it's the mona lisa. i mean, it's and, you know, it was on the covering the mona lisa. so she was not heard it all number and that was intentionally selected that way. but more importantly, if you looked at the page of the washington post for the rest of the day, you saw the video and you saw the demands of the organizations right there. i mean, you can't pay for that kind of coverage, right? i mean, otherwise, how is organization going to get that kind of attention and why they're doing it? so that's the shockers. i just want to say that the other side of this is the folks i call the disrupters and the disrupters are slightly different in, that they're not all about media coverage, not just trying to do these performative to get attention. they actually use moments of nonviolent civil disobedience as part of a campaign and i talk about a number of examples groups that do this in the book i talk about third act and their rocking chair rebellion where they're working through the system and anybody who doesn't know about them, they have these amazing hand-painted rocking

that is dodge frank poker a lot of issues no mona lisa no goldilocks yet people are struggles thelity is that inflation, still has major, major concerns ahead components especially energy prices, count down strategic petroleum reserve down energy component and services sector too. maria: you are right a lot of people expect oil prices to keep going down, by the way. is that what you are expecting? >> a great question i do like natural you resources for next year for investors i think -- selling as a cheap to the dow sincere they have since 1930s aspartame to oiling andgas if trump wins platform is drill, drill, drill, oil drillers do very well prices come down in kamala harris wins green energy, advocate, if she wins i think would be more of an antagonistic look at fossil fuels industry i think prices go he substantially higher even then ways for servers to play it. maria: all right. we will leave it there jim we will keep watching your work great to see you this morning sir jim lacamp joining us stay with us. we'll be right back. ok limu! you set it, and as i spike it, i'll tell

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marlon brando, coco chanel, judy garland, marilyn monroe, cary grant, and even the mona lisa. when it came to america for a special exhibition. it went aboard the united states. >> it served as an icon, really, from the years 1952 to 1969. yeah. transportation icon. do we have one of those now famous people? oh, they're going to space. yes. that's right. >> all the famous people are going the star liner. we went from the ocean liner to the star. >> there are issues even with those spaceships. i mean, i don't think you would see the same with this great ship here. i mean, innovative back in its day. technologically. right, danny? >> big time. yeah. and four presidents wrote it. >> coming up, the controversy on the court. what? one tennis star did, forcing her into a public apology. >> plus, the countdown to the nfl's opening weekend as andrew and danny's teams face off. i think i'll just leave the room. bring it on. world news now. you i'm gina. i want to talk to you about golo and how it has changed my life and how it can change yours too. like many of you i've been dieting an

"mona lisa." "da vinkey?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "da vinkey?" been trying to stop tiktok for years, but the app keeps getting around it, kind of like -- [ water running ] [ laughter ] yeah, every time the u.s. thinks they've finally got tiktok cornered, they get out of it, kind of like -- [ audience aws ] but who knows? maybe this time they'll block the app for good, kind of like -- >> there you go! [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's a helpful breakdown. there you go. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile, tonight at mar-a-lago, former president trump announced the launch of eric and don jr.'s new crypto business. even people who went to trump university are like, "sounds like a scam." [ laughter ] yeah, eric said that the start-up will promote financial independence, which is fun coming from someone who is 40 and still not financially independent. [ laughter ] interesting. [ cheers and applause ] why? did you guys see this? during a new interview, j.d. vance admitted that he created the false claim about immigrants

it or not, and i don't think that opera is old-fashioned, if we talk about classics, here's the mona lisa? no, no, these are things that last forever, opera is the cultural heritage of all mankind, so this is a stereotype that i hope that today i will try to destroy a little. and how does the world of opera look from behind the scenes? is it tough in terms of competition? and how does the world of opera look from behind the scenes? i would like to invite you all to see this with your own eyes, because we have tours behind the scenes of the bolshoi theater at the bolshoi theater. i think that any school can make such an offer to classes to come to us or some. then part of the class can come to us at the bolshoi theater in real time to visit the backstage, the orchestra pit, the costume shop, the make-up shop, to attend a rehearsal of the flight. opera, to stand at the conductor's stand in the orchestra pit, to hear a story about the most beautiful chandelier that the us, and then you will dive into this world a little bit, you will see not only from the stage, what is happening in the thea

or not, and i don't think... that opera is old-fashioned, if we talk about classics, here's the mona lisao, no, these are things that are forever, opera is the heritage of cultures, the culture of all mankind, so uh, this is a stereotype that i hope that today i will try to destroy a little, and how does the world of opera look from the backstage, it's so much? in terms of competition, and how does the world of opera look from the backstage, i would like to invite you all so that you can see with your own eyes this is because we have tours backstage at the bolshoi theatre, i think that any school can make such a proposal to classes to come to us or some part of the class to come to us at the bolshoi theatre in real time to visit. backstage, the orchestra pit, the costume shop, the make-up shop, to attend a rehearsal of a ballet, an opera, to stand at the conductor's stand in the orchestra pit, to hear a story about the most beautiful chandelier that we have, and then you will immerse yourself a little in this world you will see not only from the stage, that what is happening in theater, b

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. >> you can't get that close to the mona lisa. >> no. you can't, >> she's very well protected. mean, it's absolutely crackers. outrageous, isn't it , i mean, it's absolutely crackers. outrageous, isn't it, i mean, considering two other people had just been jailed for doing the same thing. >> well, that's why they did it, isn't it? to prove that they're still forefront at the forefront of protest? but i nobody has any sympathy with them surely, anymore. that's a terrible thing to do, isn't it? >> just, i don't know . >> just, i don't know. >> just, i don't know. >> come on, national gallery. you should have protected those paintings better. well, it's happened. >> and there's an older lady as well. i mean, this is the thing. it's >> oh, it's a lot of posh people. >> yes, probably. they're probably all very posh, but there you go. right. oh there we go. oh, oh, is she. there she is in the middle. yeah just stop oil. i quite like the stag do. do you remember that. was it last year. there was a stag disguised stag do and they took him to the grand prix, and they made him wear a jus