johnny bananas: wow. johnny bananas (voiceover): a steep drop off into an ecosystem to rival any other. johnny bananas: looks like i can literally reach out and like, touch this stuff. [music playing] bruce brandt: yeah. johnny bananas: oh my god, look! bruce brandt: this is finger coral. it looks like finger tips pointing up. and that's a lot, right? bruce brandt: yeah, that's a whole colony. oh, we got a bunch of jacks in front us just passing, right there. johnny bananas: just cruising. [music playing] i've never been in water this clear, ever. our reefs are pristine, clear, warm waters, healthy reefs. [music playing] johnny bananas (voiceover): as we dive deeper. johnny bananas: wow, it's getting dark. johnny bananas (voiceover): daylight diminishes. and with the darkness. we're almost at 500 feet. johnny bananas (voiceover): comes a whole new world. johnny bananas: that's a lionfish. he's chasing us. bruce brandt: yeah, well, he's using our light to hunt, actually. johnny bananas: ok. oh, there's a l

we wish them both well, johnny, thank you. _ prostate. we wish them both well, johnny, thank you.ish them both well, i johnny, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. far more reservoir outside oxygen should have family water at this time of year but locals who enjoy walking, fishing and boating here have seen levels drop significantly in the past two weeks. just as nearby roads, some homes and vast areas of agricultural land capping in dead—end. after recent heavy rain, but so much of the sastill deal with the after—effects of flooding, it may seem surprising that reservoirs like this one are not full to the brim but as you can see, we're still way below capacity. thames water was unable to give us an interview but confirmed it because pumping water into the reservoir when recent storms raised the volume of dirt on daybreak being carried by the rivers that feed it. campaigners argue the company has at least in part made the situation was for itself. for more stories from across the uk, head to t

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and unfortunately, the situation remains leak under oliver johnny victoria wright. only as a bizarre, the president has promised that the medians would have equal rights and security if they were to return. is this a possibility? well, i would say no in the short term for 2 reasons. one, essentially what we see is little faith in even less confidence in any promises from the on, from, or johnny's, especially after. and there was a war in 2020, and the military attack. more recently. the 2nd reason is there was little choice for the army involved in the car law. there is no desire, no attraction to live, underly family dynasty of what is the algebra, johnny government? well, what is a media is role in this as well. armenia, since the, the sea didn't, the war of 2020 has been pretty much restricted to a bystander in this latest escalation. however, our media is negotiating with the number johnny side over the terms of a bi lateral peace treaty. and arguing here is also positioned to help restore trade and transport links in the region. so our media as a much more stab

you're speaking johnny 18. how the stock number just come in while you're talking about the it thing civilians at reported dead. and again, 10 more women, so it could rise that that legal fatality rate just on the point that you're saying it's nothing discriminant. what could possibly be trying to achieve by shelling such and on the latrice sites? a well, the 2015. very good sir. it's our last, i think one of the strategies, the tribes people against political parties. i'm familiar with the door and yes, i don't think it's as much so now i think i realize they're not gonna turn people against the geez, i think the, the house now it's, it's so it's on a daily accuracy much on the ministry. so i'm so they just struck the civilian as far as i don't know whether it's tomorrow as to why the crating, but it's just whether the assembly great and also nationalist us. i don't really the 1st degree and so it was walter talking to joseph. that is for surgery, the ocean nationalists in the actually so i see that the, the n

plus, johnny at the golden globes. the black church has been a cauldron of change for over a century. from frederick douglass, who preached about the abolition of slavery to martin luther king jr. whose sermons pays the way for the civil rights movement. it galvanized racial progress and it was the democratic party that turned into a campaign stop. no one received a warmer welcome than bill clinton. >> mr. president. these are your people. the president of the united states. >> if you haven't had lindsay's barbecue, you haven't had barbecue. the first black president was followed by the first half black president who laid down harmony. >> "amazing grace," how sweet the sound. >> jesse: hilary hit the circuit but there was something off. >> i don't feel tired. i have come too far from where i started from. nobody told me that the road would be easy. i don't believe he brought me this far to leave me. >> jesse: the democratic party have been filling black churches up for decades. the president walked into a black church

they have an old photo from when johnny was performing. then i felt that i should somehow relate this to now, professor, that anyway i started from here, how to get here and what difficulties and what steps i went through , i recreated it in the movie, which you showed a part of it, we have reached today that johnny dale that master's voice is still holding and now. continuing with the same voice, mr. esmaili, you have also been active in the field of dubbing well, the radio announcer that was mentioned just now , which one is really more difficult, which one did you like the most ? i'm sorry to say that in no way could i show the limits of any of my work compared to others or show more interest . it was very beautiful for me . i gave. outside of children's works , i worked a lot i am telling others, not from my own work, but because one of the famous and beautiful works of ahmed shamlou was rostri pirempari, which was played with loved ones on a cd and kasti. he came and had a large audience. different programs are the same. i followed th

johnny assembled a focus group. remember her. >> michelle obama. >> love her. >> what is she up to. >> relaxing with her husband. >> i don't know. i don't want to know. >> living her life like the queen she is. >> ruling the world somewhere from behind the scenes. >> ruling joe biden. >> totally. >> this is hard. >> do you thunk she is running? >> exercising. she is staying in good shape. >> that would be fantastic. >> if obama ran again she was leaving him. she don't want to run. >> the same way hillary was going. think it's good for michelle as well. >> it worked out for hillary. >> i hear them, i know. >> do you like michelle obama. >> she has a lot of good stuff out there. >> school lunches. >> yes. >> fruit juices. >> never heard of those. okay. >> went to africa didn't crazy like the coronavirus. she would be great. >> don't get me started. >> if michelle becomes president. barack obama is the first first gentleman. >> power to the people. >> want to be a first gentleman. >> i want my woman to take care of me.

after, all johnny cash didn't get arrested for singing and i shot a man in reno just to watch him dies criminal defense attorney in georgia who previously represented chesebro in the fulton county case. you've got a lot of experience with georgia state r.i.c.o., so i want to have you want to talk about the conditional reliance. i want to emphasize, it's conditional that prosecutors can use 17 sets of lyrics that they argue are related to the crimes the young thug of the other defendants are accused of committing. let's focus a little bit of some of these lycs. they include, quote, got a lot of foller a perfect leader. i'm a boss, i call the shot another, one for slimy,o alcohol. i never killed anybody but i got something to do with that body. scott, what happened to the first amendment in this case? >> well, first of all, good morning, katie. thank you for having me on again. while you are right that this was put as a conditional ruling, i will note that there have been lyrics that have already been introduced into evidence. the jury has already heard some of those lyrics. i think the

what it has enabled us to do is broaden the johnny walker appeal for women.e're seeing women quite attracted. for innovation, what we are looking for is new occasions and a chance to really broaden our brands andi having more women enjoy johnny walker. guinness is appealing to women, but also johnny walker. >> i spoke to the whchief innovation officer yesterday and he spoke about broadening the brands. that means the cap ex needs to move higher. the company is saying they expect to spend $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion. >> some of the brands they own include johnny walker and smirnoff and guinness and bailey's. it has been down 20% the last 12 months. it doesn't seem they will get a lot of love with the disappointing sales. what is going to turn the fortune of the company around? >> it was really based a lot on whether the strategy of premium is correct for diageo at this point. as you said, that stock price is down at least 20% the last 12 months. in 2023 alone, it was down 23%. compare that to some of the competitors. remy went down 23% in 2023. in last five y

that's johnny. johnny's room is right above. right there i'm trying to be a billboard. that's johnny's room. the marching band was staying right below. here is johnny the first morning. ♪ he decided just get up and roll with it, right, johnny? such a good sport and he said he loved the marching band and wasn't bothered at all. >> bill: good sport there. 109 counties we've been through. 99 in iowa, ten in new hampshire. >> dana: that's good math. good job. >> bill: nikki haley has won two counties. over two states. donald trump has taken everything else. >> dana: trump wins big. harris faulkner is next, here she is. >> harris: we'll pick it up with a fox news alert. donald trump has one rival left and her home state of south carolina is where they will go head-to-head against next. his message, get out. hers i'm all in. you are in "the faulkner focus." voter turnout in new hampshire set a record. trump is the first republican presidential candidate to win contests in iowa and new hampshire since both states began leading the election calendar in 1976. despite back-to-bac

that's johnny. johnny's room is right above. right there i'm trying to be a billboard.ing band was staying right below. here is johnny the first morning. ♪ he decided just get up and roll with it, right, johnny? such a good sport and he said he loved the marching band and wasn't bothered at all. >> bill: good sport there. 109 counties we've been through. 99 in iowa, ten in new hampshire. >> dana: that's good math. good job. >> bill: nikki haley has won two counties. over two states. donald trump has taken everything else. >> dana: trump wins big. harris faulkner is next, here she is. >> harris: we'll pick it uth

i mean, i mean an ozzy about johnny pace is easier than some results in d blocking the routes. and then any 18 to bode, uh, and uh, drafting a piece agreement with you. but it started to be even a little story and said themselves into these processes without any invitation playing the role of a spoiler. just remember the, the, the 2000 and c and johnson history apple and the fact that the brochure was acting as an intermediary and entering t c metering cause i who back then was responsible for this, a new modem to go to the dosier model managed to the sea agree upon the so called cause like memorandum, which was initialed by both sides and the signing agreement for supplies back then the present of all java made a call to present approaching a new set. i'm sorry. yes, we did a new show, the agreement, but the ease you clicked on the front page this from uh, signing the men around to because uh, the document does know to have some things, the ones to be reflected that it was not in agreement with the you it was an agreement between constant s t a and i'm all data. and so we're t

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bueno, los detenidos son elizabeth brock y johnny gutiérrez.icional en sacramento. un grupo de manifestantes o mejor dicho de maleantes, entró a una tienda a robar cientos de dólares en licor. daniel ramírez habló con el dueño del lugar. daniel, tú te encuentras adentro del agradecimiento que dijo el propietario. cuéntanos según lo que nos cuenta el dueño, todo sucede en cuestión de minutos, de manera desapercibida, por lo que cuando se enteraron de lo que les había sucedido a manos de un grupo de ladrones, ya era demasiado tarde. >> and put on the counter and so they start stealing the lady starts styling stuff in the back. >> mientras intentaba atender a alguien de un grupo que entra a su negocio, el 23 de diciembre del año pasado es cuando 2 mujeres se aprovechan del dueño distraído para agarrar botellas de los estantes y luego salir de la tienda sin pagar y sin mayor problema. no es hasta después de revisar las cámaras que tiene instaladas en su negocio que se entera de lo que ocurrió a su espalda. >> be very careful, very kind of thing you

and does there be johnny swearing, mostly muslim. the administrative lines on the mouth because we're, you borders and the results for conflict in the run up to our meeting and another bridge on independence in 1991 by then a full fledged war had the wrapped it overnight. garner, terrible. it is internationally recognized as the restorative as everybody john. but mostly armine, i've lived there after 6 years of war, means one and 2 control over a car boss and for their territories. displacing some hot in the very in 2020, the sick of cobb us war broke out a survey on no domain. they took the battlefield and the ceasefire was signed under russian mediation. it was in this document that was there, but you all secured the demands to connect. it's explained by army and territory. pardon me. i agreed to guarantee the security of trustful connections between us, everybody, john, and exactly like each of us that keep in mind one important detail according to this document. these were rochelle soldiers who shall be responsible for overseeing

and those are big johnny's with neighbors and colleagues. just looking to make your station where approximately half the work as a medium and the other half of the way. but things changed fundamentally when the soviet union started collapsing in the late 19 eighties. this is when collections that wrapped up between the armenian squire, mostly christian and other, be johnny swearing, mostly mostly in the administrative lines on the mock became were you boy, there's and the results for conflict in the run up to our media and it was originally in defenders in 1991 by then, a full fledged war had their opted over not gone atara. but it is internationally recognized as the rhetorical buzzer by john. but mostly armenia lived there. after 6 years of war means one and 2 control over a car boss and board during the territories. displacing some hop, 10000000 series. in 2020, the 2nd cub of war broke out a survey on no domain. they took the battlefield and the ceasefire was signed under russian creation. it was in this document that as everybody jumped

any moment i'm gonna leave dallas johnny was honest with always johnny could i have your lincoln friend to hear some of the stories. now that i'm making headlines around the world of us defense secretary lloyd austin has undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. he was hospitalized on january 1st due to a urinary tract infection that developed after the cancer was treated in december. the pentagon has been criticizing him for keeping his condition a secret from the white house for several days. united airlines has found loose bolts on the door plugs of some of its boeing 737 max 9. airplane checks were triggered when a fuselage panel of an alaska airlines jet blue off mid flight last friday. since then, the to us carriers have grounded their boeing models and canceled hundreds of flights . donald trump is phased and appeals court in washington over his claims that he's immune from criminal charges because he was us president at the top trucks. lawyers are urging the court to dismiss for charges that he illegally attempted to overturn the 2020 election judges have expressed skepticism ov

is when classes that, wrapped up between the armenians who are mostly christian and does there be johnny swearing mostly muslim. the administrative lines on the mock became were you borders and the results for conflict in the run up to our meeting and another bridge on independence in 1991 by then, a full fledged war had the wrapped it overnight. garner terabyte is internationally recognized as the restorative as everybody john. but mostly armenia lived there. after 6 years of war means one and 2 control over a car boss and for their territories. displacing some hop in the series. in 2020. the 2nd of cobb, us war broke out a survey on no domain. they took the battlefield and the ceasefire was signed under russian mediation. it was in this document that was there, but you all secured the demands to collect it's explained by army and territory. armenia agreed to guarantee the security of trustful connections between serbia, john, and exactly like each of us that keep in mind one important detail according to this document. these were russian soldiers who shall be responsible for overseeing

johnny is a genius. one thing i think he has done again and again about computers is figuring out a way to make them very human compatible. i think that is super important with this technology. making us feel like it is not this mystical thing from sci-fi, not the scary thing, but this new way to use a computer that you love. it really feels -- i remember the first imac i got and what that felt like relative -- brad: it was heavy. sam: it was heavy to carry. it did mean i was like i had a different relationship with her because of the handle. because of the way it looked. i can move this thing around. i could unplug it and ferret out the window if it tried to wake up and take over. that's nice. i think the way we designer technology and products really does matter. brad: we look forward to a handle on the openai phone. sam and anna, we feel so privileged to be when your first stop here and davos. sam: thank you for having us. [no audio] [applause] guy: sam altman of openai. anna mcandrew, vice president

rules for the johnny. >> all right, go clean yourself off. off.have oranges all over. yeah.hat was horrible. but he's married. >> do you guys like gossip? do you like hearing like about people'she personal lives, what makes them tick? what teased them off, how they got to where they got in life? well, you're going to love my new booll lovk, get it togetr explores all of the intricacies of some of the most radical people in this countryeopl, eco sexuels, people that want to empty the prisons, people that wantt to to open the borders, people that want to legalize all drugs, ton s. smokers, blm activists. i go in hard. these people, they tell me everything. it's alarming but insightful and get it now. >> dave from peach tree city,>>a georgivea joe biden you knowi bigfoot, i've seen bigfoot twice, and that'n bigfoos twicet times as i've seen joe the last week. a bigfoot t sighting. oh, now, sorry. that was hunter glenn from fort myers, florida. >> the amazing tribal chiefs fli should be biden's press secretary. that was some impressive air being blown. binder better look for ano

also, johnny got carded while he was ordering pinot grigio.was the most girly order i've heard. also, when he handed his i.d.e to the waitreshas, it was likeri cut in half. she almost seized it. half. >> another thing when you're doing stretches aloneher especially the child's pose, you shouldn't walk in on anybody doing a child's pose. >> it's a very persona verl strh and no man should be seen doing the child's pose. >> so if the door is closed, it's closed for a reason. >> people also go get my you can preorder it, get it together. >> there it is right now. >> actually the same place johnny just interviewed those people about intehelle obama. i interviewed a who was homeless and i found out why he was a , how he became homeless. and ithe all added up. it all adds up when you order get it together. add >> let's do text. >> theresa from jersey. i know how to stop the migrant e crisis. >> just give them all maga hats. none of them would be lem mat bn in nobody phones a maga hat. then the wall goes up.s up >> joe from bama, texas. is living the

. >> johnny cash. >> i know you're a big johnny cash fan.. he had a bunch of great records and he loved johnny cash. >> and that song is quick, fast. it makes you want to jump up and down and dance. >> now it's a honky-tonk here in austin, and it's still going. and it's going to be 20 this year. so -- >> it's going to be 20 this year. congratulations. >> when you take this around do you have memorable moments taking around to folks? >> just driving it around is a memorable moment. >> because if y'all have been looking at the outside of this, it looks like a little wooden shack, right? >> the inspiration was b buck owen's guitar, the red, white and blue. >> why do you call it a hall? >> because i haul it around. >> i see. but it's spelled holl. it's a different type of hall. what's your best drink or what do people request? >> i mean usually just beer. whiskey and beer. beers and dreams. >> we like it. >> do you sing? >> no. >> i thought we were going to do a little -- all right, i'll leave it alone. >> sara, don't be afraid. ♪ poured myself

and point at johnny again. one thing i know about johnny mercer, thing i know mercer, the one thing i know about cares about johnny, he deeply cares about johnny, he deeply cares about . he about what he is doing. he actually it. you can actually believes in it. you can be about politics and be cynical about politics and ministers and the like, but he believes think believes in this. and i think you saw who thought, you just saw a man who thought, i'm having that because i've i'm not having that because i've come to politics to help homeless veterans, and i'm trying just before i go trying my best just before i go to i it's important to amy, i think it's important to amy, i think it's important to have a bit of context on this. >> so johnny mercer has been talking about ending rough sleeping which is an community, which i know is an issue that frankly, i think everyone country everyone in the country should really care about veterans, people fought for this people who fought for this country be sleeping country

johnny is as then as sarah jessica parker. where does his appetite come from?ce he is 30 he cannot do that anymore. >> these are also from the greenroom. expiration date 2017. >> these are trump arrow snacks. >> what do you think these cost to produce? pennies on the dollar. if they cost $100 to check your bags i'm share the airline can afford this. if he wants to treat this like an all-you-can-eat buffet. >> it's not a buffet. there are other people on the plane. there is a limited amount of to snore these snacks. >> how many are a national celebrity that johnny is. he will take over for you. >> when you are a celebrity they will let you do it? >> rules for me and not for john a. gale meant go clean yourself off. you have oranges all over. >> but he is married. >>> do you guys like gossip? do you like hearing about people's personal lives and what makes them tick, what tease them off and how they got to where they got in life? you will love my new book. get it together explores all of the intricacies of some of the most radical people in this country. eco- sex

let me tell you somethingow johnny carso tn said, he said, why do they think that just because you haveight show you must deal with serious issues that say danger, once you do, thatat you start to get that self important feeling that what you have to say has great import, you know, you could use that show as a form to slay people, down think thately you should do that as an entertainer, do you know how many peach watched johnny carson's final show, 55 million. colbert, kimmel they could barely get to 2 million at this point. they are predictable. >> they have a writers strike they can't a show, they have nothing original: wo to say. >> good point.a >> we talk about a lot howuld they should leave h politicianows out, leno saying leave politics out of comedy, maybe out of sports a and musiboc and entertainment but should to be party ofut comedy, would you see and hear that. >>t yeah, but ton --' to see some degree of balance. jay lepo i jay leno is one of the guest, hean is -- best, he is going through a tough thing with his wife right now, and johnny carson. >> you see some comediansha t

. >> jesse: ahead, johnny goes to brooklyn. >> who do you want to win the 2024 election. trump or biden? >> trump. that's right i said it. that's right i said it. hello, i'm franklin graham. this time of year, we make decisions or resolutions. you know, we're going to eat less, exercise more, quit smoking. whatever the case may be. that's all good. but the greatest decision you'll ever make is the decision as it relates to almighty god and his son, jesus christ. did you know that god loves you? the bible says that “god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but should have everlasting life.” jesus christ can make a difference in your life right now, starting today, for eternity. if you've never done this, pray this prayer with me right now. just say, “god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe that jesus christ is your son and i'd like to trust him as my savior starting today, right now. and i pray this in jesus' name. amen.” if you prayed that prayer, call that number right now that's on the scre

the equipment from the game console is new and almost unfamiliar to her, just like johnny cage’s rivalsatyana learns quickly. oh, it was me who pressed, instead of the odds and doubles on the head and body, triangle, cross, forward, square, learning combinations to win a computer game, as well as to win a real fight, requires endless repetitions until the muscles remember, i, i'll probably play either jackson, that's for me i like his style, he is boxing, and boxing is the best school of life, the second in mind, i think maybe scorpio, ilyas khamzin had 16 fights in the octagon, finalist of the russian kickboxing championship, winner of the russian cup, getting used to new things for himself sensations when victory depends not only on combat technique, but also on computer technology. participants in the games of the future will fight in two worlds and, as the slogan of the movie mortal battle said, nothing in this world can prepare you for this, although russian fighters with this they intend to argue with their thoughts. and the game goes up to five wins, for each win you are given on

late today after practice, i spent some time with linebackers coach johnny holland. we were right there at levi's. holland's life has been football, but a few years ago, life changed. the 58-year-old is battling a rare form of blood cancer. it's called multiple myeloma. his doctors tell us it's not curable, but it's very treatable. so he gets treatment in the form of a groundbreaking clinical trial at ucsf. once a month, he goes to ucsf early in the morning. after a few hours, he returns to santa clara and puts in a long day's work at team headquarters. and the team has been amazing with their support. >> they're awesome. it's just been a -- i always tell people that god knows exactly where you need to be. you know, by being here with the 49ers, with kyle and john lynch and the york family just allowed me to take care of myself physically, and i've been able to be around some of the best doctors i think in the world, you know. and they've been awesome for me and just teaching me about the disease and that there's a lot of people that's going through it, you know. so

johnny, text of his sister renee the here. the burning us with suffocating the whole family was been alive to ashes, making dna identification especially difficult, a survivor of the nose or music festival massacre testified to police to witnessing of how much the military brutally raping a young woman as another militant cut off her breast and toyed with a 2nd militant, then raped her again, shooting her in the head while still inside her in one video recorded by a home surveillance system. how much the miller can throws a grenade into a safer and where a father and his 2 sons have rushed to hide. the father is killed. the 2 sons are injured and bleeding. as a militant pulls them into the living room. one child can be heard screaming to his brother, why am i alive? i can't see anything. they going to kill us. the militant casually opened the fridge, takes out a bottle and drinks and then there is this recall. busy from keyboards miss, i'll send you. c the the, the, the as stated, none of these atrocities absolve israel of its

and as a by johnny chaperone drives the head. but it's plain to see 30 years of war have left a mark, mines and munitions still litter the ground nearby, the old as erie armenian front lines today job years. so my dog and his team are looking for unexploded minds, a life threatening task. now me, yes, we have seen several die soldiers done with a military personnel to the facility. and even the way to the toilet must be carefully marked we as clearly the minds armenians, azerbaijan, as well as the area we are currently carrying, was contaminated by our enemy. let them set up a number in my list of most of them, which means as of now, these areas are trusted with mind. they might allow us to come on me, let me, let me, let's just let me stay after. so that's what our chaperone interrupt. she takes issue with selma dogs wording, and then we don't say enemies. we say separatists armenians are not our enemies. we don't see them as enemies. the immense, if that's a letter from what the minds were laid by armenian separatist forces in

last week they announced to johnny golden globes red carpet that they're running.se: oprah and the rock. bring it home. >> are you running? >> i not only ran. i hiked up stone canyon today all the way to the top two miles straight up, and then i jogged all the way back down. >> jesse: duffy for the win. >> i thought she was referring too. >> jesse: 2-0. >> i thought she meant running for office. >> i thought we were changing in up 2024. maybe 2025. >> i have that hat. waiting for the new version. >> jesse: big programming note. watch jesse waters "prime time" monday night. has to be monday night. the live results of the iowa caucuses will be here live on "prime time." suzanne from california, jesse, i'm not surprised you didn't mention joe is using a straw. i heard a rumor about a straw. he's not listening to me about straws or anything. jim from wisconsin. love the white house retirement home skit. how can i get a room? sorry that room is only for one man. jeff from illinois. saban's office says, do your job. i don't think he will be invited to the white house any

you know how many people watch johnny carson's final show 55 million people.bell can barely get to 2 million because of predictable. lisa: would have a writer strike they can have a show because there's nothing original. i would ask you because we talked how they should leave politics out of things. jay leno say leave it out of comedy how about out of sports in music and entertainment but should politics be a part of comedy would you like to see and hear that. >> i want to see some degree of ballots but that's a great greg gutfeld and jimmy fallon is filling a void that should be felt, jay leno is one of the best he's going through a tough thing with his wife right now and i can think about how hard it is for what is going there with his wife and god bless him and johnny carson because they gave balance just like joe said. tomi: as were wrapping this up you look at some comedians that go there under uncensored and they don't beyond greg gutfeld jimmy failla but you look at dave chapelle and the success he refuses to back onto the woke mob in his successful. li

>> johnny's good. >> this is your world.o the message from new hampshire is clear. republicans are ready to move on to the general. but one woman wants essay, and if nikki haley comes within single digits of donald trump here in new hampshire tomorrow, or beats him, obviously, she can justify staying in and waging another battle in south carolina. but south carolina is a month away. and if nikki haley doesn't over perform tomorrow, then she is a braver woman than i thought. because she will have to withstand a month of tongue lashing from the wicked trash tn politics. plus an avalanche of endorsements, a pressure campaign from republican voters to pack it in with grace, for the sake of the party's financial health and muscle tone. the general election is not going to be pretty and the republican party is only going to win when the party is fully supportive of the nominee. keep the focus like a laser on the threat to the american people, joe biden. but who am i to give anybody advice? the decision is yours. kellyanne conway i

johnny gets to root causes. ♪ ♪ >> how's your dry january?body's going out to the bars, you just bust a move? ♪ ♪ >> how often do you drink? >> i just drank 5 minutes ago before i walked up. >> every day, christmas, my birthday, new year's. >> memorial day. >> smoke a little weed on memorial day. >> one to institute two turns to three, three turns to floor, and we are down on the floor. >> what is your go to drink? >> i do a sex on the beach. that's it. that's it. >> margaritas. >> beer, too, though. >> i liked beer. i still like beer. >> what drives you to drink? >> my mom bleeped me off. >> trains, there's a lot of weirdos. >> my girlfriend. >> what did she do? >> all she do is [bleep] nag all the time. >> my stepbrother. >> you sound insane, do you realize that? you should be [bleep]! >> do you get happy, angry? >> the guys play music, we get sturdy. you don't know it gets dirty is? ray from new york? i'm from the bronx. that's what we do, we get sturdy. >> it's the funniest thing to happen to you while drinking? >> probably fall on my fac

we interviewed johnny flynn.arly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjohnny flynn looked up to you? oh, yes. peter o'toole, i rememberseeing him at the bristol old vic playing jimmy porter. ten years later, he was playing my father in lion in winter. and laurence olivier, i worked with him. my life has unfolded in a way which is beyond my — i couldn't have organised anything like that. i couldn't have dreamed that up. but i've been the most fortunate person in the world. the funny thing, now, at 86 years of age and facing, you know, the inevitable, and i feel more at peace with that than i've ever done, is the fact that i can't really take credit for any of it. my life is a complete mystery to me. i don't even know why i act. so when any young actor says, "how do you do it?", i say, "i don't know. "learn your lines, show up and don't bump into the furniture!" but use comp

we interviewed johnny flynn.as clearly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjohnny flynn looked up to you? oh, yes. peter o'toole, i rememberseeing him at the bristol old vic playing jimmy porter. ten years later, he was playing my father in lion in winter. and laurence olivier, i worked with him. my life has unfolded in a way which is beyond my — i couldn't have organised anything like that. i couldn't have dreamed that up. but i've been the most fortunate person in the world. the funny thing, now, at 86 years of age and facing, you know, the inevitable, and i feel more at peace with that than i've ever done, is the fact that i can't really take credit for any of it. my life is a complete mystery to me. i don't even know why i act. so when any young actor says, "how do you do it?", i say, "i don't know. "learn your lines, show up and don't bump into the furniture!" but us

in my opinion, some of the other big johnny side, which is based on ethnic cleansing of, to armenians from their, from their home towns just like what's happened, drink what one, when the ultimate need 5, committed. similar, if you use crimes against the armenians back then did the difference this time is that as of age on a is a back by turkey. and the also so many regional and international powers who have given green lights to as of age on to commit this ethnic cleansing against armenians. all right, so like many other regions or, or on claims in various parts of the world, there have been frozen, conflicts over land. what makes this one different than other territorial disputes? what me the, the only difference in my opinion between this conflict in order to reach one of the conflicts is history. armenians, a live truly genocide. they paid one and a half 1000000 victims during the ethnic cleansing of the autumn, an empire against them. so they have always this, they have a devil of this, a bible instincts and survival to make on his ends in order to continue their presence individ

um, johnny, about the barriers. um, johnny, about the barriers.ow do you think this will help to break down those essential barriers ? yeah, and a lot of barriers? yeah, and a lot of these barriers are the ones that we self—impose , which is why we self—impose, which is why the way has come about, way that this has come about, it's a health provision really crafted for veterans by veterans and the way in which i was referred to mental health support was by one of my peers, one of my muckers picking up the phone to me, checking in, see how how i was sent thing that something had changed. >> i know that my own behaviours had changed at home, but he'd picked up on it too. >> so that kind of peer to peer support . support. >> but more that, support. >> but more that , once you >> but more than that, once you actually then feel able to access that support, we've now got better provision for us. and not only can we access that now, but we can actually thrive five out of the other side. as i know many people who have accessed mental health support from t

johnny went to the dog park to teach some owners some manners. who do we have here?ring. >> is he going to biden me? >> gracie. >> jupiter. >> this is a do. i don't know. >> what kind of dog? >> a french bulldog. >> italian greyhounds. she likes everything. >> she's a rescue from mazatlan. >> from where? >> mazatlan, mexico. >> is she friendly? >> she has a lot of opinions. >> democrat or republican? >> independent. >> she would take other dogs balls and take them. >> that would hurt. >> they are toys. ♪ music playing ♪ >> does daisy do any tricks? >> she knows how to sit and spin. good girl. >> we can dance if we want to. >> it's like "dancing with the stars". ♪ music playing ♪ is your dog your favorite family member? >> my dog is my favorite creature on the planet. >> this is my whole life. i used to have a job and friends and this is what i have now. >> you know what they say? owners look like their dogs. >> they say she is cute. i will take that as a complement. >> we dressed alike. >> come on, dude. you guys are not twins. >> has your dog ever bitten anyone? >>

i also speak to the younger nicky winton actor, johnny flynn...erience of making it will never leave me. ..and 90—year—old renate collins, whose life was saved by nicholas winton. i'm assuming that's you. that's me. if it's not faith that drives you, what is it? ethics. this is sir nicholas winton being interviewed on the bbc�*s hardtalk programme in 2014 when he was 105. love, honesty, decency... ..ethics. that standard of life. i believe in ethics. and if everybody believes in ethics, we'd have no problems at all. 26 years earlier, another bbc programme, that's life, thrust him into the spotlight after it was handed a wartime scrapbook. that tv show told the true story of how nicholas winton had saved the lives of 669 mainly jewish children. so we told her about him. she said... "i tried very hard to find out who had rescued us. "i even tried the archbishop of canterbury to see if he knew. "but i drew a blank. "i would very much like to meet nicholas winton to thank him "for saving my life. "if it hadn't been for this man, i wouldn't be here "to

the munster flanker chosen to usher in a new era following johnny sexton�*s retirement. captained ireland on ten occasions and will lead the team out when they begin the defence of their six nations title away to france on february second in marseille. golden state warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic, a mentor to two—time nba mvp nikola jokic and a former star player in his native serbia has died at the age of 46. milojevic, who was part of the staff that helped the warriors win the 2022 nba championship was hospitalised in salt lake city after suffering a medical emergency on tuesday. warriors head coach steve kerr paid this tribute... "in addition to being a terrific basketball coach, dejan was one of the most positive and beautiful human beings i have ever known, someone who broughtjoy and light to every single day with his passion and energy." you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. claimant from me, we'll see you hello there. o

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