your day job, what did you leave the oprah show for it was really a bad time for me. it was, you know, a moment where she had to, you know, in a way, go back to her grit >> yeah. >> that built her career and people forget that >> maria supported oprah then and, in turn, oprah supported maria during the most challenging times in her life. >> what was the most difficult thing you had to let go of in your life? >> probably my marriage. yeah or my vision of whatever i thought my marriage was. >> and prior to that, the loss of their mother. >> if you had told me that at the age of 52 i would finally get up the nerve to crawl into bed with my mother, hold her and tell her that i love her, i would have said you are nuts after my mother passed away and she was at my mother's funeral, and then she called me right after my mother died and said i'm going to have a gathering for you. it was just this really sweet, loving, like, moment of, like, we're here, we love you. you're going to make it through. >> as oprah and maria so fondly look back at the 42 years past, they also look

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this is not just oprah, but black, oprah, or indigenous oprah or phone call, or any of the other names that are used to describe these contributions. so black goes is we're always comes with a qualifier which implies that it somehow falls outside the norm, or that it's not normal. and because of this, i don't think it is treated on an equal footing. know how you're looking thought for your thoughts 1st and then michael me what kind of stuff? what i also think it is a lack of education with the administrators and a lack of courage with those who get to make decisions. you know, people, we hear a lot about gay keeping because of the time that we were in with the racial racial reckoning. but it is the administrators, the general director as the intent arts, who get to dictate what culture is, where the community to come to the the come to the opera. and we can change that. this is not 1930 by it's 2021 and i think every art organization has a responsibility to their community, the show them the granite of what's available. yeah, and i also think it even begins even beyond that with them.

so you want to know why oprah is oprah because constatine great, great grandfather. i love that story. you know, i used to be able to memorize all of the stories that we found but now we've had well over 200 guests and i can't do that anymore. but oprah was in the first season and there's some stories that stick out. i particularly like doing stories of eastern european jews from the settlement. joe, i used to think -- when i invented the series and i only did black people, african american peoples lives 1 and in 2006 and african-americans lives in 2006. i did maya, morgan freeman. anybody that plays god and the president, you have to have. popular this jewish lady, this lady wrote me i'm of russian jewish ancestry and i admired but you're a big fat racist because you only do black people and i looked at that and i was so shocked and had never occurred to me that i could trace ancestry of white people, asian people or anybody else. black, african-americans that's my brand. that's what i'm trained to do. and so i tell you a funny story, see joe gets me telling lie, th

the oprah interview was followed by the death of prince philip. have deep conversations. they were all there to support the queen. but as harry has said, he loves his brother. and they've been through hell together. i think, in time, we'll see the royal family heal. >> reporter: time will tell how the fractured relationships recover. but one thing is certain. whatever harry and meghan do with their future, they will do it their way. >>> i was always different. >> diana provided a very public model for defiance and truthfulness. >> diana was a trailblazer. she found her voice, and i think that's why we co

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised atay, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth. but what i really think we do more than anything else is we serve as a voice to a lot of people who felt up until perhap

elon musk, oprah or michel moore? >> it feels like elon musk but i would say oprah.ing to give jessica back, yes, it's oprah forget. >> she got two guesses? kennedy: she was working through it, that's okay, you can work through it. which of these rich and shameless work as a? was at dr. dre or james lipton? >> dr. dre. kennedy: racist. it's actually james. [laughter] so no, you are all tied with one. let's go to our next round, sneaky link. which of these rich and shameless once bought $81500 first-class plane ticket for his hat? so he could meet him in italy? david bowie or dj kalitta? >> cries each name until it dings? that's what jessica basically gets. >> no. >> i will say david bowie or maybe -- david bowie be tooth that would be incorrect. not on his head but it's still on that plane. we are still all tied with one. could move into the lead with this, which rich and shameless lost their middle finger in her car door? matthew perry, or mark anthony? >> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer, it was matthew perry. now he can't flip anyone off. all right, brad. whic

they live just outside of los angeles in montecito, and oprah winfrey is a neighbor.is is a very different scenario because this young couple has said we want a private life. we are not going to make mega deals. he's already with a substantive law firm in new york city. we do not yet know what princess mako is going to do, but again, i would agree it is their business and they are not going to take on a very public profile. at least if you can go by the few remarks in the prepared statement today. clearly princess mako said that her upset and her illness and her inability to really speak too openly today had to do with this libelous coverage, this sort of incessant media coverage. so i think they would be pulling back. so the comparison to harry and meghan has been so public, it is just a useful hook in the media, but i do not think it is that accurate. hashem: now that the princess is going to disappear from public life in japan, move to the u.s. to live with her husband, do you think this could be the moment for more contemplation of what is next for the throne in j

and oprah winfrey is a neighbor. so they, this is a very different scenario because this young couple has said we want a private life. we're not going to make mega deals, he's gonna, he's already with the substantive law firm in new york city. we don't yet know what princess marco's going to do, but that's again, i would agree it's their business, and they're not gonna take on a very public profile, at least if you can go by the few remarks in the prepared statement today. clearly, princess mako even said that her upset in her, you know, illness and her inability to really speak to open late today had to do with these, this libelous coverage, this sort of incessant media coverage. so i think they would be pulling backs and comparison to hearing in megan, who's been so like, that's just a useful hook in the media. i don't think it's really that accurate says 0. now that the princess is going to disappear for the public life in japan, moved to the u. s. to live with her husband. do you think that this could be the mome

and i remember watching the megan markle interview with oprah a few months ago. and i didn't notice some parallels with michael. michael, so of course, in the situations are quite different. there's less of a nuance with race and attacks within the family compared to merkel situation. but, you know, they did experience a certain level of trauma because they're always under the public eye and they always have to act a certain way. and as i was listening to the press conferences, she always has to be very proper japanese and has to exert herself and express yourself in a certain way. so i think that proportionally women are under pressure to act that way too. if they're in royal families, especially nancy, if you look back of the history of the imperial family in japan, empress michiko impressed masako princess conferences, yuri in the past, the all how to go through huge pressure to produce some mail to the rhone or to readjust to this strict life within the impale household, and those for is, will always shrouded in secrecy because it was the royal family. and th

we are almost out of time, but what about the woman, oprah winfrey is off?ly have 56 women on the list, unchanged from one year ago. oprah winfrey fell off but melinda gates joined the list with her own fortune of $6.3 billion. thank you forjoining us from forbes to talk about their latest list. that is out and you can read about it online. have a lovely day. hello there. wednesday looks like it's going to be a drier, brighter day for many parts of the uk. a vast improvement over what we saw on tuesday. the northeast of england was particularly badly affected by the rain. it was about a month's worth of rain falling in 24 hours. throughout the day, it was a pretty wet too across eastern parts of scotland. the low pressure that brought the rain and the strong winds is moving out of the way. we've got the next atlantic weather system coming in to the west and in between the two, a small window of drier weather and some sunshine. with clearer skies to start the day across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, pretty chilly out there. for eastern parts o

it's called "i am oprah."ages, look at that. you'll see an illustration of a group of trailblazing women and who's that? who's that one in the orange there? oh, that's robin. 4robin roberts. look at you. alongside gwen ifill, and carole simpson. everyone has a story to tell. congratulations. >> i'm honored to be in that group. i know them well. >> cartoon. >> i think of gwen ifill. carole simpson? abc news and her little sign why you have. she goes, carole simpson. carole simpson. she is a hoot. michelle norris and everybody. >> happy to share that. >> thank you, lara. >>> coming up, a biographer saying harry and meghan gave the royal family a wakeup call. >>> we're back now with meghan and the unmasking of the monarchy. the updated biography of meghan markle since her move to california by andrew morton. kaylee hartung sat down with him. >> reporter: now acclaimed royal biographer andrew morton explaining the duchess' experience in "meghan" and the unmasking of the monarchy. revising his best-selling profile

are you trying to oprah this thing, shandra rimes it?ecause it feels like you're mogulling this thing one day at a time. i would love to be the baby of shanda and oprah, a super black baby out here dominating everything. but, no, i have a a lot of fun creating and i learned so much from queens and how much jessica and i were creating a platform for others to get their stuff out there. i want to do more of that. >> trevor: i love how all your books turn into something. your books are great to read. you know what i love about reading your books is they sound like you hanging out with me but on a page. >> yes. >> trevor: this one is no different. “please don't sit on my bed in your outside clothes” . sounds a little bit like something my mom would say to me without the please. my mom wouldn't say please at all. this would be abinstruction. so the book is essays from your life, how you think, how you see the world. i love that part of it is it you just giving us lessons like one of my favorites paraphrases what warren buffett hasn't told you

. >> does it rhyme with oprah?he book club that she and oprah and reese and all her besties -- >> lilly and willie are the two main characters in -- i said i got this text from oprah, she loved your book. he blushed a little. he's just an incredible, brilliant writer >> do you rub it in oprah's face that you got it for your book club and not her book club >> i did not rub it in her face. i told her i couldn't help it. >> i know al roker, my only book club member sitting here enjoyed it >> i love seeing how much you love it. it like this tickles me. >> i support when they come out on movies. moscow" is coming out in a movie. >>> speaking of the >> i'm just going to text beyonce. can you help me? >> speaking of the times, we're cooking up a stir fry and a cooking up a stir fry and a wildly popular ce.ak i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-tim

knows that oprah and gayle are like besties but i think what people don't know is maria and oprah haves, deaths, the end he of a network, all those different things they share their friendship in a way i've never seen before i felt like i was having lunch with them and then you said and what did she say, but it was really cool so we're going to do an interview on monday and the podcast drops the next day it was real fun and i learned a lot, too >> we have oprah, maria, and also on monday, jerry seinfeld jenna bush hager sitting down with jerry we can't say a lot about it yet, but there is a surprise in the works. we can tell you you have never seen jerry seinfeld like this before >> oh, great tease i'm in >>> 8:00, friday morning, the congress avoids a partial shutdown, but they fail to reach an agreement on the president's infrastructure plan putting his larger goals in jeopardy now peter alexander joins us with the latest good morning >> reporter: good morning. the democrats overnight scrapped these plans for the promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. leaders have been

bezos still -- including oprah.ollowed by tesla ceo elon with more than 100 and $90 billion.let's take a live look e new york stock exchange. you can see we are still down by about 200 points. reggie: amazon is reportedly developing a smart refrigerator. business insider reports a contractor grocery buying habits , predictor food preferences and order groceries on your behalf using similar technology they have in amazon go stores. it can also suggest recipes based on what you have. on top of that it can provide health and nutrition advice. kumasi: i'm ready to buy this right now. lisa: really? get outta my business. kumasi: i feel like don't you hate when you buy food, you don't use it, you don't know what you have. it's just too much and this can be really helpful in saving me from making unnecessary purchases. lisa: that's a plus i suppose paid out even like when my phone says set your alarm for tomorrow. you don't know what i'm doing tomorrow. reggie: i have alexa in there. kumasi: but now you don't want her to h

when the intellectual underpinnings of a local government for their certain ways a black woman like oprah will be disempowered relative to a person who might live 10 miles down the street for me here in ohio might live in the opioid epidemic rust belt of white america that involves a lot of poor people that may have struggles of their own but may not be black or may not be a woman. i reject the idea that oprah winfrey inner struggle as a black woman ought to have any more of our concern than somebody who might be a poor white man i think 90% of what both sides could agree on is people who are economically disempowered, black access to a good educational system. black access to capitol. black access to participate in the economy. that's a whole universal to embrace. it could be more about an agenda that lifts everyone up they share in the same way. part of the issue is the kinds of solutions that can economically empower everyone instead of characteristics like race, gender, sexual orientation which is what it's focused on today. i think the narasimhan is sloppy, it is a lazy term we defin

one of the planes to mechanics fullness cup as he does it in he, he yeah, yeah, that body as it will oprah locality. i mean and you know, let them know know what it was. they seemed confident yet he was on board the same plane 18 months ago when i had to make an emergency landing in this patty field, a few kilometers from vi levy since y'all. but he's here, a zillion here is. i'm willis, that i almost got a guy almost gone. is it was a hail enough. what if i'm in hands yet lately damaged enough was you know what? they're like a lot done with them on some book, which off i went like what it does is copy then the malaysian, they the money got a loan in levels. it isn't by the ghastly interim. violet leslie has a lot of a lot. i own it, a lot of it on those, on the, on the lead to today the same left engine is playing up again before is located off for a short period. it appears to be the pump with. so anyway, my love and with complete and then loma in columbia, american seals scholars conway. but i don't know if that doesn't seem to be much concern in the airlines offices. either a flight 11

and i didn't even know oprah, i don't want to insult the great oprah winfrey, is she still on tv?2530 hours a week on the air. look what you have done to me? look at my screensaver. neil: [laughter] >> convinced me. i got it. i understand it. you will go on, if i was ever to go into the recording industry to write a song you know i would be on your show. neil: by the way, you laugh. you have a great voice. i am curious though, she has been on "snl" and, that is obviously a venue that a lot of stars use. you of course, an iconic figure from years back, what do you think of those venues stars are drawn to, including, including adele who likes to keep her distance from the public spotlight if she can. what do you make of that? >> a great forum on "snl" to sell records. neil: oh, sure. >> to sell downloads, whatever they do now digitally but to this date it really is you know. when you rock that room that, studio 8-h, talking about it last night on the radio. i was thinking, adele did great. but you know who really rocked that room better than anybody, the late great james brown. i wa

the cutoff climbing to a record $2.9 billion knocking 51 people off the list including oprah. >> whatworth $2.6 billion but like other powerhouse players including gap co-founder doris fisher and patron's ceo , and several millennials made a debut. 29-year-old sam bankman-fried is the youngest billionaire on the list amassing an astonishing $22.5 billion fortune after founding a cryptocurrency exchange based this china. no one has gotten that rich that young except for mark zuckerberg. and also new to the list this year, melinda gates independently worth about $6.3 billion after she and her husband announced their divorce back in may. bill still remains number four. so the third richest person on the list mark zuckerberg, second, elon musk and the first jeff bezos worth an estimated $188.2 billion, mona, andrew. >> ah, thanks, will. see, i didn't know they were making the list otherwise i would have >>> right now on "america this morning" -- mark zuckerberg fights back. the facebook ceo responds for the first time to the whistleblower who claims the company spreads hate speech for pro

medical stack of outraged bites and ready to quit oprah. ah, andy trasha piles up in new york has sanitation workers protest against the covey. they knock elation mandated on vaccinated for the employees are to be placed on unpaid leave from monday. ah . oh, broadcasting lab direct are studios and mosque of this is aren't international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start in italy, this our after the 1st day of the g. 20 summit in rome. it is the 1st in person gathering of its kind since the pandemic and the response to covey is high on the agenda. and other key theme is climate change about which some say world leaders are not doing nowhere near enough, or he's pure oliver is in the italian capital. as world leaders gather here in rome for this years g 20 summit, they've also been met by large number of protesters. you've come to particularly vent their anger at what they see as a lack of action when it comes to climate change. the protesters themself actually coming from quite a diverse number of groups, incl

resulting in a leak of thousands of personal details of hollywood stars and billionaire tycoons, from oprahinfrey to donald trump. so let's begin. john, you're kicking us off on the front page of the express and boris johnson depicted as a gladiator. this has borisjohnson in the colosseum in rome where he is attending the 620 colosseum in rome where he is attending the g20 summit before he flies over to glasgow where the cop26 summit will happen, trying to get some new deal on climate change, trying to get action agreed between those different countries. i think it will be a big week for the prime minister, he is saying that it is a moment of truth, that we need to get some action agreed. i'm not sure he would need the skills of a gladiator, i think possibly that's a reference to his fight with emmanuel macron over brexit in fishing, but at the conference he will need to bring the world leaders together. there was a piece on one of the papers last week talking about whether boris johnson papers last week talking about whether borisjohnson has the best skills to do this job. would it not be

so sure. willis focus called at the study of the scope with his own oprah on good mom, the yeah. what as a new design you some thoughts on that? because i some consulting from the able to do my me let me do with that does not with the mom of believe she was one of them. well, with those on on good mom i think. yeah, yeah. the look at them every correct on who are some good one the cool with that your glass? no. she lives in that area to live up when you was moore's mom. yeah, that's new margaret found would pick up. so. yeah. would it be in your discussion with them? the 3rd option bring you to any of that, that we have asked what i feel like i knew you were to see what were often too slow with that with, with them. but us, but yeah, yeah, they're actually what macy deals are i, michelle, all done probably by the name was actually summer when you minute those it will go floors. know, glover, this will get fin will if they, by group, when you be able to go anywhere, if you more than you put me in yet, she knew me was july the for the we just started with the with the 1000000 the b

and of course, he couldn't have sal sudan because george clooney had already taken that oprah already had south africa completely. you know, under wraps. i mean, basically he would call shopping as celebrities do at that level. and he hired, you know, an extremely successful firm. it was about a business model, and then they wrote a really important story which is very compelling. and i have no reason to believe that ben affleck doesn't hear about eastern congo. why would we think he's not a human being like the rest of us who's also moved by, by the tragedies and difficulties and in the world? yet to convince ourselves that just because he carries that, makes it for tickler authority to speak on behalf of the congolese people is something that's a real problem. there were already plenty of organizations working for the eastern congo, including that is read by congo lease. and we have statistics to show that unless those organizations had guerrillas, or very horrific stories of sexual violence or a celebrity, they got almost no funding. and looking at the looking at the budget differe

it would encourage young men to work in the sector and the situation would be much better than our oprah libya has africa's longest coastline on the mediterranean. it extends over 1800 kilometers. it's abundance and see life could make libya, premier, exploiter of seafood contribute to achieving food security and create new job opportunities for a lack of government funding. and marine infrastructure has left the sector neglected. the higher cost for fishermen is passed along to customers. it's also led many to send their goods to neighboring countries like kamesia, where they'll get a higher price. in last, mosquito, our main problem is the export of fish many customers complaint the fish is too expensive or there isn't any good fish in the market. that's because all the good fish exported with algae then works for the ministry of marine resources. yes, he says with the right planning and investment, libya's fishing industry could be an important source of income for the government rather than depend on oil export. but when it does, the fishing, marina's aren't very bad shape. they are

they are still going to funnel it through ng oprah and other to try to make sure that the talilban itselfout a humanitarian disaster in the making for a country whose budget in the past was 75% of foreign aid. so you really do need these donors to step up. the fact the taliban itself isn't equipped to be able to distribute any of these aid, you know, 120,000 people or more were evacuated from afghanistan after the fall of kabul. many of those people are professionals, well—trained engineers, economists, many of them women, whom the taliban is now not allowing to work, and they have lost a real serious human resource right there. this is really staring them in the face right now as the winter comes on. it is a huge challenge, simon. business, too, played a big part in the development of afghanistan. they built a step in the world bank wouldn't pay them the money because they wouldn't allow money to go back into afghanistan. ngos playing a big role in the strip it in the aid. it is a messy picture. the world food programme says it is the biggest humanitarian- crisis in the worldj developing

within an overly narrow opinion chord line of respect. chrysler doors, oprah i didn't tune the pandemic compounds al days, opinions are not mainstream. when i pad, don't dare camino come with li here. ladies. opinions 1000000 find to call around in the country and with the younger we now see how something is the last civilians . how get in danger settled on the freedom of discussions with nicholas and george rightly decided, it gives you to apprehend. it is a big question is how can you to help this truth little says what is right or wrong as from a medical standpoint. well build presented a very different message last month when arte deutsche arte internationals, german language says the channel had its youtube channel permanently removed, for what was claimed. it was the, the publishing of covered disinformation. now, artie deutsch at the time said, and they maintain that what they were doing was giving air to different opinions and asking those similar, difficult questions about the covert 19 pandemic. and about the german rollins handling of it. basically, both sets of videos were r

brad pitt was asked by oprah about shiloh pitt had said she liked to be called john or peter, that it was a peter pan thing. in 2011. julie said shiloh like to dress like a tomboy, and they cut her hair. however, neither pit nor jolie had ever labeled shiloh as transgender last year. pit publicly said how proud he was of his daughter. and as you can see, even though pinned up in braids, child's hair has grown longer appearing to be much more permanent. so if hollywood is accepting of shiloh dressing like a tomboy, will they embrace her the same way now that she wants to dress in a more feminine matter, reporting for you to choose. and how she sweets our team to discuss even further brand stepmom work, host of the press here on our to america and steve. well, hollywood accept it. well the fact that we're talking about it shows that seems like they, if they accepted they did, it was some in dejection because they were not happy about that was in your i both have children. we know yours is actually already survive the teenager stage every day, every week they change their look. so why di

his supporters see it as a political witch hunt juniper. buck oprah, i don't understand that politicians deputy once worked with young are now so bitter and desperately seeking revenge. and perkins is suffering enough already. this needs to stop. according to official government documents, soccer a died a natural death, but in 2015 authorities it gives you to his remains from a grave. an autopsy revealed, his body was riddled with bullets in 2017 french president. emanuel mccoy agreed to really secret files on soccer. his death that led to the opening of the trial. there is a desire for justice, not just in burkina faso, but throughout french speaking west africa because there was behind the assassination thought to silence on carrying his ideals. but it had the reverse effect. millions of people across french speaking west africa. see in san kara, a symbol of resistance against the powerful he's become a hero and an icon celebrated in arts, culture and politics. many of those involved in the recent quin malia and one in guinea last september half reference sanker as leadership. as an in

because i know that your dad loved oprah music. so it kind of seat in to you as your grandpa what, what part part of it was the fact that i had my my father loved and i heard a lot of oper going up at the, not a part of a was, you know, i just love to form myself. and the main thing is you want to tell a story. so when it comes time to tell a story, there's a certain kind of, of construction that you, you want to have to do just a normal beginning, middle, and the end. you know, and to karen's point, that also goes into how you want to write for the voices. because you want to make sure that those voices at pivotal moments have that registered or have those melodies that could really allow them to blossom and really express themselves. and when karen did, the 1st production of fire should have been marble and she helped me a great deal in understanding just that in terms of like howling to save certain phrases for certain parts of the oper to make sure that there can be a crime that's in the piece. yeah. at michael, you do you know

they have podcasts out there and it turns out the oprah thing, the rest is pablo. other two are about serving themselves. william is trying to serve as queen elizabeth always has for 7 decades something higher than herself, something that matters to her and matters to them and that is why it works out. when you put something before yourself people get it, they know what is happening and they are not impressed. stuart: the most astute royal - >> i think the queen is going to be home for a few days, they took off at her but she was taking and it was particularly relevant to think about that. her mother lived to be 103, queen elizabeth is 95, quite young. stuart: you are way up on the news. let's turn to something that is much more relevant to our lives. jen psaki cracking a joke about the supply chain crisis. watch this please. >> crystal clear things were not improving. it is furniture and treadmills delivered on time and all sorts of other things. >> the tragedy of the treadmill is delayed. stuart: a little humor there but this is a real crisis in america, the supp

and then you've got indian northern state of oprah. com which is also flooded heavy rain over 3 days as killed at least 16 people in that mountainous region. many parts of the state remained cut off with main highways and roads washed away. elizabeth parent m live a for us on this news. our in one of the worst affected districts, which is a dokie in the south. let's bring us an update. hello, come on. that's right. we are outside the, the, the key dam in the district off indicate one of the 2 was effected. i'm in canada flooding on the weekend along with the in district where we were on monday and on the desktop from last week's flooding. here in canada has risen to 38 and about a 3rd of those debts from landslides. here in the district of into p. now as the clean up operations are continuing, what local authorities doing are releasing watches from 3 dams so far? it looks damn, is one of them. it's the state's largest reservoir. after it had been filling up rapidly during the floods on the we can, they've also alerted people who are living down the street from here, the cause off of

the one time they were in a room with sinatra or oprah. she had that kind of energy.it always just blew people away. >> that is awesome. that is awesome. that was a great question, laura. do you have any input on the pageant. will there be tribute? i need to have a beer, i am sorry. [laughter] >> a lot of stuff is up in the air. is it only just today which happens to be the 100th anniversary. the miss america organization announced a date for this year's pageant. they did not have one last year because of the pandemic. they are very late in announcing when they would have a pageant. there are no announced brands for a broadcast. lots of rumors and speculation that it may not be on tv this year. it may be streaming and said. i think to even speculate about what that will look like, this has been some unhappy years for the organization and there have been a lot of risks. a lot a former miss america's have been unhappy with the organization. there is no guarantee that you will have a large number of them show up. they love to be around each other. they love to celebrate