but this is definitely not about frankenstein's antonovs.re are so many skeletons in the closet that you can’t count them. just now from uni. i tried. i liked it, non-traditional technique, non-traditional material and somehow everything plus knowledge. uh, academic knowledge of culture , composition, everything else, and something new was born. well, in principle, it brings me such moral satisfaction. anton's art lies in the simple truth that everything around has several lives a broken watch a broken phone. and as you already understood on household appliances, the sculptor does not stops and adds once. living elements, butterflies, birds, even cats agree. sounds creepy, looks like it's alive. it feels like it's going right now. look, it's pretty heavy. what parts is it made of? oh well, this is some junk from my father's garage, so i won't even name everything. yes, there are some kitchen utensils, some handles from moskvich in fire extinguishers. well, the rest is so that it came to hand. only anton knows how to make such masterpieces ou

sure, it's, you know, it's a frankenstein, the notion here coming, coming to life. the scientist in the report indeed said that there's a long ways to go again before anything like a, a real human embryo or it can be created route. but they're not there yet. saying it's impossible actually to do that is not really the case or is this, is this not what the whole process of doing? what they're doing is leading towards, i totally understand why these researchers say it's impossible to do that. they want to continue doing their research and they are aware of the frankenstein scenario that you mentioned that a lot of media reports mentioned. so they stress it's, it's not possible at the moment, but they're also legal restrictions preventing them and preventing that. and at the moment, this human model, these and real models are far away from ever being transplanted into a room, which is what they would be needed. because as of now, it's possible to, to nourish a couple of cells in a, in a preacher petri dish. but it's not possible to do the same with a whole baby. howeve

so the most are frankenstein monster was re bore the neighbor punished. and they worked day by day, day by day, always increasing efforts. and now this triangle hall, russia, this is the fact this is the fed in we live in. and this is the story. so that's why they don't like georgia rebuttal. they're what georgia rebuild represents. and so this is the story and, and, and you know, to be on the side of the truck in the whole history of the main con. mm hm. it has never been welcome. the trip was always in the northeast. okay. one of the biggest suites them. okay. even the west and the east, they're all christians, jesus christ pay was the 1st will pay for the truth. so that's the destiny of those who fights for the throat, but that's why present booked in is today. the recorded lice by majority of the world as the only hole in fight against the forces of evil and against the season. so simply what i'm saying is, please deny me if you can or say something or not. but i'm telling you, president bush does every legal ground based on multiple declarations or 2

frankenstein.e's a whole empire there's a whole criminal empire that built on top of that could be built on top of this. that, this. but even without that, without human trafficking of without the human trafficking of the surrogacy, this is us playing isn't it? playing god, isn't it? >> i'm sure about. >> god, i'm not sure about. i want have a modest, want to just have a modest, quiet for sister who quiet word for the sister who donated her womb . you use that donated her womb. you use that word donated as if she was just handing over a cup of tea to her sister. but as a huge intervention inside her body and i think it's a remarkable gift. and dr. stammers made very, very good points. he said that transplants were used to save life, but also to give life, ensure that people have a better quality of life. my father died from a war wound that led then to nephritis. that's when your kidneys collapse . just before kidneys collapse. just before transplant and dialysis became the norm . yeah, i would i w

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what we've seen in the last few years is that a bill kind of a frankenstein monster. rupert murdoch himself, fox's influence, i can see his influence, but he was almost more of a globalist conservative. he was pro immigration reform and push that. -- and he's lost control over fox. dillon has written about this and others, and he was even dating somebody recently that was a little bit too extreme for his tastes. he started talking to this women, and she was advancing this tucker carlson conspiracy nonsense about the election, all the stuff that rupert didn't believe. he had influence, fox had influence, but what happened is that this right-wing media ecosystem that he was so central to creating ended up expanding beyond his control. and i think the network ends up being the network chasing the tale of the dog. >> i don't know, dylan, rupert murdoch might not have shared what they were espousing on his air, but they were certainly cashing in on it. think back to covid. all of those people on fox news who are denying covid, dog in on, it going after fauci, and if you re

so, they're looking at, what is the frankenstein system of ambulatory care that we have right now and done to fix it? so in several states, they have already ken the initiative to protect consumers from some of these surprise bills. but how sustainable are those solutions? right now this committee is gathering, you know, all kinds of evidence and testimony and research to try and put together a number of recommendations that they'll then share with lawmakers in congress and state level and local levels of government to try and see what we can do. how receptive policymakers will be to those suggestions, time will tell, but it's it's definitely a problem worth looking at. ali: absolutely. laura santhanam, newshour digital health reporter. thank you so much. laura: thanks for having me. john: to read all of laura's reporting on the high cost of emergency medical transportation, visit our website, pbs.org/newshour. and now for hispanic heritage month, we look back on the life of a mexican-american musician whose music bridged styles and cultures to tell the stories of the working class. i

so that's how this most of frankenstein monster was re bored and re booked, must be called people's memory. you know, after the 2nd world war, okay, we had the so called cold war, but what happened? the united states, the farmer, let's say it was the office of synthetic services. mm hm. but that's a sort of see a and they to conduct didn't 50 the best of their officers. this to them with the right home galen. mm hm. so is that receiving to be indeed one that's not free from this? what these people at this called the war. mm. so they bring the worst war criminals . and they found, let's say, the safe haven united states, even the, the umbrella of c a, a law, every citizen who was the reason. yeah. i have to say there's a question, are you affiliated or do have something in common with the nazi it's, it's a finding some more or less, you know. yeah. it's, it's, it's a funny, i wrote up really. exactly so hot in the fifty's. they being a lie that they kept ca, the game, the line main, the line to ca, and which is the verse they sold the here, close a deal, which was his exit strategy. me how

so the most are. frankenstein monster was re boar and they never punished. and they worked day by day, day by day, always increasing efforts. and now this triangle, whole russia, this is the fact, this is the fact you know, we live in and, and this is the story. so that's why they don't like georgia rebuttal. they're what georgia river represents, and then this is the story. and it's, and, and, you know, to be on the side of the truth or in the whole history of the main kind. mm hm. it has never been welcome. the purple is always in minority to one of the biggest suites them. ok. even the west and the east. they're all christians. jesus christ page was the 1st page for the truth. so that's the destiny of those who fight for the drug. but that's why present booked in is today the recorded lice by majority of the world as the only hope in fights against your thoughts as an evil and against the season. so simply what i'm saying is, please denying me if you can or say something i know, but i'm telling you present both these guys, every legal ground based on what

was like frankenstein and dracula and wolf man. and i was the wolf man. people for a living. and that was fun. that role not a stretch for spanx. how many genders does the socialists think there are? how many genders do you think there are? since we keep on saying really quickly, i'm curious. we asked this to all everybody. sure. sure. there are as many genders as you want to date, man. we'll get. okay. well, that's so i disagree that we should point out genders to other people. it's however many you want. it's two wolf man. beware los angeles, because spanky's running for county supervisor. and unlike genders, there's a finite amount of supervisors. so choose wisely the truth about taylor swift. we don't like to pry, but people say they smell a rat. this week's chiefs tight end travis kelce and taylor swift confirmed they're dating, so she's already met his mom. how's it feel that taylor swift is finally put you on the map? shout out to taylor for pulling has finally put you on the map? >> i thought it was awesome that everyone in the suite had nothing b

soviet the flag on the soviet coat of arms turned the state ideology in the direction of such a frankensteinow, which is based on, well, excuse me for some necrophilia of the soviet period, that is, and everything national is prohibited. thus, lukashenko took himself outside the framework of the national project, and at the same time, he united all of belarus under the white with a black and white flag. that is, all adequate belarusians, all free belarusians also stand with a white, black, and white flag, and i am sure that as soon as lukashenko is removed , the white, black, and white flag will rise in belarus. flag well, let's talk about these belarusian forces in ukraine and in other countries, a little later you mentioned lukashenko, i'll add an update . lukashenko, after the meeting with putin, which happened a few days ago, announced that the war that is currently happening in ukraine can spill over not only into ukraine, but and on other neighboring countries. he said that the war in ukraine is just me quoting a quote from the last negotiations on your land. well, this is him addressi

so the most are the frankenstein monster was 3 bored days, never punished. and they worked day by day, day by day, all his increasing efforts. and now this tangled hall russia, this is the fact this is the fed in we believe in and, and this is the story. so that's why they don't like georgia ribbon there what georgia river represents. and then this is the story and, and, and, you know, to be on the side of the truth in the whole history of the main kind. mm. it has never been welcome. the trip was always in minority. sure. one of the biggest suites them. okay. even if the west and the east, they're all christians. jesus christ pay was a 1st pay for the truck. so that's the destiny of those who will fight for the throat. but that's why present booked in is today the recall nice by majority of the world as the only hole in fight against the forces of evil and against the season. so simply what i'm saying is, please denying me if you can or say something i know, but i'm telling you present both these guys, every legal ground based on most of the pro ration to c

and prioritised the dollar above perhaps morals, but even here, i don't think, saw the sort of frankensteinat was coming when he created the audience for president trump, when he created what basically defines the republican party in the united states today, and in many ways i think as he nears the end of his time, and he will stay on at the organisation for sure, but as he nears the end of his time and i think he looks back on what he has created and i don't think he feels aligned with all of it. . , . , of it. that is really interesting. - of it. that is really interesting. we i of it. that is really i interesting. we have of it. that is really _ interesting. we have elections coming up in the united states and here in the uk as well — broke big markets for this huge company. do you think it still has the king making cloud it once did?— once did? well, it is a very interesting _ once did? well, it is a very interesting question. - once did? well, it is a very interesting question. on i once did? well, it is a very. interesting question. on the one hand, look, there has been certainly in t

transplant for her the brain of her unborn child, the film is a re-interpretation of the stories of frankenstein science is in the top of this year’s cinema, definitely the result is obvious, by the way, the markhs are amazing, just a man, even just for the sake of it, you can take a look at this film. and, of course, the plot does not leave anyone indifferent, and i wouldn’t even go with the frankinstein story. e compared this, yes, but i don’t know , with the history of the formation of a woman, in principle, because as i understand it, we have a bridge in such development from a girl to a woman. here she is should open up like a bud during the course of this film. i'll tell you this, and the girls are not even a woman anymore, but the director of the museum, yurga with alan timos, because this is not the first film that, uh, they made together, yes, the favorite was filmed before that and very successfully, according to -my film and here’s another collaboration for you - this is such a collapse, in general, it’s interesting. in any case , you need to look, therefore, apparently, not only the

but fetterman, come on, frankenstein wore a suit and jacket. >> dana: it was ill-fitting. >> greg: butr women because women have horrible choices for business attire. i think -- why do women dress in the senate or congress they look like captains on a cruise ship? did you notice that, the lbig l peps. men are different. -- lapels. men are different. if we don't have standards here i would be in a mesh half shirt and sweatpants. >> jesse: no way. >> greg: yes, i would. stop staring at me, harold. it if men don't have standards imposed on them, they stop caring. and i think women should wear what they want and dress how comfortable they want because women know how to dress. they know -- they enjoy looking good. men enjoy looking comfortable. i think the dudes should stick to the suits. this isn't a poker game or strip club. it's not going for lunch at the cheesecake factory. we're reducing the decline in standards in everything. >> dana: this happened in the fall of the roman empire. they let people wear togas everywhere. >> greg: jesse doesn't know what the roman empire is. >> jesse: i

but fetterman, come on, even frankenstein wore a suit jacket. right? >> dana: yeah.ting. >> greg: i have to say, i think this might be good for women, because women have horrible choices for business attire. i think -- i mean, when women dress in the senate or congress they look like captains from a cruise ship. every woman looks like a ship's purseer. do you ever notice that? the big lapels. men are different, we need the discipline, i agree with harold or we will revert back to slobbery. if we didn't have standards here i would be in a mesh half shirt map man no way. >> greg: yes, i did stop staring at me harold. if men don't have standards imposed on them they stop caring. and i think women should wear what they want and dress how comfortable as they want because women know how to dress. they enjoy looking good. men enjoy looking comfortable. so i think the dudes should stick to the suits. this isn't a poker game or a strip club, you know? it's not going for lunch at the cheesecake factory. but we are introducing a decline in standards in everything. >> dana: this

how did frankenstein -- dr. frankenstein deal with this monster? he did not know what to do.-- as the villagers. what do you do? i can't stop it. i created, it and i can't stop it. so there is no way for them to do it. we have seen this narrative play itself out to succumb more and more the will of the monster. they have become more and more like him. they give up on those founding principles which is what the great irony of being and wearing a cyber tonight stood out to me. none of them stand for anything reagan stood for. ronald reagan on that stage, they would laugh at him. so, that is the problem for the party. narratively, it is how do you then go about projecting that you want to be a governing majority, have a governing majority when you can't even get yourself off that stage properly? you can't convince the person standing next to you are left and right that you are a better candidate. when that question was asked, everybody punted. i would be like all of you need to go. none of you should be here. i appreciate -- all of -- we are going. >> former rnc chairman, michae

. >> tyrus: oh, what did frankenstein do. >> greg: now to the news, careen can't run faster from theration disaster, but if you think they've secured the board, then you've got a serious mental disorder. as tens of thousands of illegal immigrants pour into the united states every day the white house turns a blind eye and in old joe's case two squinty ones and a drooling leadership lip. 10,000 people alone crossed the border on wednesday, almost as if they're being encouraged. but karine jean-pierre could barely keep it together when asked how biden will deal with it. >> so what do you call it here at the white house when 10,000 people illegally cross the border in a single day? >> so what do you call it, peter, when gop puts forth a -- wait, no, no, no, no. >> karine. >> no, no, we're moving on. in the back. >> you say -- >> no, i tried to answer. peter i tried to answer the question. you stopped me. let's go. >> greg: tried to answer. so i guess we are moving on, or so she had hoped. >> okay, we're going to move on. no, no, no, no. we are pea moving on. >> who's talking to venezuela

this is frankenstein of a bill and i can't believe gone could stick with it as it is now, it is a mirk mosh and give, ways to notice to people supporting the bill the architects, builders and developers. and the people not supporting are people like me. long-term sudden front resident who is believe in the city. life the culture. want to retain the character and the people who are against it are also people who love the history of the city and want to preserve the buildings. and you when we tuck about affordable house and market rate housing it come down to what do we have available. we actually have housing stock visible. we have buildings standing empty and partial low full. and land lords that are sitting on empty units hoping than i can speulate until rent control house suggest secure third degree should be a nonstarter. and also more speculation of landlords on empty apartments. let's address the existing buildings we have now also include this in the conversation. let's dot work and the w it takes to make all the existing buildings more habitable. so low income people and take th

are we just frankenstein ing ourselves? are we doing kind of on ourselv >> and is this even legal?ment >> live action founder and president lila rose joins us now. this guy should be arrested. ma i read 100%, jesse. it's unbelievably sick. i mean, this is a man who's. already living under the delusions that he's a woma. he has perhaps a fetish. she wants to take anotherothe healthy woman's organs to put them in himself. and then he wantwoman's to the e step and try to conceive, to then kill, to murdeive r a human being, a baby, all in the name of his trans cult. i mean, in any sane society,y th this would be seenis w as unthinkable. but we're not there. jesse we're in an insane society where men can be women. >> women can be men, and we're babies are not even seen as human beinge nos. beings >>. usually abortion is forco birth control. >> there's unprotected, there's an unwanted pregnancy. and that's why it's goes down. >> you can't get pregnant in order to abort the baby. >> that's. >>at must be illegal. i mean, the horrible news here d is it is completely legal to do that. o that

a suit oh, god, what a frankenstein do . >> now to the news. kareen can't run, en fromt if y the immigration disaster. but if you thinkou they'veal secured the border, then you've got a serious mental disordesore as tens of thousands of illegal immigrants pour into the united states every day. states thethe white house turnsd eye and it all goes casejo to squinty one ss and a droolini lip. 10,000 people alone cross the on wednesday. it's almost as if they're being encouraged, but cringing beiho on year could barely keep it together. when asked how biden will dealn it. >> su o what do you call it?cahe bore at the white house, when 10,000 people illegally cross the border in a single day. >> so what do you call it? peter, when gop put forth a wait. >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you can't. no>>i'm answering.o, okay. we're going to be no more. no, no, no, no, no, no n, noo,,. we're moving on. you said something along the border. no, no, i trie no, id. e >> answer, peter.on. i tried to answer the question. you stopped me. let'pes go.. wow. he t

if you remember a few years back, had this was likewo frankenstein and dracula and wolfman, and thatas the wolfmalf man. sn. >> so i scared people for a living and that was fun. that role. not a stretch for spanx. how many genders gend the doeseo the socialists think there are? >> how many gendernks dowe you think there are? since we keep asking men really quickly, i'm curious, we asked l us to all everybody. >> sure, sure. there's as many genders as you want to date. m okay. wn. >> okay, well, so i disagreele. that we should point out genders to other people. it's how many you wanter many . >> it's to wolfman beware los angeles because is running for county supervisor. and unlike genders, there's a finitete amoun amount of supe. >> so choose wisely. or swi >>ft the truth about taylor swit . we don't like to pry,ay but people say they smell a ra ts kelc . >> this week's chiefs tight end travis kelcee and taylor swiftalre confirmed they're dating sado she's already met his mom. >> how does it feel that taylor? swift has finally put you on the map? >> shout out to taylor for for pullin

>> jimmy: "young frankenstein. >> oh, yeah, mel brooks, yeah.u in life. >> jimmy: dude, flop sweat starts coming on >> yeah. >> shawn: what starts coming on >> jimmy: flop sweat >> shawn: what is that >> jimmy: oh, trust me, i've been doing it all night. [ laughter ] and, i -- start there, and i'm there, and so i'm like, "okay. you know, let's give it a shot." she goes, "all right, and go." and i go, "that is so weird. i'm like, "lightning, frightening, lightning." [ laughter ] i go, "sorry, sorry, can we start again? what was that voice? [ laughter ] i don't know where that came from she's like - and the piano player is looking like, "what is going on? i go, "let me try again. let me try in a deeper voice." and i go, "let's do it again, let's do this. play the music." ♪ "lightning, frightening, lightning -- what is happening? i go, "i don't know how to sing anymore. [ laughter ] and i go -- and it was so bad. and i sang like three takes of this new song, and it was so bad, and she was like, "dude, it is a pleasure to meet you." >> no, no, no! [

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back for the revolution, the russian empire world war i, repeatedly ukraine is an abomination, a frankenstein country, a country that shouldn't exist and lenin and bolsheviks, creating the soviet union and say from the previous 100 year ward you never know until the get to the end it. we're at 100 years now. not that we're old enough to remember 1914 or 1917 even though we might have links to that. that's the kind of shadow that's cast all over this and that what makes it, you know, extremely difficult to deal with, because putin is making a battle for history here, and we have to-- and this is why books like this are really so good about putting things into perspective. we have to stop him from weaponizing history. and if we look at our own history in the united states, it took a very long time for the united states to become independent. putin's always talking about crimea belongs to russia because they snatched it in 1783. naples, 1783. it wasn't until september of 1783, sorry for the history lesson here, i've been trying to perfect my elevator speech telling people why this matters and th

this is frankenstein of a bill and i can't believe gone could stick with it as it is now, it is a mirk mosh and give, ways to notice to people supporting the bill the architects, builders and developers. and the people not supporting are people like me. long-term sudden front resident who is believe in the city. life the culture. want to retain the character and the people who are against it are also people who love the history of the city and want to preserve the buildings. and you when we tuck about affordable house and market rate housing it come down to what do we have available. we actually have housing stock visible. we have buildings standing empty and partial low full. and land lords that are sitting on empty units hoping than i can speulate until rent control house suggest secure third degree should be a nonstarter. and also more speculation of landlords on empty apartments. let's address the existing buildings we have now also include this in the conversation. let's dot work and the w it takes to make all the existing buildings more habitable. so low income people and take th

john, a lot of people watching and listening will say they've they've seen these videos of these frankensteinm, just ban them, get rid of them because they're because they can they've killed so many people me that 16 is an >> it shocks me that 16 is an age that you can go out and buy age that you can go out and buy a dog. um it shocks me that , you a dog. um it shocks me that, you know, without any experience you can go and get these dogs. but all of this is happening. um outside of licenced breeders. you know, these dogs are being sold by word of mouth, etcetera . the other thing that is that p0ps . the other thing that is that pops to mind with this, you know, because i train dogs that are on court orders , these dogs are on court orders, these dogs will come to us on a court order saying that they have to wear a muzzle , which, you know, that's muzzle, which, you know, that's absolutely a responsible thing to do. but there's nothing governing what muzzle the dog wears. so you know, in compliance with the court order, you can go to pets at home and get a plastic £5.99 muzzle that is, you kn

frankenstein and goodwin from the emerald city, peak million and odysseus met and together they createdwill be doing for a long time, because we need to build a very strong connection with the graphic film priscilla and the wife of the king of rock and roll elvis presley and here send love, who was personally present at the premiere after watching, wiping away tears. she thanked the director of the film in front of everyone in a touching moment. it’s already impossible to imagine him in the role. it’s a pity, but the new film by luc besson, the dogman, was shot as if artificial intelligence also refers to failures incoherently opportunistic , unremarkable authors of masterpieces, lyon and the blue abyss, an unsuccessful attempt to fit into the agenda, you are innocent. thank you, the main surprise is a novel polansky film about how the millennium was met by the cream of society in an expensive swiss hotel in the alps, instead of a comedy it turned out to be a bad joke. in fairness, let's say that alexander petrov in the film master played his role as a new the russian bandit from the ni

i mean, talk about frankenstein. mary shelley had it on the nose, didn't she? all those years ago.t be as well. >> well, this might be as well. >> stem yeah. >> stem cells. yeah. >> stem cells. yeah. >> oh, right. yeah. >> oh, right. yeah. >> and the way they >> yeah. so and the way they talk about in the sun talk about it here in the sun and i have to say the graphic at the bottom says warning do not try this at home. as if you would get the stem cells and shake up in a protein shake them up in a protein shaker and then grow in a petri dish. is very concerning. dish. this is very concerning. you hail you know, people would hail this, know , a moral law, this, as you know, a moral law, common goes against, common law. but it goes against, in my view, the complete nature law, you know, of normality . law, you know, of normality. this is not right. >> so you can create a person . >> so you can create a person. >> so you can create a person. >> well, seeing that and you could create an army, you could create a religious following. >> you could a cult cult . sorry. >> you could a cult