a win-win situation you know what i mean like, people get to see a beautiful cat. >> seth: yup >> ethel, which is good. >> seth: now how does lucy feel about the fact that ethel got in the clip >> to be fair, because i'm a good cat mom, i sent two clips and i left it up to you guys so i'm safe in this house >> seth: oh, sure. that's the story you'll tell lucy [ laughter ] "oh, honey, there were two clips. >> it wasn't my fault. they just picked the other one i don't know what to tell you. >> seth: what about -- you directed three episodes this year you directed one in the past or was this the first time? >> no, no. this the first time i directed, yeah, and i was supposed to just direct the first episode three and i then i ended up directing three episodes during a pandemic >> seth: was that basically, sort of, due to "hey, it might be easier if we had fewer people around as supposed to -- >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> definitely, definitely. it was definitely helpful as a production to have less people and people liked first episode that i did, so i kind of just put myself up for the job.

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world premiere of dom ethel smith's, the prison. it was this performance that won the 2021 grammy. serving as the music director of the johnstown symphony orchestra and music director of the exexperiencal orchestra, he's known for his innovative programming which aims to increase audience engagement. james is an incredibly talented conductor and composer. in 2016 he was the only conduct your not united states invited to participate in the young conductor showcase. it was also the only u.s. conductor to be invited as conducting the fellow at the final year at the festival of contemporary music. congratulations to james and the symphony. your hard work and dedication has paid off. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on april 20, 2021, a

to talk to people in fallujah along the way maurice and critics alike join us from ethel's lifestyle. imagine home any more soon old love thrown out in the world climate change isn't all the story this is my plan to bring home just one week. before it can really get. we still have time to an ongoing. process. with. the current crop of england players are desperate to end a long purse which all started filling a story. the $966.00 world cup triumph is england's sole major tournament victory you can't go far in england without seeing a clip of jeff 1st actually strike it's repeated constantly. i want to find out why such a proud 4 walling nation with the richest league in the world the inventors of the game have been so bad that international football since that day when really. has there been too much pressure after such a long trophy drought a wilcoxon uro's to too few english players play regularly for their clubs and are many of them frankly just not skilled enough. all have club rivalries in the premier league devalue the english national team. england football fans like me have be

well, you are a sheer delight and your cat's name is ethel, did you say ethel?elisabeth. thank you so much for being with us this morning on "gma." >> thanks, guys, it's great to see you. >> we'll see you again. "the handmaid's tale" returns for its fourth season tomorrow night on hulu. i know a lot of folks excited. >>> coming up, actor justin baldoni joins us live talking about his new book on undefining masculinity. >>> and as the weather gets warmer how to upgrade your picnic plans. pic-a-nic, more on a pic-a-nic, we'll be right back. (beep) there's so much awesome stuff to stream nowadays. but the cost of it all can really add up. that's why xfinity helps you save. sign up for internet and get a free flex 4k streaming box. enjoy access to your favorite apps, even disney+. entertainment that starts at free. can your internet do that? oh boy, we're gonna need a bigger bowl. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. and now get double the speed included to enhance your online experience. click, call or visit a store today. all of this

she was the vice president you in day care initiative not to die much and then months of consulted ethel's more nothing i doubt he's going to devote so much time to these really since you only done certain things to be the real issue of the palestinians and she was easily so watching to see regional reaction and so she'd say now before we discuss any of the jeopardy questions let me ask you a lot about these are personal cannister because that many other problems with donald trump is still fresh in their memory as i think if they're rather chilly relationship with barack obama given how long ago that the apple and biden have been in power what they have said in the past where they have valid that how often they change that my onset issue what do you think their relationship is likely to be a personal relationship personal than average this is. there was an instinct they know me want to endorse speaking images of the pope you know this though we've seen enough on the other hand that i know it was because of they did this. info to tell if your family was quite comprehensive and because you d

every good speech going back to the ancient greeks and ancient romans used the same three devices -- ethel's, logos, and pesos. -- ethos, logos, and pathos. ethos is building up credibility so you want to listen to him. that would be president biden talking about his years in congress and how he wants to work across the aisle with friends who are still there. logos is when you build your case with facts, factoids, tidbits, maybe even an anecdote or two, if they are absolutely proven to -- proven true. things that are evidence. you want to persuade using evidence. the third is pathos. that is used at the end of the speech. that is emotional appeal. a call to action. people in the gallery will be examples of pathos. those are the three things in unison that speeches employee. -- employ. a mix of listening to your head and your heart. >> that was a portion of our conversation with mary kate cary of the university of virginia. we don't know how long president biden's speech will be. here are some recent examples. donald trump, 60 minutes in 2017. barack obama, 51 minutes, 2009. george bush, 49 m

access shuttles were provided to get people back and forth and translators were on hand to assist ethel davila and essential worker was one of unexpected 1000 people getting a first or second shot. i work in the restaurant, you got him from house and i need to the election for travel and everything. no appointment is needed for the free vaccination, which is being offered at the facebook location on set. saturday's facebook and its partners hope this clinic removes all barriers to getting doses to those who need them. gerardo bara there for his first dose gave the effort of thumbs up. we think it's important that i everybody gets the colbert vaccine. you know to help stop the spread and you get this under control so everybody can go back to. ah, living a normal life. now. facebook couldn't give us an exact date. but they say they plan to continue this effort into the foreseeable future. they say it really all depends on the supply of the vaccine. kristina greg gilligan's reporting live for us tonight, greg. thank you. health officials in the east bay, say contra costa county residents 1

access shuttles were provided to get people back and forth and translators were on hand to assist ethel davila and essential worker was one of unexpected 1000 people getting a first or second shot. i work in the restaurant, i'm from house and i need to the election. travel and everything. no appointment is needed for the free vaccination, which is being offered at the facebook location on saturday's facebook and its partners hope this clinic removes all barriers to getting doses to those who need them, gerardo bara there for his first dose gave the effort of thumbs up. we think it's important that i everybody gets the colored vaccine, you know, to help. stop the spread and you get this under control so everybody can go back to. ah living a normal life. facebook could not provide an exact date, but says it plans to continue this effort into the foreseeable future, but that it really all depends on the supply of the vaccine. greg liggins ktvu fox two news. of officials in the east basic contra costa county residents, 16 and older kidnap book appointments at the oakland coliseum. prior to

to talk to people along the way maurice and critics want to join us from ethel's lifestyle. allen lives would be a lot more inconvenient if we didn't have battery powered devices. a cordless shaver power tools a cordless screwdriver t.v. remote vacuum cleaner lawnmower laptop chairs the robots handheld vacuum i might buy a drone remote control cars the battery in my electric car my cell phone cell phone battery camera battery so i can take pictures you've got to have a battery. consumers would love to have a powerful rechargeable battery that fits inside this month. or one that's nice enough to use with a drug. and of course it has to last for ever. but some conventional batteries can pose safety problems. researchers in germany are working to eliminate a number of technical flaws that have plagued batteries for years. and european companies that make batteries are starting to catch up with the market leader in asia. this is europe's largest manufacturer of lithium ion batteries it's located near the town of cars in northern varia. but i have a new power mountain bike or cle

. >> being the children of julius and ethel rosenberg in the 1950s would be like being the children ofof the cold wawar, the a american citizenen convicted of spying for the soviet union. after their deaths, the meeropols were among those who tended to their two young sons. you met your dad at a christmas eve party. >> december 24th, 1953. >> whose house was it? >> you tell the story. >> web do you boys, the great african-american, philosopher, politician, you name it. >> i remember that party. in fact, i remember coming in, and there were all these presents under a tree. and someone told me they were all for us. for my brother and me. >> why were they all just for you? >> because our parents had been executed. and this was a community of support. >> what was the most important thing to your father? >> sense of fairness. his>>olitics came from his heart, and you could see that with his adoption of us and you could see that in "strange fruit." i've been thinking about this a lot. particularly since the insurrection on january 6th. the attack on the capitol. and that image of the scaffol

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