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so i was giving him an opening. because in the specialomething like we had a blowout fight, and i said to her, i'm going for a hike! and that's not at all how it happened. we got in a fight, and i said, oh, my god, i'm leaving. not, you know, forever, just like out the door. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and he's, like, well, i'm going on a hike. like he was wrong the whole time. >> oh, so i did a -- "you can't fire me, i quit"? >> are you kidding? in other words, he tells the story on the show as if he's like, she thought she should apologize, and i thought, and we both realized we made a mistake, but he's the one who made the mistake. and i was gracious enough to give him an opening to apologize. >> i remember -- >> which, by the way, he did, because he's a great husband. >> i did, but i remember us blowing something out -- you say i was complete aly in the sfwlw? >> you don't remember it right. >> jimmy: there's no more ominous note than to write i love you. >> with just a period. it's such a sicilian method. >> jimmy: i want do keep you both he

exterminated in the name of ideology and i spent more than 20 years in the national security domain, i specialized in nonstate actors, irregular warfare and counterterrorism and now the last 3 years have been moment for me, and i realized that perhaps the greatest threat we face is history and indoctrination of whole generation of americans. >> to watch the rest of the program visit our website booktv.org and click on the in-depth tab or search for sebastian gorka using the box at the top of the page. >> and next on book tv former cia analyst jung pak, david recounts the life of nazi war criminal and later former second lady lynne cheney and former presidential adviser karl rove reflect on the george w. bush administration. that all begins now on book tv and you can find more information on your program guide. >> good afternoon, my name is ryan and i'm a fellow at the brookings institution, it's any honor and pleasure to welcome an audience from across the united states and around the world to this live web cast conversation between jung pak and terry, ju - jung's book provides master insight, the

i went 1st mission and. she was just a unique special human being like you know someone that really. now i had something more to give she had a depth of understanding i don't know where the hell it came from or why she had it but she always had it. and working with her was an absolute delight she was someone that was always having a good time was always having fun with the crew always you know was in this together it was never like on the start of each is was a great person you know and that's who she is as a person as an artist she always finds a way to tap into such raw human emotion then you know we live in a time that there's a lot of manufactured you know productions money fashion actors and social media and all these things and i think that she was really from that in a way that she wasn't a new fashion and felt very raw and genuine and working with her that immediate through her process and immediate through just being on set with her yeah i think she seems like an american authentic and i would say kentucky play some part in it as i grew up not that far from there up the the r

the reason i got involved with this, i'm also a photographer and i specialize in abandon structures. i love everything about abandoned photography, homes, churches, diners, if it is decaying it is interesting. that hobby turned into a sizeable instagram following, that turned into a coffee table book called beautifully broken virginia. that coffee table book started going viral, so they ended up putting me on faculty is an adjunct speaker. when i have free time they send me around the state as a storyteller. all of these beautiful places in virginia have stories behind them much like you just heard. a lot of the public really enjoys hearing the story. they love the pictures, but they want to know, there is no closure until they get the back story. i started doing that for the museum, recognized how much the public loved that then i started doing professional storytelling in virginia on my own. that started in libraries and escalated into theaters. now i do them at the actual abandon places themselves. i approached the owner about that and told him i could protect him legally and make

especially, if i'm talking about a fight like i do in the special. me, and especially, it was one of those fights where the wronger i was, the deeper i dug into my stupid position. and you've had those f >> seth: yeah. >> and can i either just break down go, "oh, you know what? my bad." or like i do sometimes, you panic and just double down and dig even deeper into your position that you know is indefensible which to me is hilarious when people do that >> seth: it's also the thing of when you fight and you try to invent -- like cheat -- when you realize you're wrong so you can try to change the path of the fight to be about something so that they ultimately will forget the thing you were so wrong about? >> yes and it gets back to the whole "i love you everything" where when you watch like let's say a presidential press conference or you know his press person talking, yes, you're like, "well, i've done that, too," trying to change the subject however, they shouldn't be doing my lame idiot tactics in running the country. you know what i mean >> seth: ye

the reason i got involved with this is my secondary profession, i am a photographer and i specialize in basically abandoned structures. i love everything about abandoned photography, homes, churches, schools, hospitals, diners, you name it. if it's decaying, to me that's interesting. that hobby turned into a sizable instagram following and that turned into a coffee table book called "beautifully broken virginia." that coffee table book started going viral in the museum of virginia fine arts gift shop so they ended up putting me on faculty as an adjunct speaker and when i have free time over the weekends they send me around the state to story talk. because a lot of these places in virginia have stories behind them, much like you just heard. a lot of the public enjoy hearing the backstory. they love the picture but they want to know, there's no closure until they get the backstory. so i started doing that for the museum, recognized how much the public loved that and started doing professional storytelling in virginia on my own. that started in libraries, it escalated into theaters and n

it's fun it's entertainment but to be a part of something that meant something in a way i think was was really special for me. let's talk about miss lawrence and i find her well she seems like a cool kid i'm sorry i was a kid like i'm yoda here but you know i am not you know i do from a different generation but when i watch her i always saying well she seems to be such a natural funny young spirit and then she will in the serious films i've seen are unsocial locked into something i go well how did she get that wise about what it's like to be a human in dilemma tell me it would tell me about your interaction with or do you stay in touch via digger your friends tell me yeah i mean i jen jen's amazing she's also a fellow kentucky in her book from kentucky you know i went to prison minaj and. she was just a unique special human being like you know someone that really. now i had something more to give she had a depth of understanding i don't know where the hell it came from or why she had it but she always had it. and working with her was an absolute delight she was someone that was always have a good time

i don't know what i'm going to call in for a special session. the main thing i want to do right now is handle the covid-19 virus. see where that's going to be come july or the first of june, i'm sorry. and how we're going to get the economy going. that's my protwire -- my two priorities right now. all those other things we have to address as we go forward. i don't know when i'd call a special session. these would be some of my priorities to look at calling a special session. >> one other question about something that didn't pass this year. it's unlikely the legislature will make changes to the low income tax credit program this year. i think that there is a nexus between that issue and coronavirus that a lot of people are losing their jobs and need more housing eventually even though i understand housing takes a while to be cultivated. sit about -- it's been two years now. is it about time that you're going to instruct your appointees on mhdc to restart that program soon? >> i will have everything on the table i possibly can have to get he econom

i specialized in nonstate actors in regular warfare, the strategy of jihadist counterterrorism and now the last three years have been a moment for me, the scales have fallen from my eyes and i realized the greater threat we face is the falsification of history and indoctrination of a whole generation of americans. .. >> welcome you this event with michael arceneaux with his latest collection of essays "i don't want to die poor. "this is part of the virtual event sear. we're excited to bring authors to the communities. every week we'll be hosting events here on t

who's the start of you know just that it was a little more than i want to one of the people that i have a special moment when i say that the party of one the east of the midwest will do it a little rich just as though i did this well but believe me it was deeper good but also made about you it was a more treats a bunch of shit i'm a couple machine users not say what to do. since you don't use you won't get an idea and i'd gotten the stuff together today and said just to reach consensus we have a new store here suggest we should charge consents to. just launch of these parts or google but get the rights and slam hits him but he's going to because the honest guys are going to feel like he's about in stay true to your spirit he's looking at them preach going to places it goes the place where you know now is not what we should all become much and said by the republicans you. want to take me out now that's a groan they go home with my story that should go with me i guess to be amazed at lot of all this when they go i didn't really let us know that about people who were persuaded by the leadership in u

i am rebecca young, and i specialize in community and collaborative reports for the public defender's office. first, i hope you don't get tired of congratulations and thank yous. first, i want to thank chief scott. i believe this d.g.o. would not have been written without your insistence. this group contained many disparate members of our community, and we would -- i'm grateful for this d.g.o. as a member of the public defender's office. i feel this brings the san francisco police department into the 21 century, and the community is going to be grateful. the community doesn't know about this d.g.o. yet -- fully, at least, and i really appreciate the inclusion of bias by proxy and the inclusion of the piece on training. i really encourage the commission to adopt the c.g.o. in full as it is and push it forward in your negotiations with members of the police department. thank you so much. >> vice president taylor: thank you. >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> operator: and it looks like that was the final caller. >> vice president taylor: thank you. commissioner dejesus,

jerry, i have to say i loved your special. to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i hope one day if we are ever allowed out of our homes again we can convene in los angeles on a stage with human beings around. thanks, jerry seinfeld, everybody. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: we will be right back. thank you. ♪ give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that is all the time we have. i'd like to thank jerry seinfeld and apologize to matt damon. "nightline" is next. tomorrow night, we have something fun with kevin bacon and kyra sedgwick. and i'll teach you how to cut your wife's hair in her sleep. thanks for watching. good night. >>> determined to celebrate cinco de mayo. many in san jose are not letting shelters in place orders stop them. >> dental hygienists are scared to go back to work. keeping staff and patients safe. >> movie theaters may not be open.

i think that's what he correctly predicted that this court would need in future cases to develop special protective procedures precisely in this context and secondly i think the special protective procedure that we are proposing is necessary even under your honor general approach after all why would a prosecutor take the unprecedented step of issuing a subpoena to the president of the united states for personal records from a local prosecutor if he can't even show that he really needs the information that he's seeking, if he can't make that showing i think there's a pretty good reason to be a little bit suspicious. >> justice kagan. >> general, a couple of times and in response to justice breyer, you have explained why we should use the standard from the executive privilege cases by saying litigation about private conduct is also burdensome. but the point about executive privilege cases, it's not that it's burdensome, the colonel focal factor is the way the interest that a president has in communicating with advisors on official matters often about national security, often about military

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i know all of you worked so hard to reach the celebration. and you deserve special praise. n a personal note, i also want to offer a special congratulations to the graduates of my schools. i feel a special is pride of the graduates of kenmore high school outside of buffalo where i was blessed with a great education. the state university where i began to love american history. the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies where i i truly learned about the world. and two special universities where i have been invited to give the commencement address, though the on the ground ceremony had to be cancelled. the university of arkansas's clinton school of public service and the university of new hampshire. we also want to congratulate the parents, sol of whom have found thesms themselvesing teaching their own children as they have returned home. i hope these graduates, indeed all the graduates around the country meet the new challenge and get ready for their next adventure. good luck to all of you. thanks for watching. we've seen you become sweat-pant executives, cat c

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they will be doing a special ride. i will get to watch you, i hope. i don't know, sometimes i look at those bikes, i don't know, they are very tough. and actor, robert patrick, who has been in many films and television shows. in "terminator 2," that is not too bad, huh? i want to remember the writers who made the riding possible. the rolling thunder. we are going to continue that onward. the rolling thunder people were terrific. we had a good relationship with them. you know that, right? i heard they were giving them a hard time a couple of years ago. i said, "nope." but people get a little older. the whole group is terrific. thank you for keeping this tradition alive and preserving the memory of those who are mi my administration will spare no effort or resource to support the men and women who defend our nation. we have secured over $2.1 trillion in funding to completely rebuild american military. and think of that, $2.1 trillion, not billion, it used to be million, than about 10 years ago, you started hearing billion, and now you are starting to he

abby: i honestly learned a lot during the special. or work and at that age i didn't understand the magnitude of playing in the league against an all-time great like michael jordan. of course, i would really watch the games and highlights but it's been fun watching the last dance and asking him all about what it was like to step on that court against mj and scottie pippen and dennis rodman paid for guide to not know that in having me home during the stay-at-home order it would be bring your dad to workday every day. i don't think you are going to hear this perspective anywhere else so if you want an exclusive insight into what it was like to play on that court with michael jordan, guardian jordan is out right now only on fox nation pretty the other show is tiger king. the documentary highlights accusations against the central characters, joe exotic and his nemesis, carol baskin but some of the obvious questions went officially unanswered. we put nancy grace on the case and she uncovered a lot of new information. take a look. >> we wante

i know this is a very, very special time. and i just want to tell you, i know i'm going to be in florida tomorrow. i am sure that i will be sensing the excitement building in florida. you will have had a lot more people watching nearby at previous launches. they are encouraging americans to watch from afar. but i want to assure you the president and i are looking very much northward to cheering you on. i know you will be carried aloft with the prayers of millions of americans for a safe and successful mission. and let me say on behalf of all the members of the president's cabinet and the president of the united states, thank you for your courageous service and thank you for the time today and what i know is -- i know this is a head-down every hour preparation week for you. but well privilege to speak to both of you. and as we think of the passing glenn, let me say godspeed, thank you very much. and let's give these two a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, sir. >> are you also taking ydroxychloroquine? captioning perfo

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treat, so it's more, like, not so much every day, but as often as i can for a specialat. >> when i have my interns in their final semester of the program go out in the industry, 80 to 90% of the students get hired in the industry, well above the industry average in the culinary program. >> we do have internals continually coming into our restaurants from city college of san francisco, and most of the time that people doing internships with us realize this is what they want to do for a living. we hired many interns into employees from our restaurants. my partner is also a graduate of city college. >> so my goal is actually to travel and try to do some pastry in maybe italy or france, along those lines. i actually have developed a few connections through this program in italy, which i am excited to support. >> i'm thinking about going to go work on a cruise ship for about two, three year so i can save some money and then hopefully venture out on my own. >> yeah, i want to go back to china. i want to bring something that i learned here, the french cooking, the western sys

i specialize in world war one. i've done many tours with many american people. i try to be as knowledgeable as possible. oftentimes these are people that are very knowledgeable. they've already traveled to normandy, the day, but then you become interested in world war, one having a grandfather who fought, then they are interested in finding out where their grandfather was. that is very interesting because you learn a lot in contact with these people, showing the villages, showing the, remains solely you work with many people whose fathers or relatives were in divisions any become more knowledgeable about different american divisions. this is what we will discover today, but we have remains everywhere. this is kept in the red zone. nothing was built or touched. remains of trenches are there. that is what makes it interesting. >> you mentioned it being a red, zone is that something that the french government has designated to make sure that this protection of land to remember the battles? >> yes indeed. the red zone is preserved ground where the battlefield was kep

guests, i special invite them to turn on their cameras. singlenist at the daily and the cohost of the right side of history podcast. welcome. amity.cial guest is author of the forgotten man graphic. biography of the 13th president. she is the author of a new book, the great society in history. in it, she shows that planning policy hurts both the nation and the individual. she shares the board of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. will turn the conversation over to gerrit. >> thank you. i really appreciate the introductions. thank you to the audience for tuning in at this time at this very unusual time where we are speaking to you. .hrough these webinars a lot of americans are dealing with these challenges. really, the challenge that we face right now is a three-part one. we have the public health crisis , dealing with the worst pandemic since the 1918 spanish flu. we have a foreign policy crisis. and, of course, the topic of discussion today, which is the economic crisis. how we deal with that as a society, the ongoing shutdown t

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welcome to our 1000 special here until the news i want to get jones thanks for joining when everyone is keen on installing a tracing out on their phone but in countries such as india there's little choice people there must download state backed tracing app if they want to travel. home within a new normal long stops and security checks abound as india exits its a beach long drop down. i decide i have to be 2 weeks to get a ticket home to hamburg but it isn't just tickets and temperatures that matter he also have to download india's on factory thing as you see it will it is mandatory for all passengers to use it critics of the app have raised serious privacy concerns but still half use it as a necessity evil we have to always keep your location on the brute on because they've got it out with home they don't i think in the present moment is that we were required also because if somebody is infected in our you should also normally in the us contact anything app continue to track the location of users allowing it to alert the was who may have come close to someone who lead to death for th

it's a place that i go smoke my pipe, tie little prayer cloths there, that's a special place. there's a lot of those on this earth. that's what i want this to be a special place that people can go to, and be energized. to be free of any guilt they had, to feel better about themselves, to feel if they go there to pray for someone it means something. we have all these other prayers that have already been in there, it's going to have strengthened power and healing. that's what i wish for. that's what i wish it will help us with i wish it to help our veterans. >> let me ask this will turn a different direction what do you think the challenges that native american veterans are facing today? >> i, i became involved with a veterans organization and i go to the va hospital, and i see veterans and i see a lot of things. i see people that are homeless, people that are angry, on talk about all kinds of people, that are veterans. not just indians. i think that indian veterans have been forgotten about. not forgotten by their people, by their tribes and families, but forgotten by this count

formerly healthy companies overnight by no fault of their own came into a tragic situation and these special times i think require special measures and therefore i personally really appreciate the initiative that it now has being brought forward by our minister of economic affairs peter admire the initiatives of the initiative is a pragmatic approach where we really count how those for many healthy companies to to do to stay alive and not truthful into foreign hands however we need to make sure in 2 things 1st of all we have to have a coming and standing about the sectors where this instrument may be applied and we also need to find a clear way out a clear exit strategy because any state intervention should be temporary one of germany's mid-sized businesses are central to the country's export driven economy how likely are they to survive the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. so well a recent study reveals that the german middle stranded deeds are facing a huge reorganization so who will win until we lose this probably is the $1000000000.00 question but however we say there's one group of loser co

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i want everybody to catch this special. >> thank you. brian: lara logan has no agenda. it's on fox nation now. all subscriptions received on fox nation this weekend will include a $5 donation to folds of honor. how great is that? lara, i will be watching and double clicking. thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: you got it. straight ahead. a judge just ruled in a michigan barber's favor saying can he remain open despite the state's lockdown. his fight may be far from over. pete hegseth sounds off on this difficulty this business owner is in as he struggles to survive in this climate. to anyone helping and caring in their own way. thank you. like you, we're always on. we're proud to put our energy behind you. southern company robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood.