we call him black tarzan. the real tarzan.stagram page. this guy right here? he's really tarzan. >> jimmy: in what way? he doesn't seem to be dressed like tarzan. [ laughter ] >> he's a modern-day tarzan. >> jimmy: i see, i see. >> the way he deals with pets and animals. you know, black people, we've never had a tarzan. >> jimmy: you haven't had a tarzan. >> we have one now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you taking this picture? >> no, no, i'm in the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would be in the house too. i wouldn't want any part of this. >> i had him come over to entertain the kids. >> jimmy: yeah, right. and the kids like the snakes, i guess? >> yeah, snakes and turtles and iguanas. >> jimmy: ugh. eventually all you have is snakes, though, you know? [ laughter ] and were these snakes spray painted? why are they beautifully black and beautifully white? >> because it's black tarzan. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] >> he can talk to -- yeah, i don't know. >> jimmy: he will like bring these -- if you call b

ilia: tarzán llegó a un acuerdo y permaneció poco tiempo en prisión. ctienes que swiffer.. ¿cómo es la vida cuando tienes tu periodo? tú decides, con tampax pearl. máxima protección para los días más abundantes y fácil de remover para los más ligeros. tampax pearl yearl active hasta un 100% libre de fugas al hacer ejercicio. teresa: cuando a luis montoto se le ocurre una idea, no hay quien lo detenga. así consiguió casarse con lupita, quien siempre sabe cómo organizar y sacar adelante muchas de las ideas de su esposo. este dúo dináminco de locutores sin un centavo y poca experiencia logró hacer historia en el estado de wisconsin desafiando a empresarios que no creían en el potencial del mercado latino. ambos: [conducen] >> ser pioneros en la radio en español no estaba dentro de los planes de luis y lupita montoto. luis: lo sorprendente es hacer lo que estamos haciendo pero en wisconsin. lo esperas en texas, florida... lupita: chicago, otros mercados. luis: ¿pero wisconsin? >> sin embargo, es ahí frente a un micrófono donde la vida inesperadamente los l

nada se hacÍa sin el permiso del dueÑo, un hombre conocido como tarzÁn.dentro del club nocturno, tenÍan que conseguir un informante que pasara las pruebas de la organizaciÓn. para eso debÍa tener antecedentes criminales y hablar el mismo idioma. >> la dea lo encontrÓ en una prisiÓn, creo que en hungrÍa, donde estaba en una celda, representantes oficiales de la dea le dijo, te sacamos y comparas con nosotros. >> el informante hÚngaro consiguiÓ infiltrarse en las redes criminales que operaban en el sur de la florida y fue quien alertÓ a los investigadores de una transacciÓn que salÍa. >> el cartel de cali que estaba usando a un cubano narcotraficante que conocÍa a otro cubano narcotraficante que conocÍa a tarzÁn para ir a rusia a comprar submarinos. >> el objetivo era claro. >> para el cartel de cali exporta de colombia a estados unidos usando submarinos que podÍan traer miles de toneladas de cocaÍna. >> y esos submarinos eran antiguas submarinos nucleares. >> un cubano narcotraficante y el otro tomaron fotos en la base naval rusa y el informante dentro del

. >> me presentÓ a salvador dalÍ y conocÍ tanta gente, mi hÉroe que era tarzÁn. >> aunque tarzÁn no fueconvirtiÓ en uno de los mÁs exitosos de la Época.. >> nadie puede parar la marcha del progreso, ni uno mismo porque una cosa trae la otra. >> cada pieza de manuel cuevas es únil describe la relaciÓn qu tiene con cada una de sus creaciones como una de padre a hijo. >> eso de repetir trajes y todo, lo detesto de todo corazÓn. >> por eso nunca repitiÓ modelo y diseÑo para cada persona dependiendo de sus caracterÍsticas y e intereses. >> michael jackson desde los jackson five. las hermanos, prince, elton john, rolling stones, devo. >> entre sus muchos diseÑos estÁ el vestuario que usaron los beatles en su legendario Álbum " sargento pimienta" asÍ como varios trajes elvis presley y la emblemÁtica indumentaria negra de johnny cash. >> he vestido a cuatro presidentes de este paÍs.- ronald reagan. >> para el familiar es lo mÁs importante. -- para Él, la familia es lo mÁs importante. llegÓ al corazón de la mÚsica contrita en nashville, tennessee. desde entonces se convirtiÓ en el favorito de la

aunque tarzán no fue el único héroe de la infancia de manuel que se convertiría en su cliente.rque una cosa trae la otra. y la otra a la otra. y así. lourdes: cada pieza de manuel cuevas es única e irrepetible. no importa que la haga para una persona famosa o para alguien que pueda darse el lujo de pagarla. por eso él describe la relación que tiene con cada una de sus creaciones como una de padre a hijo. manuel: eso del repetir trajes y todo-- lo detesto de todo corazón. lourdes: por eso nunca repite un modelo y diseña para cada persona dependiendo de sus características e intereses. su lista de clientes famosos es interminable. manuel: michael jackson desde los jackson five. a los hermanos. prince. elton john. los rolling stones. beatles. lourdes: entre sus muchos diseños está el vestuario que usaron los beatles en su legendario álbum sargento pimienta. uno de los sencillos más vendidos en la historia del grupo inglés. así como varios de los trajes usados por elvis presley y la emblemática indumentaria negra de johnny cash. los poderosos también han disfrutado de su talento. m

so mussolini beat his chest like tarzan and looked around for a worthy foe. he found one, ethiopia.nning of a glorious empire. its army had no machine guns. its army had no tanks. its army did have an air force, exactly one old airplane. one airplane against a nation which had developed a new theory of total air war. and the blitz, which would wipe out cities, destroy civilians, man, woman and child. in october of 1935, following the japanese example, an incident was provoked at the little settlement of wal wal near the border of ethiopia and italian somaliland. italy's honor had been violated. refusing any arbitration, mussolini moved the whole might of his army through the suez canal to overrun the undefended country. ethiopia's emperor of people -- appeared before the league of nations. [speaking ethiopian] narrator: "i must still fight on until my tardy allies appear, and if they never come, i say to you without bitterness, the west will perish." members of the league half-heartedly stopped trading with italy, but refused the only thing that will stop any aggressor, force. ethio

other times they are watching tarzan movies and having this incredibly conversations on the side. that was optimally approach problems to the mac whatever he was doing he was doing it along with his full attention. obviously, one of the big questions not only in this book but in the history of u.s. foreign policy is the question of who lost china. in the book you are trying to answer that question. i came away from the book think and it sure as wasn't marshall who lost china. they think you are in some sense, this book is to those people who were blaming marshall for this kind of calamity. >> let me skip ahead. i think we forget now just how big a question, the who lost china question was. marshall and submission in january 1947, immediately becomes secretary of state but the diplomatic figure. a couple years later in 1949, starts to think it will happen over time. but as soon as that does happen, there is a tremendous backlash in the u.s. starting in that moment that especially 1950s the question of why americans are so close to achieving something else in china and why the commu

tarzan quit that barking hear me. make that child keep still.he hill? oh, well let me listen. i can hear it. through the breast of angel wings, soft and sweet ♪ swing low ♪ ♪ sweet chariot ♪ when aretha [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> our final speaker before we go into bishop paul martin and yolanda is the collaborator and guardian of aretha's music for the last 40 years. need i say more, the legendary clive davis. [ applause ] >>> what a truly memorable day. what an incredible celebration of an incredible life. aretha -- aretha loved detroit. she loved the life in detroit. she loved her family. and detroit, you led the world in loving aretha. [ applause ] >> when i sat down in her kitchen, when i had dinner with aretha in 1979, she -- she already was of course the queen of soul. she had given the world respect, natural woman, chain of fools, "i never loved a man the way i loved you," rock steady, amazing grace, think and so much more. we talked -- we talked into the night about the next five years, five years of recording, when aretha would be over 40 ye

john: if you are old, you remember the johnny weismuller "tarzan." is sears that elephant right now? >> i thought they already failed. we are here to celebrate this historic run in the stock market. i was very optimistic about the retailers. i was concerned everything was too tech-oriented and it was tech leading the market and the economy and that would run out of steam. you want to see the rest of the world, the rest of america, with good earnings, too, benefiting from tax cuts. a lot of it was online, obviously, but it's good to see walmart, who was doing very bad for a long time, now target, showing everybody is spending money. john: what retailer do you go to? >> i'm in miami beach. there's no -- john: see? all online. >> that's why i'm skeptical. john: i want to ask about the nfl. when rupert murdoch bought the nfl rights in the '90s they said he overpaid. it made fox sports. tonight you have the nfl debuting a former super bowl champion, philadelphia eagles taking on the heisman trophy led cleveland browns without baker mayfield. six of the to

if she wins she says she'll celebrate with a nice dinner out. [ tarzan yell ] >> the queen of comedy in 1967 and ran for 11 seasonsize still in high demand. >> we were talking to raich bloom who's the star of "craze implication girlfriend." going into their last season. well, she's got a worship. >> hopefully we're going to find a part for carol burnett. it's ridiculous we haven't, and we're angry at ourselves. >> how cute. that's really adorable. >> does that make you realize even more so what you've meant to tv comedy and to television -- >> when i hear it, i'm very flatter flattered. you know. but my take on it is that if i never had been born these people would be doing what they're doing. you know, talent will out. it'll happen. but i'm thrilled when somebody says oh, well, you gave me the reason that i wanted to be in show business or something. that's a thrill for me. >> is there a star out there that you would love to still work with? you worked with so many different people. >> meryl streep. >> no hesitation. >> no hesitation because not only is she a terrific actress, she's

am i a beach body, no, am i tarzan, no.om am iolympic swimmer, no. the point is i'm a big guy. >> reporter: this morning, jone broadcasteriscope message in response to his being kicked off of the social media platforms. >> they dissapeared me, like i've been aithrushed out of e old soviet photos with stalin, and as he killed each person he had 'em airbrushed out. if this isn't 1984 baby, i don't know what is. >> reporter: jones has spawned hundreds of imitators. mostly right-wing, anti government conspiracy theoristsg pedderchandise and the "real story" the government doesn't want you to know about.i >> lovor hate him, alex is like the canary in the coal mine and these big tech companies conspiring together to deplatform him on the same day,e cheverything. >> reporter: aside from his website, jones' radio show iso syndicateder 160 stations nationwide. despite jones' ban from youtube and the resulting loss of over two million subscribers on the platform, infowars reporters remain a presence on youtube and facebook. there are still many platforms for a