>> hell's terrible, jimmy, it really is.le. but if it's so bad why did you go there? >> well jimmy hell is where our agents make our deals with the devil. >> jimmy: oh, that explains that. ♪ i pay a servant to chew up my food ♪ ♪ i had an artist paint me in the nude ♪ ♪ we've got more cash on hand than a drug cartel ♪ ♪ but if we don't give some of it back, we're going to hell ♪ ♪ we have screening rooms, our own perfumes, i do yoga on a private jet ♪ ♪ i have three van goghs, tv shows and endangered giraffe for a pet ♪ ♪ we throw our teslas out the minute they lose that new smell ♪ ♪ but if we don't help people with aids we're going to hell cause we're all 1 percenters ♪ ♪ from the bass to the tenors ♪ and if we don't give up our cash ♪ ♪ we'll get pitchforks stuck up our ♪ ♪ if we don't help people with aids we're going to hell ♪ ♪ yeah, if we don't help people with aids, we're going to hell ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >> jimmy: well, that's o

caught all kinds of hell. but let's face it, that is what was going on as a black person in this country. and i cannot after the war -- and i came out after the war, put all my stuff together, retail captured, red tails free. i wrote this book. it was something on the inside of me that made me learn to fly. school, i felt that men neededoung black to learn how to fight the system. the system is vicious. and unless you know how to cope with the vicious system, you've got nothing. , we hadaught school things called safety patrols, remember? where a little kid had a white belt and have the responsibility of covering that corner. in order to be a safety, you had to be a nerd. [laughter] >> that is number one. to a black teenager were a black kid, telling him at that time to be a nerd was a no-no. left oscar's the ostracization. you had to be on time. colonel davis demanded we be on time. when colonel davis said be in my office at 9:00, you don't show up at 9:00. what time do you show up? >> 45. >> damn right. as a

hell that hell it and the hell nano motor that hey look what i did based ima. eighty feel i had the mineral color mineral halakhah in mn or in a minute and what luck would be terry lane king and that the soul hyatt she had no. other time local enough to see in a car they too as a center were to commit a crime fair to me are such a short the thing that they were morally at the mark as i see it because we're. a sort of creep in to sell we descend what latika they to her she may bet fifi most and if. it's been three years in relief without attending a full trial. when he finally had his day in court it would only be the start of over twenty more years in jail and exile. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts in of ages and policy makers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal a healthier world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other nine other stories providing a gli

what the hell do you have to lose mister president? what the hell do you have to lose with you in the white house? apparently we have people who will lose their memory of how far we have come. my point is to stress that real people, black or white northerner southerners have lost their lives but again, the growing black middle class and that voice and the promise of equal rights for all is not the story that president trump relates to but to him is somewhere off to the side when it comes to american history. again, doesn't fit into his alternative facts. he says race has nothing to do with the attempts or to suppress voter fraud. a lot of minority voters may be impacted but it's about voter fraud because they still believe he should have won the popular vote in the 2016 election he lost the popular vote by about 3 million but says that cannot be it was the fraudulent post one - - votes cast illegally that denied in the popular vote win so what does he do? he creates a voter fraud commission led by the kansas secretary of state who prom

what the hell are you doing up here? i'm thinking? "thinking"?s particular scene goes, are we going to be shooting this scene in sequence? are we going to be able to actually go through -- no. we're going to have to shoot out of sequence. some of the setups are a little too complicated. we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough. we're going to break it up and go by camera setup. let's go over our camera setups on the rooftop. just to orient ourselves, we've got our entrance, doorway, got all that nice green garden stuff down in here, susan's space, street. and, over here, water tower where howard's going to be hanging out. we are going to shoot out of sequence. okay? okay. how many camera setups are we gonna have? i think we have four basic setups. camera position one is going to be over in here, for susan's entrance, as well as howard's and lenny's, all three, together. so camera position one, looking down here. all right? door opens. hey. hey, guys. i haven't seen you in a while. camera position two, susan's space, down by this garden ar

-(laughter) uh, what the hell? i know, i know. listen first-- you posted your dumb little book on the internet. no, i just leaked the first couple chapters, and people are already talking about it. this is wildly unprofessional. who do you think you are? i know you're mad, and you have every right to be, but you got to read some of these comments. people love you. and they're gonna love you even more when they read the rest of my book. -your book? -our book. nobody is gonna read that book. how do you still not get that? it is never going to be published. bojack, i stand by my work. this is a really good book. and if you just give it time, you'll see. (inhales, exhales) maybe you're right. -really? -no. you're fired. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: yeah! yeah! welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for coming out. thank you for tuning in, everybody. i'm never noah. our guest tonight, our guest-- our guest tonight is t

hell that hell that in the hell no mota there's a look what the best ima. ady feel the mineral color mineral halakhah in mn or in a minute and what luck would be tele lay in can and that us a while high yet we had. enough or are they to us a center worth. fair to me are such a short that either they were really at the mark as a see a dick or were. a sort of creep then to sell we send the athletic or they to her female bad mouth and if. it's been three years into the nation's chief without attending a full trial. when he finally had his day in court it would only be the start of over twenty more years in jail and exile. when a parent loses a child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what caused. and brought him such heartache . the story of a committed parent turned activist a fan of this protest part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera wi

they pulling hell and high water to stop that. financial times. 365 has got and absolutely staggering pay packet. £220 million, andi staggering pay packet. £220 million, and i think our business editor works out as something like three quarters of £1 million a day. there isa quarters of £1 million a day. there is a picture of her in the front of the express. looking at this earlier, this does show how much money is in the gambling industry if they are able to make that amount of money. of course, if you're watching the paper, and you're talking about the paper, and you're talking about the problem with gambling addiction in young people, the numbers have gone up by four times. one in young people, the numbers have gone up by fourtimes. one in in young people, the numbers have gone up by four times. one in seven are actually gambling. they are gambling more than they are drinking or smoking. that illustrates even with young people. gambling isjust seems to be an epidemic. it is illustrated here by the amount of money coming in. it is interesting. b

and for this they had made huge sacrifices and suffered untold hardships they had suffered a hell a hell no one can imagine. that this was on the coaching team there were readings from the time of the armistice drawing on the first world will still stink wish literary and poetic tradition words read by one of today's young students recalling the day a century ago when the great war ended seem. a good idea. and he came out you know him ask the interest on the. desk the war is over in iraq and in an hour we will leave. we will never have to come back here. and from the french president a determination to build for the future. at this you known as a spy. or let's just build a rather than a fear is against each other soma. together we can avert threats. the picture of global warming poverty hunger disease inequality and ignorance. we have engaged in this fight and we can win it lead to spirit for victory is possible to live it to i perceive it. in the first and light of the second world war the french capital paris playing host to only enemies today together and reconciled order the means an

, harry, give them hell, harry.u to join with me something -- oh, he's already given them hell. [cheering] knight: i want you to join else.saying something just like they said it to harry great, who was a president, and so is he. say ist i want you to -- go get 'emis donald! -- go get 'em donald. three! go get 'em donald! 'emwd chanting "go get donald"] coach knight: one thing i would done, it takes great defense to win in basketball, defense. i think i'd have had to wait on donald for a little while until great defender. and that's what he's been. he's been a great defender of the united states of america. [cheering] chanting "u.s.a."] president trump: what a great guy, what a great guy. winner, he's a winner. we like winners, right? winners. we like well, that's special. butknow, don't tell bobby, he left his pad up here and his pen. to keep it because i money.l it for a lot of thank you, thank you very much. a lot of love, a lot of love in this room. a lot of love on this stage. we are honored to be joined many t

hell of hell at in the hell now and oh yeah mota they said oh what the abyss to mariah. ady feel i had the mineral. mineral had a car. in mn or in a minute and what luck would be terry lane king and that us all hey yet she had your. other trouble pal enough. they threw us out so no word yet if i'm fair to me are such a chore that either they were morally at the mark as see it because we're. a sort of creep then to sell we send the athletic or they throw her bad fifi mouth and if. it's been three years. without attending a full trial. when he finally had his day in court it would only be the start of over twenty more years in jail and exile. being located outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global that. when you peel away all the political the military and the financial jargon you see the people in those words and his policies are affecting. the emotional face of the situation they're living in that's when our viewers can identify with the story. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and nee

dan eats food heaven orfood hell later. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up before ten we'll get the weather from matt. but first a summary of this morning's main news. the number of people missing in california's devastating wildfires has now risen to more than a thousand. 71 people are known to have died. president trump will visit the state later today. officials say they don't expect to fully contain the blaze until the end of the month. after a turbulent week theresa may is continuing to try to sell her brexit deal to her party's grassroots and the wider public. but the bbc understands that five of the prime minister's leave—supporting cabinet ministers are considering pressing for changes to the deal. mrs may's supporters insist that a possible vote of no—confidence, triggered by backbench mps, would be damaging to the govenment and the country. pushing for a leadership challenge will only be damaging. it is not going to achieve anything, it will

remember what i used to say, what the hell do you have to lose, right? produced will continue to produce. republicans passed a massive tax cut for mississippi families. number ofted a record job killing regulations, and american is now the number one producer of energy on the planet earth. not even close. and that took place pretty quickly, didn't it? we are taking care of our veterans and our military will soon be more powerful than it has ever been before. and because of that incredible power, hopefully we will never have to use it, right? but to protect these amazing achievements, mississippi must defend our senate republican majority. evening andtastic day very recently, the midterms. we got very little credit from the fake news media. they talked about the house, but the people i campaigned for in the house, which was very few, i am one person. but the people i campaign, like in kentucky and so many others that won, the governor of georgia, the governor of florida, governor of ohio, tennessee, great new senator from tennessee. missouri,orth dakota,

it was something called, like, give them hell, harry, give them hell, harry.you to join with me in saying something -- oh, he's already given them hell. [cheering] coach knight: i want you to join me in saying something else. just like they said it to harry truman, who was a great president, and so is he. and what i want you to say is very simply this -- go get 'em donald! one, two -- go get 'em donald. three! go get 'em donald! [crowd chanting "go get 'em donald"] coach knight: one thing i would have done, it takes great defense to win in basketball, great defense. i think i'd have had to wait on donald for a little while until he became a great defender. and that's what he's been. he's been a great defender of the united states of america. [cheering] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] president trump: what a great guy, what a great guy. winner, he's a winner. we like winners, right? governor, we like winners. well, that's special. you know, don't tell bobby, but he left his pad up here and his pen. i'm going to keep it because i can sell it for a lot of money. [laugh

we are taking them out by the thousands and shipping them the hell out of here.ut. in the state of texas alone, according to the texas department of public safety, between 2011 and 2018, more than 663,000 crimes were committed by illegal immigrants. you know, you hear the stories about, they don't commit crimes. we commit crimes, they don't commit crimes. no, no, it doesn't work that way. it's fake news. [applause] just recently, an illegal alien released by a sanctuary city in new jersey was charged with a triple homicide in another state. in just one operation alone, our ice officers arrested 355 him 13 -- ms gang members on long 13 island and in a new york city area. [applause] of those, nearly half were present in the country because they took advantage of the democrat backed loophole granting entry to unaccompanied alien minors. welcome to the united states. yet democrats want to abolish ice. they want to turn america into one giant sanctuary city for violent criminals and ms 13 and other gang killers. no, thank you. republicans believe america should be a s

what the hell. [laughter] but every one of them, they come in, they say, mr. done for this country. what you've done with the economy is incredible. we have the hottest economy in the world. think of it. and they all come in, congratulations, congratulations. [cheers and applause] african-american unemployment has reached its lowest rate ever in recorded history. [cheers and applause] african-american youth unemployment is at an all-time historic low. [applause] the democrats have undermined jobs and wages in the african-american community for years, for decades, for a century. republicans are fighting and delivering every day for the african-american community, and they know it. they see it. [cheers and applause] their support is incredible. hispanic-american and asian-american unemployment rates have also reached all-time historic lows. thanks to our pledge to america's workers, in just three months we have secured commitments from over 160 of the biggest companies in our country to train and recruit more than 6 million workers, 5% of our force. [cheers and

the winds threatening to unleash hell on earth again. miguel almaguer, nbc news, malibu. >> reporter: i'm steve patterson in paradise, california, where nearly the entire town has been incinerated by towering flames. tonight, crews pushing the front of the fire back with an aerial assault. >> the fire took everything. >> reporter: the camp fire destroying all of it. in paradise, blocks. hundreds missing. whole neighborhoods reduced to ruins. this is what's left in the wake of terrified residents trying to escape. a cars along the side of the road as so many became trapped. and some were burned alive. this rural town now transformed. the images stunning. even the golden arches are all that's left of this mcdonald's. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: we were with jordana as she came back for the first time. her home in ashes. >> it's like a movie you don't want to be in. >> reporter: at paradise elementary, teachers embrace next to the ruins of a school that stood for 82 years. tonight, as this community comes to grips with what's lost, crews co

ignored they've been scapegoated they've been vilified and they've been castigated to the flames of hell due to nail liberalism in america expressed in san francisco they're literally flushing the tar population down the toilet in san francisco because they think that their technology makes them god. certainly and we've seen that with the rise of so-called far right wing of leaders whether it's here in america or india certainly in brazil we've seen. also narrow when and he's definitely very far right but i want to look at another headline about this wealth and income gap and i'm in particular the bailed out class the privileged class that got the bailouts and this is a remarkable report from u.b.s. u.b.s. b.w.c. billionaires report twenty eighteen total billionaire wealth grows nineteen percent to a record u.s. dollars eight point nine trillion billionaires wealth enjoyed its greatest ever increasing twenty seven thousand rising nineteen percent to eight point nine trillion dollars shared among two thousand one hundred fifty individuals despite healthy growth in the americas and europe

i have done a hell of a job. how many people have been fired from the fbi? comey, mccabe, stroup, lisa page, and a whole list of people. there's a lot of cricket stuff -- crooked stuff going on, but it always seems to go the way of the democrats. in arizona, all of the sudden, out of the wilderness they find a lot of votes and the other candidate is just winning by a hair. what is going on in florida is a disgrace. go down and see what happened over the last. of time, 10 years. take a look at broward county. take a look at the total dishonesty of what happened with respect to broward county. broward county/election. there is a lot of dishonesty. [inaudible] >> why did you release doctored video of jim costa? president trump: doctored video of acosta? what are you talking about? nobody manipulated it. give me a break. that is just dishonest reporting. that is just a close-up. that is just dishonest reporting. i watched that and heard that last night. they showed it close-up, and he was not nice to that young woman. not overly horrible, but when you say dr., y

seminar you shop on hell no. longer those damn few shiny shoes not a hard job and you're here for a short. son more than two months and you know you're not going to see and you are shrewd very. money on didn't arrive next near the point. made i mean that with the home of parents he meant the money my house and i know that not in the house i did not have a good method. had this fan who she does still being. who she does a line and also of a knuckle engine in milan just one question shy only the. time todd is home and she will miss any job until cindy and keep. them attention in the event that. one half i could be in the hall and ahead of the station because you own your own mission on hand. than the town sounded so open the shot then he holds find out the stance. of the missile could ha ha. ha ha mission is how. it's a serious serious. and i found it because i'm missing much that she thinks any kind of specifics you first. need to get. to vote is part of your game i mean we couldn't go. in there tonight using. she

made a young man in indonesia whose bright idea is bringing education to millions but first we go to hell a scrapyard in ghana it might well be hellish but for those who work here insists. smartphones washing machines t.v.'s and conditioners those who can afford them rarely choose to go without and indeed for a few years at least they can make our lives easier. but then watch this year alone forty eight million tons of electrical waste will be produced worldwide that sounds like a lot. in fact it's four thousand eight hundred times the weight of the eiffel tower in just one new. and what happens to all these old broken machines well a significant proportion gets shipped to west africa to scrap yards in countries like gum. disease one of africa's largest waste scrapyards situated on the outskirts of ghana's capital accra it's often being called hell on earth. it's toxic filthy and it stinks. every day terms of discarded electrical appliances cars and scrap metal and appear much of it from europe everything is dismantled but are the broken down into a troll materials. well processed on the

of place often labelled as hell on earth. sticking to a vision and not losing hope that's key for the global shapers two young people dedicated to combining creative ideas and commitment to making lasting change supported by the world economic forum so far they've helped kids in colombia's poorest neighborhoods campaigned for affordable housing in japan and fought for the rights of prisoners in brazil. there are around seven and a half thousand global shakers around the world today we head to indonesia's capital jakarta to meet one young man with a brilliant idea. everyone seems to be else on. this little. get us in this. mohammed smartphone is his teacher the nine year old has already used it to learn english with the help of short videos and question and answer games. ten million young indonesians already logged into their own language to lessons the platform was founded by. just twenty seven he now has a company with more than a thousand workers. the languages jakarta headquarters busting point. the curriculum is constantl

what the hell happened here?st-apocalyptic, except for the fact there's several hundred thousand people living here. >> anthony: detroit, 2013. charlie leduff is a writer, journalist, television reporter. he grew up here. >> charlie: but there used to be two million people. that was rubber. that guy was steel. that guy was a doctor. this was what made america. the road started here. the automobile. frozen peas started here. credit on a mass scale started here. >> anthony: what was this like just before this or 20 years before. >> charlie: it was insane. and this is when it was like twice as many people here. this is the consequence because all the whites went. they took their money. they took their factories. the black middle class maintained for a while, and then it got too rough for them. so there's little pockets of feral hippies and older black folks, a couple white folks, some arabs, but this is 140 square miles. so you're going to get tall grass because it's back to the wild. >> anthony: it is one of the mo

once i choose somebody, they go through hell. he is a highly respected man. the justice department respects him tremendously. him,ress has been nasty to but i can tell you he is a highly respected, strong person and he is doing a great job.

hell hole that in the hell man or a motor there's a rope what the abyss to mariah. ady feel the mineral. mineral halakhah. or. luck. would be terry lane king and that us a while high yet she had no. other trouble call another day to us and i worked at a fair game in asset assured that there were. at the mark as see it because we're. a sort of creep then to sell we just as an i won't let it go they threw her bed fifi off and if. it's been three years. without attending a full trial. when he finally had his day in court it would only be the start of over twenty more years in jail and exile. i think this is fun for me i think i'm having. a. job. is it worth a culture of peace hunters and beaches. just to touch ok. thanks. for waiting for someone. just making. history has called it the great war in the second that assumes the declining also an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to three nationalist movements the world determine the future world war one through our of the eyes on al-jazeera. in doha the headlines on al-j

hell at the hell out in the hell no no motor they say look what the beast imma. ady feel i had the mineral color memento i had a car in memory or in a minute and what luck would be terry larry king and thought us all high yet she had no. other trouble call enough or are they to ask us an hour to commit a crime fair to me are such a short the thing that they were really at the mark as see it because we're. a sort of creep in to sell we send a word latika they to her she may bet fifi most and if. it's been three years. without attending a full trial. when he finally had his day in court it would only be the start of over twenty more years in jail and exile. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone so places and reported on a story that it might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers after blowing i'm tired and old. you are challenging the voices were challenging companies who are go

and then you hear this sound, you say, what the hell is that? [laughter] it was billy long are. how good was he? is he a great guy? [cheers and applause] congressman billy long. great guy. great friend of mine. and, of course, a man who,

yellow play out of hell i'm going to answer some of them for you. that's. the one hundred milligrams of never had enough of them he goes on to talk about what the battles guns up. around the. dinner. and they're so good that i and. i mean that he casts a sticker that is why this is i'm going to let you know that. i haven't been asking. what i'd like to. if she's dead it does us that knows what it is she should really up the wish. to do good issue do we have a good show and this idea should be that is. that is finishing. it up but if you have an admission they show up in news was legit not a delusional look at it and it was that and chatted to atticus ted i didn't want to sit him down. it isn't enough and this is just that his hand them them was a. little bit tentative and that is it did this that it would doesn't it make it. the you got it the booze the decided this is it was a good show. oh awful. oh the hook are. never going to get to the core of government because. i'm none of them none zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero where. on earth do

eat hell on earth. that's the nickname of this electronic waste dump in across. but for those who are curious it's also a treasure trove such an inspired creation of. the salvage what they can from the garbage of a throw away area. and or with it to eke out a living global. public. domain. miss marker to germany can be almost magical place. users flock to sample their delicious treats and regional specialty. get ready to leave. mystery. our series this week. sixty minutes d.w. . continent is reinventing its. self. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business to present. its. history. everyone. sees the mouth of a fish and the eyes. digital africa starts december twelfth on w. welcome to global three thousand traditionally india's michael people live with and from camels today they're having to be a bit more creative. learning via smartphone we made a young man in indonesia whose bright idea is bringing education to millions but first we go to he

carl schmidt the founder of the hell or our workshops consciously retreated female artists and designers back then precious few women were permitted to go to college but he saw their creative potential the decision to employ women was in itself up on guard. and was off to remember at the time even though women were winning awards and being published and featured in exhibitions there was still talk of them being unable to think three dimensionally and not having a technical mind. and their designs move used as a nice for decorating your home. anything female was dismissed and devalued female us was considered a mature ish at risk by dilettante in the early twentieth century women were expected to be wives and mothers another reason for their often limited period of employment in hell or out after getting married most stopped working while the memory of their creative output became increasingly neglected. one of the truly outstanding designers from the dutch of action was get. she had a fantastic body of work but the thirteen hundred sketches she executed had yet to find a home in any coll

stairs, where it is hell on earth, comes through 100 years later. this is all over the place. underground, and almost every other one that i visited, you get a sense that they knew what they were fighting for. that there was something that they believed in outside of themselves as a group. they were very proud to be american. terrorism, when we are facing an existential threat from outside, i feel like it is really important that we have a sense of what unites us as a country, as a nation, to remain strong in this time of terror. i feel like their example is good for us and i don't say that from a perspective of right or left. that is what i feel when i am down in these places. you see many contrasts when you're underground. you see the human condition. you see sorrow to laughter. to missing loved ones. and to missing girlfriends. could be in a museum. museum like the museum of modern art. of theery characteristic at of 100 years ago, and it's french carving and a french underground city. and it shows how the soldiers were trying to re-create a human world, a world of feeling,

i'm going to make a good clean i think if i make a hell box is. you can take out and walk around the christmas market with it the advantages are that it keeps your hands warm but you can eat it on the run and you don't have to get it all over yourself and make a new. kale goes with fresh smoked pork chops boiled sausage and potatoes. but how does it taste from the kale box to go. it's not only delicious i think so too can't do without it. the northern german city of women in winter is a fairy tale come true. and finally before we go we want to let you in on this week's drawing now since christmas is not far off we'd like to hear your version of the song silent night we've put together a medley that will share with you now. we . know. the. news you. only. ok if you would like to take part and just go to our facebook page and share your version with us and by doing so you'll qualify to win a cd am a wooden christmas carol mitt and with that it is time to say goodbye thanks for tuning in to see again tomorrow. next time on your backs images sort of m

the exhibition at the museum in dresden is the first to put the female designers from hell or all center stage. yes it's high time and it's a good time to do it but you could also say with twenty five years to late to get it to speak the show against invisibility gives these pioneering women the recognition they so richly deserve. on to this week's series now where we're making the rounds to the various christmas markets and this provides us with a chance to taste some special holiday treats from all over the country well today we're heading north to raymond we're kale dishes are popular currently carol is considered a super food by some and on today's edition of christmas tree it is the basic ingredient for a traditional german meal. it is the admin season in blaming and trying to visit the christmas markets around the six hundred year old town hall and the flaming wall and the hanseatic cities land both . together they've been listed as a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and four. over one hundred sixty stands set against the historic backdrop draw more visitors every year

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hell, yeah. ♪ >> john: i try to make paintings that are so beautiful that i get lost in them while i'm doing them. and you just hope that other people get lost in it the same way. >> anthony: you know, i have a john lurie over my bed. >> john: you posted about that, that was nice that you posted that. sometimes, you know, you get these letters, "your painting save my life." da-da-da. but then sometimes because i don't have any shows -- >> anthony: oh, that's great. >> john: it feels pathetic, you know? >> anthony: this is incredible to me. >> john: what? >> anthony: you don't have shows. >> john: that's insane and it's sick and is wrong and i don't even want to complain about it. you complain about it. >> anthony: i'm complaining about it. i am bitter. >> john: because i'm going to die one day, and they're going to be worth a lot of money. so my paintings are going to be on the same tv station as wolf blitzer. >> anthony: oh, they are. yes. >> john: this is really a breakthrough for me. >> anthon

a lot of blues songs are about freedom, about getting the hell out of mississippi.me. now there's a return migration. and there's that whole period in the late '60s, early '70s where kids are buggin' out of brown university to come sit at the foot of an ancient bluesman in mississippi. there's a cyclical pattern to that. now, you know, you see people kinda doing the same thing with food, like there's a whole generation that wants to come down here and sit at the foot of an ancient catfish cook. >> anthony: state senator willie simmons has been an elected official of the mississippi delta for 20 years. and he's been running this place, senator's place, for 11. now what's the difference between soul food and southern, traditional southern food? >> willie simmons: it depends upon the culture. and what neighborhood you was in. if you were in the black neighborhood, then it became soul. we probably put a little bit more of the throwaway in our cooking -- the pig feet, the pigtail, the neck bones, and all that's fatty. >> anthony: now you're making me hungry. now you are

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