jerry springer, welcome to hardtalk. jerry springer, welcome to hardtalk-_ jerry springer, welcome toalk. �*, . ., , hardtalk. it's nice to be here, thanks for— hardtalk. it's nice to be here, thanks for having _ hardtalk. it's nice to be here, thanks for having me. - hardtalk. it's nice to be here, thanks for having me. it's - thanks for having me. it's incredible, _ thanks for having me. it's incredible, your _ thanks for having me. it's incredible, your show from small beginnings in cincinnati 20 years ago has made you famous and it is still going across america and internationally. how come? probably because it has a niche. when it first came on, at least in the state, i can only speak about what goes on in the states, we have never seen people that are on my show on television before. american television was primarily upper—middle—class white. all the sitcoms, friends, seinfeld, whatever, well scrubbed people speaking the queens english and all of that. and all of a sudden, in 1991, we came on with this show with people that don't speak the queens english, that maybe weren't so l

jerry springer, welcome to hardtalk. it's nice to be here. thanks for having me.is pretty incredible. your show, from small beginnings in cincinnati more than 20 years ago, has made you famous around the world, and it is still going across america and internationally. how come? probably because it has a niche. when it first came on, we had never, at least in the states, i can only speak about what goes on in the states, we had never seen people that are on my show on television before. american television was primarily upper—middle—class white. all the sitcoms, whether it was friends or seinfeld or whatever, always well—scrubbed people speaking the queen's english and all of that. and all of a sudden, in 1991, we come on with a show with people that don't speak the queen's english, that maybe weren't so lucky in the gene pool of parents or whatever, didn't get an education, as much of an education. and yet what they are concerned about is the same thing that wealthy people are concerned about, except wealthy people learn to hide it better. you know, i don't find a

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stuart: joe biden channeling a jerry springer presidency. you wrote that. what do you mean?> well, you know, we're sitting here with the unenviable situation where you actually have a man in the white house. his son is living in the white house with him. they are refusing to acknowledge and support their daughter and their granddaughter, and i thought it was fitting at the passing of jerry springer who was famous for his paternity tests and at the very least, you could say this about the contestants that showed up at the jerry springer show. they acknowledged their responsibility to the children that dna proved that they had and here you're looking at a man right here. joe biden is a deadbeat granddad. that's his son. he's a deadbeat son, a deadbeat dad, and went on this , took this huge family holiday to ireland with all their grandchildren, except for one. this is really really sick, and i can't believe it doesn't get more called out and i know it's kind of uncomfortable because it's kind of a weird territory, but anybody whose ever had a grandchild or a child, the idea of

. >> todd: we just lost jerry springer and growing up i used to watch a lot of shows jerry springer and the father is here. we don't have the father but we have somebody close. bring out the lady who usually is in this chair one carley shimkus. >> ashley: oh my god. >> carley: i couldn't miss this moment for the world. i'm so happy for you. oh my gosh, carley and i were talking hi, everybody. i was so sad that she wasn't going to be a part of it. oh my goodness. ashley, this is your moment, i just wanted to be here for it. . we have changed. >> you look beautiful. >> so do you. >> i know you have been praying for this baby so long. your child is already so loved. you are on the start of the most incredible journey of anybody's life. it's -- and you don't even know it yet. there is going to be a moment where your baby smiles at you and it's a real genuine smile and it is the betts feeling in the world. >> ashley: every time i see the ultrasound. i don't put much on our refrigerator it has to be blank. the baby is all over the refrinel rarity already because we have had so many different

that caught the attention of mark springer, who wrote to us...week saw a bit of a media flurry over the apparent falling out of phillip schofield and holly willoughby co presenters on itv�*s this morning. on saturday there was a development in the story which led bbc one's news bulletins that day. good evening. phillip schofield will no longer present itv�*s this morning after agreeing to step down with immediate effect. his last programme was on thursday. some viewers thought phillip schofield departure didn't deserve the prominence bbc news gave it. one of them was jayne carr recorded this video... bbc how can you possiblyjustify giving over the first five minutes of the early evening news on saturday to the news that phillip schofield has stood down as a presenter on itv? president zelensky was in japan to meet with the g7 leaders about the war in ukraine. that, in my book, is far more important than what is no more than tabloid celebrity fodder. departure of an itv presenter, the late bbc bulletin on saturday also featured as its third story,

her management agency said that the american springer's body was found dead at her home in florida, cause of her death is yet to be released. we want a gold, a silver, and a bronze medal at the 2016 rio olympics. year later she won 2 gold medals at the board athletics championships in london. football now in the semi finals of the derby cup frankfurt have beaten, stood guard by a score 3 to stuttgart, lead one deal at half time, but then frankfort netted 3 2nd half gulf, secure victory. they will face our be light sick in the final on june 3rd. stephen beardsley is up next with the w business news. i will see you tomorrow. have a good ah guardians of truth. my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey.

dan springer live in seattle, where else?an, good morning. >> with all the layoffs not only here at amazon but also across the entire tech industry it might be an odd time to protest your company for having the audacity to force you to come back to the office for work. that's exactly what we're expecting today at noon local time. a group called amazon employees for climate justice organized this one-hour lunchtime protest to rail against the company for not meeting climate goals and not okay for having to be back in the office three days a week. they say, quote, amazon's top down one size fits all return to office mandate undermines the diverse accessible future we want to be part of. amazon must turn autonomy to its team. we have had a great few weeks with more employees in the office and energy on campus and explained our thinking to our different forums over the last few months and will continue to do so. yesterday we found plenty of amazon employees who won't be joining the protest. >> some who just started work, i prefer

jon: dan springer at live a passive, texas thank you.aid to the incoming migrants, california lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would pay unemployed migrants who came across the border $300 every week for 20 weeks. the proposal is tent pushback in sacramento. >> and the governor and the democrat supermajority is sending out the message of come to california. get free money. you do not have to work. that is just going to draw more and more illegal immigrants tower stage. what does talk about california resident who also happens to be a congressman republican darrell issa. so the idea is you just give 300 bucks a week to any migrant who applies? >> welcomed sid said governors taken a surplus and turned it into a 22 plus billion dollar deficit who now is to pile on some additional costs. he has not seen a spending bill he wants to adhere too. and at the same time he sang the highest tax date 13.3% just in income tax alone should have to raise its taxes so someone will pay their fair share. i have no idea who that somebody is that is no

arthel: okay dan springer thank you very much for the lab report in el paso, texas. eric: a strong earthquake yes eight earthquake rather than parts of california today if you are in that state the golden state did you feel it? u.s. geological survey says the earthquake happened just about over an hour ago in the northern part of the status you you can see it struck 60 miles off the coast of the northern california with a magnitude of about 5.5. the trauma reportedly felt in some areas on the shore. but thankfully no of any damage or injuries. officials say there is no risk of a tsunami. >> there are echoes of that america first movement and the republican party. but even in regions of this country like the south of chicago that a commercially democrat saying the same thing. the problem presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy earlier it with me on "fox news live" is about to get summer competition the republican presidential primary. coming up we will take a look at how the new candidates will fare. rob desantis, possibly tim scott the very latest is "fox newsin live"

dan springer on the border next the highway thanks dan.f i it is indeed write therapy with more on how border communities are holding up in the wake of title 42 we are going to be joined right now by county supervisor jonathan lions. mr. lions, take us insight if you will. describe what is happening in these border communities? >> one talk about numbers let's go back to two years ago numbers per day average 35. at our high point recess 16 -- 1800 we are now looking at fort -- 508. for the administration to brag about the numbers being down in contrast to two years ago they are still 20 times greater than they ever were. but the communities along the border are small town communities often with limited resources. i'm also serving as part of the food bank we received and distribute food to the ngos. they have faced significant challenges people have gone directly to some ngos without being processed previously. but also our hospital. now they have seen more than $26 million in fees go unpaid because there is no payer source. we are looking t

trying to enter the united states or the southern border appears to be declining as fox news dan springer reports . now mexico has been moving migrants away from the border area, sending many of them back to central america. nine days after the end of title 42 in the southern border remains relatively calm. certainly good news for the people here in el paso, texas, and elsewhere, migrants are still trying to get into the us illegally, but the groups appear to be getting smaller. last night, we saw three getting caught near the border in new mexico in previous nights. the totals were five and six. not the dozens, or even hundreds like before. may 11th at the moment cities in mexico along the border are no longer being overrun by migrants. this has been a morris right next to brownsville, texas. the tents and tarps remain, but most of the migrants are gone. mexico ig migrants to the interior of the country and also bussing migrants across its southern border with guatemala. shelters in mexico are now below capacity . many of the migrants who made it into the u. s have been processed and rel

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dan springer fox news.t back at the coast is going to linger right through the weekend. it's going to warm a little bit, but it's also going to cool a little bit. i'll let you know the specifics of the forecast for saturday sunday. let's go to ktvu alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus, alex. jenna, thank you coming up new tonight at +71 year after his death, oakland police are now releasing new images tied to the murder of a popular restaurant owner. we'll hear from his son tonight and share the latest details. we're learning about the investigation. plus may is national stroke awareness month and tonight we'll talk live with a stanford neurology professor about why more younger adults are having strokes recently and what can possibly be done to try to reverse this trend? those stories and much more coming up tonight live at seven over on ktvu. plus we'll see you in just a bit, alex. but first you after the break of first of its kind d

dan springer is in el paso, texas.an. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david, title 42's been history for a little more than a week, and, you know, people might be a little surprised at what's happening at our southern border. i'll are that story coming up from el paso after the break. getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. david: asylum seekers still crossing the border i

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. >> that is ripped into center field, bader makes the play and took extra base hit away from springer. immediately intercepted by the first base umpire. >> todd: oh, great catch by bader, nothing to do with the fact you can see domingo has something on his hand that is not rosin. this is not the first time he's been caught with this substance, just last month he had to be taken off the field to wash his hands. >> todd: this looks suspicious, you can't do this, you can only use rosin. bad for the yankee rotation continue to happen. wild brawl breaking out between two families at disney world. take a look. [screaming] >> todd: just wait until you hear what started it. >> ashley: listen to this, california democrats want to pay migrants $300 week in employment benefits, meaning taxpayers would pay people who came into the u.s. illegally. a legal immigrant, a california residents, is here to respond. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i mi

and tax eivcrimes and t little girl and make no mistake that bidens great on the episode of jerry springer show but unfit for the white house. and lots to unpack, begin with the big guy, that guy, president joe biden, how rich after decades of a public servant? two massive houses on the beach and a net worth of $10 million. so how did this happen on a meager government salary? did joe profit from his son's shady international business deals. based on texts and e-mails and hunter's laptop from hell, there is evidence that hunter complained bitterly about turning over half his salary to pops and mansion repairs and hated it. and one e-mail that discussed a 10% pay out to the big guy. and that's the tip of the iceberg. on investigation of the house oversight committee and 20 shell companies that we learned and formed during the time of biden's vp and to 10 million from foreign nationals to biden and friends. hunter biden. and jim biden. and hunter biden's girlfriend and ex-wife and current wife. and three of joe biden's grandchildren, wonder what they did the money. and why did these receive

this is the perfect mix the hot pink is springer she got second place. >> how do you win is the length of ride. >> usually length of ride it if you do tricks and a few spins in a perfect ten for his flip. usually how long you stay on and how big. he did win the best way because how big he was in the photo. that is very big in first place for the perfect time for his dismount. >> he is a champ. what a fun way to spend the day. >> congratulations, thank you very much. >> congratulations charlie br brown. >> this is an hour of "fox & friends". the national anthem to the g7 to the war in ukraine in the voter panel to surfing jobs to hunter biden. welcome to the show. >> nine line apparel to ethically source materials are testing the fabric to make sure it's not made from slave labor in china. the ceo joins us as equals in other companies to do the same of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. this isn't just freight. these a

typically the winter and the springer spring are the times that we see it.4 million cases in 2018 causing 600,000 hospitalizations and more than 16,000 deaths. this is something that drug companies, although very few are looking at creating vaccines for, moderna is one of them and he told us of the toll it takes, particularly in young children. >> and cases are world wide, not just in the u.s.? >> that's right. >> thousands of catholics are flocking to missouri to see the body of a deceased nun who appears to show no signs of decay, though she's been dead for years. sister lancaster was 95 years old when she died in 2019. when they opened her coffin, her remains were found to be in tact, even though her body had not been e embalmed. >> i'm not that old but i've never heard of that in my life. >> visitors are being given limited opportunities to touch and even kiss the deceased nun's body, jim. >> not touching that story. >>> today is elizabeth holmes' final day of freedom before reporting to federal prison before defrauding investors. next, what she should e

dan springer is live at el paso, texas right now with the very latest, dan. >> hi arthel but illegalsings remain way down from the peak of the surge which was just before the days leading up to the end of title 42. actually down between 60 and 70% from that peak again and the days leading up to may 11. we are still seeing groups coming in the groups are bit smaller. last night our cameraman sought to separate groups apprehend along the border into mexico. one was a group of five migrants the other just six. there were apprehend by border patrol that incident burned there's a larger group at eagle pass stopped along the rio grande about 100 were on the riverbank a mexican side been told by texas dps national guard to stay there. it was a two hour stand up it's a good example of governor greg abbott and he is talking yesterday and brownsville. >> is only one thing cause them to not enter illegally. this because of of the texas national guard the texas department of public safety building the barriers needed to prevent people from entering and then having the personnel behind those of b

a obviously security is now... springer spaniel is behind you! security will be huger in the past.ecurity will be huger in the past. this is king charles's last official event _ this is king charles's last official event before the coronation and it's happening _ event before the coronation and it's happening fairly early in the evening _ happening fairly early in the evening so he gets an early night, he gets— evening so he gets an early night, he gets to — evening so he gets an early night, he gets to prepare himself for the bil he gets to prepare himself for the big day— he gets to prepare himself for the big day tomorrow. it's been a long week_ big day tomorrow. it's been a long week for— big day tomorrow. it's been a long week for charles, he's been doing events— week for charles, he's been doing events every single day while also rehearsing his part in the coronation, there hasn't been a coronation _ coronation, there hasn't been a coronation obviously for more than 70 years. — coronation obviously for more than 70 years. so — coronation obviously for more than 70 years, so h

jerry springer, all of these types of things start to happen where it is infotainment. you get ratings, you have to cover these things that are more sensational. then we get the internet and what gets clicks? things that are negative, sensationalistic. and that builds. social media builds on that even more. as we get more atomized media landscape, it tends to emphasize the negative more, it tends to build distress because then, do we even agree on the same facts? those issues start to come up. these changes just accelerate. susan: which is the generation where the desire for wealth and status really became markedly noticeable? jean: you could really see that with gen x. especially the late 1980's and early 1990's. to be fair, i think boomers were participating in a lot of this when a lot of them were in their 30's. when you look at young people, you really see this as a big survey of high school seniors where you can -- that is where it peaks. the interest in status, owning, flashing material things like a boat or a second home, peaked with gen x in the early 1990's whe

rachel: the peer-are reviewed study from springer link says, quote, our findings suggest a father's ownis a likely contributor to around their son's exregistration of masculinity. will: joining us now, former navy seal is team commander, jocko willink, who's with us now. this is interesting -- glad to have you, by the way. thank you for being here. happy memorial day. >> thanks. will: you know, i spend a lot of time with two sons talking to them all the time about what it means to be a man. so i hope that in this study suggests they're learning lessons from that, not going to rebel against me like so many of the other lessons we try to teach our children. >> yeah, i think it's a little surprising they ran a study to figure this out. [laughter] it doesn't take a genius to realize that fathers and mothers influence their sons and their daughters. i don't -- children are highly malleable, and they're going on the easily influenced, and they're going to be the influenced not just by their parents, but also by what they see on screen of their phones. so you've got to the pay ages to what the

dan springer is live in seattle with the very latest on this case. dan. >> we've known about this traffic stop since bryan kohberger was arrested in late december but just getting to see the interaction. it really is just a very routine interaction with an officer almost exactly one month before he was arrested for the murders of those four students. kohberger got caught running a red light. during his exchange with the officer he is compliant and cure yes about the law. >> a little confusion with speeding. because someone had stopped. i wasn't sure what they were doing and then they put on their light to turn. so i thought that maybe they were letting me go through. did you see that? >> no. >> right before i made the turn there was someone who made a right. they didn't have their signal on so i wasn't sure if they were just -- >> kohberger is facing four counts of first degree murder. preliminary hearing scheduled june 26th expected to last a week. the video was released along with the body cam footage of the video recorded after 7:00 in the morning

dan springer is live in el paso, texas with more and all of that. >> jon, water danger is real but customsd border patrol just put out a warning to that effect the couple of days ago. they do water rescues routine. the good news is the number of illegal crossing continued to be way lower than anticipated with the end of title 42. mexico s get some credit for that for the far fewer people, migrants and mass on the other side of the border in cities like laura's then we had just nine days ago. our drone team shots and video and mexico yesterday for the area is now mostly cleared out of migrants. some were likely flowed by the mexican government to the interior of the country for they also busting migrants across our southern border compare that to what we saw just across the order in brownsville, texas a couple days before title 42 expired. there is extreme pressure on both sides of the border. while many of the migrants who made it into u.s. were processed and released into the country others were immediately removed. a month securities have more than 11000 have been flown back to their hom

and keep in mind, jerry springer was mayor of cincinnati., the mayor found himself on the receiving end of a message from chiefs all-pro travis kelce. >> hey, i got some wise words for that cincinnati mayor. know your role and shut yo mouth! you got to fight for your right to party! >> jimmy: first time i ever heard anyone quote the beastie boys and the iron sheik in one sentence. this is interesting, travis kelce will be playing against his brother in the super bowl. his older brother, jason, plays center for the eagles. it's the first time two brothers have ever competed in the super bowl against each other, which that has got to be tough for their parents. no matter who wins, they've gotta take them both to disneyland, right? i would just tell them whoever wins is the son we love more. and that's that. that's how trump does it. you know. donald trump was back on the campaign trail this weekend. yelvis was in new hampshire and south carolina. and you know, we make a lot of fun of donald trump because he's a fool. but one thing you can say

here is correspondent dan springer. >> i stopped you because you ran the red light. >> reporter: onee four university of idaho students were brutally murdered, the man charged with the crime was pulled over on the campus of the washington state university. he was stopped for blocking an intersection and making an illegal left turn. during the exchange, he's courteous but argues the law is different in his home state. >> explain that to me a little bit further in pennsylvania, when you're stuck in the intersection, you have to make the left. >> reporter: he was eventually let off with just a warning. the body cam video of the stop was released by the washington state university department a-- department along with dark and dramatic video of the execution of the search warrant at his campus apartment just hours after he was arrested in his parents' house in pennsylvania. >> police department. search warrant. come to the door. [knock on the door] police department. search warrant. come to the door. >> reporter: moments later, police were inside his apartment where they found a black glo

springer cousins. [speaking non-english] when people say latinos are not a monolith, i agree.es. >> we are going further than our parents did, now we are bumping against a society that doesn't always include us or want us to be -- >> it what don't want us to be included in the spaces that -- when people say -- participate. that same person was trying to dissuade you, they are dusting themselves off on that tuesday, on that november election day, and they are voting. you better believe it. >> participate. that is the key take away. participate. >> and run for office. >> you can watch the all new episode of like was mo does america right here next and it is also streaming on peacock. more ayman in just a moment. >> thank you for making time for us. make sure to catch a man back here on msnbc, saturdays it a, sundays at nine. follow some twitter, tiktok and instagram, all at eamonn msnbc. i am an ayman mohyeldin. episode three of leguizamo does america in d. c. begins right now, so don't go anywhere. have a good night. >>

perfect world bring back the late great jerry springer and.ant parents won't talk to the baby. my grandparents won't talk to my stripper kid. sam brinton the cross dressing luggage damage thief that's an episode. gets into the actual issue gone on in this family, i actually disagree with the author of the piece in that the investigators can do your campaigning for you. when it comes to potential corruption and malfeasance. i think what the average voter cares more about is the overall quality of life in the country right now. nobody is better off than they were four years ago unless you are running a cartel or you are a human trafficker. you have not benefited from this administration. so i would focus on their record. >> steve: sure, but, at the same time, you have got to figure that if donald trump were the candidate on the republican side, the democrats are going to do just that focus on the trump family. >> no question. because this is what happens. you know the old adage when you have the facts pound the facts whether you have nothing pou

tom, let me thank -- it went full jerry springer, it opens with you admitting that you quote, long argued that americans need to see more rather than less of donald trump. what changed for you? because that's what cnn argues they were doing. this is a guy that might be your best next president, you have to see what he thinks, what he says. >> well in the same piece i argue that you need to see more of trump, but not in this kind of environment. cnn shows, as you can see there, they chose the worst of all possible worlds. i think it's very effective to just train the camera on trump when he's at a rally, and you know, spewing his mad conspiracy theories, gripes, grievances, and whining. i also think it's very effective to put him one-on-one with somebody who doesn't want to get away with anything. but to put him in front of, to legitimize him, a word i don't often use, but to normalize him in the way that cnn did, i think it was highly destructive, they traded him as if he were an ordinary politician. they stacked the room, cnn says that they did not, but the room certainly seemed like it

let's get to the fox news reporter dan springer e.er: yeah, hi, liz. we've heard a lot of grumblings of people who liked the work from home model and didn't want to return to the office, but this is very first time that there's been a protest directed at a single company over its return to the office policy. and i'd say we have a few hundred people here, 800 people at the headquarters here many seattle signed a pledge to be at this protest. 1500 sign it worldwide, but they don't have quite the 800 that signed the protest. but they're here protesting the company's return to the office policy which began may 1st -- less than a month ago -- requiring employees to work in the office at least three days a week. this comes at a time when tech i have is downsizing world wild, as you said. according to layoffs fyi, nearly 200,000 people have been laid off at tech companies so far in 2023. that's on top of 164,000 last year. and many of the jobs have been lost here in the puget sound. amazon has laid off 27,000 people this year, nearly 10% man

in short, it was blatant fascism meets the jerry springer show. cnn's own media reporter oliver darcy wrote this, it's hard to see how america was served by the skeptical of lies that aired on cnn adding the network and its new ceo are facing a fury of internal and external criticism. lict reportedly justified the debacle on the cnn morning editorial call this morning by saying trump made a lot of news as if donald trump gives a crap about that. as "the washington post" philip bump writes, this desired outcome is to attack and undermine the entire system because by breaking it down, he gains more power. he used cnn on wednesday the way he used the republican party in 2016. as a source of power he could disrupt and repurpose. and my friend and colleague mehdi hasan points out the whole event was designed to fail. sorry, but, as predicted, this was a clear win for trump. he felt no pressure and conceded nothing. he was welcomed onto cnn to address an audience of non-republicans watching at home and an audience of loyal republicans sitting in that ha

donald trump on wednesday night that played out more like a pep rally or a maga version of the jerry springer show. on thursday, cnn ceo chris lict mounted a defense of the town hall during the network's morning editorial call. insisting the spectacle served the public well despite the widespread condemnation even from cnn's own media reporter. >> i am aware that there has been people with opinions/backlash and that is absolutely expected. and where will say this, as clearly as i possibly can, you do not have to like the former president's answers, but you can't say that we didn't get them. caitlyn pressed him again and again and made news. made a lot of news. while we all may have been uncomfortable hearing people clapping, that was also an important part of the story. because the people in that audience represent a large swath of america. and the mistake the media made in the past is ignoring that those people exist. >> that tape was obtained by ftd live, a media website. i should note we have not obtained the audio recording ourselves but it matches the multiple media reports we had yester

springer cousins. [speaking non-english] when people say latinos are not a monolith, i agree.e facing generational changes. >> we are going further than our parents did, now we are bumping against a society that doesn't always include us or want us to be -- >> it what don't want us to be included in the spaces that -- when people say -- participate. that same person was trying to dissuade you, they are dusting themselves off on that tuesday, on that november election day, and they are voting. you better believe it. >> participate. that is the key take away. participate. >> and run for office. >> you can watch the all new episode of like was mo does america right here next and it is also streaming on peacock. more ayman in just a moment. just a moment. dom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... curry from deep. [autotune] that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. cash bros? wooooo, i like it! i'll break it to kl

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looked who owns this newspaper, and it belongs to a german publisher with whom the concern shares springerlongs to an american investment fund, and under named kakaer kolberg ravis roberts after the names of the founders, so the ideologues should be looked for in berlin, then in washington , by the way, a funny fact about the founders of this fund. there is such a henry kravets in his time. eh, he's like in sores. e, he wanted to somehow invest in the russian economy, so that later he could pump out the resources he needed from it and became, e, an investor in kamaz and the lomonosov porcelain factory, but it didn’t work out, he was kicked out very quickly. well, apparently since then he has clearly then all the american institutions remained, whether it be the soros foundation or european there, it’s a kind of council, purgatory for the political baltic elite, they first go into it, and from this purgatory they go for an interview at the american embassy so that we understand the scale , even the head of the department , the candidacy of the head of the department of any department is agr

all right, real quick, who's this >> steve: oh, jerry springer, come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all rightis >> steve: zac efron. [ laughter ] you gotta give me some hard ones, man. rapid fire me. >> jimmy: you want rapid fire? all right, here we go. who's this >> steve: that's eva longoria. [ laughter ] "jurassic park." [ light laughter ] oh, yummy cheerios [ laughter ] "finding nemo. [ laughter ] wendy's and panera [ laughter ] i see a killer falafel [ laughter ] ♪ all about that bass ♪ [ laughter ] oh, boba fett, that guy right there. [ laughter ] "nick at nite. [ laughter ] colon poke loose urine. [ laughter ] juicy fart [ laughter ] areola [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] great crotch [ laughter ] my willy's castrated [ laughter ] masturbates. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there -- there -- hey, no. [ cheers and applause all right, okay, okay, okay. last one -- last one, i'll give you his name and you tell me if it's correct okay >> steve: okay, great. >> jimmy: pierce johnson >> steve: i just call him by his nickname -- ouch [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: steve higgins, everybody, right there

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