marvel. laughter ] this is weird. >> jimmy: i'm very -- i want to know your story. i want to know everything about you. because i know you now from "ms. marvel. but this is your first acting gig straight out of high school >> hell yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how does it happen and i love that it happened. and i love that it happened to you. but explain to everyone. you got a -- was it -- >> what's app. >> jimmy: you got a what's app >> what's app. i got a what's app my -- my aunt forwarded me a a what's app of the casting call super sketchy. i don't know what casting calls look like. but i'm like obsessed with marvel obsessed with ms. marvel i read all the comics in high school dressed up as her on halloween >> jimmy: this is you on halloween, by the way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is -- [ audience awws so, i mean, this is unbelievable that it's actually real and happening [ cheers and applause i mean, it's crazy how cool and i love your aunt, by the way. and sent you this thing. and this

it's marvel dc. you'll see a more of a homeland look as we get to more modern times that in the past we were worried about the entire planet. now we're worried about the entire planet, but we have to consider ourselves with our borders and our homeland itself as well. i researched that particular topic justice, but you know one of the things that i do find is there's definitely a correlation what's happening, the external world, and then what happens the comic books and so that engage between comic book characters storylines with contemporary news with other contemporary pop culture is definitely there in the forties, fifties and sixties. i'm trying to think a good example and i can't come up with one that's represen or tentative, but the it's talk comic books are talking to everything else going on and so i'm sure there there would be something there. just keep in mind, be like six months behind whatever's happening in the news. so that's one of thing. comic books, the comic does not address what's

but then i went to the marvel movie premiere and it was like, huge the fans are -- it's a huge family yeah, people -- >> seth: that's very exciting. >> it was really exciting. i felt real. that's when it felt real >> seth: did you feel as though people treated you differently on the set when you were wearing the costume? let's take a look real quick because i feel like, look, i mean, in the clip, you looked great. but this is -- i mean, that's, like, very impressive. >> i look a little different, huh? >> seth: yeah. did you enjoy wearing the suit >> oh, i love wearing the suit can't you tell that's why i'm in a cassie lang suit >> seth: yeah. >> i just am not done cosplaying cassie lang. i did my hair in a ponytail. what i'm trying to say is i'm a fan of cassie lang no, definitely people treated you differently. like, they were a little quieter around me. >> seth: oh, that's -- yeah. >> a little more scared. i would be scared. and everyone looked at me like it was really me like they think that's who you are all of a sudden when you wear the supersuit and i promise you, i fall just th

it was fine, it was fine. >> jimmy: okay, you're captain marvel.fault that you're doing this. >> yeah, it's interesting. i was -- very grueling, multiple days. it was much harder -- there's this term called sandbagging i'm not sure people are aware of. basically when someone tells you, "it's no big deal, it's super easy." and it's super not. very, very hard. you're stuck on a mountain, there's nothing to do but go up. so i got up and i was like, my pants are ripped, it's been three days of gruelling work. i get to the top. i see this beautiful woman with this perfect ponytail, perfect patagonia. i'm tattered. >> jimmy: was it lady jesus? [ laughter ] >> yes. and i was like, what is going on? i was like, why was this so hard for me? i turned to my teammates and i was like, how is she like this? and they're like, well, there's an easier route. [ laughter ] takes like an hour to get to the top. i'm like, why did i just climb for three days? >> jimmy: i think the moral to the story is, don't trust jimmy chin. [ laughter ] >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: we're

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i'm never going to be in marvel. >> jimmy: wow? which other ones? that came out that needed a guy that even remotely looked like me i auditioned for in some way or another. and i would either submit a tape, and then they would say no, we don't need to see him. or i would get there and see them, and they'd go that's the last time we need to see you. and it was not only just marvel things, but there have been a lot of heroic characters of various films. >> jimmy: dc characters? >> not dc characters, but a "star trek" or an "avatar." anything that was like this guy walks in and he's got the it factor. over and over again, well, i didn't don't have that it factor they're looking for. they don't even want me to come back. >> jimmy: it turned out you do have the it factor. it turned out you're star lord. [ applause ] where do those failed marvel auditions? were those the toughest auditions of your career? >> oh my god, no. i -- i mean, of my career as an actor, maybe. but i had an audition once when i was 18 years in edmonds, washington at a strip club ca

here's rachel brosnahan in "the marvelous mrs. maisel. what? >> i will only do gigs where i can say what i want. >> midge >> that's what lenny would do. >> that's different. he's lenny bruce >> well then make me lenny bruce. make me a headliner. >> how am i supposed to do that if i can't even book you >> i don't know. you're my manager. manage me. >> mariam, i hear you. i do but you know, as well as i do, that's not how the business works. >> then let's change the business >> jimmy: let's change the business [ cheers and applause rachel brosnahan, everybody. season four of "the marvelous mrs. maisel" streaming now on prime video. and all episodes of "the miranda obsession" are on audible, right now jack harlow joins us, after the break. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ok again, this is a status bar. this is a search bar. let's know the difference, okay? social media, it can be overwhelming for a young homeowner turning into their parents. what does it mean to slide into someone's dms? -mm. -it sounds like a lot of fun. o

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the longest peacetime expansion since the end of world war ii i marveled at the way his policy of peace through strength broke the soviet union eventually. and strengthen our military as never before. now some republican candidates for the nomination and the population our party maintained that reagan is no longer relevant imitation but they confuse inspiration with imitation. you know over four decades have passed since reagan took office three since he left this earth the great contest of his time and ours are different in his day the cold war between the old soviet union and the united states define global politics. now the cold war is long over. during his presidency our primary rival today communist china was economically impoverished and militarily unsophisticated. we live in a very different time. conservatives need not replicate every single reagan policy or strategy or should we but we can emulate his belief in freedom and economic liberty. we can emulate his willingness to stand up to evil regimes on the world stage and stand alongside the friends of freedom across the world.

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. song singing, marvellous.ng singing, dancing, food and fancy dress costumes. absolutely lovely. monday is a descent into hades when you've got police officers being built, beaten, machetes are being waved around in the air. horrible things are happening. so i don't think we can relocate it, but i think what we have to do is to maybe shnnk what we have to do is to maybe shrink truncate shrink it a bit, truncate it a bit, because the family day on the is as good as you the sunday is as good as you could for. cancel the could hope for. so we cancel the monday. well, i have to say that that's looking that's what i'm looking at. yeah. that's what i'm looking at. yea neil well, that like >> neil well, that seems like a good compromise, it ? >> neil well, that seems like a good compromise, it? i'll good compromise, isn't it? i'll good compromise, isn't it? i'll go but i was in go with that. but i was in london on sunday night at gb news and coming out of the studio , of course, i saw crowds studio, of course, i saw c

. song singing, marvellous.ng singing, dancing, food and fancy dress costumes. absolutely lovely. monday is a descent into hades when you've got police officers being built, beaten, machetes are being waved around in the air. horrible things are happening. so i don't think we can relocate it, but i think what we have to do is to maybe shnnk what we have to do is to maybe shrink truncate shrink it a bit, truncate it a bit, because the family day on the is as good as you the sunday is as good as you could for. cancel the could hope for. so we cancel the monday. well, i have to say that that's looking that's what i'm looking at. yeah. that's what i'm looking at. yea neil well, that like >> neil well, that seems like a good compromise, it ? >> neil well, that seems like a good compromise, it? i'll good compromise, isn't it? i'll good compromise, isn't it? i'll go but i was in go with that. but i was in london on sunday night at gb news and coming out of the studio , of course, i saw crowds studio, of course, i saw c

says, the stone that people rejected, it is that same cornerstone, and its from lord, and it is marvelouss eyes, what kind of stone is the lord jesus christ talking about? he speaks, of course, about himself, who has become this cornerstone that keeps the world from falling apart, because human society , filled with a huge number of contradictions, political, economic, cultural, is very difficult to hold together. there must be some really cornerstone, and people invent these cornerstones, some say it is economics, others say it is the effectiveness of political management, probably, one and the other are correct, but not comprehensively, correctly in relation to certain situations and specific times, political conditions, and if these words of the savior have a supramundane, universal universal meaning. the stone that the builders rejected, the cornerstone, is god himself, and there is no other force other than the power of god that can keep the world from falling apart, human societies from degradation, families from destruction, interpersonal... relationships from weakening in the end

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job, butjust make—up does a marvellous job, but just to say we have talked about this for decades, gettinganged? well, we have seen progress and - extent has it changed? well, we have seen progress and the i have seen progress and the construction coalition has been designed to really bring the industry together, to really make more progress was to we have made progress as individual businesses but what we see is this is an industrywide problem that really needs an industrywide solution, and that is why we are asking the whole of the industry to come together to really work on it. equity, diversity and inclusion and make progress as an industry and really look to change. tt and really look to change. it is for ethnic minority groups as well and women. so what practically are you offering to attract those people?- attract those people? what we're doing _ attract those people? what we're doing from _ attract those people? what we're doing from a - attract those people? what| we're doing from a coalition perspective is working together to share knowledge, to share resources so that we can rea

it was marvellous. really had a lot of fun.re were nine games in the english football league cup on tuesday night with teams hoping to book their place in the third round. alexandr isak got the only goal as newcastle knocked out manchester city. leicester were in front at liverpool, but cody gakpo, dominic szoboslai and diogo jota turned the game on it's head. reiss nelson scored the only goal for arsenal at brentford. james garner's first everton goal was followed up by dominic calvert lewin as they beat aston villa. so here's how the draw for the third round looks. the stand outs see holders manchester united welcome newcastle, liverpool go to bournemouth, and west ham go up against arsenal, while league two side exeter�*s reward for knocking out premier league luton, is a home draw against middlesborough. a 700 mile round trip for those boro fans. ties will commence on the week of monday the 30th of october. there were also three quarterfinal ties played in the scottich cup. martin boyle scored twice for hibs as they beat st

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it reminded me true believer, there is a book marvel comics story.u read that you see all the stories of people dying horrible that this person has a heart attack, and yet it feels like people do it anyway. you get told the money is the point. you get told the material benefits are not the point. the point is being part of the dream. the big collective cultural dream of pop culture. we have been sold the bill of goods the money and the material things don't matter, all that matters is the immaterial, the magic that it is easy to get exploited. and on top of that there is just something, slightly supernatural about being in a wrestling ring. i have now finally done it myself for the first time. i did not wrestle but the launch of this book event in los angeles featured three wrestling matches. they constructed a ring at the moose lodge in burbank and i stood in it. evenju doing a little interview like this the person was interviewing me in front of the crowd am i guess i get it, i get it you hear stories like this over and over again wrestlers, refere

specialist it means to beat the birds, respectively, if you are a tanker, then you must go to the gun and marvel are a shooter, you act like infantry. so you must dig for yourself not under my compulsion, no matter how you dig a garden. you must dig yourself a trench to save your life and complete your task. therefore, nothing like that. here in my brigade it is supernatural that there should be some additional requirement to ensure that there is no, so people understand and people comply. most adult, well, as young people do not offend anything? either there or hold, their severity second calculation is on alert for immediate opening fire on planned targets. what is the name of andrey crucian, exactly by his last name , or do you like fishing? bite where are the boys from? well, all the locals, here is one with sizes, he came to us as a volunteer. you are so sure that you couldn’t sit at home, your father. i went father. where? no, i went to take revenge more, you can say so. was then called. how many years 25 served at least not or everything failed everything is here everything is here so far

. >> if you could play any marvel character, who would you p pick? do you think it means? >> i have n no idea. >> mee n neither. nobody told me what was going on. >> my question is, how did you get ready to be in a big movie? >> i want to my performance to be true to the source material, so for about a year i only spoke in word bubbles. do you think your character could be black panther? >> i think the poioint of thihis momovie is that anyone can be a hero. >> really,y, even memean? >>>> maybe thehe point off thise isis that most people can be a heroro. >> nice. >> who would win in a fight between ---- >> d definitely.y. >> i did not even get a chance to finish. >> another one of the trying to fight akoiay. >> keep going, i think y you are gogood. feelel the burn.n. >>>> angngela bassetett, do your just stop and think to yourself, oh, my god, i am angela bassett, one of the greatest actors of our time? >> what a question. every damn day. >> are you going to be the next black panther? >> i can't answer that. >> can you give me a hint? >> if i told you

i send my colleague van wood for months to marvelous ukraine gray-stained sky, younger shmat waterfallsland of batshil, a great city of stingy, flat-faced ants, quietly towered high, ruddy vezha, base of full belarus. i have a wonderful taste in nature. the strong towers of the churches are overgrown with hamsters, they climb on the old graves, subject to the hill of the town of holdykorganov, skinned with their own legend, and on the dusim getem there is a starry sky, and it lustres at the water level, an elk in such magical places of the pro-nazi, like the treshnik of 1888, the same plantain will be born native to other planets jons, not rich. shlyakh arts. this type of box was called a shirochkova carried away. i hired crayfish, and shereda motkane from the money drozdovichal had no land of his own. and how to feed themselves they had to fight someone else’s brothers’ urenda behind the walls of the bunka. on the very edge of gudi, the wild killer gun became an amalgamated life for the family. hai was not rich, however. the illusion was dead. two were dead, the mother took the lord's

create new opportunities for young people and -- literally can we bring other people in here with marvelous talents and actually have them participate in artificial intelligence types of jobs in the future? such fashion that everybody else benefits? these folks that came in here are the people around this panel with us -- they spoke very frankly about what the opportunities were -- and they were very frank about the challenges as well. this is the first of a series that we're going to be doing we're going to continue it this afternoon and hopefully it's a step forward in terms of us doing the right things to provide right balance between incentives, to keep a.i. development here in the united states. and also the amount of -- appropriate regulatory oversight so that everybody sees a fair playing field, and the privacy and the right of transparency that our citizens demand is achieved. thank you. >> senator heinrich can we please -- i guess what i -- really appreciated about this conversation is just how nuanced it was. these are folks from very different perspectives. but a lot of shared va

where are you from, a miracle , a wonderful marvelous marvel, as from the city of moscow, moscow , ofany expert votes andrey scored with his performance. opa 51 svetochka's voice i wanted to admire, you are always sporty, energetic, luxurious. it's just a compliment from a client. i will return to you. i'm here hello stepan hello why are you sitting? you are the most positive. you're not young, are you? yours is so awesome. uh, as they say, you want an acid jacket, firstly, cut quality, it really looks awesome. andrey is true, who agrees with me girls let the noise. yes, i want to say, not at my concert, wait, because svetlana svetlana masterkova when you came out, she just drove by. she came screaming. you haven't had time to sing yet, and she has already started pressing the button. well, i honestly want to say that like this, like an image, like a character. i really liked it, it's really cute. but uh, as if this is the fifth season, as if we had an amino. she just did something unrealistic, and then andrey came out against the background of the amine and it already seems that it’s

your marvelous company, as our inspection found out, is on the verge of bankruptcy.tant thing is that you are all in debt. i’m not even talking about the fact that you’re not married, but there ’s a full-fledged family, what are you thinking about, where the documents could have been stolen, only she ’s sane. only she had such an opportunity here without options that the bank called from the architect premium corporation, we need a company that would take care of the registration architectural environment, to be honest, this is something out of science fiction. dough let's play kingdom hooligans urgently please come here we have a corpse watch the series the queen's last move on the belarus 24 tv channel. we are setting off on an expedition along the paths of our blood, twisted by everyone who loves their time, the walls of their people have passed very close to minsk, you can spend them with the soprano of daunin we will observe and naturally deepen the mentioned settlements. he wants a tatar woman, and you courted, gentlemen, and we will give the old traditions a n

so important is vietnam for the us, that executives from google, intel, amcore, marvel, global foundaries, and boing, met with vietnamese tech executives along with the secretary of state, anthony blincon for more deals, with semiconductors, the centerpiece of action plan adopted during biden's visit, so what gives. why is vietnam so important to the us? it's pretty obvious, the us wants to rival china, and at the same time inflict economic damage. so much for byan saying we're not trying to hurt china, but the u.s. has other plans for vietnam, which was not announced yet. the us goal in the indo pacific region is to make china faces stiff competition, as it is called it. this involves not only military. but also partnering with countries in such sectors as semiconductors, aviation and technology. this way the us aims to prevent china's economic advancement so that it can retain its superpower status which many claim it has already lost. after the us and vietnam elevated the relationship to comprehensive strategic partnership. there were reports that the us and vietnam were negotiating ma

jeff, everyone is marveling at the action of bond yields, but i want to ask you about the dollar.on't think the dollar's getting enough attention. it has been on an absolute tear. why and what are the implications? [laughter] >> an absolute tear by an order of magnitude that takes it back to a level of strength akin to where we were at the turn of the century really, charles. i mean, if you look at the dollar based on a real effective exchange rate type situation against most of the g7 currencies, you know, 22, 23, 24-year highs depending on which currency you're looking at. that is -- i think a lot of it can tie in with what ed was just saying, i think it can tie in a little bit to at least cyclically a deflationary or disinflationary move here for things like core pce and cpi and some of the ppi indicators as well. charles: so investing purests, they point always to equity risk premium, and this is really, by the way, very powerful. a lot of major managers, money managers go by this. they say it makes the case right now that you should be in bonds and not stocks. but, you know,

so important is vietnam for the us that executives from google, intel, amcore, marvel, global foundariesmet with vietnamese tech executives, along with the secretary of state, anthony blincon for more deals with semiconductor. torrival china and at the same time inflict economic damage. so much for biden saying we're not trying to hurt china. but the u.s. has other plans for vietnam, which was not announced yet. the us goal in the indo-pacific region is to make china face a stiff competition, as it is called. this involves not only military sales, but also partnering with country. in such sectors as semiconductors, aviation and technology, this way, the us aims to prevent china's economic advancement, so that it can retain its superpower status, which many claim it has already lost. after the us and vietnam elevated the relationship to comprehensive strategic partnership, there were reports that the us and vietnam major arms deal, perhaps the biggest in their history, one that would involve f16 fighter jets. here are some interesting facts behind us vietnam military relationship. since a

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