part of the greater moore plan. her family like many of the big farming families around here keeps its wealth private too. >> i knew there was money there. but they didn't flaunt it in anyway and you weren't told about it. you just knew that it was there. >> reporter: she learned that the family fortune was also a tool to keep the descendents in line. >> when i was in high school, my dad said if you get into drugs, i'm kicking you out of my will. >> reporter: though she could have never inherited the land. that birthright was passed from father to son, not daughter. the custom started with the moore family patriarch who handed the farm down to his two sons, roger and gus, now in their 70s . each of them had a son born just a year apart. paul and peter who were in line to one day run the farms as partners. cousins, raised more like brothers. here they are in 1978. latter day huck and tom. in 1980 they were on the same high school football team. roger was apaul and peter. >> pete has a reputation in calusa county. his

steven moore: every smile is beautiful. evelyn moore: most of europe, south america. we had a lot of interesting experiences and had a lot of fun. [music playing] andrea canning: eventually evelyn decided to retire to the jersey shore, and she wanted steven to come too. she needed his help, so her loyal son grabbed his skates and the rest of his stuff and jumped in his car. it was packed with every-- every single thing that he owned was in that car. it was funny. [music playing] andrea canning: he knocked around for a few years. and then one day in 2006 he met kathleen dorsett. cam graham: i knew she was a schoolteacher and that she lived in jersey and that he was in love with her. and it seemed like he found the one. [music playing] andrea canning: and if opposites attract, this match couldn't miss. kathleen dorsett seemed as grounded as it gets. she had her own house right across the street from her folks, and she was great with children, as friends noticed when steven brought her out to california. they came down and stayed i think a week with us. she seemed really

shane moore: ow!rla tryber: oh, god. kelly moore: she shot him. carla tryber: oh, god. oh, god. oh, tucker. keith morrison (voiceover): with the phone still recording, you can hear kelly ask tucker for the gun. kelly moore: give me the gun, honey. give me the gun. tucker reed: why do you need the gun? kelly moore: here. keith morrison (voiceover): then, told shane is still alive, barely, tucker reacts with an obscenity. keith morrison (voiceover): when detective young saw the video, he knew right away. this was a very different set of circumstances than we were told during the initial interview with tucker. keith morrison (voiceover): during his investigation, young discovered that just two hours before he was killed, shane called the sheriff's office saying he feared for his safety. keith morrison (voiceover): remember, tucker told the police she didn't know how the gun worked, said she was surprised when it went off. turned out, she'd already fired it that very day. keith morrison (voiceover): when

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thank you, commissioner moore. so i again, it feels to me like this is a forced election, i don't feel like, you know, gave enough time for the public to chime in. and, honestly, it was it was kind of it was surprising and it just it it feels like, it's not right. it feels like it goes against. i don't see anywhere in the rules. and regulations that says that we can have an election, just by having one of our commissioners put a motion forward, and so, and it says in the rules and i'll, and i'll, you know, anyone could look this up. we have elections of officers in january. now from how i see it, commissioner moore, after sue diamond, our former commissione, left, she did not want to seek reappointment. she left because she wanted to be with her family and good for her vice president moore stepped in. that's why we have our vice president. so she's an acting vice president. we have 2 or 3 months until our elections. what is the rush and why now is my question why why the commissioners decided to do that is outside

burns, and the head of mi6, richard moore. in my opinion, there is a certain sphere of activity that does not provide for such. an obvious presence in the media does not provide for public activity, please tell me, in your opinion, i think, you are familiar with this material, you have studied it, what is the main goal of this public appearance of the heads of the special services in great britain, the usa. if you remember, maybe, 4 years ago, the former head, mr. pompeo, he said, one of our main tasks. this is a gate, this is to mislead, this is disinformation, he said this in front of his people, and as vladimir putin said, the west is an empire of lies, and indeed, as a person who lives in america, i see how everything here is permeated with lies, every day, my whole day i see lies, our entire society is built on lies, and therefore when the head of the central election commission and the head of the 6th central election commission speak, you really have to think, not just what they want to say, you just have to think how t

burns and moore talked to journalists from the financial times. was devoted to the world order that moscow and beijing are allegedly trying to shake. chapter british foreign intelligence service mi6. his overseas counterpart, cia director william burns, believes that the world is - quote - under threat, the likes of which humanity has not seen since the cold war, with the united states and great britain facing these threats most frequently. today, we are cooperating in complete contradiction to the international system, where our two countries face an unprecedented set of threats, - the publication of the intelligence chiefs says. burns and moore emphasized that their services are working together to confront russia, trying to prevent activities that, in their opinion, are allegedly carried out by russian special services in europe , and they are allocating significant resources to this. such opinions have been voiced in the west more than once, and they have become increasingly common recently, as ideas about a direct armed conflict between nato

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they knew all about sarah jane moore. they confiscated a gun and 113 rounds of ammo. the day before the secret service interviewed her. and they did not detain her the reason being is that she was offeretoe a government informant. this was a story within a story. she had been forced to buy a new gun. a 38 smith & wesson. she did not realize that it was six inches off. she was only 40 feet away. almost point-blank range and she fired a shot and missed by literally six inches. she was unable to get off a second shot or at least target a second shot because her hand was grabbed by a stranger, a nonveteran, murray -- veteran, marine who was the real hero that day. he had seen her take the gun out of her purse and he longed and basically the second shot went awry. of course, the sequel is he became the victim of unsought publicity and became the hero of the day. and then the "san francisco chronicle" outed him as gay and his family disowned him. the president wrote a letter thanking him. and what a lot of people do not know is that he wrote back to the president asking him

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. >>> demi moore has starred it in any number of hollywood hits, including "ghost," "indecent proposalw good men." in our "sunday profile" she tells tracy smith about the ups and downs she has faced on the road to stardom. >> reporter: demi moore always looked flawless on screen, but she would often put herself through hell to get there. someone might have told you need to lose weight. it's the way you responded to that? >> i think i held it as almost like life or death. like my career would be over if i didn't measure up. >> reporter: now she is playing a woman hell bent on being flawless once again. demi moore on the rocky path to perfection ahead on "sunday morning." >>> pearl jam was one of the defining bands of the early '90s grunge era. with a sound that first rocked seattle and then the world, more than three decades on they are still going strong as they tell anthony mason. >> reporter: how do you typically write? >> you kind of put up an antenna. >> reporter: eddie vedder and pearl jam have been making music together for nearly 35 years now. >> pretty much everything i have ev

they knew all about sarah jane moore. they confiscated a gun and 113 rounds of ammo. the day before the secret service interviewed her. and they did not detain her the reason being is that she was offered to be a government informant. this was a story within a story. she had beenord to buy a new gun. a 38 smi &esson. she did not realize that it was six inches off. she was only 40 feet away. almost point-blank range and she fired a shot and missed by literally six inches. she was unable to get off a second shot or at least target a second shot because her hand was grabbed by a stranger, a nonveteran, murray -- veteran, marine who was the real hero that day. he had seen her take the gun out of her purse and he longed and basically the second shot went awry. of course, the sequel is he became the victim of unsought publicity and became the hero of the day. and then the "san francisco chronicle" outed him as gay and his family disowned him. the president wrote a letter thanking him. and what a lot of people do not know is that he wrote back to the president asking him not

steve moore thanks for all you do my friend. god bless you. >> thank you mark.end to speak for ronald reagan but i work in the 76 -- 80 campaigns and work in his administration for eight years at high levels. the same people within the republican party or never traverse would have detested ronald reagan, too. many of them did and wanted to prevent him from being president, it took three swipes. three efforts to get the republican nomination. once he muscled through, he wanted to massive landslides. donald trump the hillary clint clinton. that's no joke, a big deal. donald trump will be kamala harris but the facts need to get out. the information needs to get o out. it can be morning in america again as reagan said. warning. we don't need to have morning america which is what we have right now or kamala harris. tomorrow night, sund liberty and live in. ♪

larry: president trump at new york economic club, we bring in kevin hassett steve moore, host of moorevin hassett, are we getting a growthier speech. we need a climb the ladder of success, i can act afford homes. >> i think one thing that is difficult about this time there so much negative tie in press and media, president trump's goal tomorrow to have a super positive agenda that motivates people to be optimistic about future of the country again. i am very excited about this speech tomorrow, he will layout a larry kudlowesque growthy agenda with tax cuts, and reduce government spending and deregulation and trade policy, so we'll hear from him the specific details of what he wants to did if elected again. and we contrast it with vice president harris who we don't know what she is supporting and not, there are leaking policies from her campaign but she is not embracing them herself or putting them on her web site, president trump will have a sharp contrast with his optimism and specifics. larry: steve moore, kamala tries to copycat. you can't. >> she could do worse. larry: go for the r

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burns and moore call it the main geopolitical. uk usa?you remember, maybe there 4 years ago, the former head of the cia, mr. pompeo, he said: "one of our main tasks is the gate, it is to mislead, it is disinformation, he said this in front of his people, and as vladimir putin said, the west is an empire of lies, and indeed, as a person who well lives in america, i see how here, here everything is saturated with lies, every day, all my day i i see lies, our whole society is built on lies, and therefore. when the heads of the cia and the heads of mi6 speak, people really think, not just what they want to say, you just have to think how they lie, why they lie, what they want to achieve, everything is really very good, good, this speech is good, planned, events, but disinformation, they want to show the world, something that is really wrong, what is, for example, that there is a threat, there is a threat everywhere, poor me... we are threatened by terrible china, terrible russia, that's interesting, i wanted to ask them, russians troops, chin

we're here with demi moore.ur life passes, as we live longer, we have children. >> we do. >> seth: and we have grandchildren. and congratulations. you're a grandmother. >> i am. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: your daughter, rumer, has a 1-year-old. >> she's almost 17 months. >> seth: fantastic. and how are you taking to the role of grandmother? >> so, i mean, like a duck to water. quack, quack. >> seth: do you think you're very good at it? >> yes. >> seth: i believe it. i would believe you would be very good at it. >> i was guilty today of already giving her unapproved snacks. >> seth: what are unapproved snacks? >> i had -- this is the problem. it was just those excellent pretzel crisps, which are my favorite. >> seth: of course. that's not that bad. >> and they were even the organic ones. >> seth: and you still got nailed. that's so much -- my father-in-law, the famous one was when our son was you know, was 17 months, he said, "i gave him ice cream," and my wife said, "you're not allowed to give him ice crea

so, by the time we got to moore v. harper we had those things to work with and we worked with them as hard as we could to bring the cases paul identified in particular, the smiley case from minnesota. we put it front and center that that is what this is about. but it's true that had the evolution not agreed in that way, how arizona not been framed around the idea of a complete ouster and had the chief in rucho not said what it said in the last paragraph i think we would have a steeper hill to climb then we did. based on that, i'm not surprised the chief ruled the way he did and wrote the opinion the way he did. it would have been a little hard. this is something, as an advocate, one has to be very careful about. overplaying, or playing at all, the ideas that you said what you said and told us what you will do here. but, he did. he didn't make a gesture at the idea that states could, through their own processes, address gerrymandering to the extent they perceived it to be a problem. a number of states have done that. gi

commissioner moore. commissioner moore, to turn your mic on. commissioner brown will read today's land acknowledgment. the commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. thank you. item 11 consideration of adoption draft minutes for july 25th, 2024 and august 1st, 2024. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on their minutes. again, you need to come forward. seeing none, publi

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joining us now steve moore, author of the trump economic miracle and host of moore money. michael faulkender, just plane ord ordinary chief economist, steve moore, new american industrialism. there was no manufacturing increase in the biden years, what do you make of it. >> i think by the way he can eliminate 10 regulars for every new -- regulations for every new one, just repeal all of biden's regulations in the hundreds most all of which have hurt our industry. i like the pro-america theme, i did not agree with everything. but i love the tone of it. the idea that we're putting american first to 15% corporate tax. do you remember one of our first meetings with donald trump, 8 years ago, he mentioned that 15% corporate tax. we he understands value of deregulating and cutting tax rates, i love he talks about producing more minerals and oils here in u.s., we have 5 trillion dollars of mineral resources here, it was incredible pro-job, pro-put america first, speech with a lot of new ideas, in there so, i give it a minus, i thought it was a great speech. larry: faulkender, on

we're joined by marcus moore in beirut. this latest exchange takes place as israel still embroiled in war with gaza. what's the latest on that conflict? >> reporter: israel has continued to strike inside gaza, including hitting a school in gaza city. it killed six people. this is the second such strike in two days. the death toll over 41,000 according to the hamas-run health ministry. we're also hearing israeli prime minister netanyahu is considering a plan from the idf that would cut food and water to northern gaza to force palestinians out of the region as they continue their war with hamas. linsey. >> linsey: marcus moore for us, thanks, marcus. >>> let's get to chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz in tel aviv, an hour away from the strikes. what are your sources telling you tonight about where the conflict could be heading? >> reporter: tonight, a senior u.s. official tells me the most recent hezbollah strikes deeper into israel are likely a prelude of what is to come. the official says that israel has a go

john miller, charles ramsey, steve moore, jonathan wackrow. appreciate all of you. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news. former president trump's campaign saying he is safe after gunshots were fired in the vicinity a short time ago i add his west palm beach golf club officials believe an armed individual intended to target trump, a person was detained following the incident thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield are breaking news coverage continues after this yes 30 years. i've been saying publicly, more people say and turns out i have enough money. i could just shut off back i can't carve saturday, october 5th on cnn you're seeing skechers, famous glide step, but where everywhere. and now that famous design is available, enhanced free sketches, slip in, get to comfort and style guides step now you convenience to slip ends with no bending down are touching her suits. >> try glide steps, cancers, lipids t-mobile's 5g network. >> next on hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived

moore have been trained _ parents get at home. moore have been trained to _ parents get at home.oss the - been trained to cross the channel despite the deaths of 12 people yesterday. pregnant women and six children have died in the crossing and andrew harding has the latest. early this morning, and the smugglers are back in business. a bbc team filmed this crowded boat heading up the french coast. an hour later, a boat — possibly the same one — is spotted as it veers back towards the french shore. it's already overloaded, but see how the smugglers are stopping to pick up even more passengers, like an overcrowded bus. there's a brief chase as french police try to intercept them, but it's a huge beach and the police don't get there in time. all this happening just one day after 12 died off the same stretch of coastline, six children among the dead. this afternoon, we find several french fishermen who'd pulled bodies from the sea. "the less we talk about that, the less we have to think about it," says bruno. as the french investigation continues, local police chose today to break up

larry: steve moore, speaking of friendly countries, japan is a great allie.dn't nippon steel be able to buy u.s. steel? u.s. steel has been on decline, so isn't it time to say that with nippon steel? >> yeah, it is. i think unfortunately, this is the one thing that kamala harris and donald trump agree on and unfortunately they are both wrong on this. this is a deal that will save a lot of steel jobs, japan is an allie, and if we don't do this it's very clear what is going to happen. we'll be playing right into the hands of the chinese, who now dominate about 50% of the world steel market, so i think this is good for american workers. foreign investment in the united states is a good thing. i mean it's when you and kevin and donald trump did the big tax cut, what happened? all this money flowed into the united states, so i think they are both wrong on this. it's a good one and i do like you asked me earlier today, larry, what do i think about elon musk's idea of a kind of grace commission against government waste. i love that idea. i think it's spectacular. yo

larry: all right, joining us now steve moore.ic miracle. unleash elon musk. how about this. we -- old peter graves commission in reagan years to about 10th power. this could be worth trillions of savings in the government. >> it can. that peter gray's commission in early 80s, they found 400 billion dollars of waste, fraud inefficiency. probably is 10 times that amount today. you look at the money stolen from covid relief, the redundancy of, 82 different job training program, the left-hand of government doesn't know what the right hand is doing, you put someone like elon musk in charge, bring in the best in business, bring in our good friend fred smith, of fedex and people like jamie dimon who know how to run things. one thing about the biden administration, and kamala harris, is they are not surrounded by people who know anything about business. i think that is because they don't like businesses, they view businesses as villains. larry: i'm from the government, i'm here to help you, that will go down the drain, terrific. steve mo

yolanda, minya moore served as the chair of this year's democratic national convention. and bishop leah sph-z daughtry served for the conventions. four of them are authors of the book for colored girls who have considered politics. >> what does chism say? if they don't give you a chair at the table bring a folding

we had from the chair of the inquiry sir martin moor—bick earlier where he talked about the contentse, part of disaster. what a phrase that is. it gives you a sense of all of the events that happen in the lead up to grenfell in that awful fire in the lead up to grenfell in that awfulfire in which the lead up to grenfell in that awful fire in which 72 people lost their lives, that had things turned out differently, might have been an opportunity to prevent such a disaster happening. 72 deaths that sir martin said were entirely avoidable. throughout the day we have been getting reaction to that report and talking to people closely connected to the story. joining me now is the former labour mp who is also a former labour mp who is also a formerfirefighter former labour mp who is also a former firefighter of former labour mp who is also a formerfirefighter of 20 former labour mp who is also a former firefighter of 20 years. jim, thank you very much for your time today. you helped to set up the all party parliamentary group on fire safety, didn't you? and since 2013, you have been lobbyin

she asks a close friend played by julian moore to stay by his side the room next door. as triplets to take her whole life probably the daughter for your daughter, as the director of one of the privileges laws is that we are the 1st witnesses when a miracle occurs in front of the camera. in both tilda and juliana to have some of the miracles deep on many days of our shooting. i'm carol wouldn't be able to trust the us this. i will never have enough words to thank them. if you have this data julianne until then, this is for you, this will powerful class the rocks real a baby girl, and nicole kidman, the best extra support. she plays a c o one box on the phone with an intern, keep them and was unable to attend the what's her money due to the southern portion of her mother, the movies direct to read out a message from kids. and to day i arrived in venice to find uh to find out shortly after that my beautiful brace mother, janelle, and goodman has just passed. i'm in shock and i have to go to my family. but this award is for her. been san langon took home the best actor awar

commissioner moore has something to say. i look to miss body director to give a date that they believe works for this particular circumstance. the 24th is the latest date that that would fall within that period. but if secretary owen says there's a lot on that calendar, i mean, always stuff shifts around as we get closer to the date. so then we might not have all those items, but it's up to you. it seems like it's a packed calendar, so if you want to move it one week before to the 17th, that could work as well. i would say, before 2020 ninth or 24th, 17th or, on or before 24th, we have to continue it to a date. certain. yeah. okay. so i think the 17th or the 24th is your option. i'm just worried about whether our 24th is going to be a packed agenda. it is a packed agenda. yeah 17th november, 17th october, october, october. october. yeah. so just go with october 17th. yeah i'll say i'll move it to october 17th. that's available to commissioner moore. yes. okay. very good. commissioner, yeah. i just want to say, you know, the

some of those key phrases which i think were important to draw out from that report and so martin moore—bickked about decades of failure from central government and many of the companies involved and many of those various people and groups and organisations who had a role to play in all of this and even the start of the report talks about a path to disaster that started many decades before the fire itself in 2017. at the end of this inquiry, before the report was published, we heard from the lawyer from the core participants talk about a merry—go—round of buckpassing, many of these core participants and those involved had essentially tried to shift the blame from each other and i think there has been an attempt today to unpick that web and it certainly seems to have been achieved and there has been criticism on so many layers of those involved based on dishonesty for some, and for others, inconsistency and indeed incompetence. 5ir others, inconsistency and indeed incompetence. sir martin said the various _ indeed incompetence. sir martin said the various people - indeed incompetence. sir mar

marcus moore from tel aviv. >>> the disturbing images out of turkey. two marines in civilian clothing attacked on the street in broad daylight. the latest on their condition. >>> the deadly early morning shooting on a train in a chicago suburb. four people killed. what we're learning. >>> authorities shut off power to hundreds of southern california homes. why residents were warned they may have to evacuate. >>> the major labor day strike. thousands of hotel workers walk the picket lines in several major cities, threatening to disrupt the holiday. >>> the race for the white house. president biden hits the campaign trail in support of vice president harris. their first joint campaign appearance since he exited the race. >>> san francisco 49ers rookie rick skey pearsall on the mend. we hear from the officer credited with saving his life. >>> and america strong. tonight, the sky is the limit for a high-flying teen, who is living his childhood dream and inspiring others to take flight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us on this labor day.

marcus moore witnessing the blasts in beirut firsthand. and martha raddatz in the region tonight, on how these devices were set off. >>> also tonight, the major news back here at home. a major turn for the u.s. economy. the federal reserve today cutting a key interest rate by half a percent. the largest cut in 16 years. signaling the fed believes the u.s. has turned the corner now on inflation. what this now means for mortgages, credit cards, car loans. and it comes with gas prices coming down, too, 48 days before the election. >>> breaking news in new york city at this hour. sean "diddy" combs back in court. late today, his attorneys complaining about the conditions behind bars. what the judge said moments ago. >>> the alarming hay ride accident tonight. more than two dozen children and adults, some with life-threatening injuries at this hour, after an accident involving a tractor and two wagons. >>> the race for president tonight. the teamsters union says it will not endorse donald trump or kamala harris. but tonight, vice president harr

demi moore gracing the very first one. >> a member of the brat pack. yep. brand's men's creative director tells esquire that a physical catalog really gives a little more gravity to the images and the clothes. i couldn't agree more. i miss catalogs and magazines. just tangible things that we can hold on to and read and page turn. danny. >> yeah. which is what? i'm at the dentist. i just need to flip through a magazine while i'm waiting. you know, i miss these days. and as for why they went with demi moore, he says that she's a lifelong fan of j. crew with an extensive collection of vintage garments. >> you know what? i was hoping they were bringing back the ten cds for $1. oh oh. i'm still waiting. what would you play them? my car has a cd player. does it really? >> really? >> yours doesn't. >> well, it did have a cassette player, but i had to modernize and modernize. >> you just had a track? yeah. >> that's too bad. all right. next. we are just 56 days away from halloween, so now is the time to start planning your costume. >> why not go with the burrito? b

admiral thomas moore, the former chief of naval operations of the united states, said: i never believed that the liberty ship was hit by mistake . this is stupid. after liberty was targeted, people who survived they were interrogated many times, and they were promised not to pursue the issue and not to talk about it with anyone. what the american media was canceling was that there was a short attack and there were few casualties, and the zionist regime quickly realized the mistake of its forces and is trying to make amends. contrary to the claims that could be made later, it was found that the american operators listened to the conversations of the pilots of the israeli regime. these operators are in spain, lebanon, crete, greece, germany and vietnam. dwight porter, the american ambassador at the time in lebanon, was stationed to record these conversations conversations have been accessed and verified. the professor of political science at the university of southern california reveals the goals behind the zionist curtain and says that at that time, israel decided to occupy the golan hei

sir martin moore—bick and there.ave painted a picture of systemic indifference , failure and in indifference, failure and in some notable cases, dishonesty and greed . sir martin and the and greed. sir martin and the team working on the inquiry are to be commended for the depth and rigour of their work. and mr speaken and rigour of their work. and mr speaker, whilst such a comprehensive report as has been published today deserves to be considered in full, and i welcome the prime minister's commitments for time in this house to do that. there are some immediate points that i feel will command support across the house, and that i will address to the prime minister first, the work to remediate and where possible, identify new at risk buildings must continue if we are to meet, as i am confident the whole house would agree. the right honourable former member for maidenhead's pledge that no such tragedy could occur again. i know this task is not a simple one, and i thank the prime minister for recognising the importance of

let's go back to the one i jumped by mistake about michael moore, the conservative michael moore.'re doing stuff like that. so it's the conservative michael moore taking on the crazy diversity industry. and this is basically it's basically a think piece from tim stanley actually about matt walsh because he has this is that who it is? yeah. yeah. he has this film. am i a racist coming out and shockingly, people like robyn d'angelo, author of the awful book white fragility, showed up in the film. now it does say that she was paid $15,000. so that might have been why you start to wonder why these people, you know, showed up and didn't know that michael . i mean, i actually that michael. i mean, i actually ben, ben shapiro and mike walsh retweeted me because i said i said matt walsh slightly changing his hair and conning all these people like robin d'angelo has got me reassessing clark kent's glasses because it actually worked. it was extraordinary that it worked, and it is very interesting. and there's an interesting discussion of comedy and how, you know, now it's moved to the right