patton. >> bakery injury. >> taylor: patton. >> i am patton oswalt.power. >> taylor: joe. >> training luke skywalker. >> tasty little man let. >> taylor: joe. >> tall down there! >> taylor: patton. >> stepladder lover. >> loves to overcompensate. >> taylor: patton. >> kev in hart. >> taylor: oh, my god, patton and terry are now tied with 4900 points, which means sadly joe is eliminated. so, so sorry, everyone. before you go, please snatch on your fellow contestants like you are their sibling. >> mom, my buzzer would not work, because the cbs company wants me to lose, because i host an nbc show! it's not fair! >> wow! >> taylor: wow! >> the conspiracy theorists are going to lose their minds on that one! >> taylor: i mean, i can't say anything about it. can't tag that joke. i work for cbs. thank you, joe for bringing that to light, take care. [applause] >> taylor: we've come to the final act of our show, which means it's time to pick a winner. panelists, for the win... we're playing too long; didn't read, or as the internet called tldr. your job is to s

patton is the commander of the first us army group. that's deception has worked far longer than we thought it would, to the point that that we're now at the point where general patton needs to bring his third army over the beach and into the war. but the deception is still working. and so it makes sense. keep the deception going into patton leaves no explanation, and obviously it gives it away the other opportunity for a field command. field army command was the army, which didn't form until december, you know, quite a quite a bit later. and they mcnair right away to do the first u.s. army group job. so to make the deception work, they said, well, go to the front. and they set up this this tour so that he would get plenty of media attention. and one of the one of the interesting things to me is, they chose mcnair for this because knew he had a profile that could kind of match patterns if germans heard somebody of a much lower stature than patton had become, the first u.s. army group commander, then again, it's going to weaken the decep

and described it took an hour just to get to patton's desk. andt then patton chewed him out wit' language i will not repeat here but it is in the book. i do not see soldiers like that anywhere. w i see soldiers like that ever patton said you'd better never come back the third army territory or i will put you in a jail. so he never went back to third army territory cap printing the cartoons. patent cap complaining about them and even threatened milton's cartoons were in the stars & stripes. one point patton said he would not allow the stars & stripes to be t distributed in therm third army territory. and marshall said oh yes you will. [laughter] i think he got the very last laugh in 1945 he won a pulitzer for his work cartoons. [laughter] >> i had too. reporter: your biographer you are a law professor what inspired you to write this book? >> i am passionate about history. i have a bachelors and masters degree in history. i teach constitutional law. constitutional law is rooted in history. i find in order to understand most supreme court cases y

and it used to say, kid patton headline and you'll get another 20 miles out of him. and in this particular case, you get present the air to one a good headline and you're likely going to get some results you're going to energize the man. he has been the full problem with respect to the relationship between the russian federation and ukraine. whether it's the blacks, the grand initiative, whether it's the hosting and working for rum prisoner swaps, whether it's other dialogues that have taken place each been important. and basically the role of turkey now with this prisoner exchange is going to energize again, present air to wind. and what i think you're going to see leading up is we're now a month away from the un general assembly in new york. the annual meeting of all the heads of state and heads of government. i think you're going to see a lot of activity, a lot of discussions, and that we had to the g 20 in november and rio de janeiro. purcell. if harris wins will buying go or will he let harris introduce yourself? will present, improve and go to that one. and of

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the oscar was awarded to frank for producing the movie patton. i think everyone remembers george c scott starred in the movie patton and he didn't come to get his oscar that night. but frank was awarded this one. there's actually a picture of him holding two oscars because he stepped and picked up george c scott. and the question is always, well, what happened to scott's oscar? frank returned it the next. i suppose they pop the label off front, slapped on one for next year and used it again. frank mccarthy during the war was chief of the secretariat, a general headquarters, and he traveled extensively with general marshall, which is a very good thing. frank mccarthy had worked for a as a journalist before the war. he'd done some pr for the broadway show brother rat, and he was a note taker, which is a very, very good thing because marshall didn't take notes for anything. he didn't take notes at meetings, didn't keep a calendar, he didn't keep a journal, he didn't write down things. he kept everything in his head. and so having frank travel with h

through most of the depression, the day after pearl harbor, my grandfather signed up for duty, joined patton's army marched across europe back home. my grandmother raised a baby and went to work on a bomber assembly line. after the war they studied on the gi bill, bought a house through fha and later moved west all the way to hawaii in search of opportunity. and they too had big for their daughter. a common dream born of two continents. my parents shared not only an improbable love, they shared an abiding in the possibilities of this nation. they would give me an african barack or blessed believing that in a tolerant america your name is no barrier to success. they imagine. they imagine me going to the best schools in the land, even though they weren't rich, because in a generous you don't have to be rich to achieve your potential. they're both passed away now. and yet i know that on this night they don't look down on me with great pride. they stand here and. i stand here today grateful for the diversity of my heritage, aware that my dreams live on in my two precious daughters. i stand here kn

through most of the depression, the day after pearl harbor, my grandfather signed up for duty, joined patton's army marched across europe back home. my grandmother raised a baby and went to work on a bomber assembly line. after the war they studied on the gi bill, bought a house through fha and later moved west all the way to hawaii in search of opportunity. and they too had big for their daughter. a common dream born of two continents. my parents shared not only an improbable love, they shared an abiding in the possibilities of this nation. they would give me an african barack or blessed believing that in a tolerant america your name is no barrier to success. they imagine. they imagine me going to the best schools in the land, even though they weren't rich, because in a generous you don't have to be rich to achieve your potential. they're both passed away now. and yet i know that on this night they don't look down on me with great pride. they stand here and. i stand here today grateful for the diversity of my heritage, aware that my dreams live on in my two precious daughters. i stand here kn

i software then extract patton's, compassed those putnam, those of known ages and estimate fees is age, sit, denies access. this thing is it doesn't need to h threshold. parental consent. stores could be obliged to, in full strict age limits. in this scenario, a parent's approval might be required to download a social media app. for example, these approaches could work if parents platforms and regulators like governments, what kinds of had. and if these are privacy can be perspectives. one thing is to show kids only platforms have not been successful. instagram kids was put on hold and 2021 of the intense backlash. critics argue children were being left that and then even more vulnerable position than on instagram itself on each of kids. has them gained and especially trustworthy reputation isa? many parents find the amount a nature of ad placed on the designated children platforms, g, b, s. i, for one thing, social media companies have to step up the game when it comes to kids safety. so what a complete van makes sense. what's your opinion on this? let us know. floods, droughts, while

another bus, crushed into a ravine near the northern town of patton authorities have launched investigations . held frances has condemned to cranes ban on the russia linked orthodox church during sunday. prius he said to churches must not be touched. your train says the band is justified as the most kobe's judge, the ports of rushes full of aggression. ukrainian orthodox judge cotton ties to moscow off the rushes full scale invasion property. during the time to the shaw says he will travel to the western city also and again to pay his respects to the victims of a knife attack on friday, prosecute to say a 26 year old syria. mine has been reminded in custody of the he confessed of carrying out the attack in which 3 people died at age. all this was seriously wounded. the so called as lumnick states claims it was behind the wrong page as a festival, but provided no evidence. police and prosecutors say the suspect turned himself in . and the investigating any links to the terrace group suspected killa, little wayne ankle chains and handcuffs. police of transfer demand, they believe, responsible

it got him in trouble with george patton. george patton was a spit and polish kind of general.he believed that wherever you were in the world, you better be clean shaven. your uniform better look immaculate and you should be, you know, have a dignified demeanor about you should be soldierly. and this very stereotypical way. when he saw bill malden's cartoons, he got so angry that he insisted on having a meeting. bill mauldin. so he brought bill mauldin into his headquarters which was in some palace somewhere and in europe. and mauldin described how it him an hour just to get to payton's desk because. it was so palatial. and then payton just shoot him out with language. i won't repeat here, but it's in the book. and payton said, you know, you should clean up your act because i don't i don't see soldiers like that anywhere. and payton malden was like, well, i see soldiers like that everywhere. and so payton said, you better not ever come back to third army territory or i'm going to put you in jail. and so mauldin never went back to third army territory, and he kept printing the c

i wanted to prove people like george forman and patton, no difference because patton was a football player but he was 135 pounds and was a linebacker and he wanted to be great and he did. weinto found letters back to his future wife saying in my ever going to achieve anything in my life. when i read that i fell so hard. here he was doubting himself, the world's best general but i will also assess this that george patton is the people's general he could understand and know what it's likeo to go be n the mud and the orion and one of the guy is because he knew what it was like to sit on the bench. i think that helped shape them and he is also an olympian. then i had this idea and i saw bill o'reilly writing these books and bill o'reilly was writing books about history. then i read it and i said well lincoln's assassination, killing jesus, which by the way hate to give away the ending in the title he also said this interesting thinges he said i've got new stuff and really? okay. [laughter] but they were fantastic books and got right to the point. they were not written for the scholar but the a

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the george patton is the people's general.could understand and know what to say to to go be a grunt and, be in a be in the mud, in the grime, be one of the guys. because he knew it was like to sit on the bench and be an also i think that helped shape them he also an olympian and then i had this idea and i saw bill riley writing these books and bill rose writing books about history and i'm like, it's going to sell because this bill o'reilly. and then i read it and i said, well, lincoln assassination, killing jesus. which by the way, i hate to give away the ending in the title, but in that one it he also said this thing he goes, i did a killing jesus coming out. i got new stuff in it and really it's not in the bible. i'm okay. bill o'reilly trumps king james. so so but they fantastic books it got right to the point wasn't written for the scholar they were written for the everyday american. i go bill i got one story. have you ever heard of it? i george washington spies. what are you talking about i what happened right where we li

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. >> diane patton, de la campana de trump, dijo que la participacion del candidato republicano fue partede sus esfuerzos por unir al pais y anadio que ciertos miembros de la prensa hicieron comentarios desquiciados y no profesionales contra el desde que se anuncio la nominacion de harris a la presidencia, ambas campanas han incrementado el tono en sus ataques. >> segun este analista, ahora hay que ver cual es el impacto de los comentarios de trump en la contienda politica. >> los impactos ya se ven las encuestas muestran que ya la campana esta mas renida, practicamente estan al mismo puntaje los dos. >> ver cualquier tipo de deslice que kamala tenga. >> la ultima encuesta de votantes negros realizada por apnorc, realizada en junio, mostro que 7 de 10 afroamericanos tenian una impresion no favorable de trump. >> harris es la primera mujer negra y de origen asiatico en ocupar el cargo cargo de vicepresidenta. >> noticias telemundo verifico que es hija de inmigrantes de india y jamaica. >> crecio en berkeley, una c comunidad de los estados california, y asistio a la u universidad howard, un

and i think, of course, patton's legacy was also in the women, that you have helped the children. now tell me yourself, what was the path that was taken to win one olympic gold and one silver in the men? mr. sai , coming to tech fandom federation, well, we are legal on paper , we were 2 years behind the world's single fundo federation, and it takes an effort to get a share, points, and color. it would have been extremely weak . well, in fairness, the federation did not do the least bit . you should try your best for all the expeditions. anyway, you know that expeditions cost money. after you can support the team, support the team in terms of their training. all this is in its place. after sending him to his place, after we have a share and collect points in the color, yes, this was possible , thank god, we actually had 10 days left before the color to close, ms. kiani and mr. arin played the last game in turkey, and after that, in fact , this period can be said to be 4 months. we had time to prepare the children for the olympics. well , with a 60% preparation, but count it in the

i was in patton setup for you the whole project and i am the guy didn't read my my goal to extrapolate, still waiting say we're on know off on with an a man or we don't whole find a 2 month night and the, sorry, i didn't know think meanwhile, the future looks even darker for the people living at the west end of the variety, which is earmarked for flooding no matter how much the rest of them are, right, the government decides to floods. many of them are original residents, supposedly guaranteed the right to stay full and off. i know and i don't face no, no need no more am spider from my job. i don't get my life what they'll see. it may be nearby. we find another neighbor walking disconsolately. i mean the ruins of our house. who did this young middle name, though the he and so i don't buy. and what do you feel know about what has happened to my eyes now? they make a oh, they are telling me that make me of my own. that was a full name and then most of my out although she now lives in route to x who your home is still drawn back to what remains of her home here next door pick, pruitt is s

her books have been welcomed by people like patton, the principal and superintendent of magic city acceptance. the only lgbtq affirming school in alabama. >> seeing themselves in the characters of a book and they can browse things, that's meaningful to them. >> reporter: these days, the campaign, which ironically operates out of the store's closet, is getting love from all over the world. this londoner made a point to stop by the store. >> for me, when i was at school, there were no books available to read about being lgbt. >> reporter: it's a concrete way to bring about change. >> if you can't imagine a better world, you can't build it. >> reporter: she's determined to spread the word against censorship, one book at a time. >>> still ahead, the new flame that's making its way to paris. from moderate to severe s ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got l

while a lot of these factors that patton roku florida and for now i'm not created by humans, i know very hard to control. but there are several of the things that us humans do that also upsetting these need to species and endangered species in the what does a fun mulatto has been driven close to extinction because of disability. see good us, which is the food and have a doctoral funds. the vision is so in this area, have teamed up with fishers to bring back the do going from new extinction. does not the love mod done to praise on see for us or on to me to as long these learning memos also known as c goes funds you aquinos and key will fit a d t o in the baltimore area of seminar, of the population. so dwindling and evelyn, and when i was a kid i so many do going to see and i found my grandfather and i 30 or 40 years ago, then i used to catch themselves along of those days are long gone. environmental degrading, send along the full size, has destroyed the habit to go all over the world with vast amounts of sea for us. and that it was built in recent years, including anthem and no body via

it will clay a page and then you'll man, sorry, i'm sorry, i was in patton setup for you the whole project and i am the guy didn't read my my goal to extrapolate the weight and they were on know off on with an a man or don't whole fine, they do not me sorry, i didn't know thing. meanwhile, the future looks even darker for the people living at the west end of the variety, which is earmarked for flooding. no matter how much the rest of them are. i the government decides to flood many of them are original residents supposedly guaranteed the right to stay full and off. i know, and i don't need your web backup which might not. i don't get my life. what they'll see it to me is creating a new jack nearby. we find another neighbor walking disconsolately, amid the ruins of our house, who did this young middle name thing though the he and so i don't buy. and what do you feel know about what has happened? smash like go. last month they make a oh, they are telling me that make me of my own. that was a full name and then and then i was on a oh. although she now lives in room to x, who home is still dra