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iranian cinema sold 1,300,000,000 of these five films of our cinema last year cinema has been broken, ethel and others can be better comedies. in general , it is better for you to rent a house. if you can't, they say that it can be better than this. if you look at it like this , we have capital, and everything you say is better. anything can be better. you have to make time. i invite my colleagues to prepare the report. let's see this . we will come back to continue the discussion. we are together. farhad qahimian agrees. currently, the livelihood of cinematographers is the most important issue. one should think about the unemployment of cinematographers. when the production is high, the cinematographers will be motivated to continue their activities. becomes there are several types of movies that can guarantee the revenue cycle of cinema. therefore, it should not be said why comedy films are made because these films are all necessary to generate income in cinema. the cinema of the 60s, 70s and sometimes the 80s is dead. they show a bunch of carefree low level movies to the public. while th

but 1st, this report by imaging kinda chinese ministry drills involving the army, navy, and ethel sca ryan's taiwan just days off to the islands and the president used to use a new gratian speech judge begging to stop its threats and aggression. the i want to call on china to seize, gets political and military intimidation against ty, one shave with taiwan, the global responsibility of maintaining peace and stability in the taiwan strait, as well as the great to region and ensure the world is free from the fear of war marching talk such to continue freed, assess, has policies reiterating his commitment to maintaining taiwan silver and t something. china opposes title. sure. the regional tie ones independence is a didn't matter under what name or excuse pushing for time. one's independence is doomed to fail. china will and must achieve reunification. nice when marks the 3rd straight presidential term, the democratic progressive party, which maintains the island is called truly, politically different from china. and promotes a unique harmonies, identity noises he supports the state, is

few places they have possibly deadlines would have been a very, very different story if the, if the ethel associated types. and they said that the numbers and the planes to get out to, to, to provide so i think we need to put it on into context. but, you know, we're not looking at middle to contact. the last thing they says he doesn't tell you, look at my operation powers that i'm drawing any lessons from it. so, you know, the future is, is, is a bleak on what it was and yeah, yeah, but i mean to this, i'm glad you brought that up right martin, because that's exactly how the russians see it. okay. i mean, they may see a collective west. they know, again in, in, in, in the, in this year, in the immune, in 1941, the us who was not already and wasn't in the war already, but in 2022 you have the complete collective west. okay. and, but it also is on their mike, the russians of that is george city. that's exactly right. and that's the way they look at it. and they've mentioned this many times before, but essentially it black present to them. this. the soviets, with a united european continent

they're all concerns that rising temperatures may put people off those thing. ethel india and it's ongoing elections off feeling the heat floor to slide ration umbrella associate here in india's capsule valley. it's not all that bad, but of course you can see watch an ice cream then does every with 10 projects. yeah . still below 40 degrees celsius. but in the country, south and east, the moment has a tough thing at 45 degrees. and use outlets have even reported about several just due to heat strokes. it's also affecting polling here in less than my restaurant tends west the top to provide, say to both as, as they went to the pallets good to me. so everyone feels very hot indeed. and the sunlight is very strong, very pretty. but despite the harsh conditions, we are coming to vote with it then people are getting dehydrated to what they must still show up. but i know, you know, it's also hitting campaigning bod, last week, indian roads minister. and it didn't get to the collapse during a public speech. ex, puts a worried about the increasing the unpredictable weather, b, r c. not the untimel

the ground, wherever you crying that will be attacked, but by russia and the same goes for wisdom. ethel's involvement now uh, something like this was contemplated 2 years ago, but as you say, it says to have more precious power. i'm all home. i mean, does it have more purchased power and long uh, people at large and why would that be the case? because i mean, it's pretty clear that whatever west and think there is a strategy, a sort of the russian army 2 years ago. the presuppositions were defeated, the to say the least way. it certainly doesn't have in the purchasing public opinion in the last year old, if the older public opinion died. so we have, you know, assistant just in a popular opinion is moving in the direction a away from one, the direction of peace in simple, some kind of compromise based on what the nights. so particular western countries to do, do something rack those lines just you, it's ok to get more involved, threatening called, still being a know, most kind of like out the us, the popular opposition, black dress, certainly a restraining factor. so how strong are these v

and the same goes for, for western ethel's involvement. now, uh, something like this was contemplated 2 years ago, but as you say, it says to have more precious power. i'm on home. i mean, does it have more purchase power am on the people at large and why would that be the case? because i mean, it's pretty clear that whatever west and think there is a strategy, a sort of the russian army, 2 years ago, the prison positions were defeated. the to say the least way. it certainly doesn't have in the purchasing public opinion in the west, the old if the older public opinion died. so we have, you know, assistant, yes the, you know, pop popular opinions, moving in the direction of a way from one the direction of peace in simple some kind of compromise based on what the nights. so particular western countries to do. do something recklessly introduced you. it's okay to get more involved, right, because it's still been a no most kind of like out this, the popular opposition, black dress, certainly a restraining factor. so how strong these voices in f

. >> ethel wants you to know that it's new ipads are carrying all sorts of tools but the way it went about showing that is not getting rave reviews from the audience. >> we see creative objects being crushed to form the device. it hits the wrong note. mix that was not apple's only commercial that sparked controversy. >> your mom, your dad, your sister. all of your best friends from college, and your grandmother. what if you could fit them all into one device. the new ipad probe. the thinnest graveyard yet. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... dan daniels. and ryan gosling takes the colbert questionnaire. stephen welcomes desi lydic, featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: you are very kind. welcome, one and all to what we call "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. today, at the manhattan district courthouse, stormy daniels took the stand for the second time to face cross-examination from trump's attorneys, w

ethel waters was really the first black to have her own variety show. it was 1939, and later was hazel scott in 1950. but they did not last long on the tube. - so in 1956, we had the debut of "the nat king cole show." you had a smooth, suave, black man leading a variety show. ♪ oh, boy, i'm lucky ♪ i'll say i'm lucky ♪ now this is my lucky day - so he was singing and acting in sketches. the problem with the show was you can't show this kind of black representation in southern cities. - advertisers were afraid that if they sponsored nat king cole that white audiences would boycott their products. - and if you can't get sponsorship, you can't exist. and when the show was canceled, what he said was, "madison avenue is afraid of the dark." and they were. (smooth rock music) - in the late '50s, early '60s, the country starts to change more when civil rights hit. then you're getting grittier comedy that is gonna deal with race. - i hate to see any baseball player having troubles 'cause that's a great sport for my people. that is the only sport in the world wh

cohn was relatively well-known because he had been on the team that prosecuted ethel and julius rosenberg, who were spies, who were convicted of spying and actually executed. so he had a reputation as a very aggressive investigator, a prosecutor. it later became clear that he was very unethical and very abrasive and unethical, but he was the kind of person that would really be an attack dog in the kind of lawyer that that mccarthy needed. and robert kennedy. robert kennedy was also hired to be assistant counsel on the permanent subcommittee at about the same time in 1953. of course, he was a scion of the massachusetts kennedy family, the democrats and he was an ardent anti-crime. and so were really the kennedy family. the kennedys were very ardent. andy communists and and the patriarch of the kennedy family, joseph kennedy, admired senator mccarthy. so it was not a complete surprise that robert kennedy would would join this effort. but he did not last very long. he began having problems with with roy cohn. they they had very intense conflicts and ultimately had even a fistfight, after whi

her hands and leaning her arms against the dunnigan lectern named for the first black white house ethel quiet strength and ownership. what do you think of that. >> i read the article twice. shallow puff piece. and guess what? she -- i would be relaxed, too, if ai was just reading from notes somebody else wrote. binder. b never had to answer a question when do i either have some conversation that's political i can't answer it or i don't tell the truth. she has said from that podium not under oath that joe biden has done more than any other president to push back on to control immigration at the border. she has just said things that aren't true and nobody fact-checks her i don't think she very good asset for president biden. he needs somebody who is going to fill in all these gaps. they had to correct -- they had to fact-check the president's speech at morehouse college nine fact checks and from a teleprompter. look, i think joe biden needs a break. he needs more rest. 40% of vacation doesn't seem to be enough. i feel that we're going to find out in a couple years that whoever was running

lucy: ethel, we're going to have a baby.inda lavin: and we got to see a pregnant woman on television wearing a dress that started from the neck and was like a tent. eve plumb: are we afraid of seeing a pregnant woman in the 1950s because it means that she has had sex? as if we didn't all come from a pregnant woman. patrick gomez: and in the 60s, sitcoms were still stuck in perpetuating this 1950s suburban housewife mentality. patrick gomez: but then it's this really interesting dynamic where you see tv trying to address the gender war that was coming. ♪ barbara eden: i definitely think i dream of jeannie is an escape for many people. tony: i could eat a horse. barbara eden: you know. she's, she's this entity who's trying to do the best she can in the world that she's come into. jeannie: thou may ask anything of thy slave, master. barbara eden: yes, she said, 'master'. but of course, she was the powerful one. she's magic. i mean, when you have magic, you can do a lot of things. tony: what are you reading jeannie? jeannie: i'm

. ♪ [music break] amy: "televangalism" by ethel cain. this is democracy now!mocracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on sunday, president biden addressed the graduating class of morehouse college, the prestigious black college whose alum include martin luther king jr.. pres. biden: it is a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that is why i have called for an immediate ceasefire. an immediate cease fire. stop the fighting. bring the hostages home. i've been working on a deal as we speak, working around-the-clock to get more aid into gaza, rebuild gaza. amy: president bides address came just days after his administration notified congress of its plans to send another $1 billion in arms to israel including tank ammunition, mortars, and tactical vehicles. some students turned their backs on president biden to protest his gaza policies. the morehouse valedictorian deangelo fletcher, had a flag affixed to his graduation cap, called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza. >> dr. king was a global philanthropist of social justice, believing injustice anywhere was

so blue and ethel jackson comes back and goes to support them, they they say you're starting a riot. you're starting this and starting that right? they run back to his campus and. a standoff ensues. right? part of standoff is a couple of days and. civilians, white civilians are going around his campus shooting and threatening people who are participating in this uprising. so it happens for days, the mayor and the governor of the state decides to use the national guard to in the uprising, the national guard shoots up and campus. they shoot up dormitories. they have students in it. this is a picture of bricks with bullets, them from the dormitory. so anything has a memorial to scott's whole of it. they also provide, you know, helicopters in right. so this is a time where national is is being brought in to in this kind of student led uprising. right. and we think about kent state, right. you hear about kent state, but we don't hear about this kind of violence used against students and the national guard being against students. hbcu this also happens in orangeburg, south carolina, right