a great-grandchild, here's this chalavechskaya soul, here's a bastard, i 'm showing these little trottersasn’t all, i love hearing about these pastanovki, i don’t miss a single movie, because there weren’t any drops, i wore eggs, chickens, so that the movie ’s papas, and other people wore them, so that the windows would shut up and so that no one should fall on the window i could go to the cinema, i remember, i remember all the time... i wanted to go to the cinema, and this was my school , and i remember, i watched a film about surikov, the artist, that ’s what struck me, what impressed me was that i was going home and then trotting, there were no pencils there, there was nothing there, only the naked ones had coal, as i remember, they were rudely trotting. remained for the next generations, there were 16 clans, there were 16 huts, from each of these huts our village was formed, it grew and at once here we are, continuing the life of the poles. for new people who are related. well, at our museum, at the center, here are the wooden sculptures, collected everyday things from our palyashukov

how about trotter. women? trotter yeah an amazing figure, a tragic figure. also, he was one of the voices close friends, colleagues co-founded the niagara movement together. he was he was boston through and through. they parted ways. trotter uncompromising in his to fighting jim crow and racial discrimination dubois took a different route with the but really their relationship i think came to a head or nadir you might say during world war one and with the closed ranks editorial war where william monroe trotter was one of those voices who flat called dubois a traitor to the race, labeling him as a failed leader. i believe in that. we had anointed you to be the uncommon amazing spokesperson for the race. and now you have failed us and their relationship recovered after that. charter of five handicap for harvard. no, harvard man. like, yeah, like a dubois from a prominent black family, a brilliant man and the editor, publisher of his own newspaper, regarded him and he had a tragic it the cause of his death was indeterminate but some people think he committed su

i'm here with dan levy, questlove, tariq trotter [ cheers and applause we're about to play "pictionary's -- here's how the game works. it's very easy, okay it's just like regular pictionary except the clues are much harder to get. and to give everyone a fighting chance, each clue displays the first letter of the answer you can tell your partner how many words are in the clue, but that's it. and the theme for tonight's clues is - >> yeah? >> jimmy: is "winter." >> oh. >> jimmy: so there you go. may the best team win. tariq, you're on my team why don't you draw first quest, you and dan, you guys can sit here >> 'kay. >> tariq, you'll draw on that one. [ cheers and applause what number -- what number should he go >> tariq: what do you think? what number? [ audience shouting >> no one picks ten! >> jimmy: yeah, you're right, no one picks ten >> tariq: ah, okay it starts with a "c. >> jimmy: okay >> tariq: it's one word. >> jimmy: one word, "c", okay, gotcha "c", winter. okay oh, yeah, you've got to -- you've got to draw yeah, yeah, that helps ooh, okay, there you go, bud chapped lips uh, u

well, wonkawa, of course, yany meli all the same can'junctural, abavyazkovy trotters that were righteoused. ulasna architectural order - that is, the consequences of the external treatment were introduced in belarus. art critics call him a master of thematic landscape and his work a chronicle of an era. a man with extraordinary energy and great love of life. having gone through the harsh school of life, he became one of the most iconic artists of our time. 100th birthday. watch the fashion for culture project this weekend on the belarus24 tv channel. the new methods of designing the inside of the warp, silhouette, active plastic and race have become the hallmark characteristics of the late night craftsmanship. the forms are massive, free-flowing and fractional decor, contrasting textures, flatness, shape, variety of window functions and their interaction with the windows. all geta peratvarae facades ў in the full sense of the word ў folded. rusta, rusta - this is such an apratsouka top scene, yana idze hell adradzhenya, they laid out the top top from the stone, and you gotta skin and a l

the trotter was uncompromising in the racial discrimination.ook a different route with the naacp. but really the relationship came to a head during world war i and with the closed ranks editorial where he was one of those voices who called him a traitor to the race and labeled him as a failed leader. we anointed you to become thed unknown compromise to spoken u person and now you have failed us. the relationship never recovered after that. >> the editor and publisher of hisc own newspaper. at the cause of the death was indeterminate but some people think that he committed suicide, fell off the roof. t when you think about in the civil war, we tend to forget why abraham lincoln was assassinated. 200,000 black men who fought in the army and the navy during the civil war and probably 150,000 of them more or less were enslaved in 1860 when the war broke out because it was 3.9 million enslaved, 488,003 black people, 222,000 lived in the north, 262,000, this is counterintuitive, more free black people lived in the state that became the confederacy va

bleep ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, hey, woah, stop, stop, stop, stop stop, stop [ cheers and applause tariq trotter ♪ hey, i saw that today president biden and vice president harris held their first joint campaign appearance of the year. yep, apparently biden's new year's resolution was to meet new people [ light laughter ] "hey, where you been for four years? switching gears, today the nominations were announced for the 96th oscars. ryan gosling was nominated for playing ken. [ cheers and applause he's gonna pick up the statue like, "huh, something about this looks familiar. i -- i" -- [ laughter ] some business news apple just rolled out a new security update to protect user's personal data from thieves. apple put out a press release like, "we wouldn't have to do this if you idiots wouldn't stop making your pass code one, two, three, four some more business news. wendy's just added breakfast burritos to their menu [ scattered cheers ] i don't know, i just worry it won't be as authentic as the breakfast burrito i get from taco bell. [ laughter and applause i don't know i don't know if it will be a

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tariq trotter, "the upcycled self." worked hard on this >> tariq: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and -- oh, i want to quickly mention to tune in to nbc tomorrow morning the roots and i will be in the macy's thanksgiving day parade [ cheers and applause it's always fun to do that with the roots. and then after the parade, they have an all-new football game. and then after the football game, we have an all-new show. our guest will be cher >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so, you can start and end our -- your thanksgiving with us! yeah guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags. here we go ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and ask you to respond to that topic. so, this week i sent out the hashtag, "my family is weird." and i asked you to post some funny or weird stories about your family members. within minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so, thank you for playing along. [ cheers an

mr bradshaw was a post of a security officer and mr trotter was a place of his contracts manager.phen bradshaw he began calling me before i knew he worked for the post office. he didn't identify himself. what i want to put you is, he would introduce herself sometimes, you would say, where has the money gone? why won't you talk to me? why won't you meet me at the branch? i have got people you want to defund the branch. she would find aggressive and hang up on you, you would call her back repeatedly and he called her over 60 times during this period. is that right to market you recall that? i this period. is that right to market you recall that?— this period. is that right to market you recall that? i wouldn't say that is completely _ you recall that? i wouldn't say that is completely accurate. _ you recall that? i wouldn't say that is completely accurate. the - you recall that? i wouldn't say that is completely accurate. the two i is completely accurate. the two audits, one took place on the 26th of october command a place between seventh october. i called her on the 4th of october

fleeting time is, so i can imagine that grandpa will stand up, sigh heavily and say, we were once trottersa died and died, when the boys loved us. but i’m interested in how people used to record things. so back in the day there were sun gadgets, sandbags, carriage and kishen ones, pocket ones, very convenient, you took them out of your pocket and you immediately understand when it’s time for business and time for fun. so, it was a week, and we were playing, friday is over, pick up your bags. strawberry, for now it’s too early, you’re still outside the snowdrops. well, sculpt behind the forests, and, as a matter of fact, near the meadow. to the bathhouse? and you keep joking, you hear the time is ticking, so we move on, imagine, it was difficult to assemble at such a table. beauty, so we are happy to invite you to go on another virtual journey and explore a new place on the map. our path lies to the city of grodno. it is here that the lutheran church of st. john is located, the only functioning church in belarus. the organ was brought from germany, one of the most large in belarus. nowadays

provisional measures can be triggered in the way that it suggests, the convention becomes an aggressive trotter. it will reward indeed encourage the terrace to hide behind civilians at the expense of the states seeking to defend against them to maintain the integrity of the genocide convention, to maintain its promise and the courts phone role as its guardian. it is respectfully submitted that the application and receive request should be dismissed for what they are. a libel design to deny israel the right to defend itself according to the law. from the unprecedented terrorist on, on slot, it continues to face. and to free the $1136.00 hostages come us still holds. i thank you for your kind attention. may i ask madam president, that you call professor show to the party? i think the co agent of israel for his statement, and i now invite professor malcolm's shop to take the floor. you have the floor pressure show it's by the president and members of the calls. it is a great honda to pay it before you again under privilege to pay on behalf of the state of israel. just my task today to address the

and monroe trotter wrote the book the guardian. and so famously, they're going to talk about, you know, a lot in the press, booker t washington, but flipper is someone who who criticizes black soldiers. and after he did that a couple of times they stopped his little letters. right. there's like there's only so much conservative, much we read what they're not going to do is how allow him to be a opposed to black soldiers who the he's criticizing will be the soldiers in houston who in the houston uprising, which ended up being the largest court martial in u.s. history and, them killing white police who had been harassing, in fact, you know, whole situation because a white police officer was assaulting a black woman in a black soldier intervenes to protect and he gets attacked. and so flipper comes out and criticizes them. the entire black population, the press is supporting them. them love here. here you. they're disgraceful that was the last letter he wrote that got published. so mean. it's just it's interesting dynamic in about bla

and monroe trotter wrote the book the guardian. and so famously, they're going to talk about, you know, a lot in the press, booker t washington, but flipper is someone who who criticizes black soldiers. and after he did that a couple of times they stopped his little letters. right. there's like there's only so much conservative, much we read what they're not going to do is how allow him to be a opposed to black soldiers who the he's criticizing will be the soldiers in houston who in the houston uprising, which ended up being the largest court martial in u.s. history and, them killing white police who had been harassing, in fact, you know, whole situation because a white police officer was assaulting a black woman in a black soldier intervenes to protect and he gets attacked. and so flipper comes out and criticizes them. the entire black population, the press is supporting them. them love here. here you. they're disgraceful that was the last letter he wrote that got published. so mean. it's just it's interesting dynamic in about bla

jodie foster, tariq trotter. [ cheers and applause we're talking to jodie after the break.good now. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: did you get to hang out with, like, jon hamm and megan thee stallion? >> no, man i didn't meet anybody. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really why? >> you know, i saw jon hamm like crossing the field when he was done but i didn't -- i was -- >> jimmy: you're like, "hi, jon hamm i love you, jon hamm bye. big fan. [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss

provisional measures can be triggered in the way that it suggests the convention becomes an aggressive trotter it will reward indeed encourage the terrace to hide behind civilians at the expense of the states seeking to defend against them to maintain the integrity of the genocide convention, to maintain its promise and the court's own role as its guardian. it is respectfully submitted that the application and receive request should be dismissed for what they are. a libel designed to deny israel, the right to defend itself according to the law. from the unprecedented terrace on, on slot, it continues to face. and to free the $1136.00 hostages come us still holds. i thank you for your kind attention. may i ask, let him president that you call professor, show it to the party? i think the co agent of israel for his statement, and i now invite professor malcolm shot to take the floor. you have the floor pressure show the bottom president, the members of the cold. this is a great on us to pay a before you again under privilege to pay on behalf of the state of israel. this is my task today to addres

and we can move forward into later on in the 20th century with peggy peggy trotter, who's still alive, who also an activist in the civil rights movement. so they were listening. and when you come to monitor law, you will hear those individuals stories because that humanizes this. the enslaved people. and we have to stop thinking of enslaved people as property and their descendants as less than because we still do. we live with the legacies of enslaved. and to this day, we see in a florida, we see an in texas, god forgive me, we see it in my state of virginia. and it's important that we combat that. and that's what happens at these museum sites in the human eyes, people and tell their stories various right. you make them very relatable. we built empathy well we understand that they're different from us. we talk about material objects. of course, you come to mind a cello, beautiful place and experience material objects. but guess what? it's not just those things that jefferson had in his home. it's a toothbrush used by enslaved people. oh, do you know how important that is to see a toot

a situation saw donald trotter says, one of his bus priorities. if he reached out to the white house, who, bates, it stops in ukraine as off to the former president took a significant step back towards the overall past winning the republican iowa. the hello on. good morning. we are live from las vegas it tuesday. the 16th of john, welcome to on use program. we do have notes for you this now it's been a busy 12 hours and we're going to begin with the titles situation in the middle east. what reading and sources say, but they have carried out strikes, targeting us facilities and neighboring a rock. the will tyrone claims and see rain and terrace for it is raining for my son since the talkative and address that tara self and syria, welcome so destroyed. according to us media sources for people were killed as a result of those twice. none of the victims were said to be american 8 buildings moving us concept in the move in a rock to city of, of bill will hit water on considers it strikes for tyler 3. like i said, washington has cleared the right plus u

provisional measures can be triggered in the way that it suggests, the convention becomes an aggressive trotter. it will reward indeed encourage the terrace to hide behind. surveillance is runs, representative says the quote has no jurisdiction or the complaints brought by. so that's what the, because they relate to the laws of um conflict and not the genocide to the court last spring, the federal jurisdiction on 1st, the sabbatical argued the lots came. king of siblings, most expulsion and displacement of palestinians. and inciting statements made by separate is rarely does or constitute genocide and show proof of intent. it follow the case in december, arguing that is well violated. the 1948 genocide convention in the area and ground defensive and also has more than 23000 posting. and so for most of whom women and children, the figure was released by the palestinian health ministry. had been questioned by these rally team. but said that with those lawyers indicated as well as defense, did not prove its case. i don't think that it was compelling to do it. but any of the issues that we put forw

if anyone who has watched kaitlin clark and selling out every arena like an every day harlem globe trotterand l.s.u. winning against iowa, the tv ratings were close to the men's. and also and then the fact that it was really a couple million short of what the men had. here we are, and second 50 years of title 9 and the naig is falling in love what it has created, the girl next door and the support is there. and for years we knew that march madness, the title that was given to the men's game wasn't being used for the women's game. that changed and women are get iing their due and contracts and fans and in conjunction with everything else. all the pieces of the puzzle showing how much the country is falling in love with women's basketball and women stars that we have watched grow up in our neighborhoods. >> a great time for the coach and congratulations. always great to talk to you. >> thank you. geoff: the executive director of the dream project dedicated to supporting students. as a former undocumented student, she says she saw firsthand the barriers that prevent immigrant students from re

>> if anyone watched katherine clark and selling every arena and latter day harlem globe trotter situationd l.s.u. winning that. the tv ratings on that were so close to the men's race and never seen a woman watch the game and then also the fact that it was couple million short of where the men had. that's where we are. second 50 years of title 9 and the nation is falling in love. the girl next door. the girl you see in the kitchen every morning and the support is there. and we found out that march madness, the title was not being allowed for the women's game. that all changessed a few years ago. and now the women are getting their due and getting big contracts and see the fans and in conjunction with everything else coming together to show you how much the country is falling in with women's basketball and the women stars. amna: great time for the game. christine brennan, thank you. great to talk to you. geoff: the executive director of the dream project supporting students whose immigration status may poise challenges. as a former undocumented student herself, she saw firsthand the barrier

so but anyway, you know, some trotters family farm is located high up in the mountains besides cheap. she owns goats, pigs. and if you heck, there's a forest leaning, he has wood at his disposal. with the source material at hand, tried eric and get started. he gradually piles up several tons of phone dry wood. the center, what's known as the quando shaft is crucial. it's squared water will light the fire later to do this, he needs phone dry would have a fine technique. and this secret ingredient, just the brother of the phones on to foster, one by one water and this helper stacked the logs in a circle around the core. it looks simple, but it demands great concentration. the spacing is crucial to close and not enough oxygen will reach the core too far apart and it will for an even link doesn't go through with a lot of hold on. let me see if i did a good job at the end. i come on up until then all i can do is i'll try to grow up in the mountains, just him and his parents. well, other children, practice writing and math, todd, or learn to bring $400.00 sheep safely to pasture, to make ch

offer for mine, three, i think, mom, that’s right, i’ll go to the first stud farm, where he breeds trottersrshal’s, like this, i tell him the story that i need a horse, he says why do you need it. i understand on the way, there are flowers, there are no flowers, now i have to admit, the statute of limitations has already passed, i stole the flowers, i committed a robbery traffic police checkpoint on the novarichi highway, 11 years ago, you could have told them, they were just for happiness, they would have picked you and brought you, torn you off, torn you off, but why do something sacred, go to the viewing party, suddenly you don’t understand, well, in short, narwhal i picked flowers, and for... in my pockets, i went, sewed myself a russian shirt, trousers, boots, went to woo, the heat was terrible, i was walking with a horse and then i felt... so pressed against me, i, well, probably... we have made contact, i lead, i feel that they are starting to eat flowers, which i was supposed to give to my future bride-to-be, two i took a bouquet, i need to go to my mother right away, i didn’t know

, three, i think, with a carriage, mom, exactly , i went to the first stud farm. where he breeds trotters story that i need a horse, he says, why do you need to ride there to participate in competitions, i say, no, i should exchange it for a woman, well , they often come to you, well, i’m 20 years old, i tell him this story , what i want, i need a horse to exchange him for a bride, so that i don’t get married, i love a girl, i can’t, i don’t have the strength , i can’t sleep, he tells me, wait, wait, he’s collecting all the girls who are on on on conezade works, nochcon, all these bereitors who are engaged in vyistka, say, and now tell everyone , i tell everyone, at the end the girls wipe away their tears, they say, what a sweet story, they say, well, they say, we have a horse for you , he sold me a horse, but the horse was expensive, no, by the way, it’s not expensive , then with that money you probably would have taken out a loan, no , i had my own, i was in the it business, and i had money at that time, by the way, what would you think if he... came to you and tried trade you for a hor

the seven years war thinking, these wild thoughts that this british professor trotter was talking about. we were measured, offended yes, we were offended. we were offended by the by the line drawn through the appalachian mountains. the proclamation we went territory like england, like european powers. when any war that they that's what you do is you settle up at the end of a war by trading territories you can see that throughout the history europe that's what happened here and britain gained all these territories they're saying don't go there. what the hell is that to? start with is insulting that we now all of this land and we have tripled the size of british north america and you're saying oh but stay right here on the east coast that's insulting. this is insulting. so what have we do we were measured. we were calm we had our largest who protested to parliament directly that, you know we are taxing the colonists and this is an increase judgment upon the colonialists wembley's authority to tax. this is where we started to get a little up in arms and for good reason legal documents thro

the seven years war thinking, these wild thoughts that this british professor trotter was talking about. we were measured, offended yes, we were offended. we were offended by the by the line drawn through the appalachian mountains. the proclamation we went territory like england, like european powers. when any war that they that's what you do is you settle up at the end of a war by trading territories you can see that throughout the history europe that's what happened here and britain gained all these territories they're saying don't go there. what the hell is that to? start with is insulting that we now all of this land and we have tripled the size of british north america and you're saying oh but stay right here on the east coast that's insulting. this is insulting. so what have we do we were measured. we were calm we had our largest who protested to parliament directly that, you know we are taxing the colonists and this is an increase judgment upon the colonialists wembley's authority to tax. this is where we started to get a little up in arms and for good reason legal documents thro

along at a tired trot, your mess is always in a hurry somewhere, were once upon a time you too were trottersicked jew, a young native, and a gray-haired general, everyone looked for fun in her love, on her chest fell asleep, where are they, in what but... a new goddess, now they are looking for their ideals, you are the only ones, and are faithful to her to this day, a pair of rotten ones, oh, a pair of rotten ones, quietly foggy. morning in the village, slowly along the street, the drays are crawling, the coffin is closed, the remains of a harlot, parocnidia, they are barely being transported, who is seeing them off. she is in the cemetery, she has no friends, no relatives, a few dirty, ragged beggars, and a couple of rotten people, oh, a couple of rotten people, a little dirty. torn beggars and paragnites ah yes parara nits. andrey, i’m from the science city, michurinsk, the center of scientific research, viticulture , yablichka, i went down to the basement , just for a second, i just see that i’m already here, but i just want to say that as a child i always waited, because there was birch