that is where i got my money to come back. i come back and i stop and curtis candy finished paying me up so i came back. that is when i came in the tent with these guys. i will tell you another story. in 1948, when i come back to work the ranch houses, i had gone to texas because i got homesick. i get off the train in billings to get a newspaper. i catch this train from behind. this is in early spring. i left my coat in my ticket and everything else on the train. [laughter] i end up catching this train from behind and i work my way back around. i finally get into the car were -- where -- they thought i was in billings for good. i did some crazy things. in the end, i think it all worked out pretty good. i was never afraid to go places and explore. i was never afraid to do that. i was never afraid to work. scary looking back. i feel very blessed for having been able to grow up -- i grew up close to a railroad track, close to school. i remember the trains coming by and we would read all the writings on the boxcars. they had a new

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i got the water, i got the chills here.en my body starts to break down. sojim and the bbc have told us we need to do full safety checks, regulations for this run. so currently on the way to do something i've always wanted to do, to be fair. you see this happen on transfer deadline day when the players do medicals. so, well, i'm going to do a medical. because of covid, jim wasn't allowed to come in. so i had to film it myself. yes, mate. good news is we can do the race, everything's sweet. bad news? the doctor said after this one, i should never do an ultra marathon in my life. my right knee is literally like that. i grew up playing so much sport, my right knee is like this. so she said, "if i was you, i would highly recommend this being your first and your last." am i going to listen to her? debatable. but i do want to be able to play football with my kids, so... here he is. can you hear me? i can hearyou, you are all right? yes, mate, shattered. i had an e—mail earlier, it's from the organiser of cheviot goat. "just had di

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i got my fourth star. i was headquartered in atlanta, georgia and that lasted maybe four months and i got the call that said we want you to come to see the new secretary of defense -- that was cheney. they said, the president once you to become the chairman. president bush now. i said i'm the junior four-star. there are 15 four stars and i'm number -- i'm number 15. i've only been a four-star for about three months. they said, why don't you come? i said, ok. he forwarded that to the president. he said, the president has two questions. one, can you do it? no infantry officer will ever say, no, i can't do it. i said, yes, i can. and then, they were -- all junior to me. i said, it's not a problem, mr. president. i said it's not a problem. we are professionals. and that solved the problem. we got along great. david: they did not know you as well as the people in washington did, but they got to know you because saddam hussein invaded kuwait and you were given the task of figuring out, with norman schwarzkopf, th

i got older, i continued to work. i worked in the oilfield, and i paid for every penny of my school working in the oilfield. greta: did your parents say that to you, that you had a choice to make, or what is it that they said about the importance of work? rep. jackson: they did not have to tell me. my parents provided. they took good care of me. it is just in our culture. if you can work, you should work. if you can get a job, get a job. if you want something, go out , get a job, make some money, and pay for it. my dad taught me early on if you don't have the money to pay for it, you probably don't need it. that is kind of what i adopted my entire life. i am thankful to my parents that they didn't. even if they had had the opportunity to do so, to give me too much growing up because i think it really did make me who i am, having to work for things along the way. greta: when did you become interested in medicine? rep. jackson: interesting story. i never, ever considered getting into medicine my entire life. it never cr

i got that s'money i got that s'money i got the red bottoms on >> jimmy: oh, cardi b, cardi b [ bell rkley. charles barkley [ bell ringing >> yes, it is. yes, it is okay are you gagging little baby? is shaq making you gag, little baby [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin hart [ bell ringing ] oh, my [ laughter ] >> yes i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> jimmy: bill clinton [ bell ringing ] one second that's good, though. we did well. shaq, six. >> how many we do? >> jimmy: six. that might be a record you got to guess as many you got to beat six. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, here we go and ready, set, go uh michelle yes, we can. >> obama, obama, obama [ bell ringing ] >> jimmy: ey, yo, mickey, how you doing? >> sylvester stallone. sylvester stallone [ bell ringing ] >> jimmy: yeah elliot reese's pieces >> phone home. e.t. phone home. >> jimmy: yeah oh -- you can't see me >> john cena john cena. [ bell ringing ] >> jimmy: i gave a little extra spock in that one. oh okay ready for this all right, let's meditate and then run the triangle offense. >> phil jackson. [ bell ringing

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well -- i got seven damn kids. [ laughter ] and now i have seven grandkids.there is no end. >> no, i don't see it. >> reporter: it's exponential. >> i keep making kids and they keep needing houses. then they got do come to somebody for the money, and here i am. >> jimmy: yeah. have you thought about moving into a tiny little house so nobody can live with you? >> you know -- i used to live in a car, jimmy. i lived in a car for three years at one point in my life, right? >> jimmy: yeah. to live in a tiny home.ver been- [ laughter ] i don't get people who go out and get in tiny homes. i had them on my show, the makers of tiny homes. boy were they pissed at me. [ laughter ] new year's no way i want to watch tv and be able to cook and flush a toilet with my foot all at the same time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> i need a big house. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. i'm sure a lot of people ask you about your daughter, laurie, dating "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. which in a way makes you -- i don't know, it makes you sexiest in-law alive, possibly? >> first of

i like them preloi i got warrants i got some of the lowest warrants on cciv out of anybody i know i gotin that long follow me on twitter, you'll see. >> i am following you on twitter. sounds like you're good at this, cassius. i'm curious where you get your thoughts or if you read a lot. >> well, hon feestly, i watch yu guys on cnbc a lot, mel and on twitter. i follow great accounts on twitter. spac guru, venture investors and a lot of people in the spac community on twitter and they really have a lot of good information, spac tiger. that's one reason i made the song, i'm getting a lot of information and we share and exchange information. >> we love hearing from viewers like you cassius and your songs. i'm curious what you're working on next. >> i got a lot of stuff for 2021, appreciate ya asking that. i got a skit i put out, coming to america for the fans of coming to america, check out my youtube page for spaces. if you love coming to apmerica and spacs, it's like the barbershop scene, it's the argument about what is the best spac i appreciate y'all can't nobody ever say nothing bad ab

and the day after i got out of high school in february of 1941, i want to work. i went on a survey crew. then, i continued on that, working on some buildings that we were building to prepare for the war effort. i guess we knew we were going to get into it sooner or later. so anyhow, by the time spring or summer, of 1942 came around i began hearing about this outfit called the seabees and how they were doing this building down in the south pacific on the islands and that sounded very romantic to me and i decided that that is what i would do i will join the navy, in a construction naval construction corps. so in the fall of i believe it was october in 1942 i enlisted. now they didn't take me immediately into a camp so i would back to my job site and told my boss i had enlisted in the navy and i would be called up soon and he said that's fine and as of now you are fired. and that was really patriotic of them. so because of my experience as a surveyor when i unlisted they gave me a higher rate than if i had just come out of school so instead of an apprentice semen th

pfluger: i got lots of advice from people. one conversation as i left the national security council from vice president pence was encouraging. he said, your service in the military has prepared you for this. go do a good job, work hard, and serve your constituentss. i wore member that forever, it was a very clear moment to keep grounded and focused. greta: thank you. >> tony gonzales is a republican representing texas. he served for two decades as a naval officer including time and combat in iraq and afghanistan. before seeking election, he served in the office of marco rubio and taught political science classes at the university of maryland. greta: tell us about your early life, born and raised in texas. tell us about that. rep. gonzales: thank you for having me. my life has never been easy. at two months old, my father abandoned me and that sick -- six years old, mother remarried and it was a very abusive environment. i remember spending time in a battered women's shelter. at seven, i went and lived with my grandparents and t

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i did and i got along well as a lieutenant. i never thought i would get far vebeyond that, may be promoted o major at some point but that was all i had. >> you never thought you would be the chairman of the joint chiefs. >> i tell people people come up to me and say now that i was a four-star did you go to west point. no. did you go to one of the schools down south, no. where did you go? city college of new york, and you became a four-star general. did you ever dreamed you would become a four-star general and that's when i say, yes, i was growing up in the south bronx and harlem and when i was in the south bronx the second education experience, there i was on the corneron of 63rd and i said youe going to grow up to become chair man of the joint chiefs of staff. it was unthinkable. we are talking about the point in time in the country segregation existed. it just h ended for the military but still existed for the rest of the country. i did the best i could. what i the sergeants told me whn i got there and was trying to adjust the

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if you got a skip the medium in my life that if i got to jump the medium and break sorry but if i got to break a law to get where i'm going i'm probably going to do that because i know once i get there i'm going to do the right things. well brother that's the most lucid convivial cat but you said you got to use the ditch makes me laugh that such a such a fight funny way to put that in the program accurately but the case is if everybody started from you steps on the brakes and just fire waltz it and you've got to go off into the ditched not rare at somebody i understand logic that resonates with as i talk to you i can see that you know people love confidence and life trumps a great version of that you know why be meek the world is a tough place a nice response. but the the other part of it is you have a a rough human touch about you that i can see must be intoxicating to people who need the pep talk but don't want to come from milton friedman so that they're listening the cats like you i'm wondering at this point have you reached the continental divide where water falls on one side of

at the bottom of the hole when i got down there, there were two bodies. one was a naval officer, a japanese naval officer and we were souvenir hunting. so, to get what he had strapped on him, i rolled his body over and the land mine under him did not go off. that angel must have had her thumb on the pin on the center of that land mine because it did not go off. now, i know that there were live japanese there because in the morning when we get up, we would see japanese footprints outside of our tents. and you can tell because they have the big toe is separate from the rest of the foot. so, make a very distinctive footprint in the sand. as i said, we gave up trying to do anything on that side of the island and decided that it would be better on the other side. there was a better chance. so, we built, took our tents over to the other side, built a camp site and this one was a little different in we were able to drill a well for water. now, the water came out of the ground too hot. we built a tent up in the air. i have a picture of it. it's about maybe 15, 20

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i got to know him there. then i started to serve. and he gave me a lot of positions of leadership very early on, co-chairing constitutional committees. i ultimately chaired the judiciary committee twice and was a whip. we have very different personalities. much more outgoing, ready to move, and he is armor and a lawyer, very patient, keeps his own council. he taught me that there are lots of different ways to get things done in politics. and he taught me the importance of patience and grace as well. greta: did he have anything he would say to you, or do you remember a piece of advice? rep. ross: he would say, sometimes it's better to wait. so, if something was guaranty -- getting very hot and there were people on different sides, rather than trying to immediately pick a side or immediately come up with a solution, he would really let everybody speak. let everything get out on the table. give it a night, and ask people to talk to each other. and frequently, things could be resolved not in the heat of the moment, but after a good night

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i changed some of the staff once i got there. having a great staff and people that are detailed, i mainly hired people that had been interns for the social office because they worked the most and had the longest hours. and if they could make it through that, i felt like we'll, they'll be -- staff will be easy. >> the coordination point is really in the social office and we work with the white house, the butlers, and our bosses to make sure that everything is organized and that we all know what we're doing. if they found there was an event going on that i didn't know about. >> the supreme mults taskers. >> how did your office interface with the office of protocol in the state sdmft. >> we did when there was visitors, and we had a lot of attention, and we could get all of those names from the nsc, the order of precedent so i could make them to the calligrapher and we would then put them place and it was almost always flawless and they were almost always awesome. i remember we had a lunch coming, we did it just as they said, and when

don't as i got to buy into that but i was. beside the point that i wanted. the dispute is escalating fans are openly mocking the board. turning their backs on the game also signals the sense. but it hurts the fans to do it's. their missing reaction. from the law because that's the bottom i think about my little weight but i know how and if i am somebody to mali that's just going to happen to my mates. the fans are applying the ultimate sanction boycotts. slain men are playing tonight but you could hear a pin drop. the support that the team has come to rely on just isn't there. was. yes i mean a good moral. people have done what i said i'm going to must get him but. i must burn ya. right now because hang on i'm. about a better down by. the south stand the gate or hanging tough the fans will watch from a distance. they're hitting the board where it hurts starving the club of ticket sales. but oh ok then we had stronger today about what i'm going to have to get out of the plow my family. somebody types need be making f l death th

i worked until i got sick and the doctor told me it was silicosis. o told me that anyone who worked as much as 24 hours would not be living 15 years. i think something should be done for our wives and families after we are gone. narrator: once again, after the deaths, there was a public outcry. >> i personally believe that 2000 men are doomed to die as a result of ruthless destruction of life by american industry. narrator: the next year, 1936, an act was passed that applied only to contractors doing business with federal agencies. it was the first time the government directly imposed health and safety standards. one of the areas covered was the use of respirators. the respirator is one of the oldest protective devices in human history, and for years workers' health depended on , respirators alone to keep poisonous dust and fumes out of their lungs. respirators often don't fit properly. the leak or simply don't even filter out enough poisons. today government strongly favors cleaning the air in the factory through ventilation and other devices. but th

and i worked there for a year and i got laid off. i can't remember exactly what -- i think they decided to go into another kind of business. and i got laid off, but i was eligible for unemployment insurance. so in those days, i don't know what it is like now, you go to the unemployment insurance office, and they could send you out on jobs they thought you were qualified for. and they sent me to, i guess it was the union carbon and carbide company. they had an office in midtown manhattan and i went there, and they hired me and sent me to what turns out to be what you are now calling the nash garage on 132nd street and broadway. and that was the manhattan project. shall i continue? [laughter] ok. little did i know what they were doing their. at the time, i was 17 years old and i was a lab assistant. but lab assistant meant you did cleanup work, and you cleaned the beakers and the other material the scientists used. but the main job that i had was cleaning these tubes in a sulfuric acid bath. and i didn't know what these tubes were or wh

[audible questions] >> my role is the job i got elected to do. will vote very conservative, pro-life, pro- second amendment, pro- border, pro- america, pro- american businesses, pro- jobs. we need to reopen this country and put kids back in school and keeping them at home is killing our children but depression is high, suicide is high and we canceled prom, canceled graduation, canceled their lives. i will be working hard on those policies and i will be holding the republic and party accountable and pushing them to the right. [audible questions] >> i am saying there is a comparison between us and the fact that we really don't care what other people think about us because i can say that for myself. i've never met her but i assume she feels that way. there is a major difference in us. aoc embraces policies of socialism or what you could call communism. she wants to have all the power and then the people that she claims she wants to help, her policies would reduce them to poverty. they would not have many freedoms (-left-parenthesis there is a big di

yeah, i know him from kenan & kel. and then everyone's got a story about you. mirror" and "get out" -- >> jimmy: yes. >> -- and "black panther" -- >> jimmy: and "black panther." and another "black panther." >> -- and "judas and the black messiah. come on. >> jimmy: he doubled "black panther." >> that's crazy. i mean, i don't -- yeah. i don't know -- that's flabbergasting it's weird i mean, you just work, and you never really know how it's affecting people so i'm over the moon to hear that, i guess, i don't know. >> jimmy: but does it turn out like a generation of celebrities who, like, fan out when they meet you >> yeah, i guess so. i mean, i guess i've raised some good ones out there on my show know what i'm saying >> jimmy: not too shabby >> some good up-and-comers coming up watching my stuff. i don't know, man. i mean, it's weird because in the beginning, like, nobody noticed like i thought they would, like right after "the mighty ducks" or whatever. i was like, "oh, they'll know me because i'm now in 'the mighty ducks' and i will wear my jersey." >> jimmy:

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nobody's thinking, "yum, cashew bar. [ laughter ] "ooh, i got to get that flax seed." that because a a snicker's bar would be amazing, but in response, annie's was like, "hey, they're organic chemicals. what what?" get this, everyone i saw that peeps is offering new marshmallow scented easter grass. as in, "my dog just ate a bag of marshmallow scented easter grass, what time can you take him? [ gagging sound hold on, rusty >> that's not funny! >> jimmy: ah, come on. it's a joke. it certainly is funny. [ laughter ] some more business news here i saw that tanqueray is launching a new alcohol-free gin. it's perfect for people who don't love the alcohol but love the taste of stain remover [ laughter ] and finally, a woman at a supermarket in south africa took off her underwear and put it on her face after staff refused to serve her without a a mask it's not quite owning the libs when you wrap a used thong around your face [ laughter ] of course, dr. fauci said, if you do do this, he'd prefer it if you wore two thongs on your face [ applause ] steve bannon did that once and

get, yeah, i got to make that face nowwhat you mean >> jimmy: i used to be -- young i'd be like -- just nail it, you know >> tariq: yup, straight face just - >> jimmy: yeah ♪ can you feel it ♪ [ laughter ] innocent, you know like - >> yeah. >> jimmy: running out of a a field with a flowy shirt [ laughter ] "what do you want little boy?" ♪ can you feel it ♪ [ laughter ] now i'm like - ♪ can you feel it ♪ [ laughter ] i'm not even close to the mic. [ laughter ] all right, this one's from @caffeine748 they say, "can you feel the love handles tonight?" [ laughter ] oh, well that's -- can -- we can do like one second of every song can -- >> tariq: that's it. this one's from @notreallykyle [ laughter ] he says, "help me move, rhonda." that's a - [ laughter ] "i'll get the pizza and get beer help me move, rhonda." >> tariq: "help me move rhonda." >> jimmy: not help me move, rhonda >> tariq: help me move, rhonda >> jimmy: help me move, comma, rhoda. yeah, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: you don't hear rhonda, anymore. >> tariq: just put in a

i got my i right. -- types of 'obs. i got my first 'ob right. -- types of 'obs. right. -- types ofjobs. i got my i first job as a result of nepotism, i firstjob as a result of nepotism, i knew someone. that was an opportunity that was afforded to other young people. ithink opportunity that was afforded to other young people. i think you're absolutely right. getting into journalism has been hugely dependent on the past of having the connections. you can't spend long summers working for free because your parents don't live in london and they aren't feeding and clothing you, then you won't get that opportunity. whether mandatory targets are really the right way to 90, targets are really the right way to go, undoubtedly, the bbc has been too dominated by the same type of people. certainly university educated metropolitan, and that has encourage it. over the years. all of us are guilty of that. whether you mandate targets, i'm not in entirely convinced. i think they're productive ways to get into diversity, because mandatory targets means you may get people and who mi

i got to hop in, i got to get into this. ctive quarantine you've had two movies, well, i mean, because you know, i'm a fan. you've had two movies come out on netflix, giant hits you filmed two movies, and an amazon series. and you finished a memoir about your life up to this point i'm sorry, some people made bread, okay? >> i was home for six months >> jimmy: i know >> that's when the book happened, is when i wrote -- i wrote the book during quarantine there's so many people watching movies and content, our industry is back at work i went back to work in october and finished two movies. i'm starting my new tv show. but, you know, i'm just grateful to be back at work, honestly it's been such a dreary time for everyone, being stuck at home and i feel grateful to be able to, you know, keep creating content at a time when people really need it >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. by the way, i was going to thank you for that because seriously, we do need content. anyone who is giving it to us, thank you. we love it >> including you, thank yo