the name johnny bananas you think that's a fun trip to the dmv?d ice breaker for a job interview? [ light laughter ] you know how many times his friends have set johnny bananas up on blind dates only for him to show up to the restaurant and see not a human woman at his table but a monkey - [ laughter ] -- in lipstick and a dress? a monkey who his friends have taught to wave so everyone at the restaurant is looking when the hostess says, "right this way, mr. bananas." [ laughter ] sue smith, on the other hand, she can [ bleep ] right off. that's not a real name [ laughter ] also, what is lindell miming here >> you know what we do with mail-in ballots? >> seth: it looks like he's milking a giant cow. [ laughter ] either that, or he's climbing a tree like -- >> johnny bananas. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's obviously very unlikely that lindell wins, but his bid for rnc chair comes at a time when republicans are figuring out what to do with the my pillow wing of the republican party, a wing that includes their standard bearer and current presidential fron

johnny roselli did survive to testify before the church committee and. about a year later, he was found chopped up into pieces a barrel in dumbfounding bay near, miami. so they're still looking for who killed? him, too. but everyone pretty much agrees. it was, uh, tony accardo was the kingmaker. he was the power behind the throne of chicago and never spent the day in prison. one of the reasons he didn't, he was able to do as he killed almost everyone who he did business with, including johnny roselli and sam giancana. one of the things that's so fascinating is that throughout, as tom said, these two murders have never been solved. and a lot of a lot pundits in the press at the time and other dismissed the idea they might have been murdered for talking to the church committee, but i think that the mob, the mafia, never, in my opinion are doing a lot of research on this. these two murders. i don't think the mafia kills people for any one reason i think there's usually a lot of reasons and i think it's because people are talking too. both, right? giancana w

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>> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show."t. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off, something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years suddenly no longer there. >> tremendous part of history and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he planned to do and we weren't prepared and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne and there only was one late night throne. >> hi, you guys. >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing? this is true. only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. that's true. now since then he's had an affair. he's left his wife. he's run up a debt of several million dollars. so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat. >> jay leno

- king as he passes. johnny leaded doing a good job, following up i king as he passes. johnny leadedred there are no defaulters, very experienced young man. served as a paratrooper for a number of tours in afghanistan before going to sign and committing the welsh guards, incredible experience as well as how well he is performing today. experience as well as how well he is performing today-— experience as well as how well he is performing today. music changing to another neutral _ performing today. music changing to another neutral slow _ performing today. music changing to another neutral slow march, - performing today. music changing to another neutral slow march, cardiff. another neutral slow march, cardiff castle. field officer riding out to salute the king. now that the slow march past is complete. in the stands around horse guards today, thousands of family and friends of those taking part in the parade, and of course many more of you following the parade around the uk and overseas, among those here the family of lance sergeant, the lone drama we spoke about earlier, talking to

johnny roselli did survive to testify before the church committee and. about a year later, he was found chopped up into pieces a barrel in dumbfounding bay near, miami. so they're still looking for who killed? him, too. but everyone pretty much agrees. it was, uh, tony accardo was the kingmaker. he was the power behind the throne of chicago and never spent the day in prison. one of the reasons he didn't, he was able to do as he killed almost everyone who he did business with, including johnny roselli and sam giancana. one of the things that's so fascinating is that throughout, as tom said, these two murders have never been solved. and a lot of a lot pundits in the press at the time and other dismissed the idea they might have been murdered for talking to the church committee, but i think that the mob, the mafia, never, in my opinion are doing a lot of research on this. these two murders. i don't think the mafia kills people for any one reason i think there's usually a lot of reasons and i think it's because people are talking too. both, right? giancana w

johnny roselli did survive to testify before the church committee and. about a year later, he was found chopped up into pieces a barrel in dumbfounding bay near, miami. so they're still looking for who killed? him, too. but everyone pretty much agrees. it was, uh, tony accardo was the kingmaker. he was the power behind the throne of chicago and never spent the day in prison. one of the reasons he didn't, he was able to do as he killed almost everyone who he did business with, including johnny roselli and sam giancana. one of the things that's so fascinating is that throughout, as tom said, these two murders have never been solved. and a lot of a lot pundits in the press at the time and other dismissed the idea they might have been murdered for talking to the church committee, but i think that the mob, the mafia, never, in my opinion are doing a lot of research on this. these two murders. i don't think the mafia kills people for any one reason i think there's usually a lot of reasons and i think it's because people are talking too. both, right? giancana w

stone's dope smoke. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: ever smoke dope with johnny carson?have no idea if he ever smoked. >> jimmy: i don't know, maybe. >> johnny, as funny as he was on air, as serious as he also was sometimes about everything else. so johnny -- >> jimmy: that's one of the effects of dope. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> jimmy: wild swings, from staring at your feet to being the life of the party. >> no, it was really wild that they would go into his office, he would show you the pictures hanging on the wall of all his guests that he had on the show and so on. but then all of a sudden the conversation turned to a serious conversation. about what was going on politically, what's going on in show business, this and that, the stock market, all this kind of -- so i did not know that side of johnny carson. >> jimmy: interesting. >> yeah, it was very -- great, great guy. very giving. and also was a great host, just like you. >> jimmy: now you're having breakfast with animals. [ laughter ] also, there's a fact about you that i think is interesting. i'm not sure if you'r

because i knew johnny owned the show.sts, the ratings are all pretty close to the same. but at the end of the month, let's see. why did we spend $100,000, we could get this guy for $512? that's how i became the permanent guest host. it was i think basically an economic decision. >> on july 10th of 1995, you have hugh grant as a guest. >> right. >> this is just after he's been arrested for picking up a sex worker. >> right, right. >> and this is the moment. >> right, right. >>> question number one. [ laughter ] what the hell were you thinking? [ laughter and applause ] >> as someone who asks questions for a living, how did you come up with that because it was just perfect. >> off the top of my head. >> really? >> he was great. nowadays you'd have 100 handlers. i called him up and i said, you still in for tomorrow? he said, yeah. he said, you know, i effed up and it's my fault. i said, okay, i got to ask -- i get it, okay. so -- you know, he was great. he showed up. didn't have a publicist now adas explaining i was on xanax

johnny did want dave to do the show.est hosted for five years. i was the only guest host. the reason i got the get guest host, this is why i didn't have an agent. i had an agent call me, and there were six or seven other comedians rotating guest hosts all handled by the same manager. that manager said we'd like to handle you too. i said well, i'm okay. he goes we'll be asking $25,000 a show to host. we can get that for you. i said i'm doing it for $512 which is scale. i said you know something? i'll keep doing it for $512. because i knew johnny owned the show. and when you had guest hosts, the ratings were pretty close to the same. by the end of the month, well, let's see, we spent $100,000, we could get this guy for $512. that's how i became the permanent guest host. i think it was basically an economic decision. >> on the july 10th of 1995, you have hugh grant as a guest, and this is just after he was arrested for picking up a sex worker. this is the moment. >> let me start with question number one. what the hell were

johnny didn't. popularity, a stormy personal life of eccentricity and scandal can compete with many rock and roll veterans to try themselves. in the early eighties, he decided after he met, then already actively filmed, nicolas cage, who brought him together with his agent. the first casting turned out to be successful unexpectedly. johnny got one of the main roles in the movie a nightmare on elm street and playing a detective in the tv series 21 jam street immediately gained teen idol status, as did hundreds of other good-looking actors. he could be so stuck forever in this role, but johnny wanted a lot more in the nineties big eccentric. tim burton. approved him for the lead role in the film edward scissorhands, for which tep received his first golden globe award. so one of the most original and successful tandems in world cinema appeared, burton and depp released seven more films together playing oddly gothic characters. yes, i never managed do not repeat himself and find his own strangeness in e

you need to get johnny a pair of cowboy boots.non that. johnny at the state fair with pigs running around slacks with no socks loafers, a button down shirt. johnny is changing. laurie from cincinnati, can i text you when you're at the 8:00? ohio want to know. nothing about this show is changing. no matter how much you want it to change, it will not change. we may tweak johnny a little bit. seems like he's getting bushy. i'm going to buy him socks. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. some of you who used to watch wheel go back to watching wheel and always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. >> good evening. i'm lawrence jones. president joe biden is in the middle of a massive corruption scandal. whistleblowers have produce e credible evidence his son was involved in cricket business deals overseas and hunter was trading on his father's named and evidence suggests joe biden was involved how joe biden and democrats reacted to those allegations? do they plan on answering the american public legitimate questions about joe bide

johnny jackson seen here dismissed after a judge ruled that he was not the cause of jasper wu's death. >> tonight, alameda county district attorney pamela price is speaking to kron 4 exclusively about the case. while force has the monument has the story. >> the sentences that potentially both of them face arise because of their membership in a that's what makes it special. there's a special enhancement when you are a member of a gang and you are using a gun to commit a crime, you actually a play-in game. yes. where actually blind gang enhancements with gun enhancement. and alameda county district attorney pamela price. as if found guilty, ivory bivins and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivins and green towards the 3rd defendant. johnny jackson, who was traveling in another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the other

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you johnny? nobody easily know what the police wouldn't allow any clothes of these images were filmed by ukrainian police. in the aftermath of the strike, officials say the restaurant was filled with local residents. must the victims were civilians. among them 3 teenagers, rush, it has confirmed, it was behind the strike. the defense ministry has published this video, not specifying whether it was related to the attack. the spokesman gave the crab newest version of what happened. what are the points of temporary deployment of the combined does a few cranes $56.00 most arising tree brigade was hit inc. cremmit task ukrainian officials accuse rush of discharge of information about the strike. a man accused of helping direct the attack has been arrested. i want the ukrainian counter intelligence unit apprehended, a russian agent who was involved in coordinating the russian missile strike on the cafe and kermit tools on june 27th. why? 6? your mobile chair crematory, because one of the largest citize

the day i apologize to johnny for anything is the last day at fox. that's all for tonight.ters and this is my world. >>> hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am kayleigh mackanin he. we have an explosive new information that dropped in the ongoing biden family scandal. you won't believe it. this comes as joe and his son hunter, guess what they are doing? they are enjoying a luxurious white house stake dinner for the prime minister of india. good for them. attorney general merrick garland who looks like he was increasingly involved with the cover-up is also in attendance. good company. new whistleblower testimony revealed today proves

can we send johnny to the sparkle church? let's get the inside scoop.ld get baptized and where a wire. andy, from florida. if a guy pulls a knife on my family, i am going to drop him like a bad habit. if vanna get scanned, can you hired her to work on prime time? i think we could find room for her. johnny will have to take a pay cut. sounds like your birds committed suicide. just like epstein. i am sorry, birds. you had a good run. that is all for tonight. dvr the show and remember i am watters and this is my world. blasphemy. >> it's been left to house republicans not the doj to uncover this. moments ago irs whistleblowe

johnny martuladze, restored the damaged antenna of the command vehicle, thanks to which the coordinates of the attacking artillery, the enemy were transferred to our strike units. and they suppressed the enemy, junior sergeant andrey marichev, together with his detachment, discovered a group of nationalists, who were hiding in the forest militants. they were armed with grenade launchers and machine guns. all of them were destroyed by russian units moved forward and liberated the village. lieutenant aleksey kanavina discovered and destroyed the enemy stronghold with mortar fire. military equipment and a large number of nationalists were also hit. now the latest data from the kherson region after the destruction of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, which was hit by the nationalists. rescuers have already managed to evacuate people from the flooded areas. approximately 1,000 people the emergency zone arrives and volunteers in new kakhovka the water level. he began to decline, fell half a meter, but the situation in other settlements of alyoshka and bare piers is complicated. worst

what have you turned my johnny into, clay?s going on anywhere. i was talk to a friend there used to be tomboys. is that a phrase you can use anymore? like are there 8, 9, and 10-year-old girls who act a little bit like boys and grow up and become normal girls? are we even allowed to talk about that? the whole like universe, when you go into target now and they have tucking bathing suits would you ever believed that would exist that a woman would put on a bathing suit and say i hope this isn't showing my penis too much? i don't know where. >> jesse: this is what they do take the affin nant young males or maybe the gay young males and tell them to cut it off and take the tomboys the girls, the tom boys and tell them that they need to be transgender. that's what's going on here. >> you saw the -- i'm sure you already talked about the appalling for the boob flashing that went on at the white house. let me just point this out. the biden white house was offended that someone showed their breasts at their white house press event but

we don't give johnny that kind of responsibility. we like to keep johnny outside the office.anies. why don't we go after the lawyers on the accountants the set up the shell companies? they would squeal really quick. >> of the biden accountant can't squeal because he is dead. that's right. the accountants passed away. joe from baltimore maryland. >> you are the world jesse. you are the one to make us understand the world is crazy. love you. >> i love you too. i love your voice. that's all for tonight. god save the queen and always remember i am waters and this is my world. >> >> welcome to fox news tonight it's friday what a show we have. let's get started. did you ever feel as though the world has gone crazy, for example like this week, up is down and down is up in the sky is green and the grass is blue the border secure the walls don't work best with the biden administration tells us. we know that is not true welcome to joe biden's twilight zone

right here in new york, 71 year old johnny taylor of queens has just claimed the largest mega millionsnew york state since the game launched here. more than 20 years ago. $476 million. he's taking the option, the cash option just $157 million after taxes. and this is how he wanted to be seen. now he can finally afford that studio apartment in midtown. okay so johnny recently retired from his job as a building handyman here in manhattan, and he says now he plans to travel, buy a new home and replace his 2012 prius. yes, i think that's smart. he uses that emoji. otherwise, he's going to have a request for money all day long. emoji congratulations. well, next to the next to the professional golfer who showing us all what class and sportsmanship really looks like. oh, i love this. viktor hovland had just won $3.6 million on sunday, but he didn't bask in the glory back at the clubhouse, hobbling instead hustled himself across town to caddie for his friend and former roommate at oklahoma state at the us open qualifying in columbus. okay, you got to think about that for a second. he just had

she said, "you're going to crash into the johnny pump.", you are. i said, fine. stepped on the gas instead of the brake. >> jimmy: and you hit the johnny pump? >> i hit the johnny pump. >> jimmy: did water shoot up into the sky? >> no, it wasn't that eventful. i'd just done a deuce, so i did have money to cover my mom's car. that would have been bad. >> jimmy: the johnny pump was on its own, i'm guessing? >> yeah, it didn't get any damage. >> jimmy: are you going to learn now? will you go to one of those services that has the sign on, "student driver"? [ laughter ] that would be funny. >> i actually did that during "swarm." only had one lesson but it did say "student driver." but i didn't get my license. >> jimmy: you didn't get the license. >> maybe you could teach me. >> jimmy: i'd be happy to teach you to drive, yeah. go to a parking lot somewhere and we'll run over some carts, i don't know. [ laughter ] you were at that "vanity fair" oscar party. >> i was. >> jimmy: i know this because i saw this incredible photograph. was this your fi

johnny jackson, who was traveling at another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended targets of the 2 men that are charged with the murder of jasper. wu. >> but you remove the special circumstances regarding the possibility of parole. was that? >> that charge has been deemed to be riddled with racism, implied in extremely unfair way. and it also. it's essentially undermines what we now know in terms of brain science that young people generally their brains are not fully developed. they don'

think johnny vixon from lee goes to turn the oscar. why do so many risk everything for the european dream? in 60 minutes on the w. what secrets? why behind being discovered new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p w, world heritage 360. yeah. now the the by to the nature was of in southern romania is an important food source. i'm breeding ground. so migrate to re buds. it's part of the using a tool or a 2000 a network of protected areas. it's like almira has gradually turned into this a desk that's the worst drought to you in 500 years since the local fishes now to flag for this. now in place of birds and fish, a cousin to the wolf, golden jackals has moved in with the check. i see a jackal 2 there. a 2 jack ross got done. ringback ringback ringback ringback this used to be valerie cas place of looks like amara. ready no said drop of worst have remains very k used to catch the nose of comp deal and to catch fish here. oh, my goodness, what happens to this? like? i want to use to come up to here, the

johnny looked like clay travis at the stakes there.er with a pattern, and starts acting naughty. clay, keep your blazers off my johnny. all right remembers, my watters. and this is my world. >> brian: all right. hi. welcome to "fox news tonight." i'm brian kilmeade. in the entirety of our country's 247-year history, not a single president has ever been arrested by the federal government for a crime. that will change tomorrow at 3:00 when former trump turns himself in. arresting and charging a former president is truly unprecedented. trump isn't just a former president. he happens to be the leading candidat

with that, i have now the honor, i don't know if she knows but i have asked miss opal lee to johnny on stage so we can thank her with applause. there she is. can we please stand and applaud ms. opal lee? [applause] ms. lee: hello, young people. [laughter] ms. lee: and no, you are all young people if you are not 96. [laughter] please, can i just say this to you, young folks? make yourself a committee of one to change somebody's mind. if people can be taught to hate, they can be taught to love, and it is up to you to do it. we are the most powerful country in the whole united states, and we must get together and get rid of the disparities, the joblessness and homelessness and health care that some people can get and others cannot and climate change that we are responsible for. and if we don't do something about it, we are all going to hell in a hand basket. vice. pres. harris: and with that -- [laughter] and with that -- [laughter] [cheers and applause] vice. pres. harris: and with that, i thank you, ms. opal lee for your years in advocacy, leadership, and truth telling. happy juneteenth

to send a message, johnny vixon from lee goes to turn the oscar. why do so many risk everything for the european dream. in 60 minutes on d w. these places in europe are smashed. the record stepped into an old adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters, discover some of us record breaking site on google back to and now also in book form the today with visiting the studio of renown south african artist line estimates. pub gallery post workshop. it is where he conceptualize is and produces his captivating painting, sculptures and multi media works. but 1st, elizabeth, if i, you know, what do shows us how she was those words into fabulous signature in nigeria. we find out how ice cream has changed the life of 10 to my cold from. so let's so when we hear how it d, j. know me from the connect to sleep. the i think is bringing african beats to don's love is i'm finally sat down baby, and you're watching f remax the and that's, that's who was the landlord country in southern africa that captivates. so if it's montane is landscape and cultura

let's, i'll discuss this a little further with press tv corresponded johnny miller. welcome johnny. so the water level, after the destruction of the hydro electric power plant continues to rise, flooding these nearby towns. how would you assess the gravity of the situation? and how does this affect the battlefield? it was a major event in this complex. so 5 is really a medium desk. so of the destruction of the people's pieces lively is going to be severe. tens of thousands of people will be affected. who is getting across on the city area since leaving the area? well, both sides of lading each other across from the garage. so our civilians on the ground was on the road at this time to live in the dishes, the safety of civilians living in nevada. for sure he might try to soften that some cause to mac images coming out clearly. and the people are also going to play the game. it doesn't look like it's going to affect the sides more. the the flooding was dressings. try me is what is the by the time you're just very yes. crime. yeah. so it looks like a very nice, maybe yourself, with the

one of the most famous actors in the world, johnny depp, recently celebrated his sixtieth anniversarym a horror film and teen dramas to postmodern images of burton and jarmusch from romantic tragicomedies to family tales personally and creatively, a long history with amber heard led to the loss of millions of film contracts, but this year was a happy one for him just before the anniversary , johnny depp got a seven-minute standing ovation in cannes, behind the wheel of lutovik xv and although critics did not appreciate the tape itself. she is a dubari, everyone noted, an amazing game of an actor from the sputnik news agency, belarus offers to recall the most striking roles of johnny depp in mexico, enchilata must be spicy, and we have a different climate and temperament and taste preferences. in addition, we make an amendment to the children's menu, the usual products of cottage cheese, chicken fillet, vegetables, cheese, fresh herbs, and enchilata will take its rightful place. on the family table. for those who value healthy eating. so let's start naturally with the stuffing in salte

johnny ukrainian troops have failed their counter offensive attempt on the front lines over the course of the past 3 days. that's according to russian defense minister survey showing go who says caps forces have taken massive losses for choosing ethical. suits are, over the course of 3 days. the ukrainian regime has undertaken a long promised defensive in different parts of the front line. concentrating many units of equipment and much manpower for the purpose. on june, 4th, the 23rd and 31st mobile brigades on the ukranian troops attempted and offensive in 5 directions. the enemy did not succeed in any of them. suffered significant loss is 300 soldiers and 16 tanks and 26 armoured combat vehicles and 14 vehicles. let me tell you, it is not ferrying well for the k of combined is at least according to the rush is top military official basically in the course, over the course of the past 3 days, k of forces have been trying to bridge brushes, defenses, but the sofa, they have a fail, they have completely failed and also the russian defense minister, he is shed some light on the cost that

era of bulk booty. nicholas hawk is in molly's capsule. obama k, where many mike quin stops the johnny's. the jury to europe starts here from the bus station in downtown, by my coat like this one, it's almost impossible for young mullins or africans wanting to go to europe to obtain a visa, so many people use the bus instead their journey from by my code. then on to the northern cities of go onto the desert, it is an incredibly dangerous trip. migraines have to brave breakdowns of the bus, the sheets, and also arm groups here, despite the cold list, this has taken place during these journeys. young people continue to take the dangerous trip to europe. among them getting ready is young to encourage students in accountancy. here at the university and by myself. so much you a lot of the after our studies there are no opportunities, no job offers only unemployment. we are desperate for countries like germany and france, preventing people to get to the european union starts right here in africa. even involved with the un peacekeeping force in this country that are here, not just to protect th

you can get it at johnny johnny joey jones.not spending enough to defense, i don't with it rise of china and iran on the rise and north korea on the rise, and all of the rest. i don't think we're spending enough to defense. i don't think we're psychologically read first war, not one that we'll launch but that chinese might. when do you make of that. >> i think on psychological point you are right. people are -- we're not going a good enough job of explaining to people why taiwan matters and what it means in chinese takeover taiwan it would change world order in a negative way for america in next0 hundred j years. >> we can't produce this stuff fast enough. fundamental problem we have, we don't have it. eanything we give ukr okay, you we have to buy for ourselves. we don't have an industrial base that can might meet needs and we have to pivot to specific needs of endo pacific where big crisis could develop with taiwan and china, they are different weapons from middle east, we don't have them. that needs to change. but that is no

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johnny, it pisses me off because pizza is great.laughter] [cheers and applause] >> yes. >> kat: that is bold for you to go there. >> greg: sometimes i got to take a stand. >> my buddy in chicago said new york city peter sucked anyway. >> greg: was that jussie smollett? [audience reacts] >> it was two guys there. >> greg: 9:00 hour. >> these idiots are saying you can't use wood to have a fire. >> greg: yes. >> you can't use wood to have a fire. what? there's a few things i can count on when the world goes completely stupid and it shuts down. one of few things is you base upstream and get your drinking water up steering from that and you get your fire from wood. >> greg: you beat upstream? oh, page. why do you base upstream. >> because you use the bathroom downstream. the world goes [bleep]. >> greg: no wonder i've been sick all month. [laughter] i have been drinking out of a toilet, folks. [laughter] jimmy! >> jimmy: awkward. >> greg: i can't get everything. >> jimmy: as a cabdriver. >> greg: you lived off old slices of pizza. this i