oh, i know, how about the new student, timmy. - timmy! - no, it wasn't you, timmy.timmy! - ah, mr. garrison, haven't you figured it out? timmy's retarded. - don't call people names, stanley. - but he is. - now, timmy, you need to work on your study skills. - duh... - are you mocking me? because if you are, i have no problem sending your butt to the principal's office. - [babbling] - that does it! - well, timmy, i just don't know what to do with you. you're getting very poor marks in school, and the teachers are complaining that you aren't paying attention. - eh... - young man, if you don't want to be held back a grade, i suggest you start cooperating, mkay. - timmy! - well, that does it. i'm suspending you, timmy, until you can learn to respect your elders. - hold on there just a second there, principal victoria. i think i may know what the problem is. - timmy. - yes, of course. - what? - i think maybe timmy is suffering from something called "attention deficit disorder" or a.d.d. it's very common in kids his age. - oh! - timmy! - well, that certainly would explain

, timmy, timmy, timmy ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy, leh-bah-la timmy ♪ - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet quest do you ask of this ranger and paladin? - only one thing can save our kingdom-- you must bring me a piece of pecan pie with toffee ice cream and magic shell. hurry now! - that quest sucks, cartman! think of another one! - uh, boys, butters' parents want to borrow the lord of the rings video we rented. could you take it over to them? - you're sending us on...a quest? you ask of us to take the one video to the house of butters? - yeah, whatever. - it shall be a long journey, with many dangers on the way. - but if the tape must be brought to the house of butters, who else can do it? - very well! we shall embark on this quest immediately, father! come, warriors! - ho! - ho! - mmm, that gets rid of them. - ooh, you're a little frisky, aren't you? - yeah, well, uh, the lord of the rings wasn't the only thing i rented from the video store. i also rented... a porno. - ohh, you little devil! - you wanna go watch? - how shall we journey to the house of butters? - through the mines of vando

host: timmy from aberdeen, south dakota on the independent line. good morning.aller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. it all pertains basically to trusting the government and what is put out. i believe that the congressman in the senate and whenever they have an investigation anybody that our senators and congressmen need to be held accountable for telling the truth. and then, kind of going back to the capitol riot, i wish i could have gotten in when the speaker was on. during that riot there was one person killed, that was ashli babbitt. at the time she was shot she did not endanger anybody's life. i want to know what weapons were found, what they are calling weapons, and make a comment that the fbi determined that it was not a planned insurrection. host: went to the fbi determined that? caller: i could not tell you exactly. i am guessing a couple of weeks ago? host: well, yesterday, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger was asked about the credibility of reports about possible violence associated with today's justice for j6 rally. the former president

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i can make some business research and in level timmy di i can roy, senior lecturer in procurement and supply chain management, a live full john moore's university. welcome to the program. let's begin in edinburgh 1st with doug rankin. the government says this is panic. buying the holy ginger, she says actually this is a lack of drive is due to briggs, what's the truth of it at lack of drive of blacks that were grossly over, simplify the situation of talking about the fuel crisis at the moment, but seems to be the public because collectively going all 4 and one is not really affecting scotland. curiously, i've noticed and time called dr. o's helped upset. busy application for a d, off to the level of benefits such as petro and diesel. and i don't understand where a huge number of suddenly disappeared to one week to the next was originally i'll problem associated to b p and nothing that i still sort of tank of industry and the supply of fuel. so something's got very blowing, propulsion in the press and the media with what's going on because it doesn't shortage of fuel. it's no difficult

found this found about this about two years before even phil came here to film timmy leong was an extrauring one of the climatic scenes a bus crash right off taylor and bush streets. they turned taylor street around the other way. so it's one way going down this way. so the bus was creating crazily zigzagging down the street leong says he worked four days while film crews put together that one scene the majority of us worked. we worked on this side because there's a crash on lsi. so the bus aquapinas driving comes down bush. it's zigzagging through the block and it crashes into two cars. and then that's where the strengthy was fighting in the back. his role was only just to stand on the sidewalk but to him all that mattered was being in the first superhero movie with an asian lead the first asian superior, and it's a marvel movie. so i mean even just being background in it. it was exciting that same enthusiasm carried over at a watch party at the kabuki theater in japan town or members of san francisco is asian community. we're eager to watch how san francisco was portrayed actually hav

found this found about this about two years before even phil came here to film timmy leong was an extra during one of the climatic scenes a bus crash right off taylor and bush streets. they turned taylor street around the other way. so it's one way going down this way. so the bus was creating crazily zigzagging down the street leong says he worked four days while film crews put together that one scene the majority of us worked. we worked on this side because there's a crash on lsi. so the bus aquapinas driving comes down bush. it's zigzagging through the block and it crashes into two cars. and then that's where the strengthy was fighting in the back. his role was only just to stand on the sidewalk but to him all that mattered was being in the first superherohov an asian lead the first asian superior, and it's a marvel movie. so i mean even just being background in it. it was exciting that same enthusiasm carried over at a watch party at the kabuki theater in japan town or members of san francisco is asian community. we're eager to watch how san francisco was portrayed actually having an

from now on we have to call him timmy brown. it's not as sexy. may as well call me by your name. that's the movie. see what i did there? france is making such a big deal about this deal that i'm starting to think that they needed this contract to pay the rent or something. and while france is upset with the u.k. and australia, you can tell that they're especially mad at joseph rob robinnette biden because they came at him with the ultimate insult. >> the language out of parish is the harshest over the submarine deal u.s. struck with u.k. and britsen. >> i'm angry. what worries me is the behavior of the americans. this unilateral brutal, unpredictable decision looks a loot like what mr. trump used to do. >> trevor: oh, boy, no o tell me you didn't, you did not just throw out the t word at joe biden! because you know what's going to happen next, right? joe biden's about to hit you with a clap back! get him, joe! well he fell asleep but when he wakes up, oh, boy, you better look out! now don't forget the only reason australia wants these subs is because china is becoming more and mo

timmy is in a coma. the jingles were politically incorrect. the hot dogs. armor hot dogs. kids. yeah, fat kids. they listed all the children of the world, start with the fat kids. was there a discussion? should we start with the fact kids? definitely. that's the customer base. secure the fatties and move on. fat kids, skinny kids, kids to climb on rocks, very specific demographic. tough kids, sissy kids. they said sissy kids and they showed sissy kid bawling his eyes out. you're good at it, crybaby. even kids with chicken pox. wow. that's appetizing. even kids with chicken pox. look, i did not go to copywriting school but i'm pretty sure rule number one is don't associate your product with the communicable disease. you're great. thank you so much. >> greg: tom shillue, everyone. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ life is full of surprises when you least expect it. (woman laughs) and open. what happened to all your things? i know you needed a place to study, so... and other times, it pays off knowing what to expect. at university of phoenix, you can count on fixed, affordable tuiti

. >> jimmy fallon is a wonder -- timmy phelan is the kid you grew up with who went to the shed now isg climate justice on over. he does not want to be doing this. jimmy fallon wants to be playing duck, duck, gray goose. >> greg: i ran into them in a bar, i think it was me i just have memories -- >> it's okay if you don't know if it was you and hand but you don't know if it was you. >> greg: we walk into this bar and there is jimmy fallon and he dies at us and i don't know which one, i can remember and then we end up in jimmy fallon's car and he had a driver because he was making some money at the time and he drove us to another dive bar where everybody kind of disappears into separate rooms to do other things and there is like a little tunnel to go to another bar and it was quite an evening. that was the old jimmy fallon. he would put things in his body you wouldn't put in a dumpster. and i mean bottled water. all right. next, there is nothing more sour than don lemon at this hour. ♪ ♪ i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insuran

that timmy felt more like a biography. what you would do with an individual. look at the person's history, look at the times they lived in and out of that you get some sense of who they were. i think and good biographies you get a sense of more universal human themes as well. you can see your self and that other person story. until that was the kind of stuff i wanted to do as opposed to, and this year this happened with the trail and in that year that happen with the trail. >> you are very modest because i think the book actually reads marvelously, humorously. i think your readers pulled chapter to chapter really eloquently pretty found myself finishing a one chapter sucked right into the other one. it does feel very contiguous. and again a framework for the book itself like the trail you don't know necessarily crossing a state line unless there is a that says you're not leaving georgia. when he hit the line, can you pronounce? >> i'm not a native french speaker. [laughter] one of the earliest chapters, nature was not a list it was a story. i paused on that li

that timmy felt more like a biography. what you would do with an individual. look at the person's history, look at the times they lived in and out of that you get some sense of who they were. i think and good biographies you get a sense of more universal human themes as well. you can see your self and that other person story. until that was the kind of stuff i wanted to do as opposed to, and this year this happened with the trail and in that year that happen with the trail. >> you are very modest because i think the book actually reads marvelously, humorously. i think your readers pulled chapter to chapter really eloquently pretty found myself finishing a one chapter sucked right into the other one. it does feel very contiguous. and again a framework for the book itself like the trail you don't know necessarily crossing a state line unless there is a that says you're not leaving georgia. when he hit the line, can you pronounce? >> i'm not a native french speaker. [laughter] one of the earliest chapters, nature was not a list it was a story. i paused on that li

week one of the nfl season in the books, the 49ers were in detroit facing the lions, timmy g getting the start, but trey was part of the plan. the first 49ers play of the game was a fumble, and exchange between g and alex, but after that mishap, the 49ers dominated the first half, a first career touchdown by trent fisher field, a 38 yard scoring run by elisha mitchell, and a pick six by trey. the niners led 38-10 with eight minutes left in the third, but the lions did not go away, getting to within eight points. in the end, san francisco escapes detroit with a 41-33 when. >>> there were three key injuries, more news on that in the coming days, trey hurt his groin after the pick six and the big one, cornerback, jason, is feared to have a torn acl. meantime, the raters kick off their season tonight against the ravens and finally fans of the silver and black get to experience a regular-season game in the death star. we checked the secondary market, cheapest ticket in vegas was $200, the most expensive, 11,000. >>> the time now is 5:20 am, still had, it was a big party in new orleans, ho

host: timmy had a sister and a roommate in the world trade -- tammy had a sister and a roommate in the world trade center complex. what was their fates? guest: this is personally powerful for me, because one of the things that was very affecting is a particular corner of one of the world financial center buildings that was basically sliced through because of the slicing off of the corner. it was very haunting to see that being down there and that it turned out was precisely where tammy sister had been working. she had gotten out and eventually had a bridal appointment later in the day and realize she forgot whatever she needed for the appointment and action went back to her office and still managed to escape before the corner was sliced off. tammy's college roommate was not so fortunate. she perished in the collapse of the tower. host: how long did the boatlift rescue take place on 9/11? how many hours did it take to get all the people who wanted to or could leave off the island? guest: there is definitely no stopwatch running, and there is also the sort of ad hoc supply effort that wa

but everything about the way that larry elder seems to be behaving, timmy says that this is an election that sleeping out of reach. an election that might have been in within reach. but may no longer feel that way >> as somebody who is on the ground there, what changed in the terms of the dynamic. was it just being open to attention. was it sort of leaning into a reference around covid. donald trump etc? >> you can see behind, me the message it this is a republican recall. and larry elder the opponent, the front running opponent of governor newsom, will be to the right. and that's a direct quote of donald trump. that's with gavin news and says, and i think that there's an all out effort by national -- bernie sanders reported a message -- president boma reported a message -- over the course of the last couple of weeks i think people were not paying attention here in california. people were rightly disenchanted with the way things have been going over the course of the last 18 months in california. governor newsom said that to me directly. but i think that the governor has not an effectiv

timmy g getting the start at the field but trey lance was in the plan, the first 49ers play of the gamewas a fumble. not a clean exchange between judy and alex but after them, the 49ers dominated the first half, the first career touchdown by trent, a 38 yard scoring run by elisha mitchell, and a pick six by dray green. the niners led 38-10 with eight minutes left in the third, the lions did not go away, getting within eight points. in the end, san francisco escapes detroit with a 41-33 when. >>> there were three key injuries, rahim's knee isn't believes to be a terror, more news on that in the coming days, dray hurt his groin after the pick six, and the big one, cornerback, jason, is feared to have a torn acl. >>> in time, the raters kick off their season tonight against the ravens from my hometown baltimore, and finally fans of the silver and black get to experience a regular- season game in the death star, otherwise known as collegiate stadium. we checked the market, cheapest ticket in vegas was $200, the most expensive, $11,000. >> wow, 11 grand? okay! you can watch it for free on tv

timmy hi, tammy, um does samuel powell's descriptions samuel palace description sound great. did he also describe the other washington family members who are present during that their visit? yes, he does and i meant to bring that up earlier bush rod washington comes to mount vernon to dine with them with his wife at that point. he briefly mentioned that the grandchildren are there and then actually they go to the ruins of belvoir plantation washington brings them to see the ruins. and if you're a virginian you might recognize the name belfar is now fort belvoir and that's where some of georgia's best friends in his early life lived george williams and sally fairfax. so samuel brings up the visiting the ruins. he doesn't talk about the fact that it's that it's george williams and sally's house, but i think that's kind of a cool. thing for washington to do it's very personal. it's a very glimpse into his life and then actually the other relatives that he brings up are not at mount vernon, but when they are down going down to westover they stop in fredericksburg and they have di

. >> martha: you lost tommy and timmy. i look at your family, look at the pictures.up again. three young daughters your brother had. how are they doing? >> they're doing well. >> martha: 20 years later. >> we're still close. we see each other all the time. we had a nice vacation at the jersey shore. we're dealing with it the best we can. >> martha: i'm curious what you think when you look back on the 20 years and think about how the fight was taken to afghanistan. and now, you know, we all -- we learned a lot about the taliban and al-quaida. what goes through your mind when you see what is happening now? >> i was at the world trade center in 1993. i was a police officer then. i remember thinking that, you saw the incompetence of the terrorists then, getting a rested when they treat to get the deposit back on the bomb truck that they blew up. you thought that was an isolated incident. you hope that it would be anyway. i remember on september 11th, that was one thing on my mind is that i can't believe we got hit again. obviously the amount of devastation was overwhelmi

host: timmy from aberdeen, south dakota on the independent line. good morning. good morning. i have a couple of comments. it all pertains basically to trusting the government and what is put out. i believe that the congressman in the senate and whenever they have an investigation anybody that our senators and congressmen need to be held accountable for telling the truth. and then, kind of going back to the capitol riot, i wish i could have gotten in when the speaker was on. during that riot there was one person killed, that was ashli babbitt. at the time she was shot she did not endanger anybody's life. i want to know what weapons were found, what they are calling weapons, and make a comment that the fbi determined that it was not a planned insurrection. host: went to the fbi determined that? caller: i could not tell you exactly. i am guessing a couple of weeks ago? host: well, yesterday, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger was asked about the credibility of reports about possible violence associated with today's justice for j6 rally. the former president's com