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if i get one. >> tucker: i think you're going to do great. re are the rules, i'm going to ask the question. the first one of you to buzz in on our specially made police vehicle buzzers gets to answer the question. if you get it right you gett a point, if you get it wrong you lose a point. g g best of five wins. here's the first question. state officials in nevada, sometimes called nevada, this week announced a state of emergency when stores there sold out of what? n elizabeth.of >> pot. >> tucker: marijuana, weed. we are going to go to the tape and see if you are right. >> marijuana dispensaries are running out of pot. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the surge in sales there has left a lot of shelves empty. >> tucker: somebody watches "special report." i'm telling bret baier. he's going to be flattered. >> i do watch it. >> tucker: you think there may have been some chicanery behind thee scenes? >> i don't know. >> tucker: question two. this is a multiple-choice question. wait for the choice before answering.g. the olympic comm

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i get recommendations from friends and family. a lot of times i almost tongue-in-cheek said i will get the blurbs i don't have to read it. i sometimes i will give it to my wife our friend when i was a friend of mine he used to be my editor at my publisher she sent me a book that she is published i know you hundreds of these every year. i think this is something you're going to injure -- enjoy.y. they continue to publish and i continue to read them. if you go on your facebook or twitter feeded as an industry with doing the right thing we always need fresh voices. when you need new writers out there telling us. one way to do that is support them. i have other writers who would teach me and give me the benefit of their experiences. i've have a lot of them now who came up after me and i would give them the benefits of all of the mistakes i have made. >> there are some that are not up-and-coming.g. is there a writers sucker where you all stay in touch with each other. >> we see each other advents i'm doing an event with him. and sandra

>> jimmy: i, you know -- i get my eyebrows threaded. >> steve: oh, great! stuff like that. i check my inbox. i also -- ♪ i get my teeth cleaned. ♪ [ light laughter ] all right. i get a brazilian wax. ♪ [ cheers ] okay, look, here's the thing -- i, of course, send out thank you notes every single week. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so busy -- >> steve: and thankful. >> jimmy: i've been so busy -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that i haven't written them out. so i just thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that okay with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the greatest. jimmy, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: there he is. >> steve: almost life like. >> jimmy: there he is. >> steve: is that jimmy baseball? >> jimmy: old jimmy baseball, yep. [ light laughter ] >> steve: what's up, kramer? >> jimmy: he loves it, man. [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: what is the pen broke? >> jimmy: sorry -- what's that? >> steve: is your pen broke? >> jim

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so when i get off this criminal charges, i can get my license, stuff like that. a private investigator. >> now, have you looked into that yet? >> mm-hmm. >> okay. and is there anything to prevent you from doing it? >> you just can't obtain a license once you come out as a felon. but you get your rights restored you can get your license. >> what about the issue of carrying a gun? >> yeah. you have to be not a felon. >> so is that going to be a problem for a private investigator? >> no. >> no. >> because it is my own business. i'm not working for a firm, nothing like that. >> okay, but it's still -- you can still carry a gun? >> no, no, no, you can't. >> so you're going to be doing the kind of investigating that doesn't require -- >> a gun. >> -- a gun, very good. okay. >>> coming up -- >> my lungs are literally about to explode from the burning of the cocaine to the point where my lung's almost ready to collapse, which i'm still finding myself trying to get more money for -- for the cocaine. >> johnny brewster describes life at rock bottom. it's just a burst pipe,

i get to do what i love.lk this way," and when i sing that, i'm back to then. literally. i may have my eyes closed and doing this, but in my head, i'm there ♪ walk this way it feels like it was yesterday. i don't have a sense of time, >> none of us have a sense of time. >> how could you not love him? he's got so many classics. that new documentary, steventy her out on a limb will open the national film festival tonight. >> in two weeks, "star wars" fans you have something to get hyped about. "solo" hits theaters. in a "e.t." exclusive, bryce and ron howard are turning the tables on each other. >> wait, dad, sit up. you've got a little -- >> oh, thanks. okay, good. good daughter. i appreciate that. thank you. >> she calls ron daddy-o even though he's a big-time director. bryce? well, like her dad she grew up on movie sets and spent time with ron behind the scenes as he called the shots on the "star wars" origin story "solo." >> i got a really good feeling about this. >> getting to be there and watch you direct

i think we all needed to, like, vent, and get it out. ut the fact remains, is that he did exactly what i told him not to -- exclude grace to punish her. dave: all right. lemonis: okay. lemonis: grace, thank you so much. right now, this grand opening is in full swing, and the only thing that i can think of is that maybe i made a mistake with this guy. ♪ it's been about 10 days since the grand opening, and i'm back in chicago at work. [ phone rings ] hello? then i get a phone call from somebody in milwaukee. grace: marcus? lemonis: yes. grace: hi, marcus. this is grace. lemonis: oh, hey, grace. how are you? grace: well, i kind of wanted to keep you in the loop of what's going on. my employment at the soup market has been terminated. he walks in and says, "you are fired for insubordination." he said, "you need to go now. you need to go now." and i refused to accept that. i said, "no, i'm not going to leave." he took out his phone, he dialed 911, and he had the police come and escort me out. lemonis: literally, the police came? grace: literal

i get i hear know a lot, too. all probably here know on tuesday and it'll break my heart in the editorial meeting. so, i'm at a place where there's a social justice angle and working on titles that i love and idea my own and if i was not the acquisitions editor and that i get to do all of that in the venue i want. it's not a bad gig. >> yeah, i think that's the thing that is sustaining about the work that i do and that maybe we all do to some degree is that you get to see and if you're someone who loves books it's very exciting to know that it starts from the writers were there conceding their ideas and helping them shave those things and helping them direct the reporters and to shape their fiction and their writing fiction. you are working with them every step of the way and then you get to see the end, a book that goes into the hand of a reader and can see that in the best cases that book can have truly transformative effect not just the reader but the larger culture can shift the conversation about a certain su

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>> i don't get the graphic? >> jimmy: hawaiian pizza? >> i don't get the graphic? ada. >> i apologize. >> jimmy: let's try another. flannel. >> i would think that's a yes. >> jimmy: you say yes? >> yes. >> jimmy: it is not canadian. it's from wales. wow. >> day can i phone a friend? trudeau? >> jimmy: william h. macy. >> oh -- i'm going to hope yes. >> jimmy: is william h. macy -- no. wow. you're not from canada. you don't know anything about canada. >> do my parents lie? >> jimmy: it's possible. where are your parents? are they there? >> in toronto, yes, moved from india. >> jimmy: you live here now? >> i live here, yes. >> jimmy: do they come visit you? >> they do. they've been out two or three times. >> jimmy: do they stay in your home when you're here? >> if i told my parents they had to stay at a hotel, they would beat me across my face. >> jimmy: they would, yeah. >> that is not be a option. >> jimmy: they wouldn't take it upon themselves to go, yeah, maybe we should stay in a hotel? >> they wouldn't know how to do that. >> jimmy: do they stay for a long time

had no idea i did pay to get out. gs happen. when you go million miles an hour -- which i was in before that i never been on it television show and now everyone wanted me on. i was in the same body but totally different person. >> host: back to our hero in the series and gnomon plant couple questions about it. the relationship with general fuller continues but he has dementia. tell me about that family dynamic and again that he was story were telling their. >> guest: the great thing about the military is there's opportunity for action and weapons and high-stakes but that is all well and good but i needed to have emotional component. you can relate to the sky on a human level just like everyone else even though he seems to have [inaudible]. having a father who was a legendary combat commander who you always walked in the shadow of now to be a shell of what he was. that is for me, a strong company guy that would knock him down to his knees. always know that he can never measure up to the old man but that was the albatros

number one, i want to get this company to $10 million in sales. mber two, i want to be profitable in a very short period of time. >> it sounds great. >> i'm willing to offer $500,000 to help this business not only survive, but succeed. >> mm-hmm. >> i'll finance the inventory. i'll finance whatever equipment we need for the warehouse. i will pay off the debt and fund working capital, but i want 20% of the business. >> that is an awful deal. >> for who? >> for us. >> for me? >> no, you have a great deal! that's a great deal. you're crazy. you're asking me to give up 20% of this company, give up everything that we've worked for? >> you need money. >> we do need money. >> and you need help. >> we do, but i would say $250,000 is easily worth 10% of the company, and that gives you enough equity in the company so you feel secure that you're part of it, but you're not taking-- >> so a company that does $500,000 a year in sales and loses $200,000 is worth $2.5 million to you? >> the valuation of our company-- >> i don't care about the valuation. you need m

dr kermode, i must get it right! wrong again. 0k, see you next week. a quick reminder before we go, all the film news and reviews from across the bbc at bbc.co.uk/markkermode, and our previous shows are on the iplayer of course. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema—going. goodbye. good evening. the weekend started on a disappointing for some of us, but it has been brightening up pretty nicely out there. through the day on sunday, there was an decent spells of sunshine. he is like this one from argyll and bute. it are full blue skies and still water with light winds as well. high—pressure this week often in charge of things. similar conditions, mostly dry. spells of warm sunshine, although we are expecting a cooler interlude through the week. two areas of cloud, one working from the west, the other setting to these. clear skies in between. light winds as well. they chilly night out there with temperatures dropping pretty quickly. —— dropping pretty quickly in the early hours of monday. cities could be four or fiv

said i get up and i walk out the door. i don't have my face buried in my laptop or phone. i'm trying to see the potential. i try to take it into something that might be interesting. >> host: you mentioned your wife several times how did you meet fax fax >> at a vegetarian bbq. first thing she ever said to me she insulted me so i was a hotshot and i felt a tap on my shoulder and had no idea who she was. i hear you are telling people you are a lawyer. can i give you some advice and she said okay. stop telling people that and she walked off. it took me a long time to find out who she was. i heard she'd been in a motorcycle accident and that was not true. finally i got her number and called and we went to lunch. we went to the old masons in a georgetown. i had a friend of mine a more year i worked with and i walk in and flipped open my briefcase and had like nine ties and the briefcase. so we headed off into dated a couple of years i and we just celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary yesterday. >> and you have two kids. what

i like the monsoon it's much cooler when it rains. live. my dream is that my kids get a good education that i can get good jobs in an office. as a lawyer then they could also have their lunch delivered to their office visit. bombay or mumbai as it's now known is home to the world's biggest dream factory bollywood . the monsoon is a recurring theme in indian cinema every hindi film has a sorry scene. munsey elysium on. well of the song or one of the first bollywood movies shot on location in the center of mumbai. the city's population then was down for what it is now. the film stars more schumi chargé and amitabh but sean and mark the start of their careers. on the earth. looking back when you see yourself in this movie when you see. i see somebody else like me. somebody very much in upsets i've got much to. do i feel it just yesterday. god created man soon it comes every year. there's no man's begin their romantic song makes you sad my number one. leads in the morning. who. live in. rome. her. own. born monsoon and love life as monsoon of love always associated togethe

i mean, and i don't want to go through a state of deprivation. right, yeah. well, you get a little philosophical about the self. what is the self? who am i? where does the self reside? and you point out that it's the self or the ego is a great achievement. certainly, it is hard to imagine human list without this -- history without this internal engine of conquest and discovery. the self of keeps us vigilant to threats and so keeps itself and us alive, yet the self can also turn on itself particularly in diseases like depression. you say of course we die even without help from natural disasters or plagues, we are gnawing away at ourselves all the time whether with overactive immune cells or suicidal patterns of thought or just everyday anxiety. >> guest: you can think of the self, there's an analogy here between the self which is vigilant and is always looking out for danger and for slight advantages, ec -- all the egotistical ways we think. it's analogy to the immune system which is always looking for threats and, you know, constantly vigilant. and they can both turn on us

[applause] i will get to as many parts of this organization as i can. i said in my testimony, that i will spend as little time on the seventh floor -- the seventh floor, right? [laughter] i will go up there in a minute. i will travel, i will get out to usad as quickly as i can to see their part of the mission as well. i know that each endeavor you undertake is a critical part of achieving the ultimate objective, which is to deliver on our foreign-policy around the world. to be the diplomatic face that achieves outcomes that america so desperately needs to achieve in the world. this story a couple times, but it is with repeating. the best lesson i got was from a sergeant, the first of two sergeants in my platoon when i was 23 years old. i arrived and when i hopped out of the jeep, he said lieutenant you would do well to shut up for a while. i think he meant that. [laughter] what i took him to be saying was, it is important we listen and learn. i know i have an anonymous amount to listen to you about, and to learn from you. i talked about getting back our

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i do not get nervous a lot, but i did a lot of pacing last night. we made it through the half- time in the third quarter started rolling around and i was happy and bounce back to normal. did you have any doubts ? >> we put the game on pause put the kids to bed. we were not optimistic. we were pleasantly surprised. >> it was allowed at my house. but it was even louder at the warrior watch party at the oracle arena. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> 13,000 people packed into watch the game on big screens. the warriors were able to pull out a winning game 7. it was a huge 3rd quarter for stephen curry. he finished with 27 points and 9 rebounds. durrant led the team. used and struggled in the second half. the rocket missed over 20 consecutive three-pointers. >> matter how bad the game is going, you don't ever want to be in that situation a playoff game. it is pass to claw your way back . it was kind of what they were doing to us, and what we were doing to ourselves. it was a good feeling coming to half-time knowing we were down by 11. we played a terrible 24

i was like, oh, my gosh, do i need to get this child to therapy? id conversation on red table talk. along with her own, 64-year-old mom, adrian. who not up for discussing certain subjects. >> one of her marnls. >> i was married in high school. we don't talk about that. >> because it's mother's day. >> but at least you could get a man, you know what i mean. >> "girls's trip" co-star tiffany haddish is on the series. >> will's first wife, sherree. it was -- >> you're living the the house i picked out. >> and will himself will pop up. >> what in the world are you going the talk to will smith about? >> will and i are going to have an interesting conversation about transforming a marriage into a life partnership. it's going to be a really powerful discussion. my mother, myself, will, willow. >> can i get in on that? >> listen to me. all these red table talks will blow your mind. >>> coming up, sealed with a kiss. why katy perry is throwing it back to her big breakout hit. kron-4 news at eight: a former boys and girls club director ... sentenced to 150- y

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i also came out here for a conference. gettingmy: do you stay with the family when you're here? >> i stay in a hotel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is the family excited by your success and the fact that you're a senator? >> i have a family that you don't -- you keep people focused on what's important. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> oh my gosh. when i was growing up my father -- i'd go to college, graduate school, law school. my father's like, you got more degrees than the month of july, boy, but you ain't hot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really. >> life's not about the degrees you get, it's about the service you give, when are you going to show us you're doing something? >> jimmy: that's your dad, was your mom nurturing? >> my mom has a saying, behind every successful child is an astonished parent. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] she's like, this is the guy i couldn't get to make his bed and mow the lawn. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess that would be weird. >> my parents were not impressed. i had a lot of -- the most overrated high school football pl

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i think we are getting closer. ill leave it at that. >> commissioner richards: i want to get back to, i guess david winslow's reality. there's a message from david that says, the two unit building on the two building solution would be essentially closer to compliance which means 52 units down to 16 would need exception for exposure. hundred 44 dwelling units. at the same size that is proposed, 40 % are two bedrooms. same size. not cutting down. there's a distance between what the director said and what your drawings came up with in your e-mail and the pocket. the parking ratio principally permitted to townhomes and complies with guidelines. twaddle buildings which enable two buildings in phasing. one building for consolidation. and then you drew it out for us. what i have here from the project sponsor is growth square foot of each one of the floors and sketch drawings. what you are saying is that you are sketch at the same number of two bedrooms on one bedrooms and studios of the same size. >> yeah,, roughly. they m

i don't get it. ey're taking [bleep] margin right out of your pocket. >> okay. >> do you not see that? >> who the hell am i gonna sell my cars to? >> dealers. >> these guys are great buyers. they know how to look at a car. they're great with people. >> then hire 'em! >> i'd love to hire them. >> then why don't you? >> because i need them to sell cars too, also, because they pay me a lot of money, too, for cars. >> but, they're tak-- >> and they're honest guys. these guys aren't dishonest. they're honest guys. >> it's not about them being honest or dishonest, it's about having the fox in the henhouse. it doesn't make any sense to me... >> but they're not the fox! >> that you make your living... >> they're not the fox. >> off of selling cars, and the margin between those cars. >> okay. >> if you buy a car for 10,000, you don't know what the market is. you sell it to them for 11,000, they're selling it for 12,000. the only reason they're here is because they make a spread between you and the next person.

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i can't get to everything. ow a lot of people want me to talk about russia and putin and collusion, but i am not going to do that because there is also a lot of liberal media here. and i have never really wanted to know what any of you look like when you orgasm. except for you, jake tapper. i bet it is something like this. okay, that is all the time we have. [applause] it is kind of crazy that the trump campaign was in contact with russia, when the hillary campaign wasn't even in contact with michigan. of course, trump is not here. if you haven't noticed, he is not here. i know, i would drag him here myself but the president of the united states is the one pussy you are not allowed to grab. he said it first. yes, he did. i know people really want me to go after trump tonight, but i think we should give the president credit when he deserves it. like, he pulled out of the paris agreement. i think he should get credit for that because he said he was going to pull out and then he did and that is a refreshing quality

( cheers and applause ) "hey, look, look -- i -- hey, stormy, get in here. why can't i open adobe reader?" ( laughter ) "i think i have h.p.v. in my p.d.f." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) so dumb. so dumb. so dumb! gates actually met with trump twice to discuss his science initiatives, and trump asked if h.i.v. and h.p.v. were the same thing both times. "also, have you heard about this hgtv? i heard you could catch it from open concept kitchens ." ( laughter ) but that's not the only basic science question trump asked gates. "he asked me if vaccines weren't a bad thing because he was considering a commission to look into ill effects of vaccines. and i said, "no, that's a dead end, that'd be a bad thing, don't do that." well, at least gates knows that you have to talk to trump like you're talking to frankenstein. "fire, bad! vaccine, good!" ( laughter ) gates also told the story of when his daughter met trump. >> he knew my daughter jennifer because trump has this horse show thing down in florida. in fact, he went up and talked to jen and was being s

to sit there and i get a look at him and i get to be and i and so many other victims will get to look him squarely in the eye and just by being there represent the fact that we did not want this we did not ask for this we were just. people. in the us oscar winning actor morgan freeman has apologized after eight women accused him of sexual harassment and misconduct they say behaved inappropriately or working on film sets and promotional tours freeman says he was sorry to anyone he made feel uncomfortable or disrespected. u.s. president has posthumously pardoned the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson he was jailed a century ago for his relationship with a white woman he was convicted nine hundred thirteen on charges of taking his wife girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes the law was used to prosecute men for interracial racial relationships even if they were consensual trump says johnson's full pardon corrected a historic wrong. these are the top stories north korea says the cancellation of a planned summit with the u.s. president is against the wishes of

forget the word pro bono, do i get time, rather than 30 days vacation in hawaii, do i get time to go out and go down to legal aid, go look at someone who is being evicted from their house. go knock on the door, they don't have to come to you, i probably violate all kinds of ethics by doing that. [laughter] i don't wait for people to walk into our office, i go out, as all the lawyers in my firm do. we go out looking for bad people. [applause] i am sure that someone will write a letter to the state tomorrow and condemn me for what i just said. i don't care. look at the color of my hair. [laughter] the reality is, that we have to step up to the plate. and understand of the new challenges. let me give you some quick examples. you will agree or disagree, but i don't really care. because this is where my head comes from. they introduced me as a former paratrooper, yes, i was, i was trout to jump out of that plane. [applause] what isell you happening to our country that gun manufacturers are creating. they are creating safety problems for our children both on the streets and in schools. [app

their window i feel now bad that i'm good for. get that done and visit me better than he said you doing as you've done i gotta. get up we're not sure about it that this you mean you can get one down. in me that i know about us without order now don't i give me at the moment the net i now need to. know. our moment money and that there will be no but. i love my new bus almost hourly. what i'm in a minute. and a man and and small burning yet. gun janet and i think and you cannot move. and connect and i need mind you aspire to meet. the who can post and i want to learn. more not so much and i'm not going to. i'm going to management where. i need to have a i'm not gonna going to come. yet but i'll bet a minimum click on any now now and . children. becoming us to. the from the stars and said. teenagers from their own. society stop. reaching for the stars the witness documentary on al-jazeera. hello there was court and a little bit off the rather exciting to last week across the levant and iran and still plenty of clatter and as you can see

so i wanna get upstairs. a get on those phones with a lot of intensity, and collect some of this money. okay? all right, let's go to work. [applause] [phone line ringing] >> manager speaking. >> hi, this is donna at stein meat. we still have a balance of 2,300. >> well, i'm sorry, but somebody from billing is gonna have to get back to you. >> okay. >> this is ira from stein. >> uh, let me call you back. >> bye. not in. [dial tone beeping] [phone dialing] he's not in? >> there's an old balance, 60 days today. >> i just don't have it right now. [phone chimes] >> the number you've dialed is not in service. >> they're out of business. [phones beeping] i can't believe how difficult this is. we can hardly get anyone on the phone, let alone collect money. andy, i have on the balance over 210,000. >> i'll try to straighten it out. >> okay. >> is that all right with you? >> okay, wait. you'll give me extra checks, or you'll-- >> come by tomorrow, and i could try to have a check for you for, like, 5 grand. >> okay, perf

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i feel confident that we will get there. the point being, i think we'll have another great american century and the reason that's so good is because we're leading the world in freedom and opportunity and self-determination in the form of government and that's a good thing. so i'm actually very optimistic, the fact that kids coming out of college will have great careers to choose from. we have wages going up, economic growth, we have businesses coming back to the country. we have investment occurring. so, i see a very good foundation for the economy. i see a strengthened foreign policy because we are strengthening our military. so, i think a lot of the key fundamentals are in place. i do believe that ultimately we're going to have to get health care fixed and get an entitlement issue, but one or two basics and there's no stopping us. immigration, we're dealing with that as well. but, a couple of big issues that have got to get fixed and will get fixed because they have to get fixed and i think we are going to be just fine. >>

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i get that. i get that. question: how come teachers only seem to get creative like this with slavery? it doesn't happen with any other historical subject. they're never like, "hey, connor, because you're irish, i'm going to take away your lunch so you can learn about the potato famine." they never say that. ( laughter ) and also this thing of justifying bad things in history. you never hear teachers asking kids to write an essay on why iceberg was good for the "titanic," or asking three reasons why those people deserved to be eaten by jeffrey dahmer. like, all i'm saying is if you're going to teach slavery that way, teach it all the way. or, at the very least, if you're going to teach slavery this way, end the lesson on a high note. will if you tie the kids up and make them watch "roots," then at the end, they get to watch "django unchained" and whip the teacher's ass. ( cheers and applause ) how does new dove men+ care stain defense go beyond sweat protection? um... clean doesn't stain my clothes i don't get

get to the next game i guess i'm not going to get my guess. you know you. may choose something since i guess not. it's a centuries old battle and the battle is being passed to a new generation. witness follows a young native american as he takes the struggle into a twenty first century america everybody's the world we give you sacrifice. is a go as can be remembered all all go on a knife ridge on al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas that protestant had blocked the road for the final higher than anything else they could find with details coverage now there's an extremely hard to sort of feed everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this new z.m. aims to be aware posits ory over wages history and its perfected war that has divided tribes here for generations. exploited men used to kill. him burn in the would take to make the charcoal that feels the furnace says that forge the steel that in mix is the trade that exploits the man which. penetrates global markets slavery a twenty first century evil continue

[applause] >> i get asked all the time to endorse someone's book because for some reason i think they will help itself. it's a big lie but usually an endorsement on the back of plus $5 will get you a cup of coffee. most of the time if it's not someone that i know i'm busy and i don't have time to read for and i don't want a full with it and a buddy mine calls and says mr. turner has done a book about the dollar general story and his life story and would you endorse it and i said absolutely not. [laughter] the only way i will do that is if i get to meet the archon himself. if i can spend time with him and get him to tell me some stories i will definitely endorse that book. that, my friends, is a good trade. that's a good trade. he came over to the office and was around and i'm from antioch and is from scottsdale, and it turns out were both rednecks. at heart. at heart. he's a polished one now but we became fast friends and we play out several times since then. i got out of a whole lot more than i bargained for and a lot more than i wanted and they gave me a copy of the manuscript is ty

>> jimmy: i don't get this real wedding stuff. i really don't. i don't understand it.eo. this wedding happens at 4:00 a.m. in l.a. and not only are people here watching it, they're holding royal wedding sleepover parties. groups of adults will be sleeping over each other's houses to watch two people they've never met get married 6,000 miles away from here. you think people in england had sleepover parties when our royal couple, jay-z and beyonce, got married? [ laughter ] i doubt it. here's a tip. this can be very helpful in your life. send out an e-mail right now inviting all of your friends to a royal wedding pajama party. everyone who says yes? never speak to them again. [ laughter ] so many people are excited about this wedding. i also wonder how much of that is real. so this afternoon we went out on the street, we asked pedestrians what they thought of the royal wedding. of course it hasn't happened yet. it's still hours away. but did that stop people from telling us what they thought? no. it did not. in this "royal wedding edition of lie witness news." >> we're t