it's based on his charles wilson peele's own diary at the time. he actually did a painting he called the crossing of the delaware. it has not survived, bullet he described it in a series of letters to thomas jefferson in 1818. and he noted for him this was the lowest moment of the revolution. he wanted to do a painting that captured the suffering of the soldiers as they come up out-of-the river and included the presence of women and children and wanted to acknowledge their presence as camp followers and the fact they were along and in the army and sharing the suffering and sacrifice of those who helped the women independents. and as you pass the peele brothers, of course, that scene is taking place as the author of common sense is with the army, and he's penning an essay which he publishes just a peek or two later called the american crisis. and that is when he writes those immortal words these are the times that try men's souls. but he that stands now will deserve the love and thanksgivings of man and woman. and so that's the scene he's really se

peele had been born in maryland and was part of a large family. he was orphaned when he was relatively young. apprenticed as a saddlemaker. but showed real promise as a painter. and received a patronage of some wealthier, more influential people in maryland. and eventually in the early 1770s had painted a virginia colonel named george washington and was starting to get a reputation as a very good painter. this is a portrait of a philadelphian named ben yeah 9 flower, depicted in his uniform as an officer in the continental artillery. he was one of the philadelphia associaters, the voluntary militia that lived in philadelphia and really marched to washington's assistance as his army was starting to fall apart after that new york campaign. they'd been driving through new jersey and by the first week of december 17 fist 76, crossing the delaware from trenton into pennsylvania. not washington's crossing that you're used to seeing in the paine metropolitan museum but crossing east to west. this is really one of the lowest moments of the revolutionary w

jordan peele. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jordan peele!is what i call chilling. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that, because that's a nice little easter egg for anyone who saw "get out." >> thank you. that's the first time i've done the "get out" challenge. >> jimmy: that is the "get out" challenge. >> that is it. >> jimmy: see how close you can get to the camera, and then make a right turn? >> i'm so glad i didn't wipe out. i was sure i was gonna go "boom", right in to the camera -- ergh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted to talk to you about this. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. we'll get to this. i just want to talk to you also about, congratulations, you got married. >> i got married. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very funny chelsea peretti, who we love. >> that's right. she made an honest man of me. >> jimmy: that's right. she did. yeah, oh that's so great. i heard you guys were dating. i was like, "oh, that's fantastic." >> yeah that's right. and we're brewing together a a comedy legend, within her. >> jimmy:

jordan peele. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jordan peele!is what i call chilling. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that, because that's a nice little easter egg for anyone who saw "get out." >> thank you. that's the first time i've done the "get out" challenge. >> jimmy: that is the "get out" challenge. >> that is it. >> jimmy: see how close you can get to the camera, and then make a right turn? >> i'm so glad i didn't wipe out. i was sure i was gonna go "boom", right in to the camera -- ergh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted to talk to you about this. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. we'll get to this. i just want to talk to you also about, congratulations, you got married. >> i got married. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very funny chelsea peretti, who we love. >> that's right. she made an honest man of me. >> jimmy: that's right. she did. yeah, oh that's so great. i'm so happy. i heard you guys were dating. i was like, "oh, that's fantastic." >> yeah that's right. and we're brewing together a a comedy legend, within h

becomes what more republicans have actually peeled away from supporting this legislation.hat mitch mcconnell will have. we see wisconsin's senator ron johnson actually broached the subject of saying that perhaps mitch mcconnell is not being crucial with his caucus in terms of what the true value is of this bill. so we are seeing deep tensions within the caucus. and now, and this is where i think being not only the president of the united states, but being the leader of your party, comes into play. and donald trump, given his low approval numbers, given how toxic is administration has become, u nfortu nately toxic is administration has become, unfortunately isn't able to corral his caucus to get this deal over the finish line. and i think that is what is deeply problematic, and what is not getting the attention that ensured, is that you have got a president who wants this bill, who is ready to sign this bill, but because he hasn't been able to build the bridges across the board, with centrist and democrats, he can't go out to the public and win support, and he can't find su

peel, first a look at, get out. >> good to see an old brother around here. yes. of course it is. >> something wrong? >> there you are. >> yes, yes. >> oh, hello. and you are? >> chris, rose's boyfriend. >> chris was just telling me how he felt much more comfortable with my being here. >> that's nice. i hope you're not trying to tear you away, dear, but the wind cuts were asking about you. >> well, it was nice to meet you, chris. >> i fell out when i saw. that's some funny thing. honored to have you on the program, sir. >> congratulations. >> i'm glad we didn't do that one. >> do it again. >> we didn't do that one. >> number one -- >> well, thank you. >> i brought my thing to get you to sign it. this is my movie ticket, the studios are very nice to me, they usually send me private singer so i can watch it before the guest comes on the show. horror films are things you must see with crowds. >> that's right. >> i went to the city to see this. >> i love it. >> and i loved it. it's like, it's one of the ways it's related to comedy -- >> yeah. >> as an art form. it's c

back to potato peeling without cooking them?wo weeks later, the chef came down, and i was sitting down there peeling potatoes. he said, "what are you doing here?" and i said, "i cannot go home. i will jump in the river before going home." the owner came down and the chef said, "i don't know what to do with this little guy. i fired him, and he doesn't want to leave." the owner actually said, "we have another hotel." he sent me to the other hotel. there was a lady chef over there. she had kids my age. she was nice to me. she looked that i ate breakfast in the morning and that i did my work and did not say anything. then i started to move up. haslinda: your 100-mile journey is quite something. you went from austria to paris. wolfgang: and then to america. haslinda: and then to the u.s. when was the turning point? wolfgang: i left austria for france when i was 17. i found out there were three-star restaurants. naturally i looked and said, "the restaurant i worked in only had one star." i said, "i cannot go to austria before working

>> one by one, the patches are peeled away and the world comes back into focus. you're witnessing the moment when the people in this room realize they can see, for the first time in years. can you see my fingers? their eyes and their faces begin to light up with a quiet sort of joy and wonder at the gift of sight.

does it make republicans peel off? not quite yet. but the case keeps being built. to the point of lies and lies and on top of lies. just within the day that the "new york times" broke the story of the e-mails in which don junior put out his own, you know, version of them on twitter. or not version, the same version. you see within that one "new york times" story how much he lied to them in, like, within a three-day period. first it was about adoption, then nobody else was there, now we hear this. so i do think, especially for the special prosecutor, robert mueller, it just adds fuel to the fire for their investigation. >> and potentially the russian guy, actually a u.s. citizen. he can subpoena him. so he can talk to him and possibly get him to flip on the trumps. because right now it's the people in the room are trump family members and the former campaign manager, manafort. >> and could be in more trouble legally. >> he might want to flip. >> so right now collusion, you don't have legally. but you have issues, perjury, campaign donations, obstruction of justice.

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against the democrats, he peels off black. he peels off young voters.f blue collar democrats. there is a big threat that the democrats are under-smythe here. -- under-estimating. >> he needs to get a rob cracker to run with him. >> come on. >> [laughing] >> he would have high name recognition. will this keep you up tonight, juan? >> no. >> [laughing] >> [overlapping talking] >> i have always thought he was someone who was engaged with detroit and gave money back to detroit. he is extremely rich. he said black people taught him about the blues and rock 'n roll. he is an interesting guy. is this just hype for his latest release? >> sound excited? >> no, i am not excited. guess what? not only donald trump but on the left franken and people like schwarzenegger. anybody who is a celebrity is trusted to run the country? crazy! >> it has to get better than who we have running it right now. >> wait a minute! >> talking about mitch mcconnell. i thought you were talking about trump for a second? >> no, mitch mcconnell. franken is more of a joke than kid rock any

peel off this real slow. >> the last step is to put the hub caps on.t there to be no scratches. we put them on, and pop. there is a sense of relief, and we can get on to the next one. ♪ >> what i envision is you take that caravan with an old vehicle, an old jeep, an old ound rover. caravans are built to be taken off-road. ♪ >> it takes you to areas that not everyone can get to. >> the thing about these trailers is not what they are, but what they aren't. they are not an rv. these are symbols of simplicity, symbols of sanctuary, of solitude. you get inside them, i don't know if it is the feeling of a womb, but they are a retreat that goes with you. ♪ >> the whole goal is for someone is purchases a caravan not to go somewhere. that is not the point. the point is to go nowhere. >> you are in the middle of nowhere. you go out and you camp and you look at a fire and you realize all that matters is food in your belly, warmth, protection, and it is just good to go and remember that. then you go back into the nonsense and it does not threaten you quite as much

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