margarita learned it from her grandmother.z: she said, as long as we live here, we belong to the soil. we work the earth, and she gives us the food we need to survive. and this clay also comes frorm the earth. we have roots here. it only takes earth and fire to create all of the new pots and dishes lined up here. it's the rainy season, and the weather is unpredictable. abelino ortiz: if we get heavy rain now, all our work will be lost. >> the family is almost self-sufficient. they grow almost everything they need. or they find it in nature. margarita cortez-cruz: grasshoppers are full of protein. >> the seasons bring variety, and there's seldom much of a surplus. for margarita, living in harmony with nature means giving and only taking back a little. margarita cortez-cruz: we don't need a lot to live. we have to respect nature. she should only give us what we really need. we shouldn't exploit nature. >> the garden offers a little home apothecary. there's an herb for stomach aches. a plant that reduces fever. and one that relie

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sergei lavrov has given a live interview to russian media heads including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he fielded questions on a number of topics including the nagorno-karabakh conflicts turkey's involvement in that and russia's strained relations with the e.u. going so far as to question whether it was possible to do business with the bloc given what he called its condescending attitude towards russia artie's south here taylor brings us the highlights. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergey lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations that was so much to unpack that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof notes that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to

media tell us about that you're right yet twitter has previously labeled artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan as russian language twitter account russia's state affiliated media which struck many as a little bit unfair considering that other news groups that are also state finance which is the b.b.c. and p.r. were not given similar titles but it's not just twitter facebook has also labeled ati's account of state affiliated media again failing to do the same for other foreign state media such is the voice of america. facebook's position back then its stated goal is to provide greater transparency into publishers that combine the influence of a media organization with the strategic backing of a state so i think the double standards are quite apparent that nonetheless whether it's stories being run by the new york post by r.t. or anybody else questions are increasingly being raised over how much power social media has and determining what people read or don't read and what they trust now we have requested comment from twitter and we will bring it to you when we get it. and joining us in

is about to give a live interview to the heads of russian media including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan that we can see here speaking right now let's have a listen into their conversation. of 11 hours and you probably didn't think i would smoke or always a little out of the shuttle and not imagine and he reached the cease fire with the 2 sides but there is no ceasefire on the ground unfortunately so i want to ask you is it at all possible to have a ceasefire we russia say that there is no alternative to a peaceful solution but is it at all possible to us all which we political means that will they start in the. first and foremost i want to tell you that these were unique. and crucial moment for the president could contribute it a lot because he was. always had on the pulse late at night when we were burning the midnight oil already when you he called us was he there in person no he colas. was a device guard for instance only scheuer who joined us over 2 because it was important to really all you need to do the fact that the ceasefire was that the use that you would use should b

diplomat sergey lavrov was speaking to russian media executives including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan also on the agenda was below roosts and to turkey's involvement in the conflict or to sofitel or has the big talking points. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations there was so much to unpack that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof notes that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to mons being put on moscow this is what he said about the impact of that after 2 years that there was no go through approvals. the question is not just where the business as usual is possible but where the any business with the eu

the last time was there when it labeled artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan russian account as russian state affiliated media media which came to a cross to some people is a little bit unfair because when it came to other news groups that are state finance such as the b.b.c. or n.p.r. they didn't get the same treatment but it's not just twitter facebook is also labeled artie's account and state affiliated media to again failing to do the same for other foreign state media such as voice of america or al-jazeera now this was facebook's position back then it said that we're providing greater transparency into these publishers because they combined the influence of a media organization with a strategic backing of a state but it's important to point out that it's not just r.t. that's the victim of this censoring if you like this comes just a week since twitter and facebook deemed it appropriate to remove links to a story involving hunter biden e-mails from his old laptop a story that could have caused quite a significant shadow over joe biden's chances in the race to the white house

sergey lavrov has given a live interview to russian media heads including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he fielded questions on a number of topics including the unit going to care about conflicts turkey's involvement in knots and russia's relations with the e.u. artie's taylor brings us the highlights. well we had a very lengthy income for a comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors and chief of numerous media organization that was so much to unpack but one topic given considerable attention was what can only be described as a very difficult relationship the russia now has with the european union law prof notes that of course the 2 have a lot in common they have a lot of natural interests especially economic ones for example the north into gas line project but he said all of this was made difficult but what he described as a condescending attitude and a constant demands put on russia and he said that this was a habit that made it very difficult for business to be as usual that there was new rules. the question is not just where the business a

has come under scrutiny like this twitter has previously labeled artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan as russian language twitter as a russian state affiliated media which struck many as a little bit unfair because other news groups that are also state financed that as the b.b.c. and n.p.r. were not given the same treatment it's not just twitter as well but facebook has also labeled artie's account as state affiliated media to again failing to do the same for other foreign state media like voice of america and al-jazeera facebook's position back then stated its stated goal is to provide greater transparency into publishers that combine the influence of a media organization with the strategic backing of the state so i think the double standards there are quite apparent now none the less what this does is it raises their stories by the new york post or by r.t. or anybody else which is raised is quite increasing concerns about how much power these social media giants have when it comes to what we read what we trust online we have requested comment from twitter and we'll bring it to you m

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developed a cocktail for seafood chain red lobster called the dew- garita so, remember, that's not a margarita and that was a monologue, just shrimp and dew-garita. you guys, we've got a great show for you tonight. she's an incredible actress and activist, cynthia nixon will be here plus, the great michael stipe will be joining me to talk about vote.org and his new music and larry wilmore has a new late night show coming to peacock i can't wait to talk to him. but before we get to all of that, the president participated in an abc town hall with undecided voters last night where he lied as often as he breathed for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: abc invited trump to a primetime town hall last night for some reason. and honestly, i'm not sure i see the value in hosting an event like this. we know what he's going to say he's going to repeat the same deranged lies we've heard a million times. the only tv show it would be worth having trump on is "ellen's game of games." then at least we could see him lie and drop into a pool full of jelly beans or get sprayed with a hose fu

the movies and getting dinner served you have those movie theaters where you can have a couple margaritas >> i like those. >> steak >> i was just getting into that. but, carl, the movies, what movies are you going to see, i guess, becomes the key question. who is releasing a major blockbuster right now? none that i'm aware of >> if anything, they're going the other way, right we have another i think "snow" from disney, again, going to streaming. so, i think, again, it's sort of restaurants, you can open but not be able to get the chefs in and not be able to get the consumers in >> this was a sweekend that people were out and went to restaurants. i think people felt a little more emboldened. at the same time, the numbers are so horrendous and i think this is becoming ilogical. the left says the case numbers are amazing and over 38 states over 100,000 and the right says, look, the death count is not bad i don't think this should be idiological. i think this should be about therapeutics and about the vaccine. too many people think, you know, when the vaccine comes we're going to be fine this

host: margarita joins us next from hollywood, florida supporting judge barrett. caller: good morning. democrat, but i do respect her as a person, not about party. lady as ahis dignitary and she will work her way up. i see that she has empathy. she adopted children from haiti. it shows she loves all people. however, i am open that she does not vote down obamacare and the roe v. wade. i'm hoping she does not do that. she is going to vote according to her conscience, but not because of a party. i am democrat, but i do agree she should vote right. president trump gets the opportunity. we are going to use opportunity. that is what life is about. that is what he did. i would've done the same thing. host: cj opposes the nomination for minnesota. caller: good morning, america and god bless us all. the reason i oppose it is if it was not for mitch mcconnell and his cronies denying obama the right to do the same thing it would not be a problem, but they opened the door for this. it would not be a problem. problem andthis that people have a right to say, listen, it does not

. >> luke bryan also a big winner for male video of the year award for "one margarita."know i know >> those are two of the best voices in music. dan and shay -- >> beautiful. >> -- it is a clinic, that song in particular. cool outdoor performance by our friends, little big town closing out the show with their song. hoda's anthem. >> oh, their song, wine, beer, whiskey. hit it ♪ the wine, the beer, the whiskey they always get me ♪ >> oh, man that was so cool. >> people don't know, that's hoda's house they have a big wine, beer, whiskey neon sign. >> is it bad i taught hailey that song? >> not at all. fun to see how they're creative with the award shows congrats to them. >>> smoky and the bandit the latest classic movie to be revived for the 21st century instead of the remake of the 1977 film, starred burt reynolds and sally field in a high-speed chase, it is a tv show seth macfarlane's production company is producing it, with minds behind "pineapple express. and "eastbound and down" a funny show. the real question is if they can recapture the chemistry burt and sally had.

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