simpson: i reserve. ms. delauro: i yield one minute to the gentleman from one minute to the majority leader and thank you for his kind remarks and his presentation. thank you. mr. hoyer: i repeat my admiration for the chair and the work she has done and the staff. i might say that the ranking member who is speaking on this bill is a, a dear friend of mine and very frankly, ar gentleman who has added real quality to this institution and college atlanta. mr. simpson, i appreciate your service in the house of representatives. you are my friend and great member of the house of representatives. the fourteenth amendment that i have offered is a result of my sponsorship of high america vote act in which i created a program that we called the help america vote act. however, when we got to the write-up of the bill, bob may who was the chairman and i was the ranking member suggest the we use that phrase. the help america vote act was a program which would encourage colleges to have programs nor their students so they

>> the simpsons is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons, all the time.y often, without even knowing it. >> excellent. >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv's ever wrought. >> "twin peaks" showed up, out of nowhere, at the beginning of the decade. and the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> diane, i am at the twin peaks county morgue with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. i mean, just how slowly, in the beginning, the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died. and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. >> what, on earth, is essentially a art film doing in prime-time television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious, and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that the abc network recently launched a new series, that was none of those things. "twin peaks" has already been described by one critic as the series th

>> the simpsons is like shakespeare? that we quote the simpsons all the time, without our knowing it many times. it's unlike anything else tv's ever wrought. >> twine peaks showed up out of nowhere. the pilot emsewed of that was one of the most strangest and exciting things i've ever seen. >> the value that -- what's her name? >> palmer. [ screaming ] >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> come bthe gum that you like s is going to come back in style. >> it's an art film doing in prime-time television. >> television has long been considered the home of the blapd, the cautious and the predictable, so it was with some trepidation, nbc launched a series that's none of those twins. twin peaks has been described as the soergs that will change tv. >> david lynch was a film maker known for his taste in the accentric and memorable. the idea that he would do network television i

the creator of the simpsons is a liberal guy. show has an irish crazy custodian, a sleazy political guy, a rich and evil corporate overlord. is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different anymore? >> jesse, i had this conversation last night. a friend of mine said that acting may be dead. now, i think we should definitely we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business, obviously all stories need to be told. but hank is an amazing actor, he's incredible. 30 years. i don't know whye quit. but it's just a cartoon character. but i don't know. this is happening a lot. jesse: it's happening everywhere. that's what you do for a living. it's obviously not real. in this case it's a cartoon. i want to play some sound from bill maher who once in a while just nails it. he said the movies hollywood is putting out these days makes you want to curl up into a little ball and cry. >> the academy used to say look what good movies we make. now they say look what good people we are. it's about suffering, especially you

i think in retrospect, the simpson bowles recovery over time were badly overdone.ssumer interest rates, and it wasn't enough to push our economy well forward. i think the problem is that we then went and ran completely to the other side of the boat. it was the right thing to do, to spend 15% of gdp last year, when we all had to stay home because of covid. this year, when the economy was coming back when people had huge levels of assets ready to spend to protect another 15% of gdp was a prudent act. but we need a balance. and that balance doesn't mean going back to austerity economics which is not appropriately for this moment. it means learning that government's got an important role in sustaining public investment, and sustaining demand. but that doesn't mean we can be completely undisciplined. that's why the principles going forward need to be paying for spending not just borrowing to spend. targeting spending on high-priority investments in the economy's future potential. if we can concentrate on those things, look, we have a lot of problems in this country, i'd

emma simpson, bbc news, stockton.stralia�*s population is now living in lockdown, with under 12% fully vaccinated. a high courtjudge has ruled there should now be a new investigation into whether the security services could have prevented the omagh bombing in 1998. the attack, which was carried out by the dissident republican group the real ira, was the worst single atrocity of the conflict in northern ireland, resulting in the deaths of 29 people. in 2013, the government said it would not hold a public inquiry. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. on a busy summer�*s day, the bomb which exploded in the centre of omagh was the single worst atrocity of the northern ireland troubles. no—one was ever convicted. today, relatives of victims welcomed the ruling of a high courtjudge, who said there was a very real prospect that it could have been prevented by the security services and called for new investigations on both sides of the irish border. nobody wanted to hear that message. not the irish government, not th

simpsons just for the record.te house is turning to a young popstar to try to encourage teens to get the covid vaccination. olivia rodrigo came to meet with biden and fauci and to record some tsa -- given biden's resistance photo id i was surprised he invited someone so comfortable with drivers licenses. >> i'm olivia rodrigo. yourself, your friends and your family. >> i can't even hear it. >> they this could somebody get a microphone in her face? according to the cdc 38% of people 12 to 29 are not vaccinated. the story of young men's hearts in flaming and the low deaths among young people of course they aren't getting vaccinated. it will take more than a drivers license. to >> she is an adorable girl, gorgeous girl, global popstar but there is breaking news on the britney spears conservatorship front. there were series of free britney rallies in dc and la. ♪♪ hey hey hello ♪♪ conservatorship is got to go ♪♪ hey hey ho ho ♪♪ conservatorship has got to go ♪♪ >> they must be happy at the hearing today, the judge all

. >> more like walked into larry simpson's office i2005. he own the weekly paper, circulation door. >> jeff bezos in the flesh with a story idea. bezos quietly had been buying out local ranchers, by one estimate assemblingly roughly 300,000 acres in all. >> he started to fill me in why he was buying ranch land, he wanted it for his kids, and he wanted it also to build space wars. >> he carried the lead. >> yeah, yeah. >> we were thinking really? van horn, texas >> i immediately said, this could put van horn on the map. >> that front page news stunned van horn and beyond. >> for one day van horn advocate had the biggest headline in the space world. >> yes, sir. >> lisa remembers thinking, come on? >> i think anybody's first reaction would be, okay, we'll see how far that goes. ha ha. >> not becky brewster. >> what went through your mind? >> oh, how cool. exactly. i mean, i watched star trek and "star wars" so this was just cool. >> over time bezos became the face of space in van horn. 25 miles north of the city, blue origin build a space por

remember, you performed on "the simpsons" and actually played the character of a therapist.remember this? >> laura: oh, no. >> you thought our only option was the breakup. >> i never said that. if i told people they didn't belong together they shouldn't be together, i would be out of a job. >> i must have dreamed that, too. >> why don't you tell us more about that dream? >> marge and i have been completed he turned around by ed. >> i think you are going to have to do a little more, homer. [laughter] >> laura: oh, my god, that was so bad. >> i think they thought you were dr. laura ingraham. anyway, stacey abrams wasn't the only me nominee, in addition to getting awards for limiting their family size, prince harry and meghan markle were also nominated for their tell-all interview with oprah winfrey, i kid you not. they got the nod for outstanding hosted nonfiction series. now, given the pushback from the royals, i'm not sure you can call this nonfiction, but this is only the beginning. markel's executive producing an animated series for nestle, celebrating great women in histo

emma simpson, bbc news.ber of parliament, tracy brabin, became west yorkshire�*s first directly—elected mayor. lawyers for women who�*ve accused the american comedian bill cosby of sexual assault say they�*re disgusted he�*s been released from prison. cosby was freed after a court in pennsylvania overturned his conviction for drugging and molesting a woman. the judges found an agreement struck with a previous prosecutor meant he shouldn�*t have been charged. michelle fleury reports. this is the moment bill cosby left prison, a free man. he had served two years of a three to ten year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault, for drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. but in a stunning reversal, pennsylvania�*s highest court said the entertainer should never have been charged. we love you, mr cosby! in the split ruling, the judges wrote the trial shouldn�*t have gone ahead because of an immunity deal mr cosby had struck with the previ

" here on our show and they did a short film of the simpsons loki crossover that is fascinating.use >> i have to tell you, jimmy, honestly, i grew up on that show if i could go back in time and -- >> jimmy: yeah, you can! you can! [ laughter ] you're loki! you can go back in time! [ cheers and applause yes, do this you must go back and tell yourself what you're doing now there's also a thing called "what if", which is coming out for any marvel fans out there. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and basically, it is -- it's animated. but basically it is that, what if blank happened, what if these people were never -- they never fought, these people were friends. what if -- >> that's right. yeah what if some major event in history had actually gone the other way, and what reality would we be living in now? and it's kind of a great premise. >> jimmy: disney gave us an exclusive shot of loki, what you look like in "what if," and here it is right here. we're debuting this. thank you, disney. there you go [ cheers ] >> there you go. >> jimmy: that's an exclusive right there, yeah. >> the best thi

her book is better than the simpsons. she is absolutely hysterical. doctor, good to see you. i just lost t. >> it's a good one, my mom is like it's always worked. >> have you thought about changing your name? get maybe shorten it a little bit so it's easier for you britney can we had a chat in th green room i had a little bit o heartworm, and you said i shoul get an ekg. >> that's a lot for heartburn. >> how do we know it's heartburn , a little chest pain, a little nausea, they've got to protect you guys. >> what if i thought that somebody close to me at work might be putting ground up glas in my oatmeal. >> who could that be a? who would do that to you? >> if the united states was at patient, and you see this constant obsession with race an everything, what would you be your prognosis as a doctor, are you worried? >> i think first of all there i no room for racism no matter what, we can't fight racism wit racism, but when it comes to comedy, that's what makes it a little bit edgy and americans need to lighten up a little bit that's what makes us laugh, and laughter is the be

sounds like simpson's book, if i did it.t us know if trump is spotted in a white ford bronco this weekend? on the run with rudy giuliani? perhaps they'll be heading for the four seasons landscaping company. i can just hear rudy now, if the books don't fit, you must acquit. but i digress. one of the other books reports that trump once told his former chief of staff, john kelly, hitler, quote, did a lot of good things. i'm sorry. hold on. when we have entered the realm of coups and hitler, we have to pause for a moment. this is not one of those situations where trump wants to bomb hurricanes or buy greenland. we're talking about coups and hitler. why is kevin mccarthy meeting with trump when we are talking about coups and hitler? did he not hear president biden's warning about american democracy? >> we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. it's not hyperbole, since the civil war. >> which takes me back to the untouchables. there's a scene in that movie when sean connery plays chicago police

i, you know, i'm going to talk about web novolog. simpson, a brand new one. and i so many guys i would say come, when alone was, are you going out? as you probably are done, we will. i will not really south what says go on down the 5 by and then it was monday morning. what was as one of them, i don't they don't call me and i want him knows dilemma. exactly, but i don't. yeah. well mr. bill know that agenda and then when does he will miss out 1500 bundled ah me ah, for me to try to work with what i pressure emanated from my father was working in granada, shortness in 1960 is within me. it was in spanish and was good from my father. ah, most of the people in this country they were looking up one day job ranger because most of them within the so i have to tell, i have to teach the community and in that, living with the wildlife, it's excellent. ah, me. i oh, there was an elephant here and i had did my my, my boss about your lead some bridge. you records you damage in my so ah morning be going to check what is of any of the river. i'm going to look for them on mo

also want to thank wilton simpson and chris sprowls, our legislative leaders in the house and senatee're going to be able to take them to the site later today to be able to see that they have been very helpful in supporting everything the state's doing. we're of course continuing to monitor tropical storm elsa. it is located just north of jamaica with maximum sustained winds of 65 miles per hour. it is heading towards cuba. it will cross cuba, and end up approaching florida likely sometime monday afternoon or evening. tropical storm watches are in effect for parts of the florida keys but more watches and warnings may be issued later today. impacts will move northward up the peninsula, into northeast florida, the big bend, through wednesday morning. it looks like it will be in the gulf coast and southwest florida into tampa bay, then probably enter around pasco county area which is where senator simpson is from. but obviously these tracks can change. that is what we're looking at now, something that will ride part of the west coast and enter the peninsula later in the week. impacts, p

probably, most famously, on the simpsons. a great episode. one of the central themes of this story is that during the trial for this man soul, the jury is made up of the greatest villains in american history. in the case of the simpsons, you have richard nixon, lizzy bore down, the 1976 philadelphia fires, and in the original story, however, it is villains from america's founding. you have people like the notorious pirate, black beard. you have thomas dale, the heavy-handed governor of the jamestown colony. you have king philip, the native american leader namesake of king phillips war. and, most prominently, you have a number of american loyalists, from the revolutionary war. you have simon gurney, you have walter butler. at one, point they asked, whereas benedict arnold? he's away on other business, otherwise, he would be the foreman of the jury. here we are, in the early 20th century, and yet, the greatest americans in american history include the loyalist of the 19th, and 20th century. loyalists are portrayed as the arch villains of americ

kate >> thanks, julia aria simpson one of the newest and youngest general partners, getting promoteding the firm great to see you thank you for being here >> thanks for having me, kate. excited to be here >> you're only 30, you started your first vc firm at 24 that's really a dream for a lot of people why leave that behind? and talk us through your role as a general partner verse a deal partner. what's really changing here? >> one of the things that really drew me is it's been the only large vc who has had early conviction and maintained that conviction throughout multiple crypto cycles. and i think that's one thing that sets the firm apart from most traditional vcs i saw the opportunity to do something big here the firm's operating model has -- well, we tried to deliver a lot of value to entrepreneurs. the ability to do the kind of investing i was doing but at a bigger scale seemed like an amazing opportunity. i'm very glad i took it. in terms of how my role changes, i'll be continuing to invest in entrepreneurs in the crypto space. that's really the same it's more about being able

in the case of the simpsons you have richard nixon, lizzie borden, the 1976 philadelphia flyers. in the original story, however, it's villains from america's founding. you have the notorious pirate black beard, you have thomas dale the heavy handed governor of the jamestown colony, you have king phillip the native-american leader name sake of king phillip's war. and most prominently you have a number of american loyalists from the revolutionary war. you have simon gerdy, you have walter butler, at one point they asked where is benedict arnold, he is away on other business otherwise he would probably be a foreman of the jury. so here we are in the early 20th century and yet the greatest villains include these loyalists. they are portrayed as kind of the arch villains of america's past, they are people who resisted the founding of the republic, they are portrayed as proud, very heady, sometimes kind of clown i wishly incompetent, sometimes blood thirsty savages. really all of these stereotypes play into the popular conception of american loyalists, even hundreds of years after the

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but simpson says it isn't really enforceable.passing if you come in here and you're not vaccinated. um but you can't, you know, enforce that with any you know you can't do anything to them. and that was fox's mary maguire reporting for us here in california. governor newsom has mandated state employees and healthcare workers either get vaccinated or tested weekly for the virus. this is katie fox two news at 64 california senator barbara boxer attacked and robbed on the streets of oakland this afternoon and tonight we are learning that fortunately, the former senator was not seriously injured. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank oakland. police are investigating this strong armed robbery. it happened at about 1 15 this afternoon, authorities say boxer was walking on third street near harrison in the jack london square area when this happened, according to the former senator, she was on the phone when she was shoved from behind the suspect, then stole her cell phone before jumpin

emma simpson speaking to arla's managing director, ash amirahmadi.oasts of england and wales. we've seen gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in the most exposed areas. and the winds are still going to be pretty strong across southern and eastern areas throughout the rest of the day. we have also got spiralling bands of rain for northern areas, really heavy showers, hail and thunder setting up across eastern parts of england throughout the rest of the day. it's a little bit quieter further north, some patchy rain to northern scotland. a few showers around southern scotland and northern ireland but fewer and further between and feeling quite pleasant with the lighter winds here. obviously it feels quite cool where we've got the brisk winds further south, which will continue to blow in a lot more showers through the first part of tonight before they tend to ease away, except for eastern areas. a slightly cooler night, a fresher start to our weekend. but the northerly wind will ensure that temperatures remain a little below par for most and with low pres

. >> reporter: heather simpson gained hundreds of thousands of followers online by advocating againstcines before changing her mind and getting the covid vaccine herself. for you, what changed? what caused the change of heart >> i just -- i felt like you had to close your eyes to not see how real covid was and i was watching these people deny it i could not get on board with it. >> reporter: geoff joins us now from the white house. geoff, there was a lot of pushback in that facebook statement tonight. >> reporter: that's right. facebook say it has devoted unprecedented resources to the fight against the pandemic, pointing people to reliable information and even helping them schedule vaccinations. peter? >> geoff bennett at the white house tonight. geoff, thank you >>> to a terrifying scene in new york. a mother's quick thinking stopped an attempted kidnaper from taking one of her kids in broad daylight vaughn hillyard has that dramatic video. >> reporter: a brazen kidnapping attempt caught on camera in new york city, and tonight 24-year-old james mcgonagle is in custody for the crime,

64 and tied for second with speed brian harmon and mackenzie hughes that 4 under and there is webb simpsonnd there had not been a postponement in baseball for covid since april 19 and that ended tonight the yankees red sox game was put on hold with three yankee players all vaccinated tested positive with three more pending and richard sherman didn't appear at his own court hearing today in washington and he was released from jail but will return to court tomorrow to face four nonfelony charges. the former 49er crashed his car and threatened to kill himself during an attempt to break into his in-laws home. >> he is thankful to have the support of his family and friends and we look forward to vigorously defending his case in court. >> and in the nba even if they lose the nba finals could he still end up being the series mvp and two games in a massive block last night. the greek freak swatted a short dunk by aidan that would have tied the game and the walkie held on for the win and this guy played 43 minutes but somebody wanted to know why he left the bench early in the first quarter. >> how

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he's been talking to our business correspondent emma simpson.on litres of milk from our cooperative farmer owners a year, so you can see this is a vast operation, in fact, one in every five bottles of milk sold in the uk is made here. since the beginning of april, we have experienced driver shortages for being able to take a product from the factory like here in ellsbury to the supermarkets, and that has now been increased to such a level now where we are not able to deliver milk to every store that we would like to. can you auanti that we would like to. can you quantify this? _ that we would like to. can you quantify this? normally - that we would like to. can you quantify this? normally we i quantify this? normally we deliver milk _ quantify this? normally we deliver milk to _ quantify this? normally we deliver milk to 2400 - quantify this? normally we | deliver milk to 2400 stores daily, so a very big milkman! unfortunately at the moment, only 10% of the stores every day we cannot deliver to, and at the weekend, it is worth. last saturday, th

emma simpson, bbc news.sult when it happens in the early hours of tomorrow morning. that should be at around 4am. ina in a ratherjust get up early if you want to catch the result life. —— you mayjust want want to catch the result life. —— you may just want to get want to catch the result life. —— you mayjust want to get up early. the european union has begun rolling out its vaccine passport, china's president xijinping has warned that foreign powers will "get their heads cracked and bloodied" if they attempt to bully or influence the country. he delivered a defiant speech at an event marking the centenary of the ruling communist party. it comes as china faces criticism over alleged human rights abuses and its crackdown in hong kong. our china correspondent john sudworth has the story. the unmistakable hallmarks of communist party rule were front and centre of its celebrations. the total control, the omnipotent leader, the unquestioning loyalty. overlooking tiananmen square, the general secretary spoke of how

he was known to younger audiences because of the simpsons where he played krusty the clown�*s father.y of the russian navy with a display of more than 50 warships, 48 aircraft and 4000 servicemen. president vladimir putin is reviewing the two—hour procession in st petersburg, whilst similar parades take place across five other russian cities. uk army bomb disposal experts have safely detonated a world war ii bomb which was found during the construction of a new housing estate in east yorkshire. it's thought an raf lancaster bomber ditched the bomb when it was attempting to crash land. jake zuckerman reports. explosion oooohhh! 0h! the moment a live world war ii bomb was detonated on the outskirts of goole. this was the device dug up by workers building a new housing estate in the town. bomb disposal experts spent much of today preparing for the controlled explosion, and, for motorists, it was the cause of much frustration. the m62, which passes right next to the site, was closed in both directions as police cordoned off the area. meanwhile in goole, local people watched and waited and

emma simpson, bbc news.dley. well he's been explaining how he created the work. uppermost in my mind was to do something for the princes. the princess was a very public figure in many respects an icon, but she was somebody�*s mother. that is what i paid the greatest heed to both princes. it feels a collaborative effort and made a huge contribution. in an many ways, i could say the sculpture belongs to them as well, they helped make it. explained to me the children she is with and why you chose to make a sculpture of her plus three children? t sculpture of her plus three children?— sculpture of her plus three children? ,, :, , , children? i think it was felt if she stood on her _ children? i think it was felt if she stood on her own _ children? i think it was felt if she stood on her own in _ children? i think it was felt if she stood on her own in a _ children? i think it was felt if she stood on her own in a solitary - stood on her own in a solitary fashion she might appear isolated. one of the things that

he was known to younger audiences because of the simpsons where he played krusty the clown's father.ing her ring again after it fell off while she was surfing in devon in may. but, yesterday — on her 17th wedding anniversary — she was contacted by a metal detectorist to say they'd found it. what in a story. let's catch up with the sport news and go offer to often now. team gb are often running with two medals. bradly sinden won the silver medals. bradly sinden won the silver medal in the tae kwon do. he was beaten by the athlete from uzbekistan. he was bidding to become britain's mail olympic tae kwon do champion, but was beaten 34—29 in a tense final. he had a 28—26 going into the finalfew tense final. he had a 28—26 going into the final few seconds, but he was defeated with a strong truncate. i think i was unlucky with the few things but that was a tae kwon do. you have to go with what scott was on the system and there was twice when i had him and made mistakes and let him come back in and you have got to pull back. i did well to do that if a few times. and then back there we had t

he was known to younger audiences because of the simpsons. now it's time for a look at the weather.w days too, so a change in weather type after the heatwave of last week but this coming week cooler conditions and quite unsettled, so more heavy showers, perhaps in thunderstorms around the time but, equally, some sunshine to be enjoyed at times through the week as well. so let's take a look at the satellite image. you can see this zone of cloud here that's been sitting across parts of central, southern and eastern england in particular. now, that is going to be bringing further heavy showers and thunderstorms through the course of today, particularly across parts of southern england, perhaps into south—east wales as well, so a risk of some localised flooding and disruption to transport if you do catch some of these intense downpours. thunderstorms and lots of lightning and hail mixed in with them as well. but away from south—east england, east anglia and the midlands as well, most other places looking drier and settled with some sunshine breaking through today. not as hot as recent d

simpson. chicago getting all the attention but how bad has it gotten in your city?ere. when i retired in 2019 this is the worst i have ever seen it. things are out of control and we just now reached 40 murders in the last 24 hours. todd: in the last 24 hours you reached 40 murders overall for the year. who gets the blame? >> it is the perfect storm. that defund the police movement, albany and acting bad reform, the same time period, this has caused the perfect storm to hit cities in new york. there is no accountability for carrying legal handguns and you have police officers that don't feel supported that contacting policing to not exist anymore. the way you get guns off the street is proactive policing and that no longer exists. todd: let's look at the comparison between rochester and chicago, homicides per 100,000 people and you see 18 per 100,000 in rochester, 14.one per 100,000 in chicago. here's what the mayor has to say, quote, these horserace statistics have provided a sense of fascination among media news organizations continue to ignore the historic source

the company boss has been speaking to our business correspondent emma simpson.of milk that's sold in the uk is made here. since the beginning of april, we have experienced driver shortages, so being able to take the products from a factory like here in aylesbury to the supermarkets, and that has now increased to such a level where we're not able to deliver milk to every store that would like it. can you quantify this? normally, we deliver milk to 2,400 stores daily, so we're a very big milkman. unfortunately at the moment, there's about 10% of the stores every day that we can't deliver to and at the weekend, it's worse. last saturday, there were 600 stores that we couldn't deliver milk to. that's a lot of milk. that's a lot of milk and it's very worrying for customers when they go into shops — and it's notjust milk, it's an industry issue — it's worrying for customers when they go into shops and find that the shelves are empty. what do you want to see happen here? i think it's a structural issue of a shortage of drivers in the uk, and it needs a structural solut

. >> i really don't like comparing but i guess what i discovered certainly in simpson's case and i discussed this extraordinary cache of letters between her and the husband that she was publicly accusing of adultery and probably saying she hated but actually what you see in the letters between the two of them is that she were granted having to lose him because she didn't want to marry the prince. she had gone too far and he actually became king in 1936 and so the public story isn't always what the private story is. i guess the other thing that comes out in my mind is the world history this year when walked into the rhineland or marge does soldiers into the rhineland and broke the treaty obligations and there was a civil war in spain and many of ethel and julia' friends went off to support the democratically-elected government and so to become a communist in 1936, i can absolutely see that to become a communist in 1936 was of deep importance and relevance if he wanted to fight the fascists and especially if you are jewish and yet were or are you doing in england? we were worried about the kan

they simpson, but anger. but they've clearly a coordinated aspect of this came from a group of people have the longest jacobs duma who have great understanding of our country and the report emerging alleging that people that were formally and intelligent people aligned to them. i want to import them more plan strategic attacks on key infrastructure. so i think deploying the army to deal with civilians . it's fine. it's just done. can't see it. no, it lives a loss where we have to get to the root of what is causing this. it's not just on paying your post the elements to it. so what are people then saying about presidents or poses handling off the unrest? a lot of people are quite unhappy with the point of handling. on one hand, it seems that not enough is being done enough fast enough. this was all brick and very publicly the said, we're going to make the country ungovernable and motion done and we haven't done immediately. stop that from happening and mobilizing, choose to, to long increasing the truth from 2

simpson criminal and civil trials for which he received an award. we have some very excellent guest that we have here tonight. thank you for coming out everybody one last time. i'll give it to eric and judy. >> thanks for that lovely introduction. i am really thrilled to be talking today with eric berkowitz. eric is truly one of the finest writers i know especially when it comes to tackling enormous subjects like you know the history of censorship in the west. and i love this book. most authors would be intimidated by that huge subject matter but eric has this great talent of taking a big subject and serving it up and delicious morsels of history. he is a great storyteller and these are page turning stories full of betrayal and heroism and facts which is always helpful and all of those amazing dramatic things. you book was called a masterpiece of astounding a comprehensive historical account of censorship and that was not his mother. that was a real reviewer. [laughter] one of the major takeaways for me eric and i love this book after reading it see

simpson saying i want to find the real killers.ble, ultimately, it was donald trump toiv who instigated this riot, which came close to killing members of congress, and came close to potentially overturning an election. and now they continue to try to cover it up with a couple of honorable exceptions like liz cheney and adam kinzinger, the republican caucus is becoming apologists for terrorism in ess essence, and becoming an anti-democratic force in american life. and so many people on the right, bashing the brave police officers who testified yesterday, who risked their lives to save every member of congress. they're being attacked and mocked on fox news and elsewhere on the right. these are people who claim to back the blue, but they're bashing the blue. every time you think the republican party can't go lower, it does. >> s.e.? >> i sat through yesterday's testimony. it was difficult to watch, but so important to do so. i thought to myself, how could anyone be unclear about what happened, and how could anyone not be moved by the

is like oj simpson saying there's no such thing as murder.w what, i've bet this sort of thing happened in mainstream media in particular. >> this happened mainstream media and in particular is that we did let republican critics kid in our heads and republican have been running on that the liberal bias in the media. if you say something long enough , there are liberals to say there is a liberal bias in the media. we shot up with back better in the mainstream media and not accepted the premises that ther is liberal bias. >> the amazing thing is you don't have to look that far to see how wrong he is. the justice department reporter tweeted that trump supporter should be considered enemies of the state. katie deleted that and other tweets about the committee hearing say that they work and clearly worded. clearly a written load of. 96% of money given by journalists in 2016 went to clinton. and in the most recent study available on political affiliations, journalists who claim to be -- 7.1%. is no liberal bias. it would be the first thing he has go

like a simpsons character. >> stephen: someone saw one once and said, i think they look like this. >> know what i mean. >> stephen: i'm, like, an entire recessive gene, but, like, generally, for men, their, like, every month i got to grow hair on this guy's head, then the brain says i have to grow hair everywhere but the guy's head. >> stephen: what if he had super fuzzy nipples. >> right. men grow hair in weird parts of their body. that's nature's way of saying stop mating, you know, or i will turn you into a throw rug. ( laughter ) i have some body hair, you know. i know you have a lot of body hair. >> stephen: yeah. yeah, yeah. >> and they don't need to know that. they don't need to know. >> stephen: i got nothing to hide. i got nothing to hide. >> but i saw a guy last time i was at the beach, mid 60s, had a shirt off, not a lot of body hair -- all body hair. ( laughter ) for a second, i thought they were shooting a geico commercial. ( laughter ) i mean, he was -- i had to stop my youngest son from trying to pet him. i was, like, let him smell your hand first, you know what i mean?

joining me now, heather simpson used to be part of the anti vaccine movement but is now encouraging peoplet the covid-19 shot. hea heather, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> heather, you used to be an anti vaccine influ we think soar. you were, as i say, pushing mim misinformation to hundreds of thousands of followers but here you are. you're getting your covid vaccine shot i'm looking at it now and you're encouraging everyone else to do the same. i got to ask, what changed your mind on this issue? >> you know, honestly, i -- this sounds ridiculous but i lived my life in fear of tetanus just knowing that it was everywhere, all around us and my daughter got this tiny little cat scratch a few months ago. it was just not even worth going to the pediatrician over it but, you know, i'm a new mom and took her in and they didn't want to do the tetanus shot. they said it's small and fine but saw how worried i was about tetanus and they said, you know, heather, there is a solution to your fear. and that is the tetanus shot, modern day science. it was like -- it was a lightbulb moment

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jennifer lopez, $150 million, and jessica simpson, $110 million. than just singing and dancing, john, but lucrative footwear and cosmetics deals. for spears, there's certainly plenty more earning potential should she regroup and come back from her hiatus, john. >> obviously money at serious play here in all that drama. christine romans, thank you for that. >>> a lot going on this morning. president biden with a key meeting on cyber security minutes from now. cnn's coverage continues. ♪ ♪ >>> very good wednesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. poppy harlow has the week off. millions of people are facing storm surge, possible tornadoes, heavy rains as tropical storm elsa nears landfall, insure flooding could impact hundreds of miles from the center of the storm. this morning more than 10,000 people are without power as the storm churns off the state's western coast, reaching maximum sustained winds of about 65 miles per hour. it is on a collision course with the big bend region where it is expected to make landfall just a