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arrested patrick ho.ating with hunter biden. they put him in jail for a couple years. looks like he didn't do the full term and he goes back to hong kong. that's a guy that they should have put into the grand jury, they should have flipped him on hunter. reportedly, hunter and his uncle jim came up on the wiretaps that they used on patrick ho. i think behind the scenes, the democrats understand hunter's a lost cause. build the moat in front of joe and let's try to survive this. maria: well, i mean, how do you explain away all of this money that the biden family took in and these gifts? because what we're told is someone from cefc sent -- and this was in the laptop -- sent hunter biden a diamond, a 3-carat diamond. they also sent him money for a porsche. i mean, why? why would you send the vice president's son these gifts and what about the $17 million that james comer identified or nancy mace, the oversight committee member told me she thinks it's upwards of $50 million, five, zero, that the biden family

don't buy me, please, i'm the same and i wanted the fiend, just like here, if i what did i tell you, ho-ho-ho-howe take this out, so that in 15 minutes i will have a purely cordial lie here. everything will be cleaned up sincerely upon recognition. now i am writing. fine? guys? come on, come on, come on. what's going on here? ah, nothing, comrade colonel, this is an operational investigative measure. i'll check later. i'll check. i keep forgetting what your mishan's name is. i'm sorry, this will bother you. and they say that you are some kind of needles so as not to pay for the light. open, i'll take a meter reading apartment. stay suspicious. as a result of operational-search activities , our client passed for his ex-wife. so comrade colonel cohabitants killed her, and her ex-husband turned out to be a witness. uh-huh so we took roommates. mishan was taken early in the morning to the forest and showed the place of burial of the victim, and the place is already excellent. to be honest, i was not sure that you could handle it, well done cyril and what about your backwaters, so to speak? and i wro

let me help you. ho ho ho, price come on hit me. gyolgunkhanym travels on business.ll talk to the lativendi. he will find someone more climb come on beat don't leave us alone. welcome thank you. no, i can't have a laptop and phones at home. take his backpack. just be careful. okay, okay, thank you very much that this neighbor has a scooter everywhere on it. i love it. nice thanks. have a seat thank you how are you welcome thank you hello son. how are you? it's good, how are you? well, to be honest, the first time i was not so excited. you've never been on a boat either. just handy this time. there is no need for such subtleties. these sisters of refinement not really appreciated. with such a group of friends on a weekday at such a time , do not particularly show your feelings. you relax, hear, i 'll explain everything to you, treat this as a game, relax. i'll take care of everything, trust me. oh, what is it i could not have breakfast because of the excitement. i'm very hungry, so i took some snacks with me. bon appetit. maybe you want something to drink? cool breakf

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as a legal matter, according to this judge james ho.le interest in people making babies for them to look at as a matter of law. they suffer illegally actionable injuries if you do not give them that. your room is there to make a baby pictures and babies and fetuses for them! pretty deranged. now, ultimately, the other two hard right judges on that free judge panel did not agree with thoughts parts of james ho decision, the most underage's contention, he is writing part concurrence. the three judge panels, these three judge just, they did by a huge part of this anti abortion lawsuit, this pasha's lawsuit. they issued an opinion to massively rollback access to mifepristone back to the way it was in 2016 seven years ago before the fda, that's the agency that actually makes a decision about this stuff and has some expertise on it, made the abortion pill easier to obtain. nothing changes for now. the affects our state because it can go up to the supreme court. but again, what do you think the 63 trump is going to do with mifepristone? what d

there's a lot of that language in judge ho's opinion.nning implication in the language that you just mentioned, which is, essentially, if you feel visually turned off by the thought of an abortion, that that matters more than access to the abortion. or the patient who isn't an abortion seeker, but is having a life-threatening health emergency. a static injury isn't something we've seen in supreme court jurisprudence before. we've usually seen treatise between life and choice, equality and dignity. a static injury it trivializes what's going on, in a post roe america, and away haven't seen before. >> yeah, i cringe getting vaccine injection, that's not relevant to whether not we should have vaccines in the world. mary, you point out that this is the kind of thing we could see, whether it's the standing argument or whatever the cases. and the, and this particular case is going to go to the supreme court, and we're gonna see something happen. what's your sense of how that goes down? because when andrew cashmere came down with this ruling, m

well, and an opinion written by james ho who that guy who's in the heartland co-library with harlandrs, a periods aesthetic injury. that's around for standing, i'm not making this up. i'm going to call it here, quote, unborn babies, you know what his politics are from that, unborn babies will be called fetuses, are a source of profound joy for those who view them, parents easily share ocean falls what loved ones. doctors delight in working with their unborn patients, and experience and aesthetic injury when they are aborted. yeah. again, i did not make this up, this is an actual judicial opinion, published. he wrote that down and put it out in the world. as a legal matter, according to this judge, james ho, every doctor has a legally cognizable interest in people making babies for them to look at as a matter of law. they suffer illegally actionable injuries if you do not give them that. your room is there to make a baby pictures and babies and fetuses for them! pretty deranged. now, ultimately, the other two hard right judges on that free judge panel did not agree with thoughts parts

ho-ho-ho, you are like this once, but spit to do it. who is this special operation.u are dragging your colleagues in skirts for special operations? i don't understand, operation. in any case, we had to bang him. what got in the way? in my opinion, i gave you everything support , you can’t bypass the trunks. the people who protect the mayors are pros in their field, but there is nothing wrong with that. they just need a little more time. how many year two semyonov i told you that i'm running out of time here where were those people of yours. well, good guys. well, it's the only one free right now. and you are not a horoscope, not the wild west, and i would not want to make a lot of noise here. yes, i do not care about the noise or without me. the main thing is that you the thing has been done. or i ’m paying you three grandmas in vain, don’t worry, the mayor will not leave the city, i will put my people on the roads. listen, if these people of yours are the same. energetic amoeba, like you, then you will personally pay with your filthy skin, understand? so that's the

, except the tides had their own agenda and pulled ho my miles out to sea. so he was just treading water, praying that some boat would come by. >> and i could tell you there were no boats in the area. i mean, not for miles. we're told. >> the swimmer found a pole in the water, tied his shirt to it, then began waving it, desperately hoping to attract someone's attention. five hours later, jim and michael threw him a life ring and helped him on board. then it was a race to raise hose, body temperature and get him medical help. he was blue lips were blue bodies, gray. >> he was he was totally hypothermic. we wrapped him in towels. i had my arm around him sitting in the back seat, just keeping him from falling over and jim's on the radio with the coast guard. >> are these two friends didn't bring home any striped bass, but they have a profound tale to tell. how they saved a man's life. >> he just kept saying, i thought i was a goner. i thought i was a goner. i just hope everything's good. and he's. he's okay in bay shore, long island, lucy yang, channel seven, e

the longer than you think ukraine had ho ed? , ., , ., longer than you think ukraine had hoed?raine had hoed? , ., ,, ., , , hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has. they — hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has. they had _ hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, they had to _ hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, they had to wait _ hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, they had to wait a _ hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, they had to wait a long - hoped? the problem for ukraine, yes, it has, they had to wait a long time . it has, they had to wait a long time for advanced western equipment to arrive. the west has released piecemeal, bit by bit, there was an initial reluctance to give them powerful western battle tanks, the more atrocities got reported, that the catalogue, that russian forces had carried out in various territories, that they had occupied people, allegedly, the more those came to light, the more the west was willing to release this equipment. 0ne willing to release this equipment

ends up compromise seizing and putting newton's gm in south as the president and ho chi minh communist is given control of north vietnam. there's a lot goes on in between 54 and 65. but this is really a pivotal moment in the early part of the war. there is a crisis in which buddhists of south vietnam are accusing the south vietnamese government of religious persecution. and and they get the backing those two gentlemen at the bottom you see there, david halberstam and neil sheehan, who are young reporters at the time. and they sheehan and halberstam support. and over the overthrow of the south vietnamese government encouraged the u.s. to go in that direction. and i mention that because much of what people know about vietnam from halberstam and sheehan, and as i argue in the first volume, you really need to understand their involvement in the events themselves to understand how they have distorted the history so much and richard nixon actually at this time is among those in the us who are saying president gm of south vietnam has actually been doing a pretty good job and it would be crazy

here to help us break it down is the video hos and producer at cnet. welcome.want to get to apples september event because there are rumors on the products that may be announced. what you have? >> during apples september even they usually announce new iphones and that is exactly wha we are expecting to see this year. we will likely see the iphone 15 and iphone 15 pro lineup , which could be the first iphones to have usbc charging, instead of lightning. we are expecting to see some ne apple watches , likely the series 9 and possibly the ultra two and that is according to reports from bloomberg. this will be focused on phones and smart watches. >> let's talk foldable phones. some people might not be on board with the idea. can you walk us through the smart phone design and why history may be repeating itself ? >> absolutely. smart phones hav stayed the same for a long time and in recent years we have see companies like samsung and motorola trying to change that with foldable phones. there ar two types of foldable phones. the flip phone which is very familiar to a

. >> merry christmas ho, ho, ho -- >> company executive merchandising thinking of the holiday presidentstate of mind than what we're dealing with across a large parts of the country. what? is he really suggesting that thinking about all of this shopping you have to do for the holidays is a way to relieve stress? i mean this guy has, obviously, never been to a best buy at 5 p.m. on christmas eve. but speaking of shopping so-called girl math is trend on social media it says for example, that money in your venmo account is free which makes no sense, i mean, that's almost like tens of trillions of dollars in debt and wants to sending tens of billions to ukraine. >> we're confident that support is geng to continue -- as we work together to make sure that the ukrainian people have everything that they need. the department of defense announced a new security assistance package to support the people of ukraine. biden-harris administration has two critical security assistance. speaking of money new survey found some who made 5 million a year still feel like they're broke. some people said that se

daniel ho was swimming around 5 a.m. yesterday when the current pulled him into open water. the 63 year old managed to tread water for five hours without a flotation device. and then he got lucky. he found a broken fishing pole in the water and tied his shirt to it to flag down a passing boat. and then two men on that boat saw him and threw him a life ring. >> so he was just treading water, praying that some boat would come by. and i could tell you there were no boats in the area. i mean, not for miles. he just kept saying, i thought i was a goner. i thought i was a goner. >> ho ended up traveling two and a half miles before being rescued in the water, just in credible there the suspected gilgo beach serial killer heads to court today. >> and now his wife is speaking out, saying her children cry themselves to sleep at night. she said authorities searched her home and caused so much damage she doesn't even have a bed to sleep in anymore. here's abc's derrick dennis. this morning, for the first time, we're seeing pictures from inside the long island, new york, home of the susp

on ho- fighting. it will not have any tactical something limited in some areas, but no more than that, therefore. we are not changing anything in particular, which means that the impacts of these supplies here, there are about a few dozen. swedish scalp storm. they also cannot change anything, the influence is significant, they influence the operational influence. they won't render, then, there are episodes of the senator's last word. you know, i want to say that with all due respect to this american expert, this is a lady. she still does not know our country. she knows the administration of our president repeatedly. he said that russia can use nuclear weapons only if it threatens our national security, that is, the very existence of russia is also the most recent after the end of the federation . considers inflict, i i'm not talking about a nuclear strike, a powerful strike by the armed forces. he will make such a decision and you can blow up all the bridges and all the tunnels.

ho >> reporter: issue 1 opponents sensed energy on the ground >> folks are energized. folks are angry and they're seeing this as an opportunity to really have their voice heard. >> reporter: tonight's results come against a national backdrop of republicans in red states losing referendums on abortion in the past year since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. some republicans here had second-guessed their party's move what's the lesson for your party, if come tuesday night or wednesday morning, the ballot initiative fails? >> maybe we should spend more time thinking through things before taking the step >> reporter: but a top republican disagreed any regrets about the approach >> no, it's better to fight and lose than never fight at all i can tell you this, i think it will succeed. >> reporter: the failure now another data point in the post-roe political landscape heading into 2024 ali vitali, nbc news, columbus, ohio >> ali, thank you. >>> some promising news tonight about a pop ewe lawyer weight loss drug that might also ward off other serious health risks a

ho-ho, i'll be a great motivational coach.k about politics and success, when to stand up as a real successful person. and about family life for businessmen. i never wanted to be and never want to. it's not mine right now. with all due respect. it's a tough job. real businessman. do not buy sell, but the person who creates something does. it's not easy. eh, i would still like to serve in the country instantly. if it weren’t for politics, i would have returned to law enforcement agencies, or went. well, if they trusted me, i would head some state direction there and manage something. i think that i am a good leader. i can. to put down people to do responsibility, well, a motivational coach without problems. by the way , what can make you leave politics , i will answer frankly if i saw that it was not working. because i'm used to. strive to be the best always i have a lot of plans ahead, and i'm young enough. therefore, while i don’t even have such thoughts, as long as it will work out, as long as i see that i can benefit the cou

. >> this is this is ho whoa ho. >> 15 year old quinton wadsworth and his brother john. yeah they're boxers. and don't put me in the ring with them. but they're also prime examples of kids working at something they're passionate about. but even if it don't have the best days, you you learn something from it. >> in that same spot when you come back. >> yeah. shaun sharkey and dan door said, want to bring the wadsworth brothers mentality to other kids. >> they run the feet first foundation and they'll be teaming up with police and other organizations for national night out tuesday in martinez, letting people know about their non contact boxing program that is in several junior highs and high schools across the bay area and will soon be expanding to southern california. we're trying to get these kids to find out what their passion about it. >> we're not teaching them to be boxers. we're teaching them to be boxers in life. >> we're building confidence and ability to focus. and i think maybe the most important thing is we're engaging them back in school again. >> you'd think

. >> -- has got to go, hey hey, ho ho. >> reporter: issue 1 opponents sensing energy on the ground. >> folks are energized. folks are angry and they're seeing this as an opportunity to really have their voice heard. >> reporter: it's all against the national backdrop of red states losing referendums on abortion the past year since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. some republicans here secondguessing their party's move. >> what's the lesson for your party if come tuesday night or wednesday morning the ballot initiative fails? >> maybe we should spend more time thinking through things before taking the step. >> reporter: but a top republican disagreed. any regrets about the approach? >> no, it's better to fight and lose than never fight at all. i can tell you this. i think it will succeed. >> reporter: results in this typically red state will provide a road map for other states, either for future efforts to stymie abortion access or to paint republicans as out of step on this issue. lester? >> ali vitali, thank you. >>> surprising news tonight about a popular weight loss drug t

and the philippines in march 2022 , the consulate general of the republic of belarus was opened in ho chi minh city. vietnam develop inter-parliamentary relations. the security situation is deteriorating catastrophically not only in europe but throughout the world. the practice of the west to organize coups in countries and impose sanctions on the unacceptable carries the risk of fomenting a third world war about this in various formats. the president of belarus said that global structures should be formed on the basis of respect and fair understanding, based on such principles, belarus is ready to be friends with all of our responses sanctions pressure intensification of cooperation between the sco briks in the conclusion of new trade agreements and constructive mutually beneficial cooperation with all. who is ready to be friends and work with us in the new world? belarus is already built in, either through work in blocs or through bilateral relations and act to note the strategic vision of our president . lukashenka spoke about the prospects like this 20 years ago and turned out to

and then in she lost a third little boy, ho was really her compduring her widowhood. things went downhill for mary after that. and in 1875, her last remaining son made an excruciating decision to. have his mother involuntarily committed to an asylum. and she spent about four months in a private in batavia, illinois. she never forgave her son, robert, for having done that. and so it's a tragic episode in the life of mary lincoln. this is another relic from the assassination. these are the gloves that were in abraham lincoln's on the night of the assassination. he kept gloves as the custom of the time to have these in your pocket when you're shaking people's hands at an official event. you'd have on kid gloves. these a pair of white leather gloves. over time, they've probably shrunk a bit. but you can get a sense of abraham lincoln's hands. he's six foot four, is still the tallest president in american history. but he these pockets or these gloves in pocket. and when booth fired that shot at the back. mr. lincoln's head, that horrible night at ford's thear. the doctors

through him i sent a letter to ho chi minh. i did this outside of the usual diplomatic channels without that with the necessity of making statements for propaganda removed, there might be constructive progress toward bringing the war to an end. let me read from that letter to you now. dear mr. president, i realized that it is difficult to communicate meaningfully across the gulf of four years of war. but precisely because of this golf, i wanted to take this opportunity to reaffirm in all salinity my desire to work for a just peace. i deeply believe that the war in vietnam has gone on too long and delay in bringing it to an end can benefit no one, least of all the people of vietnam. that time has come to move forward at the conference table for an early resolution of this tragic war. you will find us forthcoming and open-minded, and a common effort to bring the blessings of peace to the brave people of vietnam. let history record that at this critical juncture, both sides turn their faceer toward peace rather than toward conflic

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weekend co-hos t. so. well, what do you think the chances are that so w he busts through this gag order on the first night on the trail? >>orde 100% sure bet. jesse, take it to the bank and this will be problem. this will be something for the judge to decide. l?ll i continu e or why be ame a p participant in what's become lawfare? you know, it's true thatt speech you can restrict the defendant's speech. yes. you can say, look, a criminal trial takes precedent. and in normal circumstances, you would say, well, that shows the lack of wisdom in the original prosecutor. of wm in thej in going after tr, you'd say, well, what a what a evidence humility. show some wisdom. you've compromised a political process by, your pursuit ofolitc these charges. but i want to say this is not a normal situationalcess. la so what we're seeing play out is exactly as intended. it's not a lack of wisdom.om it is purpose and intention. this is lawfare. this is using the justice system, the doj, the court purpsystemosef , to influen

. >> this is this is ho whoa ho. >> 15 year old quinton wadsworth and his brother john.d don't put me in the ring with them. but they're also prime examples of kids working at something they're passionate about. but even if it don't have the best days, you you learn something from it. >> in that same spot when you come back. >> yeah. shaun sharkey and dan door said, want to bring the wadsworth brothers mentality to other kids. >> they run the feet first foundation and they'll be teaming up with police and other organizations for national night out tuesday in martinez, letting people know about their non contact boxing program that is in several junior highs and high schools across the bay area and will soon be expanding to southern california. we're trying to get these kids to find out what their passion about it. >> we're not teaching them to be boxers. we're teaching them to be boxers in life. >> we're building confidence and ability to focus. and i think maybe the most important thing is we're engaging them back in school again. >> you'd think a punch would be the fir

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england will ho -e to surprise a few. england will hope to regain _ surprise a few.pe to regain strength and unity. the team spent years preparing for the world cup. 17 days out there still reaching for something. days out there still reaching forsomething. patrick days out there still reaching for something. patrick geary, bbc news. to cricket, and while it might not have made the news all over the world, on 13june this year scarlett hale became the youngest international umpire at the age ofjust 18. she officiated at a t20 tournament in rwanda. our reporter lewis coombs has been to meet her to talk about the path she's taken in cricket and her ambitions to umpire at the highest level. i love how every game is different. you are always involved with playing. i like been faced with a challenge and pressure. my hardest decision is whether to wear a jacket or not. is whether to wear a “acket or not. ., is whether to wear a “acket or not, ., ., , is whether to wear a “acket or not. ., ., , ., , not. scarlett hale is a rising star of cricket _ not. scarlett hale is a ris

in addition to 103 central hos, more than 4,000 brother students are studying at the two, three, and four seminary levels, and thank god, in fields that are needed by the society, such as legal counseling, according to the interpretation of the society, there are also three thousand sister students. in theological schools of the province , he is studying seminary courses in our specialized centers they are working in the interpretation of mahdavi jurisprudence in the corners of the province in the north , south and center, in the beginning of the academic year of seminaries of the province, ayatollah, the representative of the jurist in fars province, and imam juma of shiraz, and ayatollah beheshti, the representative of the people of fars in the assembly of leadership experts. they gave a speech about the importance of education in the fields of science according to the needs of the society. starting today, 7,000 students of brothers and sisters will study in 75 seminaries in fars province . pulpit complete insulator pass we came from the mother's womb. the first anniversary of the

singapore and the philippines in march 2022, the consulate general of the republic of belarus was opened in hoh city, vietnam, inter-parliamentary relations are developing. the security situation is deteriorating catastrophically not only in europe but throughout the world. the practice of the west to organize coups in countries and to impose sanctions on the unacceptable carries risks. fomenting a third world war about it in different formats. the president of belarus said that global structures should be formed on the basis of respect and fair understanding , based on such principles, belarus is ready to be friends with all our father sanctions pressure to intensify cooperation between the sco in concluding new trade agreements, and you are constructive mutually beneficial cooperation with everyone. who is ready to be friends and work with us, as apparently belarus is already built into the contours of the new world, or through work in blocs, or through bilateral relations. and here it works to note the strategic vision of our president, as lukashenka spoke about the prospects 20 years ago a

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ho died several days later from his injuries. stricter rent control ordinances. some of them spoke at last night's city council meeting. they want a cap on annual rent increases of 3. the alliance of californians for community empowerment action is leading the effort. organizers say some people have seen their rent increase. if we don't wants people and we don't want people constantly evicted because that's what's happening. i mean, i could be evicted because i have issues paying my rent. i think it's going to come to a point where there need to be a cap on the rent here. this is very ridiculous. rent control advocates also spoke at san pablo city council meeting last night. overall, they are pushing for stricter rent control measures throughout contra costa county. to 100 and you see this, you can do it all. steph curry, the golden state warriors superstar, has performed a lot. that's chase center. but never like this. look at steph. he was a surprise guest last night with the rock band paramour. he sang the group's 2007 hit mis

it is rich people buying lithium,ho will use the lithium and metals from the poor countries. is a dominant view in the poor countries that this is far from a just transition. christian: let's start with more than today's announcement. one thing the prime minister is saying in the mix of the energy the u.k. has, oil and gas play a prominent part. we know what happened to the cost-of-living with engy prices. hundreds of new licenses, does that guarantee our energy prices will come down? >> i think the prime minister has got it correct in terms of what he is trying to do. by producing more oil and gas, it doesn't mean we are going to use more. it means we will reduce the cost of the gas and oil we use in this country. the revenues will go to the taxpayer, and we will create more security of supply for issues like what we saw last year with russia. the premise of what rishi sunak is trying to do makes sense, but i think we have had a disjointed policy for years. that the government is granting licenses after passing lynn falls on companies last year and continuing to impose those

. >> what kindf father ho daugh >> very productive orter: sheisputes the report that h used the childrenshields. prior to the incident, he had never been aggressive. he never held any of them in the car. i was never scared of him or i didn't feel threatened by him. >> reporter: rosie was hit several times by bullet fragments, including her stomach. the medical record indicates she was treated for gunshot wounds. her elbow.e 4-year-old has cuts i look at the officer and tell them i'm pregnant. that's when they look at each other. >> reporter: the investigation concluded that the officers were justified in their use of lethal force. and protected the lives of the victims and their own lives. rosie revisits that faceful fateful day. >> wish they had de-escalated the situation in a different way? >> yeah. >> reporter: was there time for that? >> i didn't think they would shoot at the car when we were inside the car. >> reporter: she believes officers arrived ready to shoot because of the hostage situation described over the radio. the report outlined a criminal record. the majority were prio

this is the second round of wrestling competitions in tehran . 206 weightlifting wrestlers from 28 hosclubs in the northwest of tehran province and the selected team of alborz province are our country and should be supported. especially in the basic ranks, we have to work. in the end, the aerospace team won the championship with 188 points. in short, each and every one of these guys are the future builders of wrestling, provided that more support is given to their careers in the near future , we will hear more from them. sima is the fourth stage of the under 14 age group tennis tour the year of asia has been held for several days, hosted by tehran, and the tennis courts of azadi stadium have been hosting tennis players from different countries for less than 14 years. the sound of the iranian competition is very loud, and this is a very good thing that we witnessed. due to the importance of these tournaments, foreign players are very interested in participating. we had them from thailand, shiraz, russia , turkmenistan, pakistan, india . they played for the first time in 2006 as a player

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oh ho ho! >> jimmy: oh, really? >> oh, yeah. oh! he does that crazy character he does in the movie.bond? did you hang out together? >> yeah. the context of the scene. [ laughter ] you know, yeah. yeah. yeah, sure. >> jimmy: you're not -- >> he was talking to me, i talked back, it was amazing. >> jimmy: you've not been to his home to see his superman collection? >> not yet. we were supposed to do it the other day. there was a covid thing, i don't know. >> jimmy: does he know you have your own parking space at the school? [ laughter ] >> no, he doesn't. no, he wouldn't like that. oh, that's very elitist! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the show you have, this is a series called "the afterparty." and this is i think a very interesting -- i don't know if this has been done before. you have -- you explain it. you've got the points of view of each of these different characters. >> it's a murder mystery comedy. and each episode is from the point of view of one of the suspects. and that episode is shot in the style that's appropriate for that suspect. so you've got one guy who's kind of this love wi