. - naname's doylele grant, and i wawas shippingng clerk. - my namame's gilbenen peeple, and i wawas departm. - dittleler brothersrs printingg wawas a very s secure printing c company, and thatat's how we e got ino the lottttery busineness and into s scratch-offff game. - and i i think thatat's one e of the reaeasons that we gogot the u.s.s. postagage stamp jojob becacause the fefederal gogovernment s said, "hey, , this placece is reaeally securere," 'c'cause we gogot that and it wenent real welell. - - and then i it grew frorom . you know,, three e or four yeyears, anand mcdonaldld's millionos and mimillions of f dollars to pay t to print alall this st. - i was ththe directoror of sececurity for dittttler brothehers betwtween 1987 a and 2000, and i i worked witith jerry n ththey were rurunning monony becaususe simon anand dittler were reaeal close. [dramatitic music] ♪ - we had p people in dittlerer brothers s 24 hou. ththe dittler r brothers f faciy was vevery secure.e. you u had to go o through a guard d shack to g get into ththe facility, you hahad to sign n in when you got inint

. >> h he knew allll t the kids b first naname, knknew most t of parerents. ththere's not t a one of them m didn't wanant to hug h his baca whenen they got t on the busus. almostst burnt thehe house. >> the day before the kidnapping i got into my mom's beer a and tried to make some popcororn, almost t burnt the house. she walklked in and d saidid ok mike, wellll, yoyour punisishme you'll havave toto ride e the b home tomororrow. ♪enensated--bendining over mile finally y ruinined my daddddy's ♪ as he overcrcompensateded for educucation lack ♪. >> whehen he openened up, i wew the very b back so that i cocou be r rowdy and talk with my friends.s. i was s a vevery outgoining, outstspoken chilild and d i i w coconstantly g getting in n tro on the busus for talkiking. , a, my brother jeff was also on the bus. he was one year ahead of me in schohool, an h honor roll ststu basically y an allll amerirican >> dououg was right t in froron me. . he was a sweweetheart. he was m my 10-y-year-old boyfriend.d. >> a as a chilild, i was hyperactctive. i i was such a a problble

don't see the subsidy to me, it's not like that, nanam doesn't say, don't see the subsidy to me, kerami , i'll explain what i'm talking about now, my friends say take away the supervision from us, they don't say the subsidy to us, it's not like this when it says supervision. is something like this possible ? is it even possible? where in the world are you? the price of a basic product is at least 50 million, which is now sold outside the network. it is not possible for it to be possible. you are the price of one. safra means that you consume one grain if it is 1000 tomans or 20 thousand tomans. this is of course available now. friends, don't tell me that the world price of wheat there is the price that is in their favor . don't tell me that since 8 months ago, the world price of wheat has gone from $400 per bushel to $ 200 per bushel. hey, now a kilo is about 13 thousand tomans, sea freight has decreased by almost 70 since 8 months ago, mr. azaribagha, why don't friends understand this. see, these words are very projective words in my opinion . shouldn't we guarantee purchases? shouldn'

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- yes, i k know his naname: halllleck. general l h.w. e our new chchampin with $20,0,000. - anand that cruruelty was someththing i wantnted to sho, the popower of money a and personanality. soso to me, ththat was a s sy ththat really y had to be e t. - we dididn't land on plymomouth rock.. plplymouth rocock landed o on . [cheers s and applauause] lalanded rightht on top ofof. - "malalcolm x" is spipike lee's e epic. it reaeally felt l like the fm thatat he was mamade to make, and i thinink he felt t a cecertain urgegency in makak. [crowd chahanting "we want j justice"] [indistincnct murmurining] [leaeather creakaks] - spspike had ththe good fore of castingng denzel wawashinn at thehe pinnaclee of hisis movie statardom. i i think it's's his bebest performrmance. - - denzel wasashington is one o of the all-l-time gre. what he dodoes in his s artist, paintiting a portrtrait of an individual,, it's aststounding. - if t the so-calllled negro in ameririca was s truly an a american cici, we wouldldn't have a racialal problem.. ifif the emancnci

penelolope: when h he called ya naname, what d did he callll ? stupid, dudummy, goobeber?my god.. isisabella gomomez: i thinint alallows audieiences to hahavee coconversationons in theirr own liliving roomsms. elelena: even n these daysys, is openly racist world. i manageged to neverer have a an incidentnt. pepenelope: yoyou and yourur br are of dififferent shahades. lydia:a: yes. papamela adlonon: if you p t somemething in y your show that's shohocking and radicacal. the hope i is in fifive years' ' time, it's goingng to bebecome more e normal. elena: whoho even decicides whatat latinx lolooks like? i lolook latinx.x. penelopepe: of coursrse you do, you'rere beautifulul. i alwaysys thought y you lookoked like ananne hathawa. elelena: oh nono, no, no!! emilily vanderwewerff: the f fe of the famamily sitctcom to e is most present in shows like one day at a time; telling ststories ababout an amemerica you don't always see on t television,n, elelena: yeah!h! in ways s that are f funny, ad fresh,h, and invigigorating.. and if y you look atat the bet family sititcoms on tv righ

ricichard: i wawas workg in atltlanta, geororgia, at the r royal peacocock, and d i met a sisinger nanamedzed him.. it wasn'n't his voicice thatat got me. i i liked the e way he loooo. billy wrigight. he had t the high popompadou. ththe pancake e makeup. anthonony: the masascara and the littttle pencil l mustach. he was also openly gay. little r richard: i i had alrey stararted wearining the hair, but t when i sawaw him, i ststd sweeping i it back on n the si. anthony: and then billy helped richard get his first record deal. little richard: they recorded me in t the lobby o of the e radio statation. wasnsn't no stududio. ♪ t taxi, taxi,i, take me a any♪ it wasas popular i in macon and in atltlanta. ♪ taxi, taxaxi... ♪ kingng: richard d becomes more famamous in macacon, anand his fathther startss playining these sosongs around thehe clock at t the cl. ♪ richard saidid for the e first timeme in his l, his father was proud of him. and bud penniman actually welcomes richard back into the famimily home. one night, i would sit there all night and watch people get off the bus, you know? you know,

inside that, there was a jack-in-the-box bag that, on thehe back sidede of , had bebeen writtenen the nanames and ththe ages of f l of thehe children.n. but probabably the most telliling evidencnce wawas the ransnsom note thtt was s found in t that envelol. and at thahat point, i it starteted to gel a as to who was s responsiblble for this. ed batates: fred w woods, the suspecect's fatherer, was vevery cooperarative, totold me he t tried to gegt his son interested in the family business. his son got interested in these old cars. duduane gull: : he developod a bubusiness of f refurbishig old cars and s selling thehe. hehe had gone e into partntnep wiwith a frienend from high sch, named james schoenfeld. his brother, rick schoenfeld, was involved, but he was more of a hanger-on to the other two. ed bates: the brothers-- their father was a foot specialist. they were e upper-middddle-cla. arlene s storm: theyey were als veryry polite anand outgoing. and if w we saw themem outsid, they a always chatatted with . veryry friendly y boys. jenniferer brown hydyde: we we reallyly shocked t that these e

african-n-american geororge washingngton carverer discoverered the peaeanut, bubut can you u provide nanames. - - i wish thehere was y to s say ts that w wouldn't huhurt, mr. wentn. - there'e's a famousus earlrly episodee where they're investigating the rape and murder of a young boy. and theyey find a hohomeles child momolester who mumurdered thehe kid. anand sipowiczcz, to g get the cononfession, hahas to be, l like, vevery sensititive anand very gooood cop. - i know this has gotta be tearing youou up insidede. bubut you're g gonna feell a lot t better ifif you just t tell the t tr. - you cacan sort of f see on dennis s franz's faface, thisis is killining him to not, , like, destroroy this guyuy right no. and d finally, he getets the confnfession, he gets a a signed statatemen, hehe walks outut of the roro, he goes s to anotherer interrogation room, and he b breaks the e door io wiwith his fisists. - [gruntnting] - and i'm m choking upup talkining about itit right nw because,e, like, thahat's how gt a a moment of f tv that itit. - 20 yeaears from n, the bebest tv drama, what'll they look l

[aisha]] on everybody y loves raymymon, raymond decides to gtoivhited wiwith their f family's nanames somethihint came f from my actctual lif. i gagave a toastster to eveverybody, a and it saidi, eveverybody loloves raymonond. i sent it t to my parerents bebecause theyey liked thehe , and theyey supposedldly like . so i calalled home,, and d my father r answered.. he says, your mother wanted a coffeemaker. yes,s, they tradaded my gift for a a coffeemakeker. i cacan't believeve this! dodo you know w how much t te anand, and thohought and-a-a. thatat was a verery specificicg rerelatable toto my familyl. i didn't't know it w would bebe relatablele to yourss or anynyone else's's. whwho are you u people? [phil]l] here's w what you shsd dodo when you u get a gift. i'm m just sayining, thanank you. thehe end. ♪ silent ninight in the l last 10, 15 yearsrs, it's beeeen realy rerefreshing t to see tv s serie towaward represesenting diffft kinds of families and different waways of celelebrating holida. you knowow, i see ththis tre. i see itit in my liviving roo. i i see my grarandfather rising