mackey? - i sure did. - turns out he was molested by woodsy owl. - i'd completely blocked it from my memory, mm-kay. - so he was hoarding because when he tried to throw things away, his subconscious would remember woodsy's voice saying, "give a hoot, don't pollute" and touching his penis with his wing? - wow, that is so complex and trippy and cool. - well, now that we've uncovered mackey's source of hoarding, we can finally move on to yours, stan. are you ready for your therapy? - i think i have a better idea. - stan, did you find out the reason you've been hoarding? - whatever it is, i don't want to know. i'm just gonna throw this crap away like i should have to begin with. - but, dude, there must be something in your past you're not dealing with. - don't care. after going through all that crap and seeing what happened to mackey, i don't want any part of therapy. - how do you know that wasn't your therapy? - ♪ boom boom doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ ♪ boom boom doo doo doo doo doo ♪ captioning b

we've not engaged appropriately and fear i mean, you fear what you don't know >> reporter: janice mackeyrayer, nbc news, shenzhen, china. >>> when we come back, the lost moon landing tape and the amazing footage on it. it just made someone a millionaire. argars of allgearmstrong first stepped on the moon. it was the live tv pictures of the moon walk that helped make it a permanent part of america's collective memory now we have an even clearer version of it. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: we have a liftoff! >> reporter: 50 years ago today, the dream of a man on the moon came true. >> that's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: that moment still resonates. 650 million people worldwide watched those first grainy images >> my parents were so excited, they were almost crying. >> beautiful, just >> it's amazing. they went up, landed, turned around and came back >> reporter: 50 years ago my dad took the three of us kids all out and bought us a newspaper. this one's mine and i still look at it from time to time and dream. gary george was a dreamer, too, who

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mackey. however, the semen apparently did not contribute to the death, and so mr. mackey's identity is to remain anonymous. both: hey, butters. - [screams] - hey, what are you doing, man? cartman said he has something really cool to show everybody. you got to come. - cartman? - ha-ha! behold! you all see my tiny minions groveling at my likeness! i am eric cartman, god. - hey, we paid for the sea-people too. how come they're not making statues of us? - be you not jealous, jew. i am creator of all things, yea. - that is very impressive, eric. what do you intend to do with your underwater society? - i am gonna send a message to my people and tell them to develop a great machine that will shrink me down to their size so i can live amongst them forever. - aha! ah-ha-ha! ah-ha-ha-ha-ha! - what the hell is wrong with you, butters? - they did that on the simpsons! ha! "treehouse of horror," episode 4f02: "the genesis tub." lisa loses a tooth, and the bacteria on it starts to grow and makes a little society, and they build a statue of her, thinking she's god. ha! ha-ha-ha!

. >> [applause] >> greg: he performs his service if he's super nervous, comedian joe mackey. >> [applause] >> greg: she's sassy but keeps it classy, katherine timpf. and he finished a marathon in just 12 steps. my sidekick and host of nuf said on fox nation. >> [applause] >> greg: what's your assessment in this race so far? >> what do you mean you're going to miss swalwell? he's not out of it greg. he's going strong. i like swalwell i want trump to use my slogan, what would you rather have, a swell wall or a swalwell? >> [applause] >> i said that on this show, greg and went to this big fox nation event. people had buttons that had my slogan on it. >> greg: that's what happened, it's one of the few things you'll be remembered for. it could be the only thing you'll be remembered for, because you are forgettable. >> awwwwwww. >> greg: [laughter] >> greg: joe? i'm kidding tom, barely. joe? what's your take so far on the democratic candidate.e which one scares you the least? >> i'll tell you what, andrew y ang scares me the least becausew he's going to give me $1,000 for nothing and that sound

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mackey wasn't finished, either.ossed a couple of bats out on the field and then, he has, he was going to throw baseballs out there, too after he was ejected. he has a little trouble there but coach drake, the ultimate disgrace, throwing his hat down on home plate. he is for real and so is is catch by brett gardner of the yankees. >>> robbie and michelle garcia, that is perfect timing. watch the perfect leap and tampa and the yankees still going at it right now, in progress but worth checking out. that is orting life. >> see you later, everyone. this is an easy one. you love this guy. me. come on, he's an underappreciated genius. still think it's me. it's not you. now think, there's a car named after him. of course there is. the mini cooper, 'cause it's me. how about this: he's a poor man's sheldon cooper. oh, tesla. hi. hey! how'd it go? oh, not fun. the doctor shoved a camera up into my sinuses. yeah, i watched. it was like the scary boat tunnel in willy wonka. did they figure out what's wrong? yeah. it's a deviate

congressman mackey of florida joins us. am i misstating any of that?i received word late last week that the u.s. attorney's office, where this individual lived, reviewed the information and deemed these messages and i'm quoting directly a nonthreat. it's obviously a crime, a federal crime to make these threats against any federal official this year we're -- not this -- this congress we're on record for 10,000 threats against members of congress. i condemn them whether against republicans, liberals, conservatives, this is no way to operate within our country. is it the fact that i've been a critic of some of the senior officials 59 the fbi that maybe leads to different treatment for the people who threaten me as opposed to the people who actually get arrested, who have threatened eric swalwell, omar, talib, those people get arrested. when people threaten conservatives i hope there's not a double standard. but i mean you heard the messages. there were other messages where they threatened by family, tucker. >> tucker: who is this prosecutor, who told you

. >> joining us live from seoul, south korea, janice mackey fair for us. we're about 26 hours since that historic meeting between kim jong un and the president. how is it all going down right now there? >> reporter: well, it was another one of those warm exchanges that we aren't sure if it will actually produce any sort of policy. for the past several months, there have been very hard line positions on both sides of this. both the u.s. and north korea and holding to those positions is why the hanoi summit collapsed because neither side was being to offer any sort of concessions, so the fact that things appear to be moving forward now suggests that at least one of the two sides is softening in order to push things ahead. president trump dropped a bit of a hint yesterday when he talked a bit about sanctions relief. this is of course a key north korean demand that there be some sort of reward at every step of the way toward denuclearization, where the u.s. position from the outset has been it's all or nothing, so there could be a change in the u.s. policy the

chief congressional correspondent mackey manual reporting from capitol hill. >> good afternoon. democrats say congress should step up and take action to remove alex acosta writing "in light of acosta's failures, i respect we urge you to commence impeachment proceedings against secretary acosta." elijah cummings, a key member of the committee, calling for acosta to appear on capitol hill for an open hearing in about two weeks. the lawmakers say they want to examine acosta's actions as u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida in authorizing the nonprosecution agreement against jeffrey epstein. today a leading house democrat went bigger, taking the opportunity to blast president trump and his entire administration. >> secretary acosta is repeated with this administration always does. they choose the powerful and the wealthy over the vulnerable and children. we see it repeated over and over. so we again are calling for the resignation of secretary acosta. >> in addition to trying to push secretary acosta out, they believe the attacks will damage president trump. >> shepard

approximately 2.24 million applicants and from these to higher over 400,000 temporary field staff for two mackey operations, address canvassing and not respond follow-up. according to bureau officials, the nation's cut low unemployment rate has not yet impacted their ability to recruit staff, , and that's of july 2019 the bureau reported that for all 2020 census operations it the process just over 500,000 applicants. the bureau fell short of this goal with just 903 903 partnerp specialist hired as of july 6. as of july 17, another 872 applicants were awaiting to other background checks completed. the bureau expects to all 1500 partnership specialist on board by september 1, 2019. in the coming weeks will be important for the bureau to hire and retain the full complement of partnership staff plan for 2020, otherwise it might affect the bureaus average efforts to keep communities at risk of being undercounted. in short, while the bureau and department of commerce have taken steps to keep preparation for the decennial on track, additional steps are needed. going forward, to help ensure a cost effec