take a polaroid, used to polaroid and paint from there. he needed a white wall.n my home they had no white walls, so we went to the kitchen, and because the white wall in my kitchen was so tiny, i lifted my arms and it was the first time he painted me, then he painted me later for a show he was planning to do in the 1980's called beauties. david: did he give you the paintings? diane: he gave me the first one. he gave me one. i bought two. the second time, he gave me one and i bought none. and when he died, i bought them all. david: let me ask you, your business is moving forward. you are in the cosmetic business. you are getting in fragrance, other things. life sounds like it is great. everything is well. at some point, did all the businesses go down and after a while it was not so good? diane: there are always ups and downs, ups and downs. i had the first phase of my life is very much an american dream, ok? i lived a true american dream, really. i was young. i was an experienced. i became very successful. -- i was inexperienced. i became very successful. after t

>> we all know that these -- are smaller than a polaroid.'re talking about here. conservative men are very upset about this. they feel very passionately that anything fertilized is life. i mean, i think it's pretty -- a lot of scientists would disagree. a lot of doctors would disagree. and we've had this right for 50 years. but they're very hot to get rid of it, and it's hard to see how this isn't about power more than anything, and especially when it comes -- you know, you just see with these -- with the texas law and, you know, six weeks is a really small window. and we've already seen that these women can't get abortions in texas. so i'm really worried about where this goes, and it's really scary. >> i was going to say as a lot of people have pointed out over this past week republicans seem to care about those before they are born. once a child is born they seem to not care about children anymore and the safety of schools and all the other problems our society is dealing with. the irony is not lost on a lot of people. thank you, molly, fo

you have a polaroid camera and you snap a beautiful picture and a great photo comes out the front.for the picture to appear. suddenly someone walks by and snatches your photo, ripping it to shreds. you're stunned. you cry why did you destroy my picture. the person replies, oh, it wasn't a picture. it wasn't fully developed yet. >> we actually -- we don't want to play the whole totality of his comments. he later went onto make a confusing reference to earthen vessels sanctified by all mighty god in reference to women, i guess. i quite honestly don't know what he was trying to say there other than analogy he was trying to make about polaroids. what in the world do you make of cawthorn's actions there? >> conservative men are very upset about this. they feel very passionately that anything fertilized is life. i mean, i think it's pretty -- a lot of scientists would disagree. a lot of doctors would disagree. and we've had this right over the years. but they're very hot to get rid of it, and it's hard to see how this september about power more than anything. and especially when it comes

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he was looking for a white wall because he would take a photo and then use a polaroid and pain from there. he needed a white wall and my home, there were no white walls so we went to the kitchen. because the white wall in my kitchen was so tiny, i lifted my arm and that was the first time he painted me. then he painted me later for a show that he was planning to do in the 80's called beauty. >>>> did he give you the paintings? >> he gave me one. i bought two. the second time, he gave me one and i bought none. and when he died, i bought them all. >> your business is moving forward. you are in the cosmetics business, you're getting a lot of businesses, life sounds great. at some point, all the businesses go down and then after a while it wasn't so good? >> there are always ups and downs and ups and downs. the first phase of my life is very much the american dream. i lifted the true american dream. i was young, inexperienced and i became very successful. after that, i had difficulties and finally i ended up selling the cosmetics and then of course by then, my children are teenagers because t

pertaining to my whole trans journey, i've been trying to, like, take a selfie picture of myself with my polaroid of my birthdays. that's the shortest my hair's ever been before i actually cut it, and that's a year after. these plaques are probably the most important plaques that i will ever own. they're from my all—state days, my all—state choir days. it was just one huge choir of all the best singers in texas. and i've done that three times! the third time, i actually got to put my name, like, my name—name on my plaque. the infamous birth certificate that i got when my friends gave me $300 to change my name. this is my closet. a lot of colours. and, yeah, that that's my room — it's pink. it's very pink. yeah, it sucks. but that's ok, because i'm going to be moving out, anyways. i'm going to miss high school, i'm going miss high school a lot. i think the thing i'm going to miss the most isjust, like, having so many friends and connections with everyone. but i am looking forward to the next stage of my life and everything that's going to be happening next. it's going to be really exciting, i'm re

now pertaining to my trans journey, i have been trying to take a picture of myself with my polaroid and. that's the shortest man here has ever been before i actually cut it and that's a year after. these plaques sample to be the most important facts that i will ever own. they are from a all—state base. my own. they are from a all—state base. my allstate priority. it'sjust own. they are from a all—state base. my allstate priority. it's just one huge choir. all the best singers in texas. i may have been that three times. and the third time i actually got to put my name like my actual name on the plaque. the infamous birth certificate that i got that my friend gave me $400 to change my name. here is my closet. a lot of colours. and yes, that is my room. it is pink. it's very pink. it sucks, but that's ok. because i am going to be moving out anyways. i'm going to be moving out anyways. i'm going to be moving out anyways. i'm going to miss high school a lot. i think they think i'm going to miss the most is having so many friends and connections with everyone but i am looking forward to the n

i don't want to hear that word polaroid thing, but that's what it in 2013 my uncle, our family dog, my brother, who was 21 years old, myself and my father were all guy with rob problem. kidney brought a black hole and they couldn't play. right. yeah, yeah. maybe they'll actually learn that more mill is more important than hey, you've heard about this cameo site right. where people tape messages for people, birthday messages, phone messages, just to lowe's anniversaries. well, you know, who stands astride that world, who's the number one most requested guy, brian bombgardener from the office, and he put some time in them and they're really sweet. and he also has a new book out now an oral history of the office. and it's right here for christmas . how many office fans do you have on your christmas list? brian bombgardener right after this san dennis millard plus one thing. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller. plus one, happy to welcome brian bombgardener to the show course, best known as kevin malone on the critically acclaimed n b c comedy series. the office, which is a it's the classic

even crazier it takes a photo and then spits out a very tiny polaroid [ laughter ] scientists like "asan see here -- oh, no crap nobody move. nobody breathe." [ laughter ] "there's $200,000 on the floor. i read that the u.s. captioning company just released a list of its most mispronounced words of 2021, and topping the list is "cheugy. [ light laughter ] cheugy, yeah and if you don't believe me, just turn on your local news watch this >> chew --- cheugy >> what the heck is cheugy >> cheugy? >> cheugy. >> cheugy. >> have you ever heard of cujee? >> chugie. >> called, chow-gee. [ laughter ] >> chugie? >> what? i don't even know what that means. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: cheugy guys, i heard that dozens of camels were just banned from a a beauty contest in saudi arabia because they received botox injections. [ laughter ] not only that, one camel was accused of getting a hump implant. [ laughter ] the camel beauty official who made the decision said, "you're disqualified and what the hell am i doing with my life? [ laughter ] they may be out of the beauty contest for using botox,

that aircraft is flying for eight or nine hours, not just a static snapshot like a polaroid of the battle field. it is movement. one of the questions you'll get answered is, despite what putin says, are more people moving in or more people away? the second piece is obvious and that is telling putin i don't care what you say we're going to fly surveillance aircraft over there whether you like it or not. >> thanks to each of you and happy new year. >>> coming up a new year and new covid records for cases and in some states for hospitalizations. what we know now. where do we go from here? plus, we are having a heat wave in alaska. why the mercury rising there is cause for concern and how it fits in with the climate crisis. stay with us. for there are quality plans for even less. my job doesn't offer health insurance, but with the new law, i found an affordable plan and only pay $47 a month. actually, a friend of mine recommended healthcare.gov and now we're paying less than $60 a month for coverage. i was skeptical at first, but it is real. i'm covered with no monthly payment. new law. lower

imagine you just walked out of this chamber, outside is a gorgeous sunset, off role rhode island -- polaroid and take a picture. you hold it and shake it waiting for the picture to appear, somebody walks by and snatch yours photos, ripping it to shreds. you cry why did you destroy my picture? they say, it wasn't a picture, it wasn't fully developed yet. all of us realize how asinine that reasoning is. that foe the was transform swoog a beautiful image. this illustration by seth bruber is simple but it's what our nation has done to the most precious image of all, the image of god. madam speaker, a silent jebside has slipped beneath the conscience of america. precious works of our creator formed and set apart meet death before they breathe life. eternal -- eternal souls sanctified by almighty god, endowed with the miracle of life are denied their birth by a nation born in freedom. god's breath of life blown away by the breath of man. 24* cruel and fallen world may seem too filthy for their presence but these precious temples are crafted in the image of god himself. one day, perhaps when scienc