i did nothing. i didn't i was i didn't do it. my sisters or while i did nothing wild, i would to my friends houses and play trivial. and scrabble and boggle like that. those were the things that was my wild high school life and. becoming a writer was a sense of rebellion, not against my family. i think against this sense of what was possible for asian-american. at the time, i didn't know any asian-american writers. i didn't even know there was such a thing as asian-american and writers like actually writing books until i got to college and read my first year of college. the lawyer. but maxine hong kingston. and it changed my life. it did it changed my life because it made think of this world of possibility. and so i think that sort of like revenge rebellion is very much connected to. the act of writing and this idea that, oh, i'm going to actually do this and and my work and think i like who mine to think that i could do this. yeah, that's it. it's a lot of that sense of a feeling. and rebellion also occurs in your work against t

and i saw the judge and i said i think i know this guy. and so my attorney says, just shut up and let's get through this. and and so once the divorce hearing was over, i went up. i said, your honor, may i the bench? and he said, yes you may. i said, by any chance, do you remember i had finally figured out who he was and he in the play with me on bill newman. and so i was president of the washington internation channel horse show at the time. and i invited him to the gala that we were having. and three weeks later he asked me out and got married three years. last question from the young lady to my right. you still have a question you find out how she'll show a mother toll well. your mother wanted to know if she had tasted milk. you did not. but that's in the book. she'll in the book but i. i was my mama asked me if i tasted milk. what i think john wrote down for her. yeah, we're broke down for the first. how did you get the job knowing about him? because, you know, at the you know, all the cable. i know. yeah. we flew out there, made an app

and so that is that i was just the thought that i thought i thought that i could i ok, how long would i be so, so i'm just, i think anyone that you know, see on that the only thing that for you but only the company and then in fact the get the i lost the knock on one level. so yeah, it goes through e mail is not, i mean, the only think i can get is that if that's always fun, no, from the data accessible. see i leslie, i leave id, i'm on someone that's who i got in from anyone sold or should i stay in the airport? the police take us? yes, but they shall probably take us going good us. if i will also say how you will get no steps to say in those, and i mean, isn't it that i don't what's going on and dollar if the only thing that i that i still hearing daniel is in gwen daniels a and a has some of what i see in the system sort of any size, almost a lot. so i mean these best place or you know, somebody say so low into i, you know, certainly the same thing in and out of your boss or like a center or something. i like went up and then we're going to pass. i still have it in the bus. i'm not

in the choir i could sing and solo, so i finished school, i tried, but honestly i did everything just following: hello, my name is dima, i would i wanted to ask you this question: how is popularity measured in belarus? artist? probably, when your songs are sung along with you at a concert, this seems to me the most important thing, because a person may have many subscribers on the internet, but his songs may not be known to him, he may even sometimes be recognized somewhere on street. but this does not speak specifically about the artist’s popularity in this case, but when the whole square sings your songs with you, this is probably an indicator that you are a truly famous artist. you are from lithuania, well, you were born there, they call you belarusian singer, who do you consider yourself to be? and of course, a belarusian singer, i was born in lithuania, in the city of siauliai, when i was one and a half years old, since my dad was in the military, we went to germany, my dad served in germany for 5 years. this is why we were sent to belarus, i went to school in belarus, got an edu

and i don't think, i have to say i didn't ask, but i didn't ask as i didn't ask, but i didn't ask aso be looking for independent and non—execs to go on the post office limited board. let as stand back a bit. horizon records transactions for the post office business? see that again. horizon records transactions for post office business? yes. it for post office business? yes. it provided — for post office business? yes. it provided the _ for post office business? yes. it provided the data _ for post office business? yes. it provided the data from - for post office business? yes it provided the data from which the statutory and management accounts would be compiled? yes. as a director you had to have confidence in that data to be able to sign off on the manager of statutory accounts?— statutory accounts? yes. it follows _ statutory accounts? yes. it follows that _ statutory accounts? yes. it follows that you - statutory accounts? yes. | it follows that you needed statutory accounts? yes. - it follows that you needed to be statutory accounts? yes it follows that you needed to be any posi

i said i was but i mean i saw that i thought i thought that i could i ok, how long would i be so, so i'm just, i think anyone that you know see on that the only thing that for you but only the content and then in fact, the dna, i last is not going level, so yeah, it goes through email is not, i mean, the only think i can get is that if that's always fun, no for them. data classes will see. i leslie i a, i want someone else to log on in so many more in store or should i stay in the airport before they take us? yes, but they shall probably take us going. good us if i will know. so is that how you get no stuff to say in those? and i mean, isn't it that someone's going to go to the if the only thing that i still hearing daniel isn't gwen daniels a and a has some of what i see in the system sort of any size almost a lot. so, i mean, these best place or, you know, somebody say so low into i, you know, certainly the same thing in and out of your boss or that goes on as well. but i like went up and then we're going to pass i so i but in the bus, i'm not going to them. and you know, nobody's

so like when we when we met and i agreed like protect his identity, i, i, i don't know what i expected but i think i was thinking more like, like he was some sort of insider, like he had and he walks in with, you know, his shirts like, stained with tacos and like he he had some, like, gave me some swag of and he yeah, i realized, like, he didn't really know anything. he might be right, but he's just, uh, posting a bunch of, like, crazy stuff online. um, and yeah, it's on me to try and figure things out, so, but it was very with tether especially. it's very hard like even when i got some financial records showing like what they had invested in, i'm just like, i don't know, could this be made up. like, how do you actually know anything? and yeah, it was a real it was a real challenge. well, there's sort of it feels like there's two challenges in there. one is the reporting challenge, collecting the information, trying to get to the bottom of those mysteries. the other one is this psychological challenge that i wanted to ask you about, which is i mean you pitch the book and you start work

but i think i think what what i what i have seen right. so i came out as trans everyone was like, okay, great pat on the back you're going to lose. that's why we support you. right? and then leah came out, everybody had a panic attack and people came to me and they were like, what do we do this is this is this is wrong. and i was like, no, no, no, back up. let's have a conversation. right. and i sat down, i talked with so many people about this, and i watched them change their minds because they just had the wrong facts. people thought, you've broken all these records. people thought she had, you know, just walked onto a women's team and never taken testosterone suppressants. people that, you know, she was i don't she was taking advantage of all these things. i mean if you actually sat down and listen i really watch people change their minds. and so what i what i think and there's going to be people were never going to get it right there over there and we just have to wait okay the rest the people in the middle, they're getting tricked. th

i think that you know, for me think whatever it is odd when i take a vacation i came back how will i get ready to retire to do what i want to do? i was wondering for you all at what age or who moment you start thinking about whether it is finance or health or like things you do when - that what time or age or moment you have when you think about retirement? >> anyone? >> i think for me it was a natural being in education every summer was a retirement and over september was a renewal so that i had the great principle and pleasure and not teaching summer school but enjoying life you know, progressives and my daughter is an education a psychiatrist and called the golden handcuffs because you have this job you work for a certain amount of time physically and emotional and supervisorial and thin you can relax for a couple of months like a retirement and come back to say that gave me a lot of practice at taking time off and doing what i needed to do recharging and coming back. >> so you know, i have a different view i signaled about retirement i don't think i ever thought i'd retire someon

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when i hugged you, i felt such warmth, i even took my breath away, i was pleased, yes, i’ll also say,tions, but after my wife’s death i didn’t have anyone either, let’s try, maybe it will work out, my hands are even cold, otherwise, it’s better like a girl”? moreover, well, we’ll tell them and find out. lyuba, please tell me how citizen kazadubov lured you to his place? he called and said that someone had appeared at our dacha again, we need to eat these and check. why you are not? informed my father about this, dad was on a business trip, ilya mikhailovich asked not to tell anyone anything, what if he was mistaken, uh-huh, who did you hope to see there at the dacha, thought polina returned, and what happened next? we agreed that he would meet me in a car not far from college, you got into his car without telling anyone, then i didn’t i remember. he put some kind of handkerchief to my face, and i woke up already in the basement. luma, i understand it’s hard. natya, i'm going through a nightmare, but the questions i'm asking you are very important for the investigation, nothing, nothin

i want to. i want to meet him. i know. like you up you were up in the mud and all this stuff and you managed to pull this out of your hat. like what? i feel like it was from the future guys that i know a few. yeah, but he in particular, he's very modern. it's a, it's a really interesting thing. i keep thinking he was from the future and he went back and just decided to wear fur and the in gladiator are all right i will on that and i want to ask you what's on your reading list at the moment? i'm reading this amazing book called northwoods, and i'm blanking on the author, but it's a book about i'm really interested in architecture. you know, i think a lot about the architecture of the internet, right? i talk a lot about that. like how it was built is what the reason why it enraged men equals engagement is because they built it that way. it doesn't have to be built that way. important. it doesn't have to be built that way. it can be built another way. and in that vein, i'll talk about northwoods in a second, but origins, i ju

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was shot while i was in the air, i didn't, i i wasn't, i didn't realize i was shot, but i was shot with what they call a dum dum bullet, which is specifically designed to explode on impact, and it it hit me just over my right hip, and when it entered my body, it exploded into 17 pieces, so it was and these things explode when they... and and it did a lot of internal damage and then part of it continued on and it through my left lung and out under my my left arm so it went right across the body and somebody put their hands under my arms and started to to drag me uh maybe to try to get me to stand up but was a dead weight at that stage and um and while he was i'm very reluctant to say it was brain i'm pretty certain at was br brian mccay um and the reason i'm looking to say it is because i feel guilty that he was murder dragging me trying to drag me away from the thing and he was you know protestant lad from callidon in county toron and and i'm a catholic from south teperaria and he's dragging me out trying to drag me away from what's happening and he was shot in the head and the back and

, that is, yes, i continue, i think, now a little more, i i washed my face, i sit down like this againat , of course, when i go to the shower, i don’t scroll through the feed, thank god, but it’s imperative that i have music playing or some kind of podcast on, in general, in silence, it ’s very difficult for me to stay, that is, as if you are enveloping yourself with this kind of information, yes, yes, that is, it turns out that if i don’t receive information, then i don’t know , i’m starting to feel some kind of anxiety, that i either... marina is suffering, i really want to ask, they said the following preamble, they said that marina, are you suffering from this or is it a high, a question, i heard, natalya, when are you, because when you get stuck in the morning, now just a little, and your eyes closed, and the body demonstrated this pleasure, what is the suffering, in fact, i was thinking about this, by the way, huh, about whether i was really suffering, and as if, well, actually not, it really is. joy and so on, but when i understand that this is interfering, that is, i can be mor

so i enlisted, i was under age still when i enlisted. i had to have my adoptive mom basically saying was that like amounted to a permission slip because i was still legally a child and i left as soon as i could, i was 17 when i graduated and fled and got out when i was 25. and that was like a long eight years. i enlisted for four and then i was 21 and then i, you know the reason why i re-enlisted was because, you know, they offered station me in germany and that sounded like a fun adventure but i also on some level at 21 knew like i'm still not mature to like find my way in the world without the structure in place like i still needed it and i needed all eight of those years to like finally learn how to a self-sufficient and adult because i didn't i wasn't equipped with those attributes during my upbringing and so yeah i learned discipline camaraderie how to you know how organizations function and teamwork how to be a good supervisor later on when i was you know achieved promotions but then you know what one did one distinction i make in

, i live as i want and do what i want, leave me alone!rehouses, logically, against it, but somehow i’m stuck not pushing vodka to them, but pushing cars to them push, it was a shame, or i forgot, but not... i haven’t forgotten, you know, well, there i was looking at them, it’s like i’m walking under them, don’t drive a snowstorm, no one walks under anyone, there was a bek, they worked with him, there’s no bek, i don’t understand why we i can’t earn this money, i have to sew uniforms for the fighters, dress them, do repairs, who will pay for the shooting courses for the fighters, but it’s clear where to get the money, well, if i take it for money, then there will be problems, who will take it? egor kabragin? no, he’s glad that the bek is gone and that the gypsies have quieted down. mavodka, the people will be happy, here is a state without to finish their share, they owe us that for the rest of their lives. who? paradise, it's me, marina. i'm coming, hi, hi. to see you, me too, let me take a look at you, what are you, what are you doing, h

i do not know what to do. i love him, you know? i understand. go have some coffee, talk, and you can tell me everything. yes, well, v? we need to come up with some creative title on this topic, you know? well , you see, the thing is that you remember last time, inga, yes, and some man asked you what kind of man? i didn’t introduce myself, but the young man was very nice and said he would be waiting for you at the cafe. sorry. this you were looking for me, and you inga klimova? yes, very nice, alexey, alexey beregovoi, mutually, why were you looking for me, well, this is your story, mine, well, i want to write a script for my future film based on it, and are you a director, no , but yes, that is, i’m graduating from the higher directing course this year, i’m looking for good material for... for my thesis, great, i’ve never seen how a movie is made, really, really, but if you’re free tonight, i would i invited you to film with my classmate, i with pleasure, great, then i suggest you drink some coffee and move on to you, let's review the most inter

i wrote to them, i say, to kill us, i say, it was necessary to have two mines, i say, drag them, i says if the fragments took over most of it the guys who were standing on the street, we were standing, one might say, right under the canopy where artyom was now crawling, that is, we ran out to meet him, heard a bird, well, a copter, to warn the guys, someone there from the second floor was trying to notice him, and how once at the moment of our exit, so to speak, there was an explosion, literally there... for three or four seconds, there would have been more wounded, they dragged one, the other, began to tourniquet them there, quickly call an armored personnel carrier, i even wondered what was wrong with them now, here is one, the second is in the hospital, now he is another wound lies, if you give up there , you are afraid of something, cry constantly, then there was no point in us going there at all then, so it was as if we always tried to support each other in every way, they passed the phone to each other there, if anything happened to their wives, parents, brothers , sisters, so th

, i miraculously manage to reveal the human essence, i don’t i doubt it, it seems to me that i didn’ton, but yes, just a minute, here you go, what is this like, what money, what do you want to say, what kind of portrait is on the cover today, a session in a magazine, a spread... here so much yes, but how much? goodbye, alena, wait, well, well, wait, well, where are you going, how much do you want, at least an order of magnitude more, well, alena, let’s sit down, it’s just that this is the case here, a serious order has been received for your image, well, the customer is very influential advertising. agency, therefore i would like, from this place, in more detail, here we are, hello, inga yuryevna, hello, glad to see you, please, well, inga, welcome. thank you, please, yeah, come in, i’ve already ordered an operative, do you mind, no, where are we? we are at the korooki club, by the way, you have a club card here, have a seat, please, it’s so beautiful, well, let’s have a drink, as a warm-up before the vocals, to clear our throats. will you sing? and will you sing? what, am i singing?

i knew that i could bring her out to. for this book, lure her out here and actually lure her back because she here once before. and i think thousand and four, when i was editing story that she did one of the many amazing, fabulous stories that is written for the washington post over many years and. you know, summer is over and my wife and i are ready to bill washington but sort of it's a ritual that i'll stay around for this book. first of all, for my friend conor moran used to run it and now jane rotondo, it's one of my favorite events. for those of you who don't know and how she's actually a legend in. the newspaper world. she won pulitzer prize in 2007 for her amazing stories on the mistreatment of veterans of the iraq afghanistan wars at walter army medical center, where she basically embedded herself in the hospital rooms with the soldiers and documented how they were being so shabbily treated. but, you know, she was also that story wonderful, but she wrote probably ten or 12 other stories that were equal or series t

i was so excited and i almost cried. i felt a bit i and i almost cried. , teary as well. why did you want to cry? because it was “ust so amazing, i don't know _ cry? because it was “ust so amazing, i don't know why. it i cry? because it wasjust so amazing, i don't know why. it is _ i don't know why. it is indescribable.- i don't know why. it is indescribable. :, , :, indescribable. how did you find it? i thou~ht indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it — indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it was _ indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it was really _ indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it was really cool. - indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it was really cool. i i indescribable. how did you find it? i thought it was really cool. i also l i thought it was really cool. i also almost _ i thought it was really cool. i also almost cried _ i thought it was really cool. i also almost cried.— i thought it was really cool. i also almost cried. what i love about this and have been _ almost cried. what i love about th

yes, i called, but you don’t pick up the phone, i really i need to talk to you, but i’m sorry, i can’he world, so i come, and what do i understand, all the shops are open, please, if you want, the city is clean, the hotels are excellent, i’ll tell you more, such a conveyor belt as i saw a conveyor belt so organized here at the car plant, i have never seen it anywhere, so that it would be like this... “mom, father, he, it turns out, mom, i know, daughter, you are my dear, god, how hard it is for you, mom, please, you can’t be nervous, i never thought that this could happen to us, that’s enough, mom, you can’t worry, stop it, because of this, my father...” didn’t want to drink, but i couldn’t do it like before, he asked them for forgiveness, he was on his knees, and i, i i can’t, i won’t be able to forgive him either, i trusted him so much, mom, that’s enough, stop talking about it, the main thing is that we are together, we are strong, we can handle it, do you hear, lord, daughter, how good it is that i have you, don’t you worry, daughter, for some reason i’m so worried, in my opinion,

>> i am i suppose i would have.started at i probably would have but think about this for you. you. would've been discomfort it, but it would have men in 2016, the president with bernie sanders. well worth it. it would have been well worth it >> finally, i want to end with the seinfeld finale. in 1998 here it is >> seen after me that button isn't the worst possible spot >> really. oh, yeah. >> the second button >> is the key button in literally makes or breaks the show. look at it. it's too high >> it's a no man's land >> we have this conversation before you thank i think we have >> yeah. maybe we have 76 million people watch that it was the sixth and 76 million disappointed people >> yeah. >> well, i'm gonna get to that. yeah. >> it was the sixth most watched entertainment event on television at that time. and as you point out, some people weren't thrilled. what do you think of that ending? >> you wrote it >> i thought it was pretty good pretty good? >> larry, chris >> no, our feelings >> i'll get over it. all right

i found out that i was pregnant, i...thing more material there, instructions, maybe, but you immediately realized what it was? no, well, i’m an experienced person, yes, i can already identify these pictures, if lesya had presented it to me first, i probably wouldn’t have understood, i would have asked if everything was okay with you, do you need surgery or what is it? , but here , of course, and instantly, this ultrasound picture, well, all at once, what sensations, emotions, oh, well, unexpectedly, unexpectedly, lesya and i seem to we planned, or rather not that we planned, we talked about how cool it would be if... the difference between our children was from one to three years, that is, something like that, so that they would be peers, so that yes, so that they could spend time together and we could retreat a little, at least to another room, and so, well, somehow we talked about it and said that it would just be cool if this happened, but you don’t expect it, that this will happen, you seem to talk about it, you dream

i? woman can you tell us more about this poem and what it means to a poet of code? oh wow. that gave me chills. yes, reliving it kids are mean out there. i'd always be asked you a boy or girl when i was growing. so i think it's somehow ironic that this ends up being my research. so after i did the gender shades at mit, where i was doing my master's degree and the results were published, the results had performance showing, okay, for ibm, for microsoft and then later on for amazon. these systems work better on men's faces versus women's faces on a lighter faces versus darker faces. and then we did a little intersectional analysis. so extremely we saw that it didn't work as well on the faces of dark skinned women like me. and so when i observed that from the data, i wanted to move from performance metrics, performance arts to actually humanize what it means to, see those types of labels. and that's what led to a i tired woman. at first i thought it would be an explainer video like i've don

, i liked ekaterina, thank you for your honesty, i liked the girl with folk dances, i think ekaterinaome out and support dmitry, hello again, you are the most beautiful, the best, your russian outfit and pulled sock just stifled everyone, especially me, very much thank you, i’m so pleased, mutually, i really liked you too, so smiling, so beautiful here. couple dmitry ekaterina, if you are single or you liked one of the participants in today's program, write to the website of the first channel, and i am larisa guzeeva, i wish that your loved one will definitely tell you, let's get married, the worst thing is that cockroaches appear here, from her lice crawl over. alka is a den, well, that is, she brings her friends, drunks, but she ’s been drinking for a long time, since she was eight years old, you evict me, no you have the right, i won’t fight, i’m not a girl, why did you shave, well, because of lice , you drink, don’t wash, you’re messing with your neck, he just doesn’t see when i wash, thank you, god, she started the whole you can’t drink for a month without drying out with your br

yes, i think i am. i just liked the name, very good, daria, well, i answered too. why i also liked the name, no, i repeated the history of belarus, i honestly repeated the history of belarus, and i repeated there was a lot of it yesterday, so i didn’t remember any specific facts to remember, but i remember that the vidovt had one daughter, i think the name sophia was tried on there, it seems like it was really her, that was her name, she was then the wife of some other famous prince, how did you know that just yesterday it was necessary to prepare the history of belarus, well, i actually asked my friend. tenth grade, all the textbooks, but only managed to read the history of belarus. cool, and it was useful. well, attention, the correct answer. it's really sophia, later she became the wife of moscow prince vasily i. the correct answer to our question is option a. sophia. tenth final question of the second round. here is a poster for a film about a mathematician and cryptographer who created a decryption

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brought everything i need, now people, i need five or six people, yes i will, today i need it, i still didn’t pull you into the camp with me then, i really need such eagles, i wouldn’t have gone, it’s too much of an honor to be at your beck and call, but where are you? you don’t understand, gangrene, it’s important nowhere, it’s important who has it, i understand, i understand, you blew it, did you blow it? do you want to eat? no, it’s not worth it, here’s a little something, i didn’t forget, i personally cooked it up for such a guest, but what at least for a person? yes, the dog knows him, but my uncle is stern, he painted me like that, at first i thought that we... all of us were in trouble, but he, you see, has gangrene, but the guy is not from the swamp, that’s for sure, he looks more like a vayaku breed, his eyes are scary such valuable observations. but what is the matter, where, when? i don’t know, gangrene sent me away almost immediately, but i managed to hear that the matter was serious and they didn’t have much time, in general, the matter was clear, that the matter was dark,

you see, i see, a prize, here the support says a prize, but 80, no, i, stop, i don’t, just in case, irse, a prize, they say. agree, i didn’t bargain, i did everything to make it better, you need it, i don’t know, maybe, well, for the family, yes, no, i don’t know what kind of family you have, big , friendly, here, well, the prize, cars, probably, yes, yes, i did. everything i could, but maybe after all, okay, we decided, let’s do it, the prize, for sure, a prize for the studio, thank you, and we’re all about rotten potatoes, hello to the city of bogdanovich. who knows me all, to the village of ural, a big hello to everyone, eh, the plus sector on the drum, which letter should you open, the first, open the first letter, the potatoes are not the first freshness, pigs don’t eat, 600 points, letter, letter n, yeah, nikolai , forward, as i understand it, we will stand here until it rots, there may very well be potatoes, and zerki, hello, fortification, hello, tatar village korgala, hello, krasnokholam, hello, orenburg, thanks for the support, 400 points, say any letter, it’s still not ther

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i froze because i didn't. often. i froze because i didn't.b a bottle of champagne and shove it down trousers. i've never down his trousers. i've never seen like that before. seen anything like that before. and me minute to work and it took me a minute to work out he was doing, but no , out what he was doing, but no, |, out what he was doing, but no, i, i think that there's a danger in butterworth. i mean, it does look suspiciously. >> he doesn't actually like champagne. >> no, i don't like the bubbles. >> no, i don't like the bubbles. >> he likes drink it on his >> he likes to drink it on his flights to yemen, no, i, i think that definitely there has been a cultural shift. yes. because you don't want to confront people when they're doing things that you don't agree with. like, for example, if somebody's playing loud , you're loud music on the bus, you're less say something less likely to say something because well, what if because you think, well, what if i get yelled at or attacked? >> it's that because fear >> it's that because you fear the

if i was carrying my firearm and if i wasn't carrying my firearm, had i been carrying firearm, i would have faced expulsion from school. a federal loss of ever being able to have my concealed permit. do you think i would have gotten a teaching job with that? no. but he was given a one year enhancement charge. i will keep persisting and asking the same question to legislators until i a satisfactory answer. how does wondering mean defenseless protect you against a violent crime. you're first in line to? this an issue that continues to remain and present. as i shared with you earlier, i wasn't first in line just on my university campus. i'm still first in line and i'm still charged with keeping my children safe. my oldest daughter is 13 years old and five short, sweet years. she's going to be first in line when i send her off to college and i want her to be able to choose how she wants to actively participate in her own self-defense. i never thought that seeking after the second amendment rights on college campuses would lead me to wanting to equipped and empower other survivors to be abl

look, you and i agree, i get what i deserve. and i just quit, no one gets divorced, no one goes bankruptt i’m with i’ll still sleep with you after all this, well, i’m always there, look after the matter for you. freak, get out, i 'll tell him everything myself, i understand, i 'll tell him everything myself, then he'll feel sorry for me, but he won't forgive you, he'll just crush you, just try, tell me, you have time to think, until the day after tomorrow. good morning, number four, come in, good morning, good morning. “i apologize for yesterday, i didn’t mean to offend you, i promise it won’t happen again, well, i forgive you, i don’t even know how to say it now, they took over what is my new duty, first of all, breakfast . that he sent all these documents to your competitors? yes, but in order to bring charges against him, you need to catch him in the act, okay, but when my guys went after him, some unexpected circumstances were revealed, what? that your wife has roman san. similar, or roman? preparing for divorce, i need ironclad proof of antonov’s fraud, i have some thoughts, nikolae

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can’t, i can’t say that at the moment i can call myself a super-artist, that is, i, well, yes, i... singt become an artist in the full sense of the word, i probably will if i do try, if i make every effort , much, much later, and world fame is a huge burden, this is a huge expectation from literally... everyone, and one wrong move can be the ruin of a career, and falling from this height is extremely painful, this it always hurts when you have everything and then have nothing, you know, an example is chester, chester benington, sorry if i mispronounced his last name, he passed away, it seems, either in 2017 or 2018, and for everyone it was a surprise, so what? why and what happened? well, he had everything, this, this, who doesn’t know, this is frontman linkin, he had everything, as it seems to us, but you know what he didn’t have, why did he die? he had depression, so the question of, again, how to relate to yourself, to your life, what, what, what to want, what to desire, in the end life can turn out in such a way that everything. this won’t happen, their day begins with tension, after

i don't know how that works. >> i just find it. >> i just find it. >> i just find it. >> i think it's i think it's quite. >> i think it's quite. >> i just find it so low pressures. you make a really good point. actually, i've said for long time, just you for a long time, just as you know, afar, know, observing from afar, if you're profile person you're a high profile person or you're a high profile person or you cheat on your wife you want to cheat on your wife or your family, if you're into that, then make sure you're doing it properly by going maybe to, think, discretion. >> sure you're some >> make sure you're doing some common and do common sense about it. and do something that's not something someone that's not going it's not going to get going to it's not going to get back to i think, you know, back to you. i think, you know, a lot of people where they eat. excuse but they just like excuse me, but they just like work at, know, they go out work at, you know, they go out with working with people that are working with. like the with. and it's like the incorrect doing it. like, inco

i mean, as soon as antonin scalia died, i said i telling somebody, i bet i can find a conspiracy theory like right now that moment i saw conspiracy theory on the internet about what happened to antonin scalia. and so, you know, so that's done it. and then and then look it's a business model polarization. a business model. it's a business model. politicians today there, they're not doing a lot of legislating, but they are a lot of performing in front of the cameras. and that's a lot of what they do with that when they're actually in congress. and there's and polarization is a business model for some of the some of the media as and and so that aggravates and so all of that and then some of our own behavior which i think which i talked about earlier is that i really think that we need to we can't be combatants. we to be reporters, we have to be journalists. we have to behave. i don't think that our work is going to be respected the way that it to be. if we're going to run around with our hair fire constantly, let's just do the work and let the work speak for itself and make sure, that work

i don't know, i really don't know, i mean, i think he's putting patches on the asphalt, what happenedo the street? it’s okay, i knew it, i knew she was fine. but now you guys will have something to fix. nothing worked out, but in the movies they did everything exactly like that, with the renovation of the croix embankment, everything is much simpler than with the palace. in 1960 this year, to everyone’s delight, it was expanded, pouring 150 thousand cubic meters of sand into the sea. two more rows were added to the road surface, beaches with scrupulous care. they restored it with precision to its original form, and just as carefully they approached the restoration of the third symbol of caen, the carlton hotel. the main action of the festival takes place on a small, even modest -scale caen, in a space that can be covered at one glance: the palace, the section of the croise embankment leading from it to carlton itself, rising magnificently. hotel. the embankment resembles a stage where spectators are allowed stand or walk next to the performers. this simple dramatic move has been very

i understand, you hear, i say, i understand, i will., let’s just, then we’ll meet again, then, then, later, the door is open, so maybe you can do it yourself they did n’t lock it, i didn’t lock it, i’ll turn it off with this, artyom, there’s definitely someone there, i heard who, i don’t know, i didn’t come in, so what else that’s enough, ivan, i’ve taken up the old one, hello, dad vanya, we have nothing else to do, this is what happened, something happened to dad, never mind, everything ’s fine, so igor, call 102 everyone, wait here, okay, yeah. oops, don’t move, but i say, raise your hands. i give up, but i’m nimble, and you didn’t drink enough blood from me, oh, i decided to steal the last one, i was collecting for the funeral, hello, valya, hello. bastard, bull, don’t touch anything there, i wanted to take it, uh-huh, take it, now the supergroup will come, they will deal with this, in general it’s a good thing, but i don’t i took nothing, but what is this, well, i took it, and this is already 2 years, so yuri petrovich perikov, huh?

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said, i went, i went, i found something, i found arnaut’s personal letters, borisov’s letters, theret they were all in milk, run , run, and... so the soldiers make one more circle, we express our gratitude to the ordinary halim, what are you up to, run, just a little more, forward, march, he has no place in the army, why is he here, then, that it is necessary, the day will come, god forbid, of course, but everyone must be ready, for what they are ready, that their own people will shoot at him, blanks, one more round, let's go, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, well. .. uniform number five, ready, it’s generally legal, show your hands, or... put this fucker out, it’s not fire that will destroy you, but panic, because panic turns off the brain, and a dead brain is a dead soldier, to the kitchen until the end study, run, khalimov, ready, ready. well done, uniform number four, run, eat! arnautzhe is just completely sick, no we need to look for the reason for the greek’s suicide, you yourself saw everything with your own eyes, what we saw, ordinary training, arnaud just doesn’t

i would, i that i vote labour. just wouldn't occur to me that particular questions might naturally telling naturally crop up, but telling them i vote just not them how i vote just would not be big deal. be a big deal. >> on that note, thank very >> on that note, thank you very much, taylor there. much, jeff heath taylor there. i want know what you think at want to know what you think at home though. do you think actually society is becoming more of political more intolerant of political views? date someone with views? can you date someone with the opposite politics you the opposite politics to you still tonight though, still to come tonight though, we'll ask your answer rather your questions in ask the five and i'll be going head to head with my old pal albie amankona in our saturday scrap. up in our saturday scrap. next up though, it's five quick hit topics in bunch five topics in bunch of five dominique samuels is here talking about magic mushrooms with benjamin butterworth , and with benjamin butterworth, and be

i saw drugs, i must confess, and i saw that, i had a long chat with that, and i had a long chat with he was a chef, actually, and they both told me, they've got a dog, they love their dog. and they couldn't into a hostel couldn't get into a hostel because willing to because they were not willing to part those dogs. but part with those dogs. but to your point substance your point about substance abuse, if someone picked abuse, even if someone picked that up now and puts that that guy up now and puts him today, right him into a house today, right now, now, here's your now, right now, here's your flat. not solve flat. that's not going to solve a problem. no, because he was, you from what could see, you know, from what i could see, quite a heavy drug user. and then you know, you've got another big problem on your hands now you've another big problem on your han people now you've another big problem on your han people of now you've another big problem on your han people of ncoming ve got people kind of all coming into place to into one centralised place to kind and share drugs. but kind o