the star of world cinema day, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president. the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of monro, the beloved leader of indonesia , his guest at the hotel for the night, in sukarno's opinion , is molting. he no longer resembles it the fighting man has not been in prison and is slowly going to sink into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed. he will return to america and the cost of it is only one night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again show inconsistency with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their job. of course, behind the story of the organization american information known as politics. the cia st

today's star of the world cinema, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia spent the night as his guest the beverly hills hotel becomes the hotel of the rich and wealthy. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed to america. he will come back and it will only cost him a night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again be in conflict with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be removed. the first solution to terror. injurious terror they do not attack sukarno. but he is pessimistic about the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story, the us intelli

the star of world cinema day, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia spent the night as his guest

world cinema day star marilyn monroe marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president.the beautiful hollywood actress is what indonesia's philandering president craves. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia, spend the night as his guest at the beaver hotel. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries no pain or bleeding. he will return to america, and the cost of it is just one night of partying with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. however, sukarno, when he returns , will again be incompatible with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story is the american intelligence organization known as politics. the cia starts another program. weak

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mum, marilyn, and dad, tony, are the team behind sam.was neurodivergent before he turned four years old. tony and marilyn were told to limit their expectations for their son — something their background and outlook on life immediately told them to reject. i think they were trying to come from a place of kindness in that it was like, "don't expect too much, "limit yourself and then, you won't be disappointed", or, you know, and, "prepare yourself for not very much". and it was like, "well, you don't know. "none of us know what's going to be." and if you give up and do nothing, then you're definitely going to get nothing. but if you try something, even if it doesn't work, at least you've tried. he learnt to swim really early. so, on a bad day, you could go swimming. and he could swim up and down and no—one could take that from him. and the fact that, yeah, he wasn't talking or the fact that he was finding certain social situations really difficult, he could jump in that water and swim lengths and be happy, happy. happy~ and so, we didn't a

such as synagogue, some schools have been wrapped up, the shock is still deep and some all parties marilyn mens is worried about his friends and family in israel. he's the director of the i'm a skunk education center in frankfort. managing the, grew up near the gaza strip and he's still in shock about what's happened is your phone and i heard about a girl while a woman trying to follow the who grew up on like a boy and moved near the border a few years ago. and expensive for pi, all gets organ is one to em all the she wasn't murder to the guy. so was her father in law. these are not just names for me. these are faces is doing voice as these to the some steam. and in israel, mendel's brother is one of the more than 300000 for service, who have been cold up. he hasn't had us from him in 2 days. then giving a phone call with his father. that's an update. it, as is good, some goose season. so there are few though, as of this, he says there are many reservists are housed in schools. i shall need cm's in at $200.00 and they're getting repaired but nothing on the items which for jewish sites in f

andry orhal’s work, marilyn monroe, was already sold for almost 200 million dollars.r artificial intelligence, of course, people who understand understand that artificial intelligence came to art, to creativity, to culture, and accordingly it came to art. therefore, most likely, now, for the most part, this is technology support. by the way, many of the works that the neural network created were purchased, and this money went to the distant future. development of research on neural networks, that is, creation, and so on , and maybe this is also a collector who is interested in the development of this technology, maybe one of the investors, but if we take, like the art market, investments in art almost always paid for themselves. i am one of the leaders of the national center for contemporary arts in the creative field, as far as contemporary belarusian art is filled today. if we compare it with belarusian art even just a few years ago, then very much, if we talk about trends in the general world, then maybe our artists are not yet so quick to introduce some kind of wo

fÉlix: marilyn manson llegÓ en acuerdo con la mujer que lo acusÓ de violaciÓn.fue resultante las partes en el tribunal superior de california. las cosas cambiaron en la frontera. autoridades estÁn mÁs activasen el cierre de los puntos por lo que los migrantes habÍan estado cruzando para entregarse a las autoridades de estados unidos. en el que hacer un exceso mayor para lograr cruzar hacia el paÍs. pedro: es el juego del gato y el ratÓn. migrantes usan cualquier hueco entre los alambres de navajas y las autoridades tratan de bloquear la entrada. y es que la patrulla fronteriza ha sellado el paso por donde antes los migrantes llegaban a entregarse para pedir asilo. >> vamos a ver cÓmo intentamos pasar. >> esta maÑana arribaron cientos de ellos a la orilla del rÍo.y se llevaron la sorpresa de que no era fÁcil cruzar. la mayorÍa de los que arribaron viajaban en el tren que se quedÓ varado con mÁs de 3000 migrantes a 80 millas de la frontera. allÍ conocimos a esta joven madre con su bebÉ de cinco meses. hoy la encontramos por la orilla del rÍotratando de cruzar. sus

scott: elton sings about marilyn monroe, but bernie's original idea was for it to be about another screenof the '50s, montgomery clift. bernie: i wanted to write a song that was sort of about live fast, die young, leave a beautiful corpse. and my original idea, yeah, was montgomery clift, because i'd seen him in the misfits, and his character appealed to me, where marilyn didn't, really. but ultimately, i made a creative decision. and i think it was probably the best one. (singing) and i've been calling, oh, hey, hey, johnny. can't you come out? scott: bernie wrote of another icon with 1982's "empty garden," his dear friend, john lennon, who was murdered two years before. bernie: i felt i had to. it wasn't a matter of whether i wanted to or not. my subconscious demanded it. just after john's tragic death, i mean, i literally-- i think i spent a couple of days in my office and never came out. scott: it was also during this time that elton was in the throes of a serious drug and alcohol addiction. elton became sober in 1990. bernie: i was incredibly concerned. but there was a lot of time th

early, because as an example i can cite that just recently, also in 2020, the work of andry orkola, marilynelligence has come to art, to creativity, to culture, and accordingly, it came to the art market, so most likely now , for the most part, this is support for technology, many, by the way, from purchased works that were created, and this money went further development researched.

and i went out and waved to them and i was like, marilyn monroe or something. >> and when the tennis playing star of friends showed up at the us open this year as the champion from poland and was star struck, the winner of the us open tweeted that the thing that made her the most nervous was that i was in the stands today, matthew perry is working on a screenplay and going on a book tour to tell his story, and he says looking for new ways to help the millions of other people who are struggling. how is your health now? >> yeah, my health is good. >> my health is good. >> i'm doing really well now. >> how hard is each day now? >> it's not that hard. i have a lot of experience now, which is why he says, keep fighting every time you seek help, you can learn something that strengthens you. >> he still remembers a counselor from his first rehab. >> when i was walking out and he said, and remember, it's not your fault. and i went, what? and he said, this all of this is not your fault. and i went, what do you say to that? again and that was the first time i realized that all of this insanity

but thank you, marilyn. >> but. but thank you, marilyn. >> doctor. marilyn glenville.e. >> yes. stay with us. coming up, we'll be discussing newcastle's dream night in the champions league against paris saint—germain . n ext next >> now, you know , paul coyte was >> now, you know, paul coyte was very interested in roller skating. yes. which we want to bnng skating. yes. which we want to bring to you in the sport this time round. the future of sport. yeah, well, very popular with a lot of people . so tell us more. lot of people. so tell us more. >> okay. well, this is this is an interesting one. this happened at asian games and happened at the asian games and it's the 3000 metre roller skating relay race, which is my particular favourite. i think they're more the, you know, the roller blades like the inline skating more than the old style roller skates they used get. roller skates they used to get. now i do have a little footage. here is jung cheol won is leading in the final straight now a little little background on this. is that because he's korean, if they win the t

el doctor paris y experto en radiología de detroit y marilyn, es quien nos explica.a pasado que paga por una garantía, pero al momento de quererla usar resulta que no cubre la reparación que necesita. a partir de las 5 le contamos que tiene que hacer. bueno, revelan el plan de construcción del nuevo estadio del equipo de los atléticos. esto allá en la ciudad de las vegas. pero antes que nada se ocupa la liga de béisbol. apruebe los planos. los miembros de la directiva del nuevo estadio indican que la construcción iniciará en abril del año 2025 y terminarán el 2028 cerca del actual hotel tropicana. por su parte, el equipo de los 6 todavía no dice donde jugarán durante los próximos 3 años, ya que el contrato en oakland expira la próxima temporada. y escucha esto. un resident de allá de baltimore, en maryland, decidió honrar a los la memoria de 2 bomberos quienes fallecieron de esa. afortunadamente, en el cumplimiento de su deber. y lo hará corriendo en un maratón. este fin de semana, el cual se realizará en washington, d.c. además, el hombre llevará puesto un traje de

marilyn's. immediate past majority leader.and my friend he's been a great supporter of mine my whole career here. the folks of alabama want to thank you. [applause] so we are first joined by maya wiley president ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights please join me on stage. [applause] we have cliff albright cofounder of a black voters matter. with evan milliken and the plaintiff milliken versus allen case. last certainly not least we have mark was the president ceo of the national urban league. we have an amazing moderator she is none other than simone sanders townsend who hosts the simone show on msnbc. she is an author, a strategist, she is a bad sister that's all you need to know. we have an amazing panel amazing moderator and i cannot wait. >> please give a warm round of applause. [applause] she has introduced our illustrious panel so we are going to go ahead and jump right into it. i don't think i need to tell you all but it's very important we set the stage in 2013 the supreme court gutted a key prov

you know, garlands gonna eat him because he loves seats and marilyn chesapeake bay thing. right. okay. it's like the, the, the maryland food fee is being crabs. right? in the same way, regardless of whether victoria newman was involved in the planning, which i suspect she was, they didn't have to ask. you don't have to say victoria moving, would you like, do you think it's a good idea? would you like to do it? no, because the ideology of victoria underwood aligns with the ideology of jake solving . it aligns with the always ideology of tony blinking. so you don't have to ask that she was behind it 100 percent. and to show that after the nord stream pipeline blast, she came out as did tony blink. and as did the, one of the neo cons from poland, i forgot his name there. and apple boss, husband, they came out and they couldn't help themselves. they had to celebrate, they had to do what we call and in here in american football there in zone dance. you know, after some of these players score, they'll do all these dances in the end zone and celebrations. and that's what they were deal

. >> marilyn's attorney general office says they cannot comment due to pending litigation. >> this really books, find out what they were doing. >> the new law was proposed by american state delegate ct wilson who was abused by his adopted father. >> how many times did you introduce the legislation? >> at least six. at least. it was very surreal to see that and see the signature. >> what you say to the people who made it possible for you to bring this lawsuit? >> thank you. without them we'd still be sitting in silence. >> what is interesting is by lifting the civil statute of limitations for these times, maryland is exposing itself to lawsuits like this one. 37 other states have introduced legislation that would expand the window for victims to come forward and see justice. >> norah: such an important investigation, thank you very much. simone biles pulls off another vavault foror the history b boo, that's n next. ♪ ♪ but i'm m protected d with ar. arexvyvy is a vaccccine used to o prevent lolower rerespiratory y disease frfrov in peoeople 60 yeaears and old. rsv cacan be serioious for th

you know, garlands gonna eat him because he loves seats, and marilyn chesapeake bay thing. right. okay. it's like the, the, the maryland food fee is being crabs. right? in the same way, regardless of whether victoria knew lynn was involved in the planning, which i suspect she was, they didn't have to ask. you don't have to say victoria moving, would you like, do you think it's a good idea? would you like to do it? no, because the ideology of victoria underwood aligns with the ideology of jake solomon aligned with the always ideology of tony blinking. so you don't have to ask that she was behind it 100 percent and do show that after the north stream pipeline blast. she came out as did tony blink, and as did the, one of the neo cons from poland, i forgot his name and an apple boss. husband. they came out and they couldn't help themselves. they had to celebrate. they had to do what we call and in here and american football there in the zone dance. you know, after some of these players score, they'll do all these dances in the end zone and celebrations. and that's what they were doing

the main character, whom we know as darling, is actually called dana kovalchik, played by marilyn marilynrot’s right, three correct answers, 3,000 in your account, fourth question, the last words of the song performed on tour were accompanied by fireworks with the huge name rachel lighting up: on the roof of the hotel, in which movie it was? it was in the film bodyguard, the star's name was rachel, that's right, it's a bodyguard, she was played by, uh, not houston , that's right, you have 4,000 in your account, fifth question: switzerland, france, even the united states, they all want to sign a contract with you, you waiting for a world tour, from which one. film, this question was addressed to the singer shortly before, who performed at a competition in sanremo, absolutely anna german performed in sanremo, and this is the film anna german, yes, the correct answer, 5,000 in your account, i’m rich, sixth question : in which movie during during the tour, the song was sung: i have nothing, i have nothing. well, let there be a bodyguard, absolutely right, this is a bodyguard, well, dmitry, for

and this is important that gives up because that a soft possible marilyn mental hopes that piece will soon return to his room. and us secretary of state anthony blinking has now arrived in israel, where he told prime minister benjamin netanyahu quote, we are here. we are not going anywhere. he's also expected to hold talks on friday with the palestinian president mcclure to boss we are standing by for a press conference between netanyahu and the entity thinking will be speaking with the public. we will bring that live for you as soon as we have it. in the meantime, un secretary general antonio good ted, as has called on him off to release all hostages being held in gaza. moss has abducted thousands of people, including children and the elderly. many hostages were taken at an outdoor music festival. some of the families still have no news about their loved ones. sure, i have wrong as a 27 year old film student from tel aviv 11 members of her family are missing, and presumed kidnapped. shira wants the european union to pressure israel to find and rescue the hostages. w. suppose the back

rare photographs of iconic figures including marilyn monroe and malcolm x are to go on display at thecting artwork for the past 30 years. they'll form part of an exhibition called fragile beauty, which opens next year. travel and this is how the tube is looking. there's a good service on all lines. time for the weather. here's kate kinsella. good morning. it's a rather damp start for many of us this morning. we've had some rain overnight. we've still got some around this morning. the met office has a yellow weather warning in place for the heavy rain. that's valid until 10 o'clock. but you can see it's slowly moving away south and eastwards. becoming drier, the cloud breaking, some sunny spells this afternoon and temperatures reaching around 14 celsius. into this evening, overnight starts off dry. a few clear spells around — that's where we'll get our coldest temperatures. but the cloud will increase through the night and, with that, the showers will start to move through, as well. they could be heavy, you might get a rumble of thunder. temperatures dropping down to potentially 5c. so

additional thanks to two other institute board members for their help with today's event, marilyn berenbaum and harvey kaplan, appreciate what you've done very much. and now i'd like to introduce an individual who is committed to justice and understands the impact that prejudice has on democracy. daniel album is head of north america at the jewish agency for israel and the president and ceo of jewish agency international development. daniel has worked closely with members of congress, foreign leaders and diplomats and has appeared in media outlets ranging from nbc dateline to al jazeera me and has published opinion pieces in the new york times, the chicago tribune and other publications in the united states and israel. thank you again for joining us. enjoy the program. and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming daniel. thank you so much. thank you so much, beth. your excellency, ambassador herzog, members of the truman family. members of the ben-yehuda family and members of the jacobson family. honored guests. it is a privilege to be here. it's for me. perhaps even a little bit of a special

the fact is that marilyn moezby asked the court to vacate the conviction is because exculpatory evidence was not give tone the defense, and so there was evidence of two other suspects. and the fact is that the family was never notified. the family was in california and he was able to watch it on zoom, and they had led for so many years believing it had been solved. and because of that, it spun into constitutional issues and rights of the victim and the victim's family and that is what led to the court of appeals to reinstate the conviction, and now y vuou have this going on a the judge said, don't we need to look into the merits of all of this and the issue of the family not being notified, and so there could be huge ramifications here, and could he end up back in prison. >> that is one of the many questions of the very confusing issue. people have taken a huge interest, and it is not settled clearly where this is going to end up, and the question is if he could end up back in prison. >> that podcast led to so much and people en masse believing it was a wrongful conviction, and the lower

ai tool that is short for artificial intelligence the new ai tool has been able to generate what marilynuld've looked like today he i picture. i could've done that. the national cathedral is replaced stained glass featurin confederate generals with protesters that allegedly support the theme of racial justice. it'll help the cathedral save o fire insurance. that's a good joke. it makes you think. i would prefer you laugh. thinking is overrated. kamala harris is incompetent qualified in the west vice president and 40 euros accordin to voters in a daily mail pole and everyone else on the planet. >> they like that one. after years of anticipation, nasa has returned asteroid samples to earth and historic first. not to a surprise, it's a rock. it's always a rock. during the gop debate chris christie said he knows trump is watching because he cannot control himself. this from a guy who knows a lot about self-control. i'd say look in the mirror but you need more than one. ojai california that's a place has become the first us city to recognize the legal rights of elephants. that's if you don't

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she looks natural in any image, carmen or marilyn monroe.are her most recent impressions with you. hello everyone, my name is still alina zagitova. ufa, the first stage of the grand prix, we are at the training of our beautiful girls, let's watch and then talk to them. let's go! adele, hi, i see that you are doing well. mood, how was the training? successful, positive enough, i hope i can do it. to a short free program in the same form as you show with emotions, when you fail at some jump, you saw it yourself, you just told us behind the scenes, well, i said stand, because for me, when people are watching , i really feel bad when i start to wallow , with this word i tried to convey to my brain that i need to stay on my feet and not fall, hello, hello, please tell me, we were very worried about your health, that’s all now good, in general, fortunately, there are no problems, everything is calm, train for training, i watched, you jumped 33 normally there, just to be more confident in your content, when in training, instead of cascade 33, you d

baltimore city states attorney, marilyn mosby was find $1500, violating a gag order about a controversial homicide case in 2022. donald trump, remember him? well, he was fined $10,000 a day by this same judge. we did not turn over documents at the ag's office, to the tune, i should mention, about 110,000 bucks. now, trump can't actually pretend he's not on notice. the judge was very clear. here's what he said. consider this statement an order, forbidding all parties from posting, emailing or speaking publicly about any members of my staff. failure to abide by this will result in serious sanctions. so, what is stopping the judge from bringing down the hammer? well, maybe it is the power of the gavel. remember, this is a bench trial, meaning there is no jury to impress or perform in front of for the lawyers. he alone will decide this case and it is his decision. others will be reviewed on appeal and they will be reviewed on appeal. he knows that, and he likely sees that she's sitting at the end of a big old trap. take the bait of personal attacks and validate trump's plan that the judge is

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is insane, this is probably the biggest celebrity romance with an athlete you have to go back to marilyndimaggio they got married in 1954 well before social media we games on tv and a regular basis, this is taken on a life of its own that we've never seen and there is a era tour for taylor swift and travis kelce stewart. she goes to each game the ratings are going to skyrocket and people are watching it that are not normally football fans but young people to see cutaways. last night on nbc they cut away to taylor swift 17 times during the game and her boyfriend travis kelce had a quiet night it did not matter she was a star not patrick, holmes. stuart: thank you so much, see you soon. have another football story, the buffalo bills damar hamlin made his return after suffering cardiac arrest. how did the game go? >> the video froze, that's what happened. he took part in a special game and award, when i find out what is happening i will go back to you. sharon osborne issued a stark warning about is the impact, what happens when you stop using the weight loss drug as she did, doctor siegel i

30 year sentence for sexual assault but was let out after serving less than a decade because of marilyn's the da says he'll pursue a life sentence if convicted. california governor gavin newsom vetoing a bill that would given unemployment benefits to striking workers. newsom rejected the measure saying the state set appointment trust fund is already nearing $20 billion in debt. hollywood writers into their 148 day strike last week but actors are still on strike and so are southern california hotel workers should. a jobless alligator gets a new name inspired by one of dolly parton's hits, jolene. alligator was rescued in stanford florida earlier this month. experts believe she was caught in the middle of a hunting snare resulted in the loss of her top jaw. she is not writing in recovery and gator land in orlando. how does she eat, that has to be tough. >> they swallow their food wh whole. she just keeps it up like a spoon she was probably fed. >> after pour it down her th throat. >> i would make a belt and put it out of her misery. rachel: i know it's fascinating. that's go to rick ri. >>

incendiary side, but also maybe , well, from such a slightly lyrical, free program that awaits us, also marilyndren on ice age rides, after lednikovo i wanted all the programs to go with it , either to roxen or the evening, you i skated an adult skating with a feeling beyond my years, please tell me how you achieved this, i try not because of... to squeeze something on the ice, but to bring some of my life experience, well, that is, in general, i skate in pain losses, it doesn’t matter, i don’t know, a close person from the family, a friend, a young man, someone, yeah, but uh, i, like many people , have faced such losses, and i pull out my pain from memories and try to show her sincerely on ice, free program, that tanga is a passion, let ’s practice, how will you do? like the first tin, come on, here you are, standing like this, looking down from top to bottom, in that direction, and then you turn away and sharply like that with your hand, well, you’re saying it there, no, yeah, that is, you’re so fatal, and you’ll be a lioness with us, well, let’s just say, yeah , you feel some kind of competi

it was like a black marilyn monroe swimming costume, like '50s shape and i was thinking, like americanst a tea towel and sewed it on the gucci dress. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're kidding me? >> no. >> jimmy: and performed at the brit the brits? >> yeah, and then those boots, they're with car spray 'cause my father because a a mechanic [ light laughter ] and yeah, car spray. >> jimmy: that's car spray >> yeah. >> jimmy: this -- is this the greatest story come on. thank you for -- [ cheers and applause all right. so, you've done that you've kind of done it all >> you've made -- you're very creative though. i was watching you can i just say, i didn't realize this until i saw your skit you are so funny [ laughter ] you are really good. and you wrote that you wrote it with your wife, didn't you it's very, very good it's very good >> jimmy: you felt that? >> yeah. it was very good >> jimmy: i do run things by my wife she doesn't get any credit for anything >> but don't we all run things by our partners? >> jimmy: did your husband help with this? >> well, okay, so i said - [ laughter ]

look for netanyahu to push out marilyn terribly, very quickly trying to get ahead of this and controland contain it to gaza so that he does not have to deal with hezbollah to the north or anything, god forbid, coming from the west bank and the rest of the palestinians. >> john, it brings me to you, the message of the hostages. give me a sense of not only the cia role at this point, and the extent to which if at all they are capable of helping gather intelligence for israel, but the extent to which these numbers of hostages and who they are, we are told they are average citizens as well as members of the military, how is this going to play out into the israeli response that the admiral and ben both have talked about that it is going to step things up? but from an intelligence perspective, how are they going to go about figuring out who they have, where they are, and what kind of information they might bring with them? >> this is a difficult problem for the israelis. unfortunately, potentially tragically, hamas is going to put these hostages in locations they believe the israelis might

conference [ laughter ] she's the one sticking out like a normal thumb [ laughter ] she looks like marilynmunsters [ laughter ] for the kids, got to put one of those -- [ light laughter ] it's 2023! [ laughter ] michael cohen is set to testify today in a manhattan courtroom against former president trump in his civil fraud trial it's a big deal, even though this picture makes it look like a "people's court" case about the property line between two strip clubs. [ laughter and applause at his rally in new hampshire last night, former president trump appeared to mistake the leaders of hungary and turkey. [ light laughter ] hungary and turkey you know, people come up to me and they say, "oh, the trump jokes must write themselves! and usually, i say, "no, it's hard to write trump jokes. but then the guy gets on stage and confuses hungary with turkey and i've got to go, "okay, yeah." [ laughter ] today they write themselves. [ laughter ] republicans have nominated minnesota representative tom emmer for speaker of the house, but it remains to be seen whether emmer can get past these ef-ers [ laug

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now, camp sherman was the most important team from 1917, but the marilyn marines were the best team. they were based just north of san francisco and their captain, coach and best player was john beckett, who had been an all-american tackle at oregon. beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle. but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of

now, camp sherman was the most important team from 1917, but the marilyn marines were the best team. they were based just north of san francisco and their captain, coach and best player was john beckett, who had been an all-american tackle at oregon. beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle. but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of

now, camp sherman was the most important team from 1917, but the marilyn marines were the best team. they were based just north of san francisco and their captain, coach and best player was john beckett, who had been an all-american tackle at oregon. beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle. but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of

that meant go on to the back of the side to get their food and the mexican and rita would sit with marilyn on the bus so she wouldn't have to alone because she couldn't sit in a restaurant to eat. so societal norms didn't change, even as native naval policy was moving at a glacial rate from world war one to world war two, they had to abide by societal norms, though bases themselves were segregated at camp robert smalls, i mean at great lakes, where most elsewhere, unless they had to finish their book at during world war two, there was segregated camps for -- camp, robert smalls, muffet and i forget third one, and that's what i trained. i'll give you kind of two examples with sailors like the great white fleet circumnavigation around the globe,. 1907 1909 and they kind of talk about this in the newspaper articles. one of the things they try to do is keep black sailors on the ship whenever everyone else got that limit liberty. that's one thing they complain about world one this is more of an army. an example. but there's a bit more like fluidity and stuff. in france. so you have black soldie