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now have a respect for my memory but i don't the one thing i tried to do what i do i think successfully is to not take myself. too seriously. because i like to i just enjoy the process of being alive and that they actually pay me to do what i do and having fun with it i can't take it seriously i'm nervous on stage you know years ago before i finally left and sold out to hollywood i was on stage doing king lear and i remember going on sees that night and thinking what am i doing i'm 37 years of age i'm i pretend to be 80 years of age now i am almost the be an all out i thought this is ridiculous made up my mind then i'm going to start leaving this business because i can't do this it's i mean even to go on set and i was doing here . but i enjoy it and they pay me to do it so my thing is to not take it too seriously how do you enjoy working with brad pitt i used to throw a job like i love that yeah it was wonderful that neither of us were rough on it. i know i don't know why but he was wonderful to work with what about ages and in hollywood you still see scripts yeah not many people over 75 do they get scripts i don't know but all i know is without be

i went for it. >> it takes a lot of guts just to go for it. >> but i'm proud i did it. >> well, you've proved a lot, don't you think? i mean, look at how well you've done. >> yeah. it taught--ihat taught me to believe in myself again. and i lost my belief in myself. you probably have experiences like that or seen this before. >> partnerships gone bad? >> yes. >> but what overcomes all of that is the enthusiasm and the passion that you have and the exuberance you have and your will to run through any wall and do whatever it takes. you can't replace that. >> yeah. >> although the dane problem is not resolved, i have to keep everything else moving forward. first, i want to show pete and allison how they could benefit from renting space in a commercial kitchen until we can find our own. look at all the equipment. it gives you guys plenty of space to work. >> yeah. >> we already have extra candy makers standing by. and this commercial kitchen can be used when we need it. while it costs $160 a day to rent, it will more than pay for itself. we'll be able to increase production by 500%. you come out, and you start producing larger batches and drive your cost down even more, you're m

i do. i have found that one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently and i do every day, is i used to do on tumblr and now i do on instagram i justfollow as many different types of people who show their bodies as i can. and i just want to scroll and scroll and scroll and look at pictures of that people and underwear and i catch myself i always think she so brave or litter so brave. you're not brave, they're just taking pictures of the bodies they live in and they are posting them. and that is the thing that has been helpful to me. i also, for a specific resource, i'm sure you can search hashtags or whatever i'm trying to think. i was just going through fat girl flows feeder earlier like chris is amazing, but you can just search has to hashtags are look at the four page. you all know how to work how and i'm too old to tell people how to find things on instagram peer. and carolyn jenner has a post and instagram called the f it diet. it's about intuitive ending. and i know that listening to a podcast is not a substitute for therapy, but it is a mac not everyone can afford it so. >> yeah so she is so knowledgeable and she makes thing

i absolutely love thisbook . i decided i was going to read it over a little bit of time and i picked it up and i read the entire thing in one sitting. i justh. and as i was reading it, i felt myself relating to you in so many ways. and i was thinking mygoodness , that's me. she's writing about me. wait, that's me too. then what i realized was that so many women relate to you and your story. and it wasn't just me. you were telling all of our stories through your own. so i was just curious, what do you hope the peopletake away from this book ? >> the one thing i hope everybody who is here or reads the book takes away is that nowadays, when i was growing up there was the nuclear family.the long, the dad and the kids now families are so different. there's single moms,single dad . there's gay couples with children. there's interracial marriage. there's so many different types of families now that people get to define themselves. and the one thing, the common denominator i think for all families and this is what i hear from my students as well who write about their families all the time is really the common denominator is love. and i think if yo

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are like and this is why i support them this is why i support gay marriage but every time i was talking about equal manage it was always men and game and i was using example just a month or so of course i was the line which i was using i did a shoot someone in london and there was a young. 13 or 14 just very very nervous or dost if you like she got a couple of questions for you and a photo afterwards and she said you do all this pro gay material but you don't do any pro lesbian material is that because you don't believe the lesbians should have the same race gay man or does it and of course the i just know it's just my language i just i just used the word month because i'm a man but because i sat in that woman accidentally left her i'd accidentally upset that's an accidental victim and that change all it takes is for me when i'm talking about relationships and to say your partner is a simple word changes on being censored it's not me being for. sensitive it's not the one old shiny tone of the internet no no it's just some do it i hate this is how i interpret a joke and we call in fuck i didn't mean it to go without way so i'll make sure that in future iteratio

i feel very blessed. athleticism. >> i got out of the hospital, i decided to the g.i. bill, i had the opportunity, i wasn't a great student, believe me. i had to go to summer school justo get a general diploma mailed to me so i wasn't going to college. i ended up coming home paralyzed but i remember it was just. >> how did you get started in terms of after you came out of the va hospital. >> festival, i was able to go to college even with -- might academic standing was not the best at the time so i was still able to go. the university had a possible team, the railing dutchman. i grew up wanting to play for the new york yankees investable in football and wiffleball, heavily into sports. the yankees in madison, all these dreams of being a hero and i was very strong and even before, the wheelchair basketball, i used to shoot baskets and i would have time. there is a court of the va down the hill, there's a little basketball court. two or three hours, i loved it. i did that by myself until i found out they had this organized wheelchair basketball team at the university and i decided to join. i had my first political organization i decided to join. interestingly enough, it

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i. i. i just mean displayed amidst the eerie quiet in the city that never sleeps. with health care and front line workers got front row seats to the traditional event in new york city social distancing in times square this is the new year in the age of coded 19 i. mean at the copacabana in rio de janeiro the beach was nearly empty as the city rang in 2021. the eiffel towers sparkled in the city of light as police across paris were on hand to enforce the country's strict 8 pm covert curfew. in berlin the annual fireworks were more subdued than in years past after the government banned their sale but not their destination. for an hour later britain heralded in the new year its 1st post prigs that new year's eve was less than celebrate torii with police out in force to discourage crowds. gathered in the chinese city of rule hand where the 1st cases of covert 19 emerged just over a year ago revelers hope the darkest days of the outbreak are now in the past. new zealand. as we're partying like there's no pandemic the country successfully eliminated the coronavirus in 20

i did not sign up for. i didn't think i could do that then we looked it up oprah runs the average i felt like i could beat oprah no offense to oprah, i justand 16 minutes and it's not that hard and i -- and i brag about it and i say, "marathons aren't hard. but cut to a few days later. i destroyed my knee. i got iliotibial band syndrome, and i couldn't walk for about six months so they are hard, and i'm a liar then asics hits me up to say, "hey, what if you trained correctly, psychopath? and we'll see how you do that way. and i did it i ran -- trained appropriately for three months with asics and then went to run another marathon this is a month ago? and i was going pretty fast, trying to run a 3 hour and 30-minute marathon and i was trying to parlay into another sponsorship, so at the half marathon mark, i slammed a 20-ounce mountain dew to say, "mountain dew is good for you, and it will help you run marathons. and my body seized up immediately. i had to lay down for about 20 minutes and i ran much slower than my first marathon time. and asics wasn't stoked, but i did get some free mountain dew stuff. >> seth: all right so you are piggy

i. i. i. i. just a british judge ruled against him for the united states because of mental health concerns for his current editor in chief question of press freedom still. with. 4 journalists the u.s. has already announced it will appeal the decision to some of the sun just supporters outside the london court. for whatever reason is fantastic the freedom of speech he's got to tell the truth. i. just think he's a terrific guy even though the decision could potentially bring to an end a 9 year legal saga it could be a bittersweet victory. as even the u.n. special special on georgia says the system is still managed to break you. can. see. the world. that is what's going to happen to you. and make you. you're watching out international our start without breaking news because. earlier today rejected a u.s. extradition request. to concerns about his mental health he was wanted by prosecutors on espionage charges and the united states has already said it does plan to appeal the decision well there were massi

just . keep you see the lies or force things. i trust my friends i trust my family i just from what i read to trust strangers. i mean much of what i'm going to make sure when you watch the micromanager and. me the. letter which. we just tried to find songs. find some people who are acting for the antisocial i mean for example driving to picking fights with people at night. or stack whole weeks inside a city we go up and down we try to speak to them we try to tell them the right guy just calm down don't do this go home and stuff like that and if it doesn't work for usual police. hungary ems and she says have. problems with each other there are districts here in the bush where a lot of jews people are leaving and those the streets have the. highest crime rates actually we really cannot sleep together in peace. or you can i mean if you believe. the but i'd rather not eat them along with. your number i. could say that. most of these youngsters do not join far right organizations because they are obsessed with the ideology because they are new or not since perceived. most

anyway but it's quite easy to like change i think i like that it's really cool i thought i just took you through a few different like charging techniques this is small multiples i love small schools and i feel like it's something that you guys can think about so this was something about cases of measles and again look each each one of these babies is a year i could have just as easily had a pipe shop i so i want to show a baby this is more fun a baby discovered in sports but also allows you to kind of like i did i says this idea again of marrying the subjects with the thing. it's interesting to me as well how one can play younger i think they have quite a good relationship with math because they are able to understand how they reached the final number right part of the way that people suddenly become disenchanted with mass is that it doesn't make sense anymore you're not able to follow those steps and with good data journalism it's literally a case of saying this is the number of crimes that were committed this is the population and this is how i calculated the break and people can re

i want to write and i want to get them all out before i die. so, i have to accelerate my craft skill. at one point i thought i can justwrite because i'm just naturally talented. ha-ha-ha. i remember i wrote a novel and i showed it to a good friend of mine who was a professional writer. this is in like 2014. and he was kind of hoping that she would say, oh, this is so brilliant. it needs to be published. but what she said -- i've been -- she said is, well, and i thought, oh, she hates it. and then she said, well, it's not bad for a first draft. and this -- i'd been working on it for a year and had written about eight or ten drafts. then she said but you have some regular problems. your characters sigh too much and always -- they're always turning and looking at each other and i said i'm just mimicking what people do in real life, and she said, that's not how you write. and so that's when i started taking classes. so take classes. there's -- if you live in seattle you're so lucky. hugo house is wonderful. there's so many writing groups so many -- the university of washington has these evening classes. you have so many o

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i just really honestly just work super hard i just work hard i didn't actually like. they give out what other people were doing that i wasn't doing or compare myself with them or try to it's my turn or anything like that to me was just see the only thing i can do is to do my best focus on the thing that i have make sure that what i have in my hands i can you know wider read and increase it and grow it and grow it out of i don't have my own abilities and not grow it out of fear because somebody else is going to intercept me so i kind of to need to now i should say everybody else from the expectations because you know if you tell somebody hey i'm a maid i would like to work at nasa it's like ok things don't go together in many people's heads but what i realized was that what i was what i was was and what i am is a resource for creative person and so to me working as a maid wasn't that i was going to be a maid for the rest of my life it was that was the resource i had available at that time and not identify it so i went for it and the same thing for my next door to

i need to watch schitt's creek. i know it's a great show. i love everybody in it. they're great actors and everything, and i'm going to watch it. i justt's on my list. i just don't have the time, but please stop telling me i need to watch it. >> okay, sweetie. >> i'm upset about it. >> that moment that anderson thought he said shit. dulce, what's your next one. >> i did. ive ive. >> you got to watch tiger king. >> yes. that's what i'm talking about. >> get out of here. yes, people pressuring me. >> yes, i agree. >> i'm going to put fleets on twitter in here. we don't need twitter fleets. stop trying to make -- >> what's a fleet on twitter? >> like a story from instagram or a snapchat thing on twitter. it's stupid. >> what? >> it's a fleet. >> we don't need to know about this. i don't want to hear any more about rudy giuliani's dripping hair dye. i feel like we saw it. we know what it was. we can move on. >> okay. >> okay. >> dulce, you got another one? >> ooh, what's the other thing that i can't stand right now? oh, people telling me -- people telling me what i should be doing in quarantine. like you be working out. you should be lear

i am tired. just like many, i am tired. iam i am tired. just like many, i am tired. i am 26, i am tired. like many, i am tired. iam 26, i have i am tired. just like many, i am tired. i am 26, i have lived my whole life under putin and every yeari whole life under putin and every year i hear the same old promises. in russia the current authorities are doing — in russia the current authorities are doing everything they can in order_ are doing everything they can in order to — are doing everything they can in order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles _ order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles to _ order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles to the _ order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles to the west, - order to cement their power. me than 5000 miles to the west, many thousands gathered to protest on the streets of moscow. russia without putin, they chanted. police detained hundreds before the protests even began. how can you look your children in the eyes? this man asked them. the question now is whether them. the question now is whether the protesters can

i didn't know josé was gonna kill gabriel. - what did you think was gonna happen? he was gonna hand him a box of donuts, maybe a plane ticket to fiji? - i don't know! i guess i just to me. he bought me a nice car and nice clothes so i convinced myself that he was a decent person, that he wouldn't hurt gabriel... but i was wrong. - you know where josé keeps his weapons? - yeah, in the basement, locked in a safe. he's the only one with a key. - okay. all right, we're gonna have to go down there. we'll pick the lock. we'll see if we can find the murder weapon. - okay, but he doesn't go out too often. he's usually at home playing video games or watching soccer. like today, he's got some friends coming over to watch this big game. mexican championship or something. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ - thanks for coming out so fast. game just started. - not to worry, mr. martinez. we'll have you fixed up in no time. ♪ ♪ - just went out all of a sudden. no matter what i do, i can't get a signal. - yo, we're gonna bounce. felix says we can watch the game at his place. - and miss out on my famous enchiladas? - sit tight. homey here said he's gonna hook us up. come on, get your phone ou

i was watching it like, i think i might die as a result of watching this show. >> you know what it is? i just in our lives. so i thought, let's do this show, and everybody will be anxious as hell. >> jimmy: i needed some grim bastard after watching that is what i needed. is it fun to play a judge, by the way? judge seems like a fun actor thing to play. >> you know, it's funny you should mention that. i was down in new orleans where we shot the show. and about two weeks before we actually started shooting, i did some research at the courthouse there. and you see very different kinds of personalities. some like to stay in the background like a good umpire or referee. some use it as a stage. others will use it as a bully pulpit to admonish people. it's really interesting. and then you see, you know, jury selection and you -- arraignments. and sometimes -- i was down there once and i saw a doctor who was giving expert testimony on murder and what he thought was a murder weapon and such. and this is intense, emotional, life-changing information that he was dispensing. and yet he was standing there

it's just as classical music really make us happy if i don't know who wrote that i thought you did you just have a shy ah i know but i totally 2nd thought of course there are other things that make us happy but music is a huge gift as a listener i think it is a great gift to me because it helps me escape my normal life opening up a dimension far removed from everyday things and human limitations you just fly when you listen to music and dying for in my music you don't as it was it's the music does make you happy yes music and other things what a great transition but it also be great to eat something out of what else makes you happy besides figured. that since i am i'm a kid and i have to be my kids of course. i feel the most comfortable on stage when my kids are in the audience because then i've got everything that's dear to me. honest i've been i understand i'm pretty easy to please actually i enjoy it when it's sunny outside or when i see colorful leaves. you can i think musicians tend to live very intensely that's nice in the happy times and a huge burden in the tragic ones. talkin but it was our choice

something to keep motivated on the days when i feel like i'll i don't want to get out of bud i remember i have to keep pushing because one day i want to just reach a little bit. so it's going to take months but i have hope i have little victories each day of the things that i can get done and if you know anything about me i am very determined person like i said don't ever tell me i can't do something because i'm going to prove you wrong because that's just that's how i am so i am i am determined to get better. i never thought i would ever say this but i'm kind of grateful i got to say it because i am very grateful for life like i said before and i took it for granted we don't see what's right in front of us sometimes just for being negative and it takes something big like that to redirect your focus and your perspectives. and. this was a time for me so i'm very grateful. for my collection of community here my bedside with one of the 1st things i see when i wake up. one from the 1st one by god from one of the mobs in our group and i was still there at the time this was back in october. she said dear amanda thank you for everything seen and

i am 28 years old. (chuckling) one day i woke up, i w so we, i just fell over. evhing was, like, dark.me and i mber calling out for my boyfriend, i was li, eorge, george," like, and he would, like, run and, like, help me, and i was like, "okay, i really need to go to thegey r" they, like, immediately, like, put me in a room, didn't even ask me my name or anything. (medical equipment beeping) i remember a doctor came in sure we're gonna have to pretty intubate you, do you have someone that can make medical decisions for you?" then, um... it's just kind of a blur, what happened after i got intubated. ♪ >> the day they told us that mayr um, it was her last day we're all on the trampoline, just... my mom was crying, um, my sistersall my aunts were there, they were crying. they didn't know what to do. and we were just planning, um, to go pick up a corpse. i was trying to avoid >> i love you so much. >> uh-oh (chuckles). >> medical people arerful people, they're heroes. but they're not omniscient. and they make mistakes and they contract one another. everyone's going

know how to do the 101 stuff now and i know how to scan stuff and i know how to color it i have no idea how to paint and so i i thought i would give it a try it's just quite. a big 1st try. this study came out early release year about representation although to me kind of quantified the lack of diversity in a really really spectacular way so they looked at the museum collections of 18 major u.s. museums and they found that 75 percent of all of that in those museum collections was made by white and so in the foreground this painting there are 100 figures and 75 of them white men so in the back room there are $189.00 additional figures and there are women and people of color that need to be added to the art scene for it's actually represent the population as a whole. the title of the what is called who you hate to see. them and your question is really relevant to. i worry that without evidence and data sometimes there's too much of an emphasis on the individual right so one person one thing and then one person saying something else and i think one of the powerful things about dates was the end lousy its focus on the issue rather than the individual an

i would rather not say who i voted for. i just want everythi to come back to normal. that's all. that's all i'm praying for really. people will be surprised, but if or i vote for the lady! no, i vote for the lady! >> you voted for that lady. >> i don't know who she is, but it seem like she's the only lady, so i vote for the lady. ♪ i vote for the woman! >>oell, you have a right to that. >> it's been a whice i voted,ou know, due to my situation. i'm here at the pollinstation. i'm here with my dad-- the o.g. i made a lot of bad decisions en i was younger. getting in fights, had an assault charge, things like. that trying to do the right thing. n ever too late to do the right thing. at's for sure. i've made a vow to myself that i'll never do nothing illegal again. you know, i'll never go to jail again. i need to register. so i just felt privileged to be able to get out and vote. there are a lot of people that are not alloweto vote or can't vote so it's important that the people who have the privilege of voting take that step and make that initiative. >> the polls in iowa are open until 9:00 tonight for anyone who chooses to vote in person. across t

i was born, like, i knew. like, i didn't think that i was ever nna do anytng else. i just knew i was gonna be a fisherman. david: rinse him a little. i never even thought about third generation. just a couple of weeks ago, i said, "well, wait a second. we're third generation." you know, i didn't even think about that, and my granddaughter is down here working at the market. that's fourth generation. nick: our goal is to catch the bigeye tuna. the largest bigeye that we can catch is our goal. david: he's been fishing about a thousand miles out for tuna, and a lot of people say, "well, why do you fish a thousand miles?" we're not allow to fish within 200 miles of the beach, our regulations in the united states. nick: it's kind of a struggle sometimes. there's certain restrictions that, you know, really harm some fishermen. david: when we go fishing, like with this boat, we have an observer on the boat 100% of the time, so they mark down everything we catch. we have certain size mono we have to use. we have to use a certain size hook. we're not allowed to use squid. you know, we're not allowed to use the best

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>> yeah, we could say that >> jimmy: we just did, we said that >> there is a possibility. i mean -- let's go with yes. i mean, ines -- i cannot -- i cannot wait how do you have the patience to not just go, "yeah, just listen to all this, just get it out." how -- it's just like you have to just be zen they're good songs >> thanks, man i don't know, i mean -- listen i sat on "mirrors" for like four or five years and i almost got to the point i was like, "what was that song we did?" and -- >> jimmy: really >> -- i don't know -- i think i just take my time. maybe that's my barometer, that if i still love them as much after time goes by, that hopefully people will, after they hear 'em, when time goes by >> jimmy: you have collaborated with, i think, everyone at this point, is there anyone you have not worked with yet that you would like to? >> kendrick is on top of my list kendrick, travis scott - >> jimmy: yeah, that is fun, that would be a good mix >> i don't know, who else, who else >> jimmy: i mean there's certain -- some talk show hosts can sing and, you know - >> oh, really? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean - >> this is