maybe you can tell yourself? will try to do my best to minimize the punishment. honestly and where are you beautiful? you were told, dear people, we will have a good time. how is the girl? there have never been great connections everywhere. their parents were not simple and all that. of course, the case was closed no responsibility, they did not suffer. accidentally turned he decided to do. prank for my friend i don't think i've been the only one i've done so much honor so far. i didn't sleep for two nights, and then a thought occurred to me. i wrote the script. he liked him. i feel good. tell me, you also smoked a poisoned cigarette. yes, but i took one puff and i'll take it through mine. piece in which he put a carbon filter. it didn’t work very well for me, then i vomited all night. but this bastard paid in full. it looks like you have no regrets. i'm sorry. i regret that the birch tree did not see my face when it drove up. nothing, i hope the girl will remember this day. hope something good lawyer, but the ju

[laughter] i tell you that not to make you depressed, i tell you that to inspire you. what happened in 1980? we elected ronald reagan. ronald reagan, based on a conservative simple, conservative values, that he believed in a country that was exceptional. a country that he believed in. the value of common sense that your governor talked about. not only did he save this nation, he saved the world. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and the pope changed the direction of where we would go. we don't have a presidential election this time, but we have the principles and the philosophies and the examples. you know, i have one more portrait in my office. it is of washington crossing the delaware. . you have all seen that famous portrait, have you not? do you know when that took place? ask the governor, he would tell you -- christmas 1776. . there is no iphone, no camera, no place to record it except in the history of the storytellers. do any of you know who actually painted that famous painting? it wasn't even an american. it was an immigrant who lived in america and went back

i'll tell you everything, i'll tell you everything, tell me , if we want to arrest the case is closeds big ears. haha. very funny very funny. yes i all your receivers are already by heart. do you know what a fool you are making of me? well, then, this slug has become dearer to you than genk, he brought you into the people. you bitch forgot to go. who? who killed him? i'm asking you. liza found gena dead, not from the bastard, with you there will be a separate market. either you give me back everything that was in the safe or search them. that's all we have. i, igor glebov, served together, served together, made friends, he often visited me. well , when he moved to the battle, he began to come even more often, on wednesday he came with a friend yes asked to change the edge in the workshop. sat and drank. yes, he saw me with a request to send diamonds across the border. i said it's easier. we roll up the plaster with ceramics. what is ceramiplast? this is a wonderful material that i usually order in germany, the same clay. only does not require firing in a muffle furnace. do you know wh

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tell the story? often when i was running around doing these fundraising trips because you are going in taxis and ubers and stuff, and this was an example of how there's just this hum of bad stuff and scary stuff that happens. it doesn't have to be about "there i was, the last man." the weight it was set up -- the way it was set up is that i was on came and we live in these safe houses, i don't know, a half-mile or so from camp, and you work really long hours and you would need to go into these shuttles to go to the safehouses. they had local nationals who drove the shuttles. the rule was never get in one of the shuttles by yourself. always be in pairs because you don't know if somebody has been paid off and then the taliban has kidnapped you. i had to get up three hours, like midnight or whatever, and i just wanted to get a three-hour nap, and nobody is coming to get the shuttle, so i was like, screw it. when my boss read this in the draft, he was like, pissed. [laughter] i get in and we pull out of

can you tell if you know him or not?old, medium height hair, dark facial features, how to say thin, but with thin cheeks sunken lips thin, as if they are not there, something no one comes to us. and from which department you are talking, i can definitely tell you the department myself. only from there i transferred this month. i didn't want to talk to you. let's just make a deal. well, we took fingerprints in the ward, dozens of people go there, like looking for a needle in a haystack. i think when our guys got into the apartment, maybe the citizen was already there. do you think she's hiding something or not? to be honest, without a clue, the old woman is very peculiar so you don’t talk about it. i already want to be with her become acquainted. just brought from the hospital found in the back room. whose is unknown. and by the way, the doctor's coat disappeared from the same back room. hands and whatever you want, there to find snot to kill it would be great luck. borisovich come to me for study material thank you so i

we tell about it, but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting that as a result of that marriage. they had a child a son and she wanted him to raise the child and he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s a very tough thing to do. is this your first book? it's my first buck. i'm really a filmmaker and we've made i've been making films for decades. we've made over 14 15 films almost all of them. i've been broadcast nationally on pbs which were grateful for. this is the first one we've chosen to turn into a film because we had this resource and actually mark pail out on my co-author was the originator of that idea. i think of myself as a filmmaker rather than an author, but i have to say there's something satisfying about seeing your name in a book, you know, an actual physical book not just an ebook. i mean there is an ebook, but but there's something about seeing your name in a book. that is really great. michael pack is the co-author of created equal clarence thomas in his own w

tell me how far is it to moscow?ctly 10 minutes to moscow ring road and in life everything will be fine. seryoga hello. hello. krylov yes, who is svetlana milyavskaya seryoga ? his carabiner was too loosely tightened. it doesn't work, bite. what kind of teeth do you need to have yes lenchik yes, for such a jamb the king will eat us with giblets good specific proposals. there is a need to tell the tsar that they took the millionaire. then he will definitely devour us together with all the giblets, he also knows that they wanted to make money, along the way, they took him at once two pluses, it appears we won’t be able to eat. and what were we going to? that's when two lemon bucks 4, well, yes, four arrived. yes, it’s okay, everything will be fine, here you need to firmly reconcile. so, in short, if you don’t tell me in an hour, where to take this hog? i 'll leave it right here. it's clear that's how he is to us so the trunk. give me a cigarette, give me a cigarette. give me something. seryozha, tell me when we will li

you can't tell him now it's inappropriate we at work!" "no, you got to tell him."t was very bad. i could not perform. and then finally, after about three hours of being horrible i was like, "look, i have to tell you this story or i'm not going to be able to -- y'all going to fire me." and i said, "it's a very inappropriate story, but please let me tell you. and i told him and he laughed so hard and then he told me a story about how his first wife saw him in a movie and said, "that's going to be my husband." and he ended up marrying her and i said, "well, i'm going to let you know right now, you won't be fiddling any of these beans over here. [ laughter ] okay and we been good friends ever since. >> seth: that's fantastic. i think that sometimes, you're so nervous when you meet a person that you've looked up to for so long, and you're so worried you're going to tell them something they've heard a million times. >> right he never heard that before >> seth: yeah, i was going to wager that was the first time that he has ever heard that. >> but then after, that my actin

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so tell me, tell me what's next. well, firewood in a word. i think barin did his best.ybe it's your mother's. he is a student, no, no, he has nothing to do with it, he cannot. no, i 'm sure it is. everything is good. i'll find out from nika who this scribbler is. i'll personally cut off his head, on the contrary, don't bother. you don't have to look for anyone. work calmly as if nothing happened. professional work with the bare hands of a healthy man filled up an interesting girl, it would be necessary to check her fingers, it ’s not a question. well, does kuzmich have anything? professional woman's prints on this watch. how's the investigation going? yes, you don’t want to photograph the safron. when i find her, i'll take a picture, she's not going anywhere, bitch. well, try only we can do without you. there are fingers on the clock. by the way, about nikolaev. let's follow the decision then to his apartment and that's it. look, i'll take care of it. let's. not you, go through the pretty apartment of your nikolaev, complete order. here, apparently, someone got the orde

tell me please oh, carefully., is classified information, but i ’ll tell you 2 years after one gang, i managed to infiltrate there under the guise of fake buyers banknotes, well, that's all that's good, and at the last minute one recognized me 5 years ago, in short, i started laying two, laying two more, my comrades. you get scared, of course. you get used to everything. it's great . i'll have to remove the plaster if i get caught. i'm nothing next time with a bandaged hand , girls will have to be trusting people, really. all will be revealed soon. and then i cried my reputation i can shoot you in a friendly way so that you are not tormented by an exercise of conscience good afternoon i work in an antique store, but we had a remember yes of course i remember. i have to you. seriously talk, come on in, sit down let's talk, please, sit down. the fact is what is the director of our store? igor petrovich sergeev last time i told you a lie like this. but this is already interesting, he knew the victim. leonov often cam

that we tell collectively. all of this to say that history is contested. the past is contested. how do we accurately and comprehensively and completely grapple with our past when there is no consensus on what that past is? and this is a question for anyone who chooses to jump in, not any particular person. >> there is no consensus, and i was thinking -- first of all, michael did mention the reconstruction national park, which is rare in this world. north carolina just appropriated $16 million for the reconstruction national park. we have got the part but we don't have $60 million -- the park but we don't have $16 million for it. and i heard blaine say sometimes presentations are made, whether it is at middleton place or colonial williamsburg, explaining the lives of african-americans, bipoc, whichever term you choose to use, and sometimes the white visitors, that is not what they want to hear. tourists, probably, and i don't want to mischaracterize anyone, probably like gone with the wind history better than th

and i wo n't tell you what you said. say it private. better don't ask, i won't tell anyway.d of anything, and you have decided something, of course, let's go. i have everything already everything, how to be in time, but it seems we have done. frost when you replace something for yourself with this car. so i did not understand what the formula gives us. please, comrade major, tell us, do you understand that a biochemical analysis made it possible to detect a whole series of alkaloids and stimulants in the blood of the killed sportswomen. they could get into the blood, as part of one drug. so separately. we assumed that there was only one drug, and the percentage-based programs allowed us to derive the formula for this drug. thanks a say please, but this program cannot tell, and what is the name and where to buy this drug using this formula to find the name of the drug. don't be difficult. only if this is industrial production, if this is handicraft, they can’t run around the city and brandish formulas and said that the drug can be found somewhere in asia , so it’s a completel

i couldn't tell you anything. i probably came early to repent, i had to wait a little while everything. i think early have a good trip. well, let's get undressed, come on in. well , great. all with brother. i even that you have something like this going on here. i'm making pancakes for you tomorrow. landing is called after the thousandth parachute jump. vitka, take off your apron. we will be with you other pancakes to cook ordinary civilians are also very tasty. anastasia viktorovna he said that no one meets you and so that i can help you, please how did your mother fly and why don’t you get other pancakes from me, because each cook has his own individual handwriting, don’t worry, your surprise was a success, by the way. i was born such a wonderful idea wonderful. why don't we have a new wedding? how the flight was rescheduled anastasia viktorovna thank you . just a magician, i didn’t even think about it. la, what is a short time? do you mind, i'll take the comrades , we agreed to meet here, please. thank you. exc

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but statement only tells half of the story. buzz because the supreme court told us on nixon, it doesn't cover all conversations. legitimate policy conversations, about domestic policy, foreign policy, and military moves. it does not, however, cover wrong doing or cover conversations about crimes or conversation that may be embarrassed or expose political scandals so. i think trump is likely to lose, but it will take time. and i want to add one thing and i think it is fascinating to hear the insights into mark meadows. a lot of the decision to cooperate comes down to dollars and cents. if he's looking at jail time, if that happens, i've seen people flip who you never expected to flip when they're looking down the barrel of an indictment. so a lot to be seen here. but an interesting dynamic at play. >> thank you so much. happy friday. >> thanks, dana. >>> and president biden is touting today's jobs report that showed the u.s. added 528,000 jobs just last month. more than double what economists predicted. unemployment rate now sta

if he could tell the truth before, he should be able to tell the truth now. >> so let me ask you aboutng run meticulously and obviously you know it has come under some scrutiny. that's because the district attorney, fani willis, has been rebuked by a judge. the judge blocked her from investigating republican senator bert jones. he was one of the fake electors involved to subvert georgia's election. he is now the nominee and willis hosted something for his democratic opponent. how much did that damage her credibility to host a political fund-raiser? >> i can't speak to why she chose to do that, but i can tell you that brian kemp has not only lauded bert jones, one of the fake electors, he has also reappointed another fake elector to a very important appointed office. that he has subborned those who have used the big lie to justify their actions. so while i understand the concerns that have been raised, we have to focus on who's actually responsible and who is in charge. brian kemp is a dangerous extremist who has tried to hide himself behind one good action, and he has distracted the re

tell, that you hide it.tion of a measure of restraint in the form of a subscription and what to read, i think so, everything was written correctly there. so if you contact me, then it's okay to poke. investigator said, sidi means sit. mikhalych mikhalych excuse me, makar was late . okay, tell me one thing. you told me why you don’t want to get into the zone with your corefan and hump , so you didn’t tell, it’s understandable. what's the first term you're for rape? why do i need you hand over? you are beautiful, he has already lathered his claws to tear. yes, he can't answer. this is clear. only after all , i will put my people on your tail. from the track, of course. so, what will the hump do with you? when will he find out that you promised to surrender everything to him? gingerbread man gingerbread man can you get away from him? what are you leading the boss to, i keep my word. you already understood, feel that you call the edge. well, what will you continue to cooperate and get everything according to the

tell the story since were talking about this since it's a bad pr, tell me the story or tell her viewers a story of the experience when he asked you whether anyone had mean things to say to you. >> i think that was part of the book that came back at that point it was like nope it was in the moment as it was happening unlike there it is. pre-covid i was traveling so much for work and i felt bad traveling with three kids with biff when i was gone and i was missing chunks of their childhood so i started to arrange it that i can bring one child with me on each trip that i went on so i got to have the one-on-one time and they got to spend whatever city i was in and i would put a few days on the work trip or i'm in l.a. with haley or chicago or any of those places so i took haley to l.a. and we got stuck in traffic and we were in the rental car and under leaving a, he turned to me and asked did people say mean things when you told her story when we're in the newsroom, i feel really hard to be honest and be the kids and mindful of what's appropriate for them to carry and they will correctly wou

they tell me they hope to weapon against new york. that is wrong. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott telling our byron pitts -- >> before we began bussing illegal immigrants up to new york, it was just texas and arizona that bore the brunt of all of the chaos and all the problems that come with it. >> reporter: and while millions of migrants have been expelled using title 42, the rule that lets agents kick out migrants without processing their asylum claims to stop the spread of covid, many of those expelled simply turn around and come right back with little to no consequence. so this group was picked up here instantly. they ran their information. border patrol says they cannot, for whatever reason, request asylum, so they pulled them onto the bridge. they are walking straight over back into mexico. so that is basically title 42 in a nutshell. a vicious cycle, with no viable solution in sight. >> mireya joins us now from eagle pass, texas. and they plan to keep sending these buses to new york and d.c., any other cities? and do th

can you tell me where they can be militia?he frenchman looks like jeanne gabin, remember this was. look at this one. exactly this one, and that some kind of criminal, but the face is kind and i thought, why is he soldering lyoshka on his own. thank you. yes, for nothing. actually, it doesn't really look like a cemetery. we'll find a disabled person. who will give us people now and then what will we tell them gabin was kidnapped by an invalid. yes, eat. fool you vanka will move and no uncle. laziness will not save you, you do not need it. whether the chief of them said so. and he also told the driver where tanka would be taken. show me where to tanyuhu. 20 pieces ladies. what are you driving? where? do you have 20 pieces? where? where did you hide it from? well, then i’ll hang such people for you now, so that you can quickly tell me where the grandmas hid. he will take everything from you. okay, only grandmas forward vasenka, the bumblebee came to call, come in, hairy hop. t who is good, who the hell is rich? well, the color wa

what can you tell us?brianna, they're talking, that's criminal investigators looking into january 6th and donald trump's defense lawyers, and what they are talking about right now are these conversations that trump was having in the white house and his interest in keeping those conversations essentially from the federal grand jury probe. this development and it's a notable one as we try to understand how much this criminal investigation is about trump, it comes as part of the story of grand jury activity we've seen in recent weeks, specifically we know of those two top officials who worked for mike pence and then the two pats, cipollone, philbin, from the white house counsel's office all subpoenaed to be testified to the grand jury in d.c., but what we know of their testimony so far from the separate house investigation is those four have not been willing at this time to talk about direct conversations they had or witnessed with trump. so over the last week a court fight between the justice department and

your task is to tell everything clean.lices to hand over then a trace to you, only robbery will be hanged, understand? well, help from the investigation reads 8-year-old 20. well, what are we going to hand you over on monday? i don’t need about some sanka and his friend. you understood me. check out the photo. your accomplices they are episodes of similar episodes. similar do you understand? you succeed in my thoughts. i didn’t understand that you were coming, and i need to explain everything to you first. no, i understand, i am they are they. yes i will write everything. this is them here. i'm telling you, siri, you understand the series, yes, so that's it. i will write everything as it was, you will read it, remember it, tell the investigator , you understood me. seryozhenka my boy, how many times my heart ached, how many times i had to endure. every time kostya seryozha ivanovna we will always be there. thank you son for serezhenka. kingdom of heaven . we'll be right there. tell me this morning, when trying the goods th

and i was asking the question that was going to give him the platform to be able to tell me, and tell the world, how it was exactly he lost his man. being a spy your professional intelligence officer, is that you go to work in the shadows. you cannot really talk abouthe what you do because that gives away all of your trade secrets. and the only time anyone pays attention to is when you getet something wrong. so you can be right 99% of the timeve for the one time you are wrong cost people's lives and that is what you become known for. he could not disclose the mission this amazing feat of wartime espionage because ofhe classification regions. he could not endanger other people in the field he could not get in trouble with his ownt government. but the problem was he cared about his officers. he cared about this officers family and the family, for those who read the book i'm talking about captain, his brother, they come from the wrong side of the tracks. they come from a family that lives near the poverty line. they came from a family that had a real quest thing but who they could be and

well, maybe you can tell something interesting about him.erson, he worked recently, but he quickly walked up the career ladder, he could build a good career, he had the makings of a leader, unite, please. well, who is pronin? we don't know all your subordinates, by the way, we don't know all your subordinates. well, oleg was recently appointed department head. pronin had been aiming for this place for a long time when he found out. the little thing - it is very bad for rabid ones to be treated and electricity is desirable, a person who argued with him recently was in the hospital with a short temper. yes , we finally gave birth. we just treat it too. get out of here, and now you see the procedures will be skipped. thank you for your assistance. goodbye. we are afraid of this mice. and not only everyone else, because the police should be all that was afraid and respect respect. igoryan, they scare you. idea, and no goat has ever laid a finger on anyone. it happens that igor happens to you. go on, misha, what is he, he's not that kind. he's an

i did not tell my wife about this at all. when i called the guy, i thought he was going to bring up in the piece i said i had told the world that el chapo guzman one of his big issues was he needed to get viagra. that was a whole logistical thing because he was moving from a safe house and they had to make sure he had plenty of viagra. this is the most module country in the world? you know he is the most macho man in this country? you told everybody? [laughter] i thought -- i was ready to have the viagra conversation. [laughter] he had this starchy, formal way of talking. he said when he established i was the guy who wrote the article. he said else in -- el se nior is ready to write his memoirs. i wasn't ready for the viagra thing, this was not what i had seen coming. that is a book i would love to read! he said, but sir, is it a book you would like to write? that was a crazy opportunity or i was offered the opportunity -- where i was offered the opportunity to ghost write for el chapo. i am alive to tell you about it! >> it

why is everyone telling him to be on the script? i like the off-road vehicle version of him. >> i like his energy, charisma, i love the fact that he loves the country. he loves the law enforcement. our veterans, our military, most important, you have had the privilege is that a lot time around him, he loves the american people. what makes our country special. it is genuine, it is real, you all know it, when he speaks he always let the audience know, the audience always understands that he is fighting for them. he says this is a great line, this is so true, the reason they come after me so hard is because i am fighting for you. that is exactly the truth. that is why he was such an effective president and i want him to run again. [applause] >> so, uh, the final question here, donald trump decides to run for president, what do you think the number one thing he has learned after spending the time on the presidential campaign, four years in the white house, constant attacks. what is different about him today then when he came down the es

head >> so she's trying to tell you he needs.ould see him taking off, blowing off, i'm just going to get away. so that part of me said, okay, he just did that, he's going to come back today, tomorrow. >> we just said to be patient. >> yes we just have to be patient. >> patient because those close to kevin and morgan had seen the couples ups and downs before. their breakup's, in fact, we're almost an annual event. >> it was like clockwork, every august around their anniversary, we would expect the phone call that morgan picked up and left. and kevin would call us hysterically and just be completely destroyed. >> he said i love her, i can't help it, i love her. >> and soon, morgan would return, kevins world would right itself, and they would be as good as newlyweds. for a while. >> she could act like nothing ever happened. and acting all lovey dovey, sitting down on his lap. >> but now, what was weird about this separation, was that kevin had taken off. not the other way around. >> she always took the kids, and she always left, kev

tell the story, since we are talking about this the bad pr the good stuff, tell me the story or tell our viewers the story of haley and the experience when she asked you whether anyone had mean things to say to you. it's what you end the book with but it's so exquisite and worth repeating. cuesta think that was the part of the book that came back with no edits. at that point it was one of those things in that moment after this happened i was like there it is, there is the button i guess. pre-covid i was traveling so much foror work. i felt bad for the saddling biff with three kids. i also really regret it i was missing chunks of their childhood. and soy started to arrange it such i couldan bring one child with me on each trip that i went on. so i got to have that one on one time for the got to spend time in whatever city i would check a couple extras on the work trip. i was in l.a. and haley or san francisco with lucas or chicago, or any of those places. and so i took haley down to l.a. with me. got stuck in traffic is what happens in l.a. where in the rental car at the new rental ca

and, well, without likes to tell clues.t on the number 18 of the final, the audience parted ways in moscow, this is a little sad. well, i see this every day in my life. something. here you are after some time parted lose. it's like regret, what's my job? after all, i am god of all kingdoms and i know about all this firsthand. today before the final. i want to tell you something about myself, many of your masks. in the past, they were somehow connected with the chairman of the show about what unites me with philip, i talked about last year, and today i want to announce to the whole country that the figure around the tree connects us much more and not only should both of us have an ideal press to turn to we are recovering from our ancient memory. friends my think who i am now meet me. it will come with you the egyptian force. it's just a gap valera hello who is so awesome playing music mama i sing everything. ah here we are in the kingdom of anubis thank you very much. even, perhaps, being the most eloquent person in the worl

what happens before the economic data tells you the recession over the market tells you the recessioner because the price action is good and the kind of stocks that rally like small cap stocks, they're very economically sensitive, they tend to outperform early in a bull market. they will tell you the recession over and they started to act better. >> right. >> so we're getting some evidence that things maybe aren't so terrible as they might appear again if you just focus on the macroeconomic data. charles: absolutely. again it gets back to listening to the markets. ed, appreciate it very much. thank you for your work. hope you come back soon. folks we live in polarizing time but it doesn't help when the president says something like this. >> i respect conservative republicans. i don't respect the maga republicans. the maga republicans don't just threaten personal rights and our economic security, they're a threat to our very democracy. charles: i'm taking on us versus them narrative with a special guest. famous economist frederick hayak was right about inflation and the government's ro

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[laughter] i tell you that not to make you depressed, i tell you that to inspire you. what happened in 1980? we elected ronald reagan. ronald reagan, based on a conservative simple, conservative values, that he believed in a country that was exceptional. a country that he believed in. the value of common sense that your governor talked about. not only did he save this nation, he saved the world. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and the pope changed the direction of where we would go. we don't have a presidential election this time, but we have the principles and the philosophies and the examples. you know, i have one more portrait in my office. it is of washington crossing the delaware. . you have all seen that famous portrait, have you not? do you know when that took place? ask the governor, he would tell you -- christmas 1776. . there is no iphone, no camera, no place to record it except in the history of the storytellers. do any of you know who actually painted that famous painting? it wasn't even an american. it was an immigrant who lived in america and went back

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so tell me, why are you here with us?new writer khrustalyov well, there is such yes and what exactly? will you give me a phone? i want to interview him. well , you're being dark kirill. you see, one person very close to me told the story of a detective story with a very unusual ending the day before his death. i am i read khrustalev the same coincidence, i want to understand. come on, go talk to him about literature literature. see for yourself, write it down. lyutikov vyacheslav ivanovich and khrustalev is a pseudonym yes khrustalev is a pseudonym. well, the authors often take. let's record a big historical premiere. it is not yet our duty to decide who will replace most of the borrowed parsley okay raise elizabeth tomorrow 21:20 on the channel, russia who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel russia human? you see what a beauty will choose you. don't be afraid of me follow me. cheese shop tells you not to touch prince meehan, you are a weed on the lava, or you are a llama the heart of parma, the woman belongs to m

can you tell us? how for our audience so everybody understands some people may know the story but others may not tell us what were some of the institutions that mrs. kennedy put in place that are that are still operational today. and also tell us why was she so interested in restoration in the white house? it wasn't necessarily just to like pretty things or make things look nice. there was a larger purpose that really supported the kennedy administration if you can tell us a little bit about that, i think that would be very illuminating for our audience. thank you colleen. i'm so happy to be here and i'm so happy to get to follow melissa because so much of what i do in starting to talk about mrs. kennedy. it's as if she walked into the white house and out spraying historic preservation, and they're really were so many other efforts but so much of life is timing and if you can go to the first slide of mine, please so much as timing in life, you know, she had excellent timing and coming in to the white

>> simon: shall i tell you what happened? >> kelly: like what?: i swear. >> kelly: what kind of things is howie on? >> simon: i don't know but i called him and said where are you, and he said where are you? i met "the kelly clarkson show," oh, i thought it was in new york. >> kelly: oh, my god. we did open the season in new york, he is not completely wrong, we shot the show in new york. >> simon: he kind of got it right. >> kelly: he is just months off. >> simon: well, look, we are thinking about him. >> kelly: what i am thinking about, too, we do have a person who goes shirtless a lot here. [cheers and applause] look at this picture! >> terry: you know what i mean? i had to change it up today and wear a suit. >> kelly: you better tell me and lied, do you just live in a gym? >> terry: yeah, actually, i do. >> kelly: do you love it, and endorphin thing, therapy? >> simon: i can't do without it. i'm weird without it. i get two hours a day. it is my spot time every day. >> kelly: i love that. >> terry: every day. >> kelly: that is amazing. who is mo

-- tell it. as we mentioned earlier, our surveys reflect that things don't -- people don't like how the surveys are being handled. our next panelists are people who have to address that and find a new way to do it. they took in leadership to move things along. i am interested to hear about the next panel. we have people from different levels of state government. we have senator kim said -- kimson who is a former alone. speaking of good friends, ross patel is a city councilman who can discuss how charleston has been tackling issues and along with that come up from a different seat, we will have the mayor john -- discussing and we have our good friend and yours in new york city counseling, reveling/-- and new york city counselor, reveling -- and your city counselor, reverend -- in columbia, has been universally marked -- admired. dr. harris -- can you join us? i look forward to panel number two. one other thing i wanted to mention, let's get a round of applause to mayor -- to the man who is here on

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