and, in fact, some of the first talkies on the big screen scary movies, dracula and frankenstein amongne theory as to why we love horror when we see michael myers chasing someone down the street , we activate psychological detachment by reminding ourselves that they are just actors and great acting is what is happening on the screen and the more popular but slightly more unnerving idea is known as the beast. within theory, malcolm turvy, director of film studies at tufts says deep down part of us enjoy seeing the murder and mayhem the monster unleashes because if we could we would do that. could we have more in common with mike myers than we're comfortable admittiny , but actually going to see michael myers face in this movie. that's why they say it's the last one. we'll see. by the way that famous mask. this is really, really fascinating. it's actually a william shatner mask that's modified and painted have to really look at that next crazy and it's original title. halloween was actually babysitter murders. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest biddin

like that dancing frankenstein there, too, and the pumpkin, of course, is the season for superstitions. but thankfully, for those scuba divers in wisconsin, there is no superstition against carving pumpkins. yes underwater. and if you're not for shooting up with your goggles and oxygen tank, a pumpkin carving pro is showing us how it's really done on dry land. this time of year. you could say john neal is the pump king, the lifelong artist and current prop maker for jimmy kimmel live, transforming pumpkins into gorgeous works of art from baby yoda. slightly spookier carving. john's creations, often an athletic feat. oh so yeah, i think somewhere between 18 to 21 hours is the is the most. i don't know if i'll ever do that again. it was like £800 pumpkin. all that physical effort called john a jock o'lantern. i developed a set of tools for working on giants and this is one of them. it's the largest, um it's the largest pumpkin carving tool in the world. and so it you hold it like this, but you don't need special tools or a lifetime of artistry to shave pumpkins like john does. john sugge

here are the trousers from the frankenstein collection of the twentieth year, the first place in theh year of the collection, which in stockholm has made the collection competitive, it must somehow be competitive in the first place and, uh, somehow surprise the viewer and the jury and cause, probably, some kind of delight in order to earn a place in the competition. chey that inspires a young designer now there is a whole baggage, and there is also a store of knowledge, what technologies and color schemes are in trend. and what will soon go out of fashion in recent years is gaining a lot. this momentum is becoming popular fashion upcycling. that is, uh, when we give some new life to old things. for example, uh, my one of my favorite models. yeah, uh, here from second hand. three whole sweaters are some of my shirts, in which i used to go when i was young. here and in this way. i transformed them. the collection, which is now presented on mannequins , was recently presented on the catwalk of the clothes of the belarusian fashion designer, which was appreciated in russia by sweden and

just like it's not frankenstein, it's "frankenstein's monster."back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing. thanks. i was as surprised as anybody. when they called and told me i won, i didn't believe them. and then they said, "no, you really won." and then i said, "cool." someone call george r. r. martin, this guy knows how to finish a story. i've well, see ya. good at telling it. some genius. i zinged him with sarcasm, he didn't even notice. i know, and it was the greatest sarcastic quip i've ever heard. well, aren't you a peach. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth be

it looks like frankenstein's laboratory. everything was old.had these big yellow pipe send tubes coming down, these little infants, 4 pounds, 3 pounds in incubators. it broke our hearts. i decided to take some of the leaders of the firm. i want you to come up and see the neonatal care. we bring them up, they see it, then out of that people wanted to do something to change it. there is no children's hospital in new york. i said let's build the morgan stanley children's hospital. the employees got involved in a big way. our clients got involved. from a sense of it so on there be, it is one of the best -- philanthropy is one of the best things morgan stanley has ever done. ♪ david: so how did you build morgan stanley? were you focused on underwriting, trading, other areas that were new to wall street? john: i focused on what we did really well and what we did extremely well was build relationships with corporations into ceos. we were -- corporations and ceos. we said, " look, if we are going to be doing m&a, let's move into the secondary market, b

red borscht in prykarpattia are told by local people borscht is a weekly dish, so the people of frankenstein follow the growth of vegetable prices meticulously calculated the entire cost of the borscht set and our correspondent ivan haruk cabbage beetroot carrot onion in the local market there is everything you need to prepare red borscht you can buy carrots onion and beetroot at the price of uah 33-35 per kilogram, ms. svitlana finds out the prices for the borscht set. she says she cooks borscht every week, mostly at the bazaar they buy onions and cabbage, well borscht set, what is this? and i buy meat in stores, there are discounts there. so, there, i count more on my pension, in fact , ms. svitlana can buy a few hryvnias. at the market, for example, the saleswoman, ms. tatyana, is ready to give a little discount, we are already lowering the price now, this week, it's a little cheaper, and it's already giving a percentage of about 10, but when the ribs were 150-160, those with meat can now be 135. on meat depends on offers of the village, if the owners offer a choice there, it is possible

it really looked like frankenstein's laboratory. everything was old. had these big yellow pipes and rubber tubes coming down. little infants four pounds, three pounds in incubators. it kind of broke my heart and broke christie's heart. so we go back, and i decide to take some of the leaders of the firm. i want you to come up, i want you to see the neonatal care and meet some of the doctors and nurses, so we bring them up. they see it. out of that, people want to do something to change it. i say, look, there's no children's hospital in new york. let's build morgan stanley children's hospital. i think the firm put in total overtime $100 million. employees got involved in a big way. our clients got involved. from the standpoint of philanthropy, it is one of the best things morgan stanley has ever done. david: how did you build morgan stanley? were you focus on underwriting, trading, other areas that were new to wall street? john: i focused on what we did really well. we were either number one or number two at m&a tables every year, so that was important.

live from berlin. germany is president, travels to ukraine and gets a war zone reality check. frankenstein migrate experiences firsthand like under seed inside ukraine.

comparing it with the frankenstein bridge means it's not a monster, especially not a frankenstein.st an actor, an average actor who works out all the ambition that the guys paid him. and thames at the same time he only says what he writes, he says it with an expression he knows how to do it, because he has been on the stage for a long time and expect him to say something else less. waging war against us the nato bloc, he will continue to do this, and not even a notebook. not the nato bloc, but the war against us is being waged, the united states of america by the hands of ukrainian mercenaries with technical and material, as well as other types of support for the nato bloc, as soon as the ukrainians end, will they finish sooner or later? uh, the romanian poles, the czech republic and other slovakias will go, and in the first place it is the slavic slavic peoples. at the same time, for all the united states, he continued to sit there on the big island behind a large puddle to say that, of course, they have nothing against it , that they are generally for peace, that the planet must

frankenstein of this area. and so i am bringing her a little gift. dr.ris taylor is growing hearts in her lab and she's closer than ever to making lab grown organ transplants for humans a reality. i have a gift for you. - well, i don't normally get a heart as a gift. how cool is that? we call these our ghost hearts. - ghost hearts. it's amazing to see the engineered organs up close. - this is a rabbit heart. - okay. - and it's about the size of a pediatric newborn human heart. - oh, wow. doris, can you tell me how you got into a field like this? - i wanted to make a difference in the world. my twin brother was sick his entire life. and then when i was six, my dad died. it motivates me when i think about that feeling of helplessness to wanna make a difference in the les of people with disease. - [maren] because people are living longer with heart disease. many people develop heart failure. the only definitive cure for heart failure is a heart transplant. - every 10 minutes, a new person goes on the organ transplant waiting list. so clearly people don't ge

oz going up against frankenstein's monster from a mel brooks movie. you are not going to make fun of that? >> a democratic governor who is blind. jon stewart at 2.5 million viewers. "the daily show" said good-bye to a host who was getting 500,000. where is he going? at some point do people sober up or do we just go to youtube and get what we want. >> i think it's both. a lot of people are going online. there are a lot of funny comedians. i don't want to be on snl. because it's no longer funny and edgy. they have a youtube channel. and you are killing it. ryan long is a great example. tyler fisher. there is a great fauci impression. they are making a good leg at it. brian: there was a time when you were a stand-up comedian. i talked to a comedian last night and he said he did "the tonight show" and got almost no response. but now he's killing it. >> people can go, i was on david letterman 22 times. nothing. christian brings up a good point. when we started to do the sketch comedy. we are going to make fun of everybody, left, right. we are already throw

comparing him with moto frankenstein means that he is not a monster, especially not frankenstein thisworks out all the ambition that he says only what they write to him, he says it with expression, he knows how to do it, because he has been on stage for a long time and waiting for something else, well, smaller. the war against us is waged by the nato bloc, it will continue to do so, and not even a notepad. it is not the nato bloc that is waging a war against us, the united states of america is using the hands of ukrainian mercenaries with technical and material, as well as other support for the nato bloc, as soon as the ukrainians end, they will end sooner or later. uh, the romanian poles , the czech republic and other slovakia will go, and in the first place it is the slavic slavic at the same time. to the whole united states so i continued to sit there on the big island behind a large puddle to say that they, of course, have nothing against it , that they are generally for the world, that it is necessary to keep the planet from the third world war, that it cannot be allowed the use

>> kind of, he gets married periods like the bride of frankenstein. what do you think is going on?ink we are in a difficult time, and the kid of the 50s, i was born in queens where she has her precinct. i left new york in the late 70s because i was coming out of a macrobiotic restaurant on third avenue and i made a left and i heard a gunshot and the guy coming out after me was lying on the floor. that made me say i'm going to go to los angeles. 45 years in l.a., i just moved to tampa bay, florida. i got the hurricane. the one thing about this for me, when i grew up there was a code of honor in the cities. the mafia, good, bad, or indifferent was interesting because they didn't want drugs. if the mafia was still around there would be no fentanyl, there would be less crime in the neighborhoods. >> greg: except their crime. >> accept their crime but they kept it to themselves. >> greg: i don't think you would have any mob violence in a macrobiotic restaurant. that's good to stick with me i don't care what you say. that is the crime. forget everything, we are -- who goes to a macrobiot

we've still not seen a condemnation of all gain of function research and you saw a boston lab, frankensteinen. maria: you're right. there was all the circumstantial evidence that was so obvious, like all the cell phone data was dead around the wuhan lab for several weeks in october of 2019 and september of 2019. you also had scientists dying and then you had the ccp covering it up. we still are unable to get into wuhan to have a proper investigation and so far we have no evidence that this white house is pushing xi jinping and the chinese communist party to do so. and let's n foreget this last -- let's not forget that the last two year period where anybody that had the nerve to murmur anything about this obviously coming from the wuhan lab got canceled and attacked on social media, ever since tom cotton, the senator from arkansas, said this on my program in march of 2020. watch this. >> we do know that the virus did not originate in that food market or the wet market or whatever you want to call it in wuhan, even the chinese communist party has acknowledged that. the vies russ went into the

. >> let this trashing go on and let this good man be characterized as some sort of frankenstein's monsterithout raising a voice against it. all of us are accomplices. >> those hearings became sort of the battle cry of the republican party after that. >> nina totenberg has been a supreme court reporter for 50 years. >> the republicans definitely believed that democrats started this, now that they did this to bork we're going to bork everybody else. >> a young senator from kentucky had the last word. >> and so to robert bork, you fought the good fight. you happen to be the one who set the new senate standard. that will be applied in my judgment by a majority of the senate prospectively. unfortunately, it got set over your dead body, so to speak. >> he essentially said you will rue the day. >> and he was right. >> this is a circus. it's a national disgrace. it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks. >> the circus hearing has become a repeated ritual. >> that is a farce. >> it would be the greatest travesty i've ever seen in the nomination process. >> the more corrosive the hearings grew t

>> it's frankenstein's monster in the true sense of the word.rom the time we were very small, it has been very clear that you have to control your own destiny. >> she's set it up into a trial by combat. >> rupert murdoch is shaking up the family business. >> everybody's trying to read the tea leaves. who is standing next to him in the picture? who is he taking here? who is he taking there? it was a bit of a parlor game. >> who knows what will happen? >> it's a "kill or be killed" mentality. >> go home to america! >> once considered first among equals, lachlan murdoch is no longer heir apparent. >> rupert sends a message -- lachlan does not have a home there. >> it's a yes or no question. >> rupert basically said if you can't swim in the deep part of the pool, you're not ready to succeed me. >> you said the real game is knowing when to stop. >> mm-hmm. >> it is inherently unstable. >> liz sees an opening and is now trying to get herself back in the mix. >> lachlan, james. james, lachlan, maybe elisabeth. whatever. >> there was a lot of effort to

maybe with frankenstein, but we'll see. all right. there it is. big next week, biggest week yet.p, qualcomm, param, cvs, transocean. talk to me about the chips qualcomm and nxp >> yeah, they should do -- nxp should do really well. we see what's going on with automotive production. i think the one that i'm really wondering about is qualcomm. in a moment like this, you see the price action going one way and you see what you think are the fundamentals going a kpleel different way that has to be resolved and the resolution has to come with hearing how things are going. look, if you look at apple, i think things are going pretty well again, that's following price. i think qualcomm is ridiculously undervalued, just to summarize >> shan, amd >> yeah, so we're just looking for a decent report this quarter. you know, this is a long-term play for us, scott we added this name this year, really on share gains from intel. we continue to think that they might have an overhang in terms of potential questions about oversupply and overordering, but we view this as a next couple of year play on br

frankenstein played with it.e joe biden is the doctor and you get to drive the monster for the rest of your life. i mean, why is the federal government, jesse, incentivizing the purchase of these fire traps and i said it from the beginning, anybody who is evacuated a hurricane as have i and all my friends in the gulf states, we can't go three or four hours. you have got to be in that car for 8, sometimes 16 hours. the charge doesn't hold, jesse. that's a. b, now when the water comes in contact with the cells of these lithium batteries, you get fireworks. and i love kamala harris, she loves those buses. she should go riding in them. imagine if there was school children. >> jesse: up in smoke, up in smoke. she can tell i'm singing a lot to jesse jr. do you think they might have done a little more r and d. seems like they rushed this tech too quick. now all of a sudden walking around with an $80,000 ticking time bomb. consider the people in charge, mayor pete how mentioned a moment ago. this guy was mayor of south b

saudis in place they turned out to be the frankenstein we ourselves created today's the washington post-page headline screaming that 500 american generals are on duty. the saudis. this recently retired army generals and admirals have problems with these weapons. this is extremely sensitive data because for the first time in the history of the united states, we transferred intellectual property financing for the production of these weapons systems to the saudis. for example, israel have these but he does not produce them the same with australia uk eu canada none of them have these technologies promised that in the coming days he will unveil measures to punish saudi arabia is impossible to guardianship for cutting oil production, which is even worse from the point of view of the white at home, the saudis disagreed with biden's request to delay the announcement of cuts until after the midterm elections for the united states, keeping saudi arabia independent meant keeping europe's and most of the rest of the world's most important oil supplier out of enemy hands. a. now we are tasting a bit

frankenstein well, the prague shin was created there. everything golem turns out. no, it's just that m-th attempt is another positioning of the macron, and i think that's exactly the case, but the macron we had the main unifier then was sarkozy and the eastern eastern partnership and not the mediterranean union, uh, sarkozy and these are poles , poles and swedes are ours here is the husband, uh, nena talbaum, sikorsky. yes, in my opinion, he called called. he also suggested creating friends of the eastern partnerships. where to include? accordingly, we are the united states canada japan well, something like this. i would just like to remind you that the americans and the europeans apparently have different understandings of europe of course, subjects, because for the united states europe ends in kamchatka, but the european team in is not responsible for us completely and moreover, they have central asia also came across at one time under european nuclear weapons. well, the fact that ours will shy away from nuclear weapons, even the fool

why you saw the college, the student loan forgiveness and you saw the speech in philadelphia at frankenstein's castle. this is why you saw all that stuff because he was trying to get democrats to reengage. what do you think? i don't think -- i think those democrats were always going to come home and be democrats. they were saying they would sit out or they were undecided but those were democratic votes in the end. >> part of this is a question of enthusiasm. we can look back and if i had been joe biden with gas prices sparking, i would have hauled in the top executives from the oil companies and beat them over the head about excess profits and show your fighting. i think that's one of the reasons why ron desantis is doing as well as he isn't florida despite a lot of things that should not be working to his advantage because people think he's tough and he's later step that's how you get your enthusiasm levels up. in the end, we don't know but we may look back and say this is keeping us strong in the kansas referendum was white striking. we are living in a world where issues last for five or 10

why you saw the college, the student loan forgiveness and you saw the speech in philadelphia at frankenstein'sastle. this is why you saw all that stuff because he was trying to get democrats to reengage. what do you think? i don't think -- i think those democrats were always going to come home and be democrats. they were saying they would sit out or they were undecided but those were democratic votes in the end. >> part of this is a question of enthusiasm. we can look back and if i had been joe biden with gas prices sparking, i would have hauled in the top executives from the oil companies and beat them over the head about excess profits and show your fighting. i think that's one of the reasons why ron desantis is doing as well as he isn't -- is in florida despite a lot of things that should not be working to his advantage because people think he's tough and he's later step that's how you get your enthusiasm levels up. in the end, we don't know but we may look back and say this is keeping us strong in the kansas referendum was striking. we are living in a world where issues last for five or 10

zelenkin stein reveals that frankenstein's monster is out of control their american and european creatorsare now under pressure. i hope so many squares full of disgruntled citizens will have to point out to zelensky the only possible goal is peace negotiations, and not a nuclear holocaust from crazy people and monsters, they usually at least try to stay away, and in this sense, experts pay attention to an article in the new york times speech, in which about the murder of daria dugina, at the end of august, ukrainian saboteurs blew up her car. and although kyiv denied everything by the way washington's support here suddenly appears a rebuttal under the heading us believes ukrainians were behind the murder in russia according to us officials did not take part in the attempt not to provide. intelligence data provided no other assistance to us officials as well. or that they did not know about the operation in advance, and if they had been consulted, they would have opposed the murder, according to them, subsequently ukrainian officials were reprimanded in connection with this murder, given t

literature, and frankenstein was not accidentally created in prague?ll, prague was created there. i'm just why in prague that they don't create everything golem turns out. it's just that i'm trying another macron positioning, and that's exactly what i think, but the macron is us. the main unifier then was sarkozy and the eastern eastern partnership, not the north sea union, uh, sarkozy and these are poles , poles and swedes, here is our husband, uh, nena talbaum with sikorsky. yes, in my opinion, he called called. he also proposed to create friends of the eastern partnership. where to include? accordingly, we are the united states canada japan well, something like this. i would just like to remind you that the americans and the europeans, apparently, have different understandings of europe of course not, because for the united states europe ends in kamchatka, but the european team is not fully responsible for us and moreover, they also have central asia came across at one time talking about their own time under european cabernard. but everyone who didn

donald trump, the frankenstein monster, mr. mcconnell and his racist comments about his wife.as basically opened the floodgates for bigots, conspiracy theorists, and one party is trying to preserve democracy and one party has embraced fascism. the problem is fascism and the republican party is not the party of abraham lincoln anymore. they are not a party of alex jones, the proud boys, the oath keepers, and donald trump. all the republicans getting your typing -- your talking points from tucker carlsen and fox news, you can try but we know what the truth is. why don't you just do us a favor, all of you maga people, go back to your stage? host: bubba in memphis, tennessee, republican line. caller: that last guy seemed awful angry and i take it that he's a democrat. people seem to forget back when trump first started to run for president, people that wore his gear, hats, shirts, was getting attacked and i'm sure it was not trump people attacking them. sarah huckabee got run out of a restaurant with her family, couldn't even eat out. when steve scalise got shot, that was a bernie

donald trump, the frankenstein monster, mr. mcconnell and his racist comments about his wife. has basically opened the floodgates for bigots, conspiracy theorists, and one party is trying to preserve democracy and one party has embraced fascism. the problem is fascism and the republican party is not the party of abraham lincoln anymore. they are not a party of alex jones, the proud boys, the oath keepers, and donald trump. all the republicans getting your typing -- your talking points from tucker carlsen and fox news, you can try but we know what the truth is. why don't you just do us a favor, all of you maga people, go back to your stage? host: bubba in memphis, tennessee, republican line. caller: that last guy seemed awful angry and i take it that he's a democrat. people seem to forget back when trump first started to run for president, people that wore his gear, hats, shirts, was getting attacked and i'm sure it was not trump people attacking them. sarah huckabee got run out of a restaurant with her family, couldn't even eat out. when steve scalise got shot, that was a bern