- generation cajun, timmy couvillion grew up on the louisiana delta, where river mingles with sea.nt, he moonlighted as a fishing captain. >> couvillion: i've caught, you know, 150-pound tunas this close. >> wertheim: he showed us the precise site of a ground- breaking contraption that's consumed him lately. we're right above it now, aren't we? >> couvillion: yes, sir. the taylor energy platform would be laying on its side, just below us. >> wertheim: his engineering company has conceived of and installed a system to help contain a stubborn oil spill. it's directly below this spot, nearly 500 feet underwater. >> couvillion: if we didn't have g.p.s. coordinates, we wouldn't know that we had a functioning system that was actively collecting 1,000 gallons of oil a day. >> wertheim: catch that? an average of 1,000 gallons of oil a day, that would otherwise be contaminating the gulf of mexico. it's being captured by timmy couvillion's system and transferred to these tanks to be sold later as recycled oil. >> couvillon: 100,000 gallons is a major oil spill. this is seven major oil spills

, timmy, timmy, timmy ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy, leh-bah-la timmy ♪ - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meetck. i mean, rancher. - hello, boys and girls, my name is rancher bob. - let's all say hello to rancher bob. - [unenthusiastic] hi, rancher bob. - i'm pleased to show you all the wonderful world of beef. follow me. - city kids get to go to museums for field trips. we get cow farms. - now, out here you can see our cattle. this is where the magic begins as the cows eat, sleep, and prepare for certain death. - they look so delicious. - and here we have the slaughterhouse. this is where we turn the cows into steaks and burgers! all: eww! - aw, dude! - anybody want a free sample? - me, me, me, me! - and in here, boys and girls, we have our veal ranch. [sad music plays] you see, with veal, the whole key is keeping the cows chained so they can't walk around or get any exercise. that way, their muscle tissue stays soft and makes for tender veal. - wait a minute, veal is little baby cows? - yepper! - then why the hell do they call it "veal"? - well, if we called it "little baby cow" people might

, timmy, timmy, timmy ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy, live-a-lie, timmy ♪ - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meetease. [all laughing] - hello, is this city wok? - yes, this chitty wok. - yes, we'd like one order of the city beef. - chitty beef. [all laughing] - and i'll have the city chicken. - chitty chicken. [laughing] - oh dude, look, it's that commercial with the guy that lost 400 pounds eating at subway sandwiches. - ♪ he's still looking good ♪ ♪ his name is jared ♪ ♪ his name is jared ♪ ♪ and he likes to eat the sandwiches ♪ - well, hey, fellas. - hey, kenny. - now, gosh darn it, my name's not kenny. kenny's dead, and you're all gonna have to learn to deal with that. - okay, not-kenny. - hey, south park! you can meet jared in person march 6th at the kenny mccormack memorial town square. - oh, boy, jared's coming to town. - dude, that's today! - we gotta get down there. come on, not-kenny. - now, gosh darn it, my name's not not-kenny. - okay, come on, not-not-kenny. - i'm getting steamed now. - ohh, chitty wok, chitty wok! i take order, please. - excuse me, can we get through here? - hell, n

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hello, lisa tickler timmy burnett. pal over. yeah. type hop on 2 minutes a while, but unless mommy in ah, i went to iowa. wait any one time or the bicycle? no. i got. my boys are too busy now. got boys at t ne, who's up home. they'll come by busy now at long evening. poa, locus hill, wow. how just mad that they thought pretty busy. now i mean god, he my some br. what can eat low python yet? how about that by son kwame, by how you can find to long take why my long evening t y is set to base it column is hot blah blah blah by little bomb dropped on how t got busy man it when me, when w in my see a she read you which knee with the law how am i going to make made with any blood that it what does that double? let me little grandma, i want to be dependent on them. i would like to my house. i mean below got to go to a guy latino sack, i'm different than damage somebody to help me from with a little bit again, put them on a maybe a little bit with blank that he load 80 by heck, up one. i'm sure which one day cause i well on my to me to my poo

hello. this'll chicklow timmy burnett. hello. yes. hi. pop on humans a while, but on with me in a bit too. i went to iowa. when i'm wondering if i, if i lose my voice, i've got voice me, who's got it up. i've been denied long evening lockers who how to solve it here in our me call some brought in a low python. yet how about that? my son quantum by how long a while no my long nathan in the place that he called me la la la la by lieu dropped on how he got mad at me. honda knew in my c as she read, which ne, me the fella my how home i'm with any plan that is that double the lumber, little grandma deductible and i want to get a mile like tomorrow. i need to below a dozen different and i'm a gym with me dot com with a maybe a bit more blank that hello de at the bye heck, up one. i'm sure which one they called say well my can eat my whole cocoa piece. i swear to god, i don't know what i'm a human that but a fact peacock with william, i gotta do it and he's gonna i will go to my bank to settle this year. yeah. what sale going into daddy been

but timmy says it's mine. the conversation he has from the county to his mom is it doesn't matter, ma. i was never supposed to be here anyway. you have the son you love. that's why he went to prison. >> after the play's done, one of your students comes out. you guys rework it. and it's ultimately performed at the passage theater in trenton, new jersey, for a full month, i understand. it was amazing. but before it was ran for the public, you all had a night where you brought the families of your students in and only them. can you tell us how that was that night? and why it was important for them to get a special audience? >> well, we had read august wilson's great play joe turner come and gone where -- and wilson writes a cycle of plays every decade for the experience in america. this one is set i think around 1910, the turn of the century. most of his plays are set in pittsburgh. and if you haven't seen viola davis black bottom, watch it. it is stunning. i taught on jim crow, taken from the muddy water. after

but timmy says it's mine. the conversation he has from the county to his mom is it doesn't matter, ma. i was never supposed to be here anyway. you have the son you love. that's why he went to prison. >> after the play's done, one of your students comes out. you guys rework it. and it's ultimately performed at the passage theater in trenton, new jersey, for a full month, i understand. it was amazing. but before it was ran for the public, you all had a night where you brought the families of your students in and only them. can you tell us how that was that night? and why it was important for them to get a special audience? >> well, we had read august wilson's great play joe turner come and gone where -- and wilson writes a cycle of plays every decade for the experience in america. this one is set i think around 1910, the turn of the century. most of his plays are set in pittsburgh. and if you haven't seen viola davis black bottom, watch it. it is stunning. i taught on jim crow, taken from the muddy water. after

timmy, can we leave the world a -- to me, can we leave the world a little bit better off?e do something that is better for working families? for people starting out in their lives saving and investing for their future? and to tip the scales a little bit in their favor for the folks in the middle. david: does your twin brother ever say you did a better job than he did in your career? does your twin brother say you got a little lucky? does he say he was smarter than you, i just did not want to be chairman of the sec? gary: rob is a terrific friend and brother. he usually just says, go get them. ♪ so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to go

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sectors they has accused russia a behaving recklessly after it blew up one of its own old satellites and timmy blinking made the comments after moscow's weapons test endangered the lives of 7 astronauts on the international space station. the explosion created at least $1500.00 pieces of space particles that will stay in orbit for years to come. the white house calling on russia to use its influence on speak to bella ruth about the migrant crisis. at the border with poland, the you has already imposed further sanctions on miss scanned, accused them of using migrants as a form of hybrid warfare. a 1000 are strand isn't the polish television border and freezing temperatures. i stop fast and reports leaning on to home at the gates of europe exhausted, cold and at the mercy of border guard dilution. stay tv shows thousands of asylum seekers and migrant strapped at the border. now moving even closer to poland and closer to a 10 stand off with border troops, bell russian leader, alexander lucas shanker, says he's working to return migrants to their homes and will retaliate against more sanctions. on

timmy, it's what the first amendment is about and what's special about new hampshire. hampshire people taking action and having responsibility and doing what's right. congratulations, it's amazing and says so much about what the first amendment awards are about. i really want to welcome the media representatives today who have joined us. in the first amendment of the constitution we have free press that's essential to a healthy democracy. one more accurate, factual information draws information. the asked our learning and looking for all of us to support the strong future. my son and i established excellence in journalism in high school. let's proud to be a sponsor of the first amendment award. i would like to tell you are was important for my son to establish this price. early days jeff was co-editor chief of the school newspaper and manchester high school, and he loved it. they covered the freshman class elections. upon covering the elections, they asked the principal for the results and they gave the results, but they would not give them what the vote count was. the

so that show us the bomber shinla email timmy ski sauce back up a little bit with y o, clock of chicago. so someone was lashania of them. you specifically saw you source for douglasville, was that on either of my meal doors on the little at their table, william course, there's no particular company i'm not of my mom disposal. maybe lucas glosson with the courtiers project was entrusted to the renown. now me institute, which developed the very 1st soviet automobile. but after perestroika nami simply wasn't up to the task of taking on a project of such scope. even though they go there to look how well pleased to see the length of a lu dni full year hopefuls and alphabet gimme a deal. i'm using you mostly will be moving my institute on a chanel no. no really needed to show with sort of from, from push to pull it up with some poorly product. you skip some of the, with other symbols she comes to, she's the ship matches were bona to the break when i shouldn't. and what i mean, the sprague, them stories come on with often explicitly stuff. so yes, could paula connect with washer. it skips usa

like take timmy mcvey, you think bt he was associated with white supremacy groups, his primary motive is government. he saw government as over reach. whether they are acting out on their views about abortion, environmental issues, about animal rights. you see extremist behavior well in those single issue oriented people. white supremacy and nationalism is probably the primary driver that we're seeing in the military and across the country. that's why defense secretary austin ordered the stand down earlier this year. we're forced to get our hands around it. we have senior commanders. it's inaccurate. they need to do better data selection, better training. we got to work together and at this stage we really are talking supremacy. survey after survey show in the military, service members are experiencing more and more racism, anti-semitism. it's in language, conduct. >> part of this problem in the military is the reflection on parts of our society as whole. it's true for the military and hierarchy. we're all in this together. our military is to support every one and to protect this democ

timmy, what is your thoughts on the case.you believe the prosecution made the case with conviction? >> well, obviously not. i mean, that is what is storming around, including on social media with many recognizing and looking at the details of what is coming out of the trial. completely contradictory to what the media has been telling them here they thought kyle rittenhouse killed black men they had no idea that the peep shot had been white. this is a realization that what had been presented by the media is completely and factually different than what has been the fact of the matter. thank goodness this is being televised. let me just tell you what i find fascinating here. this trail is a very good example of prosecution gone wild. it is what the left used to care about. it was about, yes, having the defendant be protected. it was about even now, the left crow is about needing reform and i agree there is bias in the system, and we are seeing it play out in this trial. for all americans. this is an example how things can go wro

be like, "turn around timmy, daddy's got to pay rent ha, ha, ha." [ laughter ] "you're right. "mommy, put my jammies in the dryer. i prefer them warm with my milk and cookies. tell papa i'll be taking story time in my quarters. the prince of needham has landed." [ laughter and applause i love going home for the holidays i like seeing my family. i like seeing where all my insecurities came from [ light laughter ] right? if you're family has a problem, you probably have a very similar problem. my familly -- the whole family is insecure. food, body, weight that's our whole family. i walked in the house one day, my mom looks at me, she goes, "you look so skinny. my dad's across the room, he yells out, he goes, "he's wearing all black. [ laughter ] i was like, "is my inner monologue playing on the alexa? [ laughter ] i talk about my weight on stage a lot. some people get very uncomfortable. i had a woman she stood up once, she goes, "you're not fat. that's the worst thing you could ever yell at someone who's not skinny [ laughter ] because then the show becomes a town hall meeting

their quarterback there for 13 touchdowns and 104 -- zero they went for two, 2000 pretty smart playing timmysmanship i guess that is being facetious. you should be fired. you know, joe, you have got kids. do you teach your children to apologize when they win? >> you people are sick of both of you. charlie, alicia, run up the score who plays football here? i don't feel like i am the only one. [laughter] i had morningside hi plus the 99 points because gambling is legal here and i still lost but that didn't happen but let me tell you about my height career the edit heist clears my career went and did we want to state championship here in new jersey. we did so by being up 35 -- seven up a half months we got 49 -- seven we put in the sophomores, we put in the backup spirit is not about being apologetic it's showing class are going for two when you were up 104 -- nothing? that's the most classless thing ever the quarterback threw 13 touchdowns, run the ball i get their success story, alicia, but the same type what you are at 50 i'm pretty sure you got the message we are back. you do have to go to

"i have a friend, and his name is timmy, and he went to the zoo and met a donkey, and the donkey tooknd it was so funny! [ laughter ] seriously, what was the point of that story i feel like i zoned out during an anecdote at a dinner party, and now i have to catch up to figure out what the hell he's talking about. "uh-huh. oh, yeah wow, so they kicked you out for having too many cats?" "and now i have no one to help me type up my lawsuits." [ laughter ] "they even took klein! is this true about the baby carrots? they're just big carrots they cut up [ laughter ] what about baby corn [ laughter ] it seems like it should be consistent across all the vegetables [ laughter ] [ bleep ] hell of a way to find out. that's all i'll say. the only fun anyone got out of this demented spectacle was getting the chance to heckle mccarthy like when ohio congressman tim ryan yelled at him from the back, "keep going, no one's listening. [ laughter ] and then yesterday mccarthy went on one of fox news's most deranged shows, with maria bartiromo, to be congratulated for going off the deep end, while whinin

timmy, again, these averages we kind of forget about today.ational security advisor, secretary of state. i think it's a good example to everyone today that the politics and the dysfunction is not nearly as important to the virtues that make us all americans. >> john: he lived in such a rarefied atmosphere but came from such humble beginnings. he gave the commencement address at my son's high school graduation at the dar constitution hall. he said growing up he wasn't a very good student, he went to the city college of new york. he didn't go to west point. it wasn't until he got into the military that he really found his calling. but we lived in the same town, and i would run into him at the local subway sandwich shop as he was picking up a couple of sandwiches. we would see him around town and his little pt cruiser that he loved so much. for flying so high, he was also a real down to earth type of fellow. >> i think what i admire about him is that, after he left government, instead of being on corporate boards and being someone on talk shows,

would be family religion education and media entertainment business and government and how and why and timmys is in conflict with the constitution on the very basic level and that is with the idea that in article six that there should be no religious test a for anybody any qualification of office and also there should be the government and their way to make any law of establishment of religion pretty. >> do you know where dominion is an comes from pretty. >> okay, i would like to understand more about that pretty. >> okay let's let him answer printed. >> yes no, i am happy so yes dominion is a ms. will look there's a bunch of different ideas that go under that label but they all are sort of an extreme form that is a very unusual perspective another major influence on our society which is basically ended that holds christians are obligated to set up in kind of bureaucracy and there's these figures with names like rj who are associated with this idea that like you're supposed to set up a sort of eddie rainey and it style state except modeled on christianity with christian principles rather tha