when popeye and bluto fought, it was very violent. >> popeye, as far as art goes, it's a funny drawing makes you laugh. >> i'll squish your brains out, you bet. >> and he wasn't nasty or violent or anything, it was just he got put upon. he was not looking for trouble. meanwhile, he could kick anybody's butt. >> popeye cartoons had a beat to them. you can almost tell they're made with a metronome going back and forth. all moving with the same beat. it was fantastic. this is fleischer in the '30s. >> i'm popeye the sailor man. >> walt disney was the only one who was genuinely interested in pushing the entire medium forward. >> there's a reason disney became famous. the quality of their animation was unparalleled. it was unbelievable. >> by the late 1930s, disney was now doing "snow white," these elaborate fairy tales, beautifully done, spectacular, the rest of the industry is trying to keep up with disney. but some studios looked at that and said we're going to make people laugh. >> looney tunes was all about gags making you laugh, when they showed those cartoons in movie theaters before

popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before our meeting. at least by the. end of the interview to take a hike or a last look at the bailey next meeting with. the aim to. settle. the police your way out of security you are the sort of. a god that i need to leave those. estimate pre-marital mistily wrong. doing this to leave the misery and do not allow the problem. ok i just know you're going to. so it is. merely the i got that i make out of this i will. this is not a complaint you see if there are you know when we're getting the e.p. nina. but i cannot opt out and it's not a complaint letter can be supported by the media. is going to be put on by the. law get out with little thought it. could mean a little window i have put into i want to start. to squander to cause us to put is just what i need i still think process is poor put us on

after uploading yet another political manifesto popeye takes us into the mountains to see an unusual prison he spent about a year there with pablo escobar in the early ninety's. plus the list is just what issues are discussed this isn't the middle of any of those and they really were starting coral. we're not visiting the prison alone two bikers are going with us at the last minute popeye decided we needed potty carts. but get us on a companion. but i look at it on that than it was out earlier saw and i'm going to meals. that are as it would be a companion good looking as a tourist i want to see and on the nose all of this one in response to. the body. you know psychosocial russell because on the comment that the spot on it. in one thousand nine hundred one pablo escobar made a deal with the colombian government extradition to the usa was an out and in return escobar stopped his reign of terror and went to prison when he built himself . under that same agreement government troops are allowed within three kilometers off the premises. for you india to look on the out of. who were. ther

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commitment is the psychiatry's say that popeye is ok i suppose it must be safe to ask him to demonstrate how you used to torture and kill them but he willingly agreed to our request with enthusiasm plus the total amount as our own cowardly in a day or gargoyle the eunuch i used to live at the airport if you will be an opening at the biggest and most door on the island of here. so i thought there wasn't that idea so i could up as an hour or that they're going but they don't put up with. you know their cut then i get going i thought i guess they bring the core our how are you guys how do you put up with. it what they put that you parcel. you know so i put in bahrain to see if that is going to rise up is another thought i would have thought of it as you know peru is united but this is. one of. the mountain as it would. it is you know provision on my bike and it would have been. used on those did i like i was lucky you know the lucky. ones but i did as you know going to pose in august but i keep what i will get the name you depend on what keep what they will pick up you know just a model. ho

when popeye and bluto fought, it was very violent. >> popeye, as far as art goes, it's a funny drawing makes you laugh. >> i'll squish your brains out, you bet. >> and he wasn't nasty or violent or anything, it was just he got put upon. he was not looking for trouble. meanwhile, he could kick anybody's butt. >> popeye cartoons had a beat to them. you can almost tell they're made with a metronome going back and forth. all moving with the same beat. it was fantastic. this is fleischer in the '30s. >> i'm popeye the sailor man. >> walt disney was the only one who was genuinely interested in pushing the entire medium forward. >> there's a reason disney became famous. the quality of their animation was unparalleled. it was unbelievable. >> by the late 1930s, disney was now doing "snow white," these elaborate fairy tales, beautifully done, spectacular, the rest of the industry is trying to keep up with disney. but some studios looked at that and said we're going to make people laugh. >> looney tunes was all about gags making you laugh, when they showed those cartoons in movie theaters before

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from the russia investigation, president trump has been accusing him and abusing him harder than popeyeh my ass. and a time has gone on, trump's ataks on his attorney general have only gotten worse. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself. he made a terrible mistake for the country. >> the president called sessions beleaguered and weak. >> he privately calls mr. jetions mr. mcgoo. >> a source tells the news president trump is bashing sessions in private for recusing himself from the russians inquiry, that he can't get sessions out of his mind. >> trevor: that's right, i can't get him out of my mind. every little thing i do he's on my mind, on my mind. hey, everything i do. the way i have been lately is driving me crazy. round and round i do -- ( cheers and applause ) now, anybody else who had to deal with this type of abuse would probably say, you know what? screw this, i don't have to deal with harassment, i'm going to work at fox ( laughter ) sessions lets it roll off his back. while trump rants and rays, sessions is at the justice department l

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from clay tablets to popeye risk or scrolls the collection of information that is accessible to a community as a major force me as aleutian a society which is why you shouldn't judge the newly on earth remains of germany as oldest public library by its cover as soon as archaeologists unveiled the walls of the structure near a protestant church in cologne city center they knew it was of roman origin and from the middle of the second century but it wasn't until they noticed these niches on the wall that they find the secrets hidden for so long it turns out those a little is were actually there to hold cupboards for the storage of squirrels turns out the colon library looks like it it could have held upwards of twenty thousand squirrels and its location suggests it was open to the public it seems that the romans and the germans really took a novel approach to education in communities and creating a great place to go where to get checked out love it all right that is our show for today remember everyone in this world we are not told your love upside told the wall i. i love you i am tyrrel but.

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>> this is like wimpy and popeye, i'll pay you thursday for a hamburger today. magic show analogy is absolutely correct. the problem with tesla in particular is we're one tweet away from musk doing something personally that damages the integrity of the company. he's been all over the map. that gives serious conditions, more so than any of the numbers, i think he's feeling the pressure of jaguar, 30 or 40 different types of cars, number of which are getting over 200 miles a gallon, all electric. melissa: kristina, more for us? >> i mentioned the 6,000 by the end of august, the other note is they plan to hit 10,000 per week. this is the goal as soon as possible. so that's one line coming out of this report. 10,000 per week. so literally double than what they have right now. they also stated they are seeing higher import duties on chinese components and unfavorable currency movements. going cause negative pressure us and mentioned the $2.2 billion in cash. think of how much they're spending right now. a report put out yesterday, they are flying in employees into fr

." >> narrator: the crown prince's grandfather-- they called him popeye-- was a legendary admira, in world warere posing with mccain's father in japan on the day the japanese surrendered. with the family legacy of service and duty, mccain reluctantly had follow them to the naval academy. >> "i was an arrogant,un sciplined, insolent midshipman who felt it necessary to prove my mettle by challenging authority." >> he graduated fifth from the bottom of his class, and he managed to accumulate, as he calls it, a very impressive wtalogue of demerits. >> he may not hated to go to the naval academy, but he got in because of who his dad was. he didn't get thrown out because of who his dad was, despite his best efforts. and everytng in his life was because of what his last name was. t' >>hard to grow up in a family with the military legacy that his family had. i mean, it goes back to george washington's general staff. that stuff is there, it's like osmosis. soohn's got all of this. then he goes and gets shot down. and now he's almost dead. s d he fights to survive. >> how many rave you done un

so strong customer traffic there and popeyes, they own, too, that stock has been doing well.name. all over new york but not all over the rest of the country we're going to see it's a nationwide expansion play. valuation there is a bit of a concern. but in these kind of big expansions you don't get cheap, and shake shack has great technology with their mobile app. they can take a lot of orders with minimal labor costs and then finally is a company called noodles and co. it was pretty much a failed ipo four years ago the stock did nothing but go down, and that was mostly because of its expansion strategy they weren't ready to expand as they did, but they've really closed in underperforming stores in their last year and that's a turn around play. >> where is noodles based? >> they're not around this area, more midwest, but that's the point its the expansion strategy >> from their $52 high to $10 to your point -- >> right, they came out an ipo and it was horrible for three years but the stock has been beaten down and it's rising from the ashes, so to speak and it's a member of ou

medlen is also home to a close friend of ask fans they call him popeye and he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half thousand killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before our meeting. at least by the. end of the interview to either hide or that's a political brilliantly and i think even if we have. to. settle. the police your way out of the security you have the sort of. other than you don't leave those. best i mean primarily with. this tele role. is to leave those limits or in a large problem you just go to the media. understand ok i just know you're going to meet i. was in the premier league. so it is. merely the i got that i mean. they start out a complaint you see if there are you know they're moving. but i cannot based on other

brian: popeye needed pluto. >> everybody needs a foil.cy pelosi. how perfect for her to play the victim card. is that a serious comment in the media is going after nancy pelosi, the left wing media? give us a break. and secondly, to play the is i sage nist card is really just disgusting. absolutely not true. pelosi has done it to herself. the crumbs comment, defending ms-13, the famous obamacare you got to pass it until you find out what's in it. brian: crumbs. >> these are gaffes she said not us. steve: not going after the media going after nbc they did a story on friday how 51 democrats, including nine incumbents have said they would not vote for her for speaker. dan, how about this? "u.s.a. today," one of the most popular newspapers in the united states of america, look at this. u.s.a. opinion contributor tina wrote this donald trump is proof that the u.s. presidency is broken and democracy is imperiled. it's time to amend the constitution and abolish the presidency. what do you think of her idea? >> >> this kind of commentary really i