literally try to get to it. to get to the bottom of it, as a child, when i watched films about indiana jonesan archaeologist, and stanislav took it and became, hello, stanislav, hello, the most amazing thing is that stanislav doesn’t mind telling me about what he’s digging and giving it to me try to do this today, well, let my dream come true, but first, what are you studying, where are you digging, well, look, today we are digging the foundation 17th century church in the town of sislych. i want to dig, well, let’s climb, then go ahead, at stanislav ’s, something is crumbling here, the ladder is fine, here they are excavating, the ladder is very frail, listen, or you can just jump, and fuck, cool, this is the feeling, i really we too found ourselves in some ancient era, but there is gold, we can find it, we can if we find everything that’s ours, in half, right? of course, i didn’t expect to dig up my own machu picchu, but i would really like to find an exhibit that would be named after me, but everything around is the same color and it’s not clear how to tell the difference an ordinary ston

yeah, indiana jones. looking for really important stuff.ame out when i was a child -- will: history. pete: came out when i was a kid, i loved it. he's trying to find the holy grail. it's like a meaningful thing. carly: totally. pete: i want to thank dana. listen to her podcast, everything will be okay on the podcast. carly: i'm excited for her as well. will:cosm up, former special ops derrick anderson gained a major endorsement to flip a virginia house seat red. he's coming up. carly. the fallout over the defend the police movement and mid sized cities suffered from far left rhetoric and that shocking report is coming up next. you've worn many hats, from past jobs in fact. now, you can trade in those hats to help earn your grad cap! your past experience can help you earn your degree faster and for less. (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. (woman) bingo. (v

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indiana jones comes to mind. i mean, they put him sort of in the in the back room and they have this woman be the big the big action hero of that thing. so this has been playing out over and over again, you know, growing up as a kid, i remember all these sitcoms around, even sitcoms around now. the guy is always kind of the one that the button of all the jokes, he's kind of a dumpy dad. the moms kind of hog, the kids are teenagers and they all just pick on dad to make dad look horrible. and and this is what kids are growing up with is saying that the father is not that important for the family, which is quite sad to me. so to me, you know, you eliminate the patriarchy and i think you eliminate the human race. and the bible teaches, you know, honor thy father. but sitcoms don't do that. it's a totally opposite way around. and television and movies have been doing it for a very, very long time now. and i think that we got to get to a place where enough is enough and just start standing up for let let kids be kids a

then that strategy fails so many times with, like i mentioned the flash or any transformer as or indiana jones, you know, movies that may be, you know, there's been a $100000000.00 or more marketing it and probably did not do as well as they were expecting hollywood a bollywood r to the world's largest film industries. how their production budgets and hollywood compared to those in bollywood. and what are the key differences and cost structures between these 2 giant industries? so, you know, bollywood is so interesting to me because it's a bigger they make more films than all the wood. i'm correct and i think nigeria even even bigger. but when they say they make more than you doesn't necessarily mean the quality is always is good. that said, i've seen the bollywood productions. i've gotten so much better overtime. and then now they have a new movies that are coming to netflix and hulu. and the t series that are just the same quality is, is what you'll find in, in hollywood. so i, and i'm sure you know, again, i don't know bollywood well enough to say how it compares. i'm sure that their budget

which wasn't sending an 80-year-old on a dangerous mission across the globe the plot of the last indiana jonesov movie? [ laughter ] [ applause ] and i'm not sure that went great. this is a risky trip for the president. but if it goes well, it could give his campaign a boost. he just lost out on a major endorsement from, i don't know if you heard this, from waka flocka flame. who, out of nowhere, decided to endorse donald trump. do you think trump knows who that is? there's an excellent chance trump thinks waka flaka flame is the name of a sandwich at burger king. [ laughter ] waka hasn't always been supportive of trump. in 2015, he tweeted, "f -- donald j. trump." and in 2017, a fan threw a trump jersey on stage while he was performing and he did this, not a very nice thing to do. but this turnaround is big. because as goes waka flaka flame, so goes flocka seagulls. and chumbawumba too. [ laughter ] by the way, if you're keeping track, it's important to note that trump is up to three black friends. [ laughter and applause ] speaking of unlikely friends, have you heard the latest about mitt ro

movie division also suffering from a string of box office bombs the remake of haunted manchin in indiana jonesto own back their budgets, also adding salt to the wound disney world is reporting lower attendance while still in a legal battle with florida over the self-governing agreement. all of this has hurt the stock price, it's fallen more than 100 bucks since its all-time high in march of 2021. disney's market cap has dropped 56% or $200 billion in just the last 32 much. the question is where does disney go from here. earlier in the year bob iger announced plans to cut 7000 jobs and shrink the annual cost by five and a half billion dollars, he also pledged a massive 60 billion-dollar investment in disney's theme parks and cruise division. but there are expectations as well that the dividend payments will resume by the end of the year. the future would also likely involve a yard sale for disney assets potentially a much talked about the dying tv division included a portion of espn and maybe abc to be sold and by the way disney becomes a leaner company which it appears to be heading toward, it

and it was sort of like the geeky side of indiana jones. it wasn't the whips and the boulders, you know, chasing around, but it was finding these weird little pieces of paper in an archive that, in the context of the case, were treasure. and so peter helped me along quite a bit on the nonfiction piece, and i was aware that figuring out the notes section and all my sourcing and stuff was going to be challenging. so i tried to be diligent about that through the process and there's some technical differences as well. if you you know, with fiction, i write by hand, i write on a yellow legal pad and i, i can cross things out and, you know, move them around with the nonfiction. and i could write, you know, in a number on a plane or a cafe, which i would often do as joe and i met writing at the new york public library in midtown. but with nonfiction, i write. i key it all in, right in the laptop. i have to be in my place. i've got stacks of secondary materials, all around me and i need an interconnect internet connection. whereas with fiction i tr

when i touch things like this, i feel like indiana and jones. the first door of the church, it is more than 400 years old, there is even a there are some ancient manuscripts, but in reality everything is much simpler, this is a prayer that parishioners read before entering the temple. inside , the church looks... unreal: linden ornaments, incredible vaults, a rich altar with columns and wooden sculptures of the apostles peter and paul. the family coat of arms of sapieha is also located here. the church was built on the territory of the residence of the lion sapieha, in general, with his money, so the family coat of arms takes pride of place above the altar. each new owner rebuilt the church a little, changed its design, but most importantly, it was never closed. for 400 years, even in soviet times. in addition to a very rich interior with baroque architectural forms, paintings and sculptures, the church has an ancient organ, it is in working condition and can be heard during services. a very beautiful monument, and if my knowledge of latin does

after that, it was indiana jones, harry potter , indiana jones, harry potter, game of thrones, and he'sstars in the world, including roger moore and sean connery . roger moore and sean connery. and how about this in perhaps his most dangerous role, he played the original honey monster in a series of commercials for sugar puffs . but commercials for sugar puffs. but he's no sugar. puff it hasn't all been plain sailing. he suffered a fractured spine in the mid 80s when filming deathwish, but survived the fall from a burning building. he's probably the country's most famous movie star that you've never heard of. his book is called jump rocky. jump here it is absolutely cracking . read. is absolutely cracking. read. rocky taylor, welcome to mark dolan tonight. >> thank you for inviting me, sir. >> privileged to have you in the studio. where did you get a taste for these stunts? did you get into scrapes as a child ? get into scrapes as a child? >> no. my father was a stunt man , so i sort of more or less fell into it as the which is quite a bit of a pun, but it's true . i bit of a pun, but i

other items going under the hammer include forrest gump's running shoes and a bullwhip used by indiana jonesvie memorabilia up for sale. that is a lot of money as _ movie memorabilia up for sale. that is a lot of money as well. i - movie memorabilia up for sale. that is a lot of money as well. i can't - is a lot of money as well. i can't believe c _ is a lot of money as well. i can't believe c threepea, _ is a lot of money as well. i can't believe c threepea, only - is a lot of money as well. i can't believe c threepea, only his - is a lot of money as well. i can't. believe c threepea, only his head is a lot of money as well. i can't - believe c threepea, only his head is £1 million, what about the rest of him? —— i can't believe c—3po. carol is here with us in the studio, are we going to the beach? it is is here with us in the studio, are we going to the beach? it is going to turn much _ we going to the beach? it is going to turn much warmer— we going to the beach? it is going to turn much warmer as _ we going to the beach? it is going to turn much warmer as we - we going to the beach? it i

like in some weird sort of indiana jones like tv detective. to europol and he thinks that's enough. >> and of course, to be fair to the party, the tory the tory party, the tory government, they've that government, they've done that too. thinks that the personal too. he thinks that the personal connection, i think with the eu and might, work and the rest might, might work for him. >> i mean that's bit bonkers, >> i mean that's a bit bonkers, isn't it? peter hitchens how is he the criminal he going to stop the criminal trafficking gangs when we haven't stop haven't been able to stop them so far? what does he know so far? like what does he know if he has a secret? can he just tell us now? >> i you think it's a talking point that he's been given to fend the because he fend off the subject because he doesn't anything doesn't really have anything to say doesn't certainly say and he doesn't certainly doesn't terribly doesn't want to sound terribly enthusiastic it because enthusiastic about it because quite his voters, and quite a lot of his voters, a

. >> i was in indiana jones. >> i was in indiana jones. >> you were?>> you did it very well. >> you did it very well. >> yes, i was unnoticeable. you're actor. you're a method actor. >> lot of >> you leant against a lot of walls prepare for the tories. walls to prepare for the tories. >> they're all the same. white people are doomed. doomed . people are doomed. we're doomed. we . we do. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> you don't think. see, that's the thing. you've got hope. i have no hope. >> okay, well, on that bleak note, we're going to take a break. but look, next on free speech nation, i'm to going be interviewing a former tavistock trust doctor. he's very concerned about the advice being given by the nhs to teenagers who are confused about their genden who are confused about their gender. see you shortly listening to gb news radio. welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle, a doctor who worked at the tavistock and portman foundation for years, has raised for 12 years, has ra

. >> i was in indiana jones. >> i was in indiana jones. >> you were?did it very well. >> you did it very well. >> yes, i was unnoticeable. you're method you're a method actor. >> lot of >> you leant against a lot of walls prepare for the tories. walls to prepare for the tories. >> they're all the same. white people are doomed. we're doomed . people are doomed. we're doomed. we . we do. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> you don't think. see, that's the thing. you've got hope. i have no hope. >> okay, well, on that bleak note, we're going to take a break. but look, next on free speech nation, i'm to going be interviewing a former tavistock trust doctor. he's very concerned about the advice being given by the nhs to teenagers who are confused about their genden who are confused about their gender. see you shortly listening to gb news radio. welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle, a doctor who worked at the tavistock and portman foundation for years, has raised for 12 years, has rai

he nailed it as indiana jones and she nailed it as the boulder. >> creative.into it this year. george, take it away. milwaukee bucks player. >> giannis >> what he said. this guy dressing up as the hulk after the game against the heat. giannis also brought the power to the floor. the bucks winning 122-114. giannis celebrating in character in the first game news conference as well. having a good time there. finally back here in new york city the most fabulous people we know. ladina manzell and kristin chenoweth. they were the original stars of wicked joining the current cast during curtain call last night as they celebrated the broadway musical 20th anniversary. new york city took a moment to pay tribute as well making empire state building glow green in honor of wicked's two decade run. and that, everybody, is halloween. >> we'll be right back. right b. ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2

me encontrÉ con indiana jones. >> de puerto rico.es no se cambio la ropa interior en toda la serie siete dÍas, te lo cuento. yisus: la ropa interior si me la cambia. lindsay: yo cubro esa fuente en los vestidores de los beisbolistas y messi tambiÉn, todos. vamos con informaciÓn de las eliminatorias, del cuando juega con argentina es un monstruo, ya lo sabemos, se enfrentaba a paraguay y asÍ espectacular, que bonito seÑorito en el estadio monumental, otamendi se despacha con ese golazo y argentina sigue sumando con su paso perfecto tres puntitos que no le viene nada mal rumbo al mundial del 2026. >> hÁblame colombia y uruguay. lindsay: lo de colombia ante la garra charrÚa estuvo como agarrarse la peluca. una fue de james, un golazo maravilloso, espectacular, sensacional pero tambiÉn despuÉs vino la respuesta charrÚa y la cosa quedÓ en empate, 2—2 se repartieron un punto de oro que ya sabemos tenemos en las eliminatorias. yisus: hay una maker y en esta gala marcando gol, lindsay: vamos con esto, diego valdÉs anotÓ con la selecciÓn chil

sound like it's almost just going him the ground, going to be him on the ground, like some sort of indiana jonesve a for does it? will. >> i will break the criminal gangs and criminal gangs. i will be on the beaches. that's be there on the beaches. that's what it like. >> would like that. we >> we all would like that. we would love that. >> plan a bit is a bit >> rwanda plan is a bit is a bit dodgy. it's expensive dodgy. i mean, it's expensive per person. all of that look, it's not idea. it's it's not the best idea. it's clearly now at all clearly being pursued now at all costs because they have get costs because they have to get it. they've got nothing else. well there's nothing else. there must than must be something better than this. politician. this. i'm not a politician. i don't what. rwanda, to me don't know what. rwanda, to me does crazy that does sound a bit crazy that people here and you put people come here and you put them on a plane and you send them on a plane and you send them 3000 miles away. but but it's better keir starmer it's better than keir starmer saying, totally agree. say

c—3po's head as the original from 1977 captain america shield and the whip of indiana jones are all up auction. it's part of the entertain memorabilia auction in hertfordshire . but you need your hertfordshire. but you need your chequebook and you need plenty of money in the bank. c—3po alone could set you back £1 million . but if you've got that million. but if you've got that to spare, then hertfordshire is the place. we're on tv, on digital radio, and on your smart speaken digital radio, and on your smart speaker, too . but for now, it's speaker, too. but for now, it's back to mark and . pip to look at lis. us. >> us. >> yeah , right. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> thank you very much , aaron. >> thank you very much, aaron. now, the big question , what on now, the big question, what on earth is going on with hs2? well, the prime minister has so far refused to confirm that he will scrap the birmingham to manchester leg of hs2, despite widespread speculation that he will axe the project . he has, will axe the project. he has, however, indicated that the cost of the scheme has gone

so harrison ford was to say harrison ford was going to say the new the new indiana jones movie got harrisones so he's in his 70s. he's in his late 70s. they de—aged him to 35 for the first half. the first half hour of the movie. and they can do all of that. now, the great thing is, if i to wake up to an if i want to wake up to an diamond which diamond every morning, which of course with course we do together with steven, that. we can steven, i can do that. we can all footage. it means could. >> i could be at home in bed, asleep. yes. but still also presenting this program and earning presenting this program and ear now, appetising that? >> now, how appetising is that? there's alarm call we there's no 330 alarm call we were the morning there's no 330 alarm call we were wouldn't the morning there's no 330 alarm call we were wouldn't the glorious? show. wouldn't that be glorious? and you can and you can do that. you can replicate with existing footage. >> begin to see the >> i can begin to see the dangen danger, though, as well. well, from saying , see, i can from others saying, see, i can see

ford, they can make harrison ford, they can make harrison ford look like he was the 25 year old indiana jonesate the two and managed to separate the two and enhance john's voice. this is not a machine. as your guest said, that has recreated john lennon's voice. this is john's real voice and added to that is paups real voice and added to that is paul's real voice and ringo's drums and george harrison's real guitars . so it's a real beatles guitars. so it's a real beatles song and yeah, i think there are something like 10,000 tracks uploaded to spotify and streaming platforms every week now that are made by i hated the record industry and the art have to try and get their heads around because, you know, we're music with movies. we meeting movie stars. you think, oh my god, once you've got it all in the computer, you don't need them anymore. we can just recreate it and that robots do it. none of us want that. and so obviously there's great side obviously there's a great side to brilliant. there's to ai. that's brilliant. there's a obviously a dark side , a there's obviously a dark side, which wi

different life aspects. insight jones is specifically the wonder what is hosting more than uh, $500000.00 palestinians, were displaced introductory rate to send the houses in indiana to an incident in areas of the disease at your and treat target things through that to target those even con units and does that tell you what? now we're going to take on this whole issue of into his warnings that said they will have to hold operations on wednesday nights within 24 hours. and we're going to speak on the phone from amman, juliet to, but who's director of communications of on ro, which is of course the united nation is really from what agency for palestinian refugees in the east. so july, 1st up, tell us more about the supplies of fuel that there are and what it means for your operations. yes, thanks very much. shondra. i have not been able to bring in any supplies, any supplies of fuel since the 7th of october. the 7th of october, our supplies are running out, so when you, when they are running out fast. and if we do not get an urgent shipment of fuel in the coming 24 hours, we might be forced to hold our humanitarian operation. one of the largest in, in the history of