody wants to go the bigger traditional hats, the bright colors, a lot of florals and just really make it feel like traditional old school kentucky derby here. that's why you'll see the big hats this year and of course at the center and zanden are the two favorite horses. i hear it's a wide open field so the best could be very profitable if you make the right bet and pick the right horse because there's no real clear favorite this time around. so a lot of little story lines to keep an eye on here. >> dylan,

dylan was just six years old. are you reliving that day all over again tonight? have been all over the place emotionally today. this is just eerily similar to what happened at sandy hook. and the more details come out, the more similar it becomes. and i have been in the state of shock. i have been angry and sad. it is like my heart has been torn open all over again. and everything i hear just echoes of sandy hook again. >> i want you to know how much i appreciate you joining us because i know everywhere that you are saying just sitting here, and saying your truth to america is so hard. but the problem is, so many people are becoming desensitized. they are saying, i guess things will not change. help us understand. i know it is hard. you have been there. when i am just saying, reading off of a prompter, parents are at the refund acacia and center right now, what does that mean for parents standing in the dark in texas right now? you were once there. >> for the parents who -- the weight is interminable. you are trying to find, out is my child dead? even when they a

>> i have not met bob dylan.en chatting >> yeah, we've chatted >> jimmy: so he slid into your dm's >> yeah, he kind of slid into my dm's. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's the best. he's so fun. >> no, it's incredible i don't know it's just -- you know -- very much so -- just growing up and -- and listening to music and every music -- he's always just been -- a a voice in my head always just appreciated the music and appreciated the songwriting. >> jimmy: by the way, i want to say, i know you're a partner with jagermeister. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: and you know i'm a a fan of the jaeger. look at this >> is a jaeger - >> jimmy: to jimmy, from posty that's what i'm talking about there. [ cheers and applause that's what i'm talking about, bud. >> it's going right on the freezer, jimmy >> jimmy: you know, that's my jam. >> oh, no. on the freezer - >> jimmy: that's my jam, dude. in all my freezers, that's a a staple i have to have that there. >> very much so. >> jimmy: it is -- what is the #savethenight. >> you know, it's int

dylan was just six years old. are you reliving that day all over again tonight?so than usual, yes. i have been all over the place emotionally today. this is just eerily similar to what happened at sandy hook. and the more details come out, the more similar it becomes. and i have been in the state of shock. i have been angry and sad. it is like my heart has been torn open all over again. and everything i hear just echoes of sandy hook again. >> i want you to know how much i appreciate you joining us because i know everywhere that you are saying just sitting here, and saying your truth to america is so hard. but the problem is, so many people are becoming desensitized. they are saying, i guess things will not change. help us understand. i know it is hard. you have been there. when i am just saying, reading off of a prompter, parents are at the refund acacia and center right now, what does that mean for parents standing in the dark in texas right now? you were once there. >> for the parents who -- the weight is interminable. you are trying to find, out is my child d

o guy, political science professor at the university of the philippines, dylan man, professor r reads great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thanks for having me. now i filipino politics over the last couple of figures. i wasn't boring at all, but even by your boisterous rather boisterous vendors. i think the latest elections produced rather remarkable results. we have the son of an ousted and disgraced leader, often described as a, as a brutal dictator, being chosen as president the life and the daughter of a pretty controversial outgoing president. also often described as a dictator and now being elected as a vice president. this is an amazing ticket. i don't think we have seen anything of this sort in recent years in global politics. what does it say about the aspirations of filipino voters? well, we're, we did not just elect a president in a vice president coming from 2 of the most powerful political families in the philippines. but they were elected, overwhelmingly wait with the majority mandate of the latest count is that both of them almost got around 58 perce

understand is the current, can you say a song see near i bought dylan nasty to huddle. she instrument that i am his mother . he took to my of the guard mother bonnie. my ark. nor was moore's misty, so it will soon the issue of miss blue to the is at the schools with suitable boy with so she can move the new the rules. so move losing a new computer. this little level of to mr. just be moved from somebody moving but kind of weeks ago, almost googled the shipping of his metal. so you think soup also is something to bugs, little bolted into a full will do submission due to sanctions, foreign clothing and shoes, stores in russia, closed one out for another. a times customers formed huge cues. in many cases, foreign companies decided to stop working overnight, creating even more panic, a shoe shortage in russia. we went to doug, it's done looking for an answer where some, 600 governors are in the shoe business. moran july of is one of them. so, so it was kind of august, i was at the interest published for the loop because with will, with shoemakers they're going to hard times

larry: dylan brooks said he jumped first and gp two adjusted to him.e video, payton jumped first, then brooks whacked him. it doesn't matter, hopefully gary payton will be back. brooks missed most of game to end was suspended for game three. he will be in action tonight and the grizzlies will need a big game. lots more to come from chase center. we've got a lot of news here, we will have that as we continue at 4:00. dan: we hope for a great game but a safe game. keep it cool, keep it safe. kristen: speaking of cool, i think we got that today. dan: in mike nico we have that. kristen: great to be back. let's take a look outside. it has been a cool and breezy day for all of us across the board. we have also had a few showers. let's start with the wind, it has really ramped up. pushing 15 to 25 miles per hour coming off the 51 degree ocean water. that is why temperatures are cooler than average. we should be in the mid 60's to the mid-70's. instead, just a few 60's like american canon, napa and concord . that is it. let's move on and talk about what is goi

but dylan has three works. >> earn your keep. i'm all right with that.ly when it comes to fire danger extreme conditions in the southwest. humid levels down around 15% and they are in an extreme drought, so that is going to help fuel any of the fires it is also very warm in that part of the country. where it is cooler, below average. minneapolis a high of 53 grand rapids 57 today. memphis 81 tomorrow 80s across the tennessee river valley and southeast. but it is quite chilly still, milwaukee, 48 degrees tomorrow and this week a little below average. pleasant, pittsburgh should stay >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's still going to be windy today but our temperatures are going to be cooler with a high of 72 this afternoon. tomorrow we start a warming trend, once the winds calm down and we'll see some mid 80s for some of our warmest spots on wednesday. by the end of the week, it's cooling down, and kind of a windy end to the weekend with highs in the upper 60s. for san francisco, expect low 60s today, but ramping up to 75 by wednesday, and

if i would've had a connection for bob dylan if i didn't get to do the profile of rolling stone. as much as i like to do an oprah winfrey profile, i am not being asked to do the oprah winfrey profile. i can't talk about -- she has an amazing career. oprah winfrey's biography will be in very important. i don't know what she has done. but she did a lot. in the sense of her empowerment of women, it has just been extraordinary in her career. as a business woman also. i would love to go do a profile of her. but, you know, there are -- she has her own magazine, she's got vanity fair, if they did get to do her, they would probably give it to somebody else besides me. i've written a lot of political. we're talking about those people. i've been cover stories of joe biden and barack obama. i've done the reagan diaries. nixon. i did a major vanity fair story on gerald ford. what about vanity fair? let me ask you that. great and carter, how did you get the assignment? they just, i was writing from a lot of places. i did some pieces, cover pieces for the atlantic monthly as it was called in,

then at dylan, her brother.olice also focus on laurie's ex-boyfriend and a sex offender who lived in the area. all were cleared as persons of interest. >> then you had the neighbor, anthony harris. >> reporter: as lead detective urban tries to piece together the timeline, he learns that devan was last seen headed towards the boots around 1:45 p.m., around the same time young anthony harris, devan's neighbor, told police he was in that area. >> i took my neighbor's trash out for them. i help people when they ask. i do things that please people. >> while talking to anthony, police noticed anthony was inconsistent with the time he arrived home and how he arrived home on the day devan went missing. >> reporter: police begin to zero in on anthony. questioning him in a room without his mother. >> i felt like i was in a maze, couldn't find a way out. >> reporter: police chief thomas vaughn of millersburg, ohio, was tapped to question anthony. >> you're sorry you did this, aren't you? you didn't mean to kill her did you

nicolle, so many of us thought immediately the other day about you and dylan and the other sandy hookamilies. we hope this would never happen again and yet here we are. first of all, how are you doing? how are the families that you have, this tragic community with, how are people in newtown holding up right now? >> i don't know about the town of newtown because i've been very, very focused just on my family and my support network in the last few days. since tuesday, i went into absolute shock and numbness on tuesday. i was an absolute emotional roller coaster and then yesterday my first thought when i woke up was that there are other families waking up today would don't even understand that the living nightmare that they're going into. so i've just been very focused on my work since then and trying to help where i can. >> i want to read a bit of your piece in usa today, titled my son never came home from sandy hook and my heart bleeds for texas. my son dylan, my beautiful butterfly was ripped away from me in the sandy hook elementary school shooting nearly 10 year ago. >> that day i s

did not go to boz dylan's to the show, not one wish that you would appear to manage it. and because co contingent by the one got it, but i thought to be all good to go re issue and yet for the sport and i grant you fantastic across the globe. that was a disposable with dorm, that the shooter will go down, but a smarter release in the was moving on to p. manila disclosure a premium used for severe scales with katherine. both of these more very similar to very on glittered is on. if a saw about bus nielsen, but no chill over your car is brand new julia said you. so my old or her shift on eat, the stuff is closer to by nature low. no more than a rust my through to the school in the school. more for any period ortiz, this possible, the staff, can you with some a program and mrs. low another until you skirt artist, which is the word when you sort of construction, you go cuz i think serial number awful solution for him in union beliefs though, over albany, children that about the noise of publicity dam on you when you though. nobody else . yes. yes, the good you studio are you

he's never heard of anyone applying to over 100, but said it's dylan's choice.as for the scholarship money dylan will turn down, it will likely be reallocated to another student or put into a general fund. >> i was raised that the earth is your oyster. >> reporter: national college decision day is in four days, so i asked him what it's going to be. >> princeton, columbia, dartmouth, and i was able to get into stanford. >> reporter: so he hasn't decided yet. >> cast the widest net possible. you never know what will happen. the worst they can say is no. >>> some of us like our cereal with a side of oj, but tropicana wants you to actually pour it over it. tropicana crunch comes out this wednesday, and is meant to be served over oj. the combo might not be for everyone, but it's worth a try and in november they released a tooth paste with the promise it wouldn't ruin the test of oj. >>> the bay area coach calling it a career after nearly half a century. her impact on generations of young people. >> it's really tough on me to think that this is the last time that i'm

the grizzlies dylan brooks was ejected from the game. in the fourth quarter the game was close after memphis turned over, the dubs led it 83-80, and ja morant came up big. the warriors lose 106-101. after the game keach steve kerr was upset about the foul. >> there's a code that players follow where you never put a guy's season/career in jeopardy. this should be the time of his life, and guy comes in and whacks him across the head in midair. he broke the code. dylan brooks broke the code. >> green also got elbowed in the face at one point. he had to leave the game and get stitches. >> geez. >> as he left, the fans were booing him, so he gave them -- yeah. >> naughty. >> that one-finger salute. here's what he had to say after. >> if you're going to boo somebody elbowed in eye and face and i'll take the fine and do an appearance and make the money but it felt really good to flip them off. >> exactly. "i'll go do an appearance and make the money back." >> subway sandwich, something. >>> another key interest rate is expected from the federal

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and this is dylan location. they found more trash than they can even carry. like we just saw when you are empowered and enlightened children, the future of the human race is secured for children exposed to ideas of sustainable alternatives. this becomes the starting point, unlike many in the previous generations, for example, who find it difficult to make do without plastics. think about that and i'll see you again next week. good bye. and thanks for watching. ah, [000:00:00;00] i ah, with me here. what's behind them? d, w, news, africa, the show that was the issues in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally on the street to give you enough reports on the inside of our cars. funds is on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trends doesn't matter to you. in 30 minutes on d, w. a race car driver and record break and what's the next 24 hours of live. ah, d w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how

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children in europe are tackling the problem of plastic waste by assisting scientists on the ground and dylan, location on the raw river and western germany. but take a closer look and it's not as beautiful kevin nole and their classmates have come to do some fishing. but not the usual kind, it's trash they're looking for. and here it doesn't take long. there is litter everywhere. they look and lots of different types of it. the students attend to local high school and are taking part in initiative called plastic pirates. it's a research project where young students get to do their work of real scientists. they take water samples and measure count and record the pieces of trash. they recover from the rivers and river banks. scientists and keel used the data to generate a garbage map for german rivers and calculate how much trash ends up in the sea. since 2016, more than 15000 plastic pirates from 700 schools have collected samples from all over germany. the project is now being launched and other european countries to for the past 2 years, the school has included the topic of recycling under

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i've changed it to now, so typically dylan norton adults that did the british to present with as a boiler and we did is to put on the same math that on my seminar, i'm not got off on auto. so now slow is a good. i knew another study i seen up of the roller. no connections with me to come in there. so i had to through some ass down, they pulled the battery moser up. i trust williams. ah, who knows? nobody's there cuz we don't copied stops him before. 10 percent of the kapinsky farm milk is used by their cheese factory, which the family is particularly proud of. a produce around 40 kinds of cheeses, yogurt, butter, and clear. series the hood chem hinge melting caprice, which is nice not just with catch the shock. john always wanted to get into the cheese business, but it wasn't until the ban on cheese imports in 2014 that he was able to do it. those sanctions played into his hands and to ensure they wouldn't be dependent on imports. they decided to buy russian equipment. yeah, we'll skip over the veneer week until she off. she'll montage, design see another way russian banks raise the inter

and as it, dylan location, they found more trash than they can even carry. like we just saw when you empowered and enlightened children, the future of the human race is secured for children, exposed to ideas of sustainable alternatives. this becomes the starting point. unlike many of the previous generations, for example, will find it difficult to make do without plastics. think about that and i'll see you again next week. good bye. and thanks for watching ah, with with good shape where they are our bodies, wastewater treatment system, the kidneys, bladder urinary tract task, filtering and disposing waste and talk. so what can we do to assist you with w? a showing off on the coat does? yeah. glamour is celebrity at the 75th cans film festival. but what is it like on the other side of the red carpet celebrity? so for tony elk, woody will photographer danielle and julie reveal the answer to that question of close and personal with the stars you romance? in 60 minutes on dw blue, she made it out. unfortunately, she talked in a south bay mother who is going to s

children in europe. oc, tackling the problem of plastic waste by assisting scientists on the grog and dylan. location on the roar river in western germany. but take a closer look and it's not as beautiful kevin nole and their classmates have come to do some fishing, but not the usual kind. it's trash they're looking for. and here it doesn't take long. there is litter everywhere. they look and lots of different types of it. the students attend to local high school and are taking part in initiative called plastic pirates. it's a research project where young students get to do their work of real scientists. they take water samples and measure count and record the pieces of trash. they recover from the rivers and river banks. scientists and keel used the data to generate a garbage map for german rivers and calculate how much trash ends up in the sea. since 2016, more than 15000 plastic pirates from 700 schools have collected samples from all over germany. the project is now being launched and other european countries to for the past 2 years, the school has included the topic of recycling under

i mean, i'm still mad with sort of i'm as i got out of issue for dylan, my plus generic being here on them, but it was a new model. any of this piece factory bearing the pancreatic name for the motherland employs 1200 people. 200 of these fishermen. the plant operates a fleet of 12 vessels. the factory produce is 100000000 cans of sea food. a year has their version and i've now all of it all that it bishop, i can manage, exist miano at them. what is your doctor visual impression? i go to insure stocks of can see food. a new supply chain had to be developed. goods had been delivered by road or rail, but now the manufacturer is switching to ferries. another headache. it became impossible to get equipment and ingredients needed for production. finance her, i land on the check mark, i use the money by the mileage. the deal is a 1000, am that her daughter vinegar that i'm a 1000000000 the word authority almost out of i'm your part of our family. the only was abroad that an atom. i see it in florida. i'm not saying much in them available probably on us as a buffer. that's anemia. what is th

and it dylan location on the roar river in western germany, but take a closer look and it's not as beautiful kevin nole and their classmates have come to do some fishing, but not the usual kind it's trash they're looking for and here it doesn't take long. there's litter everywhere. they look and lots of different types of it. the students attend to local high school and are taking part in initiative called plastic pirates. it's a research project where young students get to do their work of real scientists. they take water samples and measure count and record the pieces of trash. they recover from the rivers and river banks. scientists and keel used the data to generate a garbage map for german rivers and calculate how much trash ends up in the sea. since 2016, more than 15000 plastic pirates from 700 schools have collected samples from all over germany. the project is now being launched and other european countries to for the past 2 years, the school has included the topic of recycling under curriculum. and the teachers are happy to do their part to inspire the butting scientists. now liste

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experiencing spring storms recently, and we know storms can be scary, so we asked our good friend dylan dreyer to explain the science behind thunder and lightning. >> the skies turn angry, big gray clouds start to build, the wind picks up, and the rain pours down suddenly, the skies light up then, boom, like explosion, mom says to get flashing light, and that loud boom >> what is thunder and lightning? >> those big clouds are called cumulonimbus clouds, and they're huge the air inside is filled with water. it cools and condenses and sometimes freezes. as it's lifted up to 50,000 feet in the sky from that cloud, rain and hail can fall, sometimes tornados can form, but more often, lightning strikes. in ancient greece, people believed that lightning was a weapon of zeus, the father of all gods and humans. >> it's like electricity that comes from these gray clouds. >> so what causes lightning, well, have you ever shuffled across the carpet in your socks and zapped your friend when you touched them everything and everyone is made up of atoms. inside atoms, there are electrons with a negative

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dylan: hi, everybody, i'm dylan dreyer. welcome to "earth odyssey". today, we dive into the unbelievable underwater worlds of the animal kingdom. we'll discover why these humpback whales are taking a bubble bath. plus, these dolphins muddy up the water to hunt their prey. and later, we discover what's skimming across the surface of one of the world's largest manmade lakes. but first, you won't believe the size of these ancient aquatic animals. [music]

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meantime the grizzlies will be without dylan brooks for the game three of the series. he was suspended for his flagrant foul that left gary payton, jr., out for approximately a month with a dislocated elbow. >> doesn't matter. gary's out. gary's out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks. that's the only thing that matters to us. >> yep, that's in the past, so let's look towards the future for game three of the western conference semifinals, the warriors and grizzlies have now won one game apiece. we asked the team to put us in touch with one of their superfans. we talked to jeff thomas, the san francisco-based teacher has been a season ticket holder since 1975, when his dad first started taking him to the games at the oakland arena. the thomases have some of the best seats in the house, lucky, about 13 rows up on the aisle at center court at chase center. we asked him how he feels about his team headed into tomorrow night. >> it's been, you know, watching them older version of our great team, i think they got to, you know, without wiseman they have a tou

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borisjohnson, voting in westminster today with the family dog dylan, has had a testing time with partygatene, and the covid crisis, so does he still have the voters' trust? does he still have the winning touch? sir keir starmer, voting in north london today, became labour leader by promising to rebuild the party after the corbyn years. but last year's council elections were disappointing for labour. he needs a stronger showing this year. the first minister of scotland was voting in glasgow.

dylan, thank you so much for talking to us. �* . . w' dylan, thank you so much for talking tous. ., dylanhelps me to forget the pain that we have suffered from the situation back in afghanistan. the royal mint has teamed up with an artist from east london to create a 50 pence piece celebrating the 50th anniversary of pride. dominique holmes designed the coin, which will use the latest colour—printing technology. it's the first time the lgbtq+ community has been celebrated on official uk coinage. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. it's all looking pretty smooth out there — no big problems to worry about. 0nto the weather now with sara thornton. good morning to you. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far — temperatures over 27 celsius out towards the west of london. today, temperatures down a little notch on that, but dry, sunny and warm once more for the bulk of the day today. and i think we're comfortably into the low 205. that is still well above average for the time of year. but we do have some intense

so there's a lot of my life is dylan, others don't have a choice, they do not have a place to go back to any more. the shelling of hargrove has all but subsided, and the local government wants to get the subway system running again at once. the people to leave the metro and is offering to relocate them, but many here don't trust the peace. no. because on the she had a law yet on look, i do go out on the street sometimes. but the fear is always there that it for it is not that easy, but if we need time to overcome it, not done her own the subway station, many of the houses have been destroyed in some streets, barely a house has been untouched. olga has also spent the past months in a subway is the 1st time she's come back to see the apartment where she lived with her mother and her son. she was told that there was damage, but she didn't know how bad it was. all just, it's terrible all along with the shell hit a wall in one of the rooms as debris, everywhere she documents everything. people can report the damage on the government website, but nobody knows how long it will take to get an

yeah, there's a line of he there there's a line of dylan. it's that you who live outside the law must be honest. and i think on that quote it sounds like he's he's riffing on that. that was a sentiment of people like jean janae a great french writer and some of the depths very influenced by that kind of outlaw. an outlaw tradition, you know, they're all billy the kids, you know hunter used to call himself believe the kid, you know that they're they're operating out and an outlaw situation, but i think that's what he's riffing on there one other quote. we're all damaged and our own way. nobody's perfect. i think we're all somewhat screwy every single one of us johnny depp. well that may be true. you know, jeff had a a bad abusive father and he grew up in kentucky and then florida and his mother was a waitress and tried to raise them and he got into a band called the kids. and became famous and he was unbelievably handsome and became a matinee idol when they still existed and just did a series of incredible films that got people just adored i