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but the seuss says these rats are otherwise very good pets. should be clean because he never get what. toilet to give each other treated like any. pets and they are also. easy to be trained. like what we have you considered yeah pretty badly and cute. except that they might nibble at everything you have. but that would be forgiven for it's the year of the reps. and all that's left to do now is to wish your chimney i'm quite happy trying when see you on monday. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people but i actually thought hey i'm in a hammock people feel for their cars and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course to stay behind and simply battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis that i wonder if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger one of them. displaced this week. will coronavirus bring

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seuss. >> comedian gary gullman makes jokes about his depression because he has to. >> i was so clearly in distress. my hands were shaking. i acknowledged that i was sick and i started to write jokes about it because that's the most comfortable i am is when i'm being funny. so i started saying things like, have you ever gotten recognized in the psyche ward? >> it's a true story. you were recognized in the psyche ward? >> yes. yes. the day i got there, a man came up to me and said, i won't tell anybody, but you are gary gulman, right? >> i grew up at a time the definition of manhood was so narrow. you were either clint eastwood or richard simmons. there was nothing in between. there were no paul rudds. no kind-eyed mark rufalos. you had to be so hard. >> his new film "the great depresh" is a brutally honest view of his battle back from depression. >> you were afraid you weren't going to get better? >> i wasn't communicating. there was nothing i looked forward to and i spent a lot of time trying to think of painless suicides. yeah. >> he was forced to step back from comedy. admitted himse

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seuss book not knowing which way it goes. >> trace: the house voted to transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate and articles will be walk to capitol hill. the chief white house correspondent john roberts reaction from the white house, first chad pergram reporting live from capitol hill. chadha, what do the impeachment managers do now exactly? >> there is a meeting going on in the basement of the capital where all seven of these managers are getting together. i asked val demings a second term member, one of the impeachment members, when she found out if she could tell me. she kind of laughed and said no. but they were kind of gnomic kind of plotting their strategy but keep in mind, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell allocates 24 hours for the house to present their case, divide that by seven, well, you can see where this is a lot of time for each of those managers. and the 13 managers they had in 1999, there is a lot for these managers to do. we don't know which ones will handle individual sections or portfolios or lines of questioning. we just don't know. that is something

seuss or im a bunny or whatever the favorites are from childhood and there is nothing wrong with you that i think the reason people go back to that is a because they don't know the whole world that's out there. and we are living in a new golden age of children's books and i don't just say that because i work at the review or as a book editor. i was so shocked how children's books have become when i was an editor that i asked at the time i was not the editor of the book review, i asked for more pages and there were still more the tn deserved attention and i deserve to write. i started writing one online review a book just to be able to cover a small sliver of the greatness that's out there. the books have improved at every age and a free format. even with something like board books which are those the dead kids chew on, they are now available in many formats like those that are deliberately created to go in the bathtub, there's all kind of board books and because of production along with the ways in which they tend to be created, there are things that they can do with cutouts and thin

seuss, looking at his work, where he would draw the individual as animals, especially the japanese orericans. they had animal features because we could look at them as lesser human beings. the way he was drawing his characters here were more of the plain folk, somebody you would see on the street. these were individuals that he became familiar with and he would see them. he drew them as charleston individuals. they may have a little bit of a potbelly, they may have a look about them, but it was the people he saw every day. i believe the way he was drawing his characters as everyday people was due to his upbringing and west virginia because it was away to respect your elders, a way to respect the things around you. he translated that into his drawings, his upbringing and his family and his experience in the first world war. to thewing that respect individuals, and not trying to be as provocative as some of the other individuals during this period. >> many of mr. vintroux's cartoons are held in institutes across the country, the syracuse library and the library of congress. having a col

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seuss book, knowing not which way it goes. >> reporter: the house secretary unloaded on nancy pelosi on the statement saying that the speaker claimed that she lied that this is urgent to the national security because she held them for an entire month in an egregious effort to garner political support. she fail and naming of the managers does not do a single thing and president trump has done nothing wrong. and pelosi says that trump's behavior to ask the ukrainian statement to do me a favor is that of a crime boss. >> what is that do me a favor. is this a crime boss. do me a favor. >> any trial that does not allow witnesses is not a trial. it is a cover-up. >> reporter: the senate trial is expected to begin tuesday and jake, the big unanswered question is whether the senators will allow new evidence to be presented at the trial including witnesses. >> sara murray, and in point of fact, the president said do us a favor and not me, and i appreciate the reference to "the irishman." and joining us is justin amash who is the only republican to vote in favor of the impeachment. and so appr

al-jazeera for millions of tourists super as much a peach seuss's adele every year it's one of us cruise world heritage sites but it is increasingly under threat visitors leave behind well in 5 tons of waste every day so there's a plan to make it through his 1st eco friendly zone mariana sanchez reports from the town of. the gateway to much richard. this is the call for pick up cleaning up the small town that i was just to keep safe the ruins above more than 1600000 tourists this is the citadel of much of peach river here camera ready and their water supplies many like don't know that much of the bottles left behind used to end up in the river. i had no idea i always try to recycle at home but i wasn't aware of the problem 2 years ago you nescafe threatened to blacklist much of picchu racing the allowance of high contamination because it's a protected area the garbage has to be transported out by train there are no roads to reach such a beach and the waste left behind was thrown into the river dug into the ground or burnt in the injuring the citadel and the flora and fauna round it. sinc

seuss book. on september 24th, the speaker declared the house was conducting an impeachment inquiry. however, to the contrary, we were all of a sudden in an impeachment inquiry, the house did not authorize the impeachment inquiry until october 31st. it is just said just a moment ago that the speaker has been leading the fight for a fair trial in the senate, i wish the speaker had been leading for a fair hearing in the house instead of trashing our rules. for those 71 out of 78 days from the time it was announced to the time we finished, the president was not permitted to participate in these meetings. 71 days out of 78 in which we did something on impeachment. he was not presented the ability to cross-examine fact witnesses, no due process at all in those 71 days. when presented with the opportunity when it came to the judiciary committee, instead of the judiciary committee stepping up and acting like the judiciary committee, we punted. we had a couple of -- it was some law professors who had the

seuss book knowing that which way it goes. on september 24th, the speaker declared a press conference of the house conducting an impeachment inquiry, contrary to the speaker's decree, we were all of a sudden end and impeachment inquiry, the house did not authorize it until october the 31st by acknowledging 660. it was said a moment ago that the speaker has been leading the fight for a fair trial in the senate. i wish the speaker had been leading for a fair hearing in the house. instead of trashing our rules. for those 71 out of 78 days from the time it was announced in a press conference to have the time we finished, the president was not permitted to participate in these meetings. 71 days out of 78 where we actually did something on impeachment. he was not presented with the ability to present counter arguments, no due process at all and those 71 days. >> harris: welcome fox broadcast stations with a pause for just a moment, the actual debate has begun. the impeachment debate, this will decide whether the articles of impeachm

seuss. and it's about a kid graduating from school all alone, going on a path to success.friends, no family, and i ran into sociologist who says she gives this book to kids who are immigrants here and they hate this book because it does not reflect life as they know it. it's a study of relationships. and then another lie of our culture, and this is really a pernicious lie if you want to strip your society, is that people who achieve more are somehow worth a little more than someone else. and we pretend we don't tell this lie but we do in our actions. "the second mountain" is the concern about community and other kinds of things like that? >> it's more fault -- i will ~ my own way in my own life. around 2013 my life crashed in on itself. nothing column, that my kids have left home or relieving home. my marriage had ended. i had most of my friendships in the consecutive movement and i wasn't conservative. not anymore. so i lost a lot of that. so all the sudden i'm living in apartment on wisconsin avenue new york street. and i'm all alone. and i had weekday friends, guys met

seuss. [laughter] >> avoiding rhetorical failings. anyone want to take ethical dilemma? we have about five seconds. [laughter] john: i just -- you had had a lot of concerns, a lot of things that where you and things you hoped would turn out well. but i don't remember any ethical struggles. terry: the only thing i would say is i did not write that speech about that woman. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you very much. that kind of is the perfect end. thank you for coming. you are a great audience. [applause] >> here's a quick look at our schedule. a discussion on reproductive rights in the future of roe v. wade. a look back at the impeachment of president bill clinton including portions of his senate trial. following that, washington journal looks ahead at 2020 and whether americans are feeling optimistic or pessimistic. catherine colbert is the attorney who argued planned parenthood versus casey in front of the supreme court. she recently protected the high court will overturn roe versus wade after the 2020 election. this event was held at the national constitution center

seuss to an rv picnic.ressive. people brought their a game this year. >> yet only one of these entrants will be crowned best in show. >> there we are. >> we have all worked so hard. they are all so buffalo and we are going to win. which will it be? >> oh, my god. >> fantastic! >> time is now up! tables are set! >> reporter: well, where are my manners? i was about to give you the dessert and i haven't even served the appetizer yet. let's back up a little bit. ♪ ♪ what a housekeeper must tell betty she noticed a few errors, a napkin is out of the place, the butter knife belongs on the butter dish, not and a water glass is missing. >> reporter: this is table setting. table scaping adds decoration and a theme. while it is typically not for dinner parties it is an annual event at county fairs all across the country. people have been positioning plates for prizes at the los angeles county fair since the 1930s. brandon boyer white witnessed the competition as a kid. the tables were her favorite part of the fair. a

seuss goes.knowing not way it the speaker declared a press that the houseng was conducting an impeachment inquiry. the house did not authorize the impeachment inquiry until 660.er 31 by adopting h.r. it's just said a moment ago that the speaker has been leading the in the r a fair trial senate. i wish the speaker had been leading for a fair hearing in house. instead of trashing our rules. out of 78 days from the time it was announced in a press conference to the time we not hed, the president was permitted to participate in these meetings. think of that. out of 78 in which we impeachment not cross-examined witnesses, did arguments. when presented with the opportunity when it came to the judiciary committee, instead of the judiciary committee stepping acting like the judiciary committee as the committee of impeachment, we punted. couple -- some law professors who already had their, you know, basic talking points. could have cross-examined them. that would have done a lot of good. and then we could have had staffers to testify. again, a lot of good. fact witnesses instead of the rubber stam

seuss. let's not impeach him? >> two divisive for the nation. what's the point of -- >> because we're uniteded right now? >> right. i think murkowski surprised a lot of people saying it's the house's fault that this process has become so corrupt. even portman kind of took his ding at the house so i think what we are seeing through some of the initial statements is nerves are kind of -- they're raw. >> let me blame the house and blame someone else in the house. i actually think the house manageran extraordinary job reminding people what it means to serve the country and treat career public servants like hill and taylor with the respect they deserve. you know who disgraced the house is devin nunes? is it possible bolton didn't want to sit in front of the nunes? may be another thug? >> yeah except i think we find out that bolton knew some of what nunes was doing. i'll tell you, it struck me the more we talk about john bolton and this reporting today that he was in the room and bolton knew about this, you know who else was in the room at one point a