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so i have a lot of experience behind a u-haul. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> so my attitude was -- myall the time. >> that to me is surprising that he has so much experience behind a u-haul, having been in a car with him driving. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think most people assume that there is a stuntman driving. >> i have a very, very clear rule. >> there's a stuntman, gets down about 30% of the time. but about 70% of the time it's me getting busy, you know. throughout my ambulance. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is how he drives too. literally drives like this. >> driving ain't nothing. it's a line in a play. "driving ain't nothing, all you got to do is point the truck where you want it to go," you know? it's the same thing. >> jimmy: it seems like you have a difference of opinion on how well this worked out. was he driving fast? is that what was happening? >> no, i have a philosophy which is, let the actors act and the stunt people do the stunts. >> jimmy: interesting. >> it's an awkward thing for some people. also, i would often remind you that 50 miles an hour looks just as fast as 3

andrea nakano shows us they sent a reply so big that it took a u-haul truck to carry it. >> i've hadh. >> reporter: tracey and cody made it a mission to fight back against messages posted daily in their neighborhood's front yard. >> as long as there's hate, we'll be out here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: they realized their neighbor had the same right to free speech as they do. so instead of escalating the situation, they decided to fight words with words. >> you can't stop him, but you can drown him out. you know, if you ever sung in a chorus, there's always someone that's a little off key, and all you need to do is make sure the people on key sing louder and drown out the hate. >> reporter: so they have rented a truck and parked it in front of their neighbor's home. on the side of the truck written in red, it reads hate is not a napa value. >> you can't combat hate with hate or hate with anger. you become them when you do that, and they win. >> reporter: the homeowner did not want to talk on camera, but he says the only thing he's doing is posting the truth. these two contend what he'

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what china, russia, the us and e u haul voiced concern to why has there been yet another qu in africa and what's the response of african states? this is inside storage, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying the president of galvan alley bung.

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one year later we are fifth in the nation and one white u-haul trips right there with florida and texas south, and i would be clear ahead of georgia and tennessee and ai called the governors and told them so. so we can, in fact, move the needle quickly i'm incredibly, incredibly proud of the work we've done. >> let's talk about things related to race because that's but a big issue, part of the confederacy. when there is a confederate monument, what is your decision, what you been doing and taking down confederate monument or repositioning them? i think those one at virginia military academy. >> arlington cemetery. the decisions on most of the monuments have made and i think that our history needs to be preserved for people to understand and see pics of those monument should be on battlefields or in museums. we have just gone to work on this particular monument which is in arlington cemetery. it was unveiled by woodrow wilson as a unification monument. president although it up to barack obama and late recent bitter but the decision was made to move it. and so we've been working across th

staff are installing in my all set of nice are not was installed, how to do many dignity dot can u haul. and even more concerning the wood each door at that time, the lead on is that behind the latest ceiling. there seems to be on an agenda overall when on das, which seeks to divert attention, you have with using the freedom of speech as one western learning said yes. now that the west part of a more log into that with excitement of identity, young john sees the whole the world, the vom, you've you not as a jungle and presents itself in the best, the light lights as a beautiful garden buddy. forgot to mind wrong. how it all down board on suzie and bush mindset or something mean holton interest. you know, a part of the different i see there's a one time on, on fabrication ma, get on go ahead. that's as their tools of choice. these are parts i was targeted, the muslim community, particularly the image trends to make friends for themselves. victims of colonial problem, a moment on balls out in the alignment with all adherence to face and all advocates for freedom. we firmly believe that a

invited crime to take place and for some reason california voters keep putting these politicians in u-haule year every year for several years running because people like me are getting out because it's unsustainable the businesses that survived covid. that was a very challenging time for retail. people weren't going shopping. anything that did survive now, with this smash and grab business if i'm a tourist and guy from let's say the new york area and i go out to the rodeo drive, beverly hills area, i have seen the videos of smash and grab on tv. i am not going to go into a high end retailer i don't want to be in that store when somebody comes in with a sledge hammer. >> no. i mean myself and my fellow law enforcement officers would love to be people in the store and clean that out. they don't want you to do that. they are discouraging people from doing things. i will tell you and i hope this doesn't happen. but at certain point it may. you know, vigilantism. people are going to protect their stores. it happened in stockton, california that everybody celebrated those guys, beat the guy with

but in 2021 virginia was 31st and the nationwide white u-haul trips.r later we are fifth in the nation ortho florida, texas, recommended thomas al qaeda when i will seeee very ahead of governor in tennessee. i told him so brightly can in fact move the needle quickly i am incredibly incredibly proud of the work we'vedi done. >> let's talk about the things related to race that has been a big issue in virginia for many, many years obviously. when there is a confederate monumentnt what is your decision what i've been doing it takingin down monuments or repositioning them? think there was one at a military academy question. >> arlington cemetery. >> a decision on most of the monuments have been made. i think our history needs to be preserved for people to understand and see. so those monument should be on battlefields orr museums. we've got to work on this particular monument that is in arlington cemetery it was christened or unveiled by woodrow wilson as a unification bonnet presidents develop through barack obama have laid wreaths there. the decision was

i know all of you read new-home data, but in 2021, virginia was first in the nation in one-way u-haulrips and one year later, we are fifth in the nation right there with florida, texas, north carolina, and south carolina -- and i will be very clear -- ahead of georgia and tennessee and i called the governors and told them so, so we can move the needle quickly. i'm incredibly proud of the work we have done. david: let us talk about things related to race because that has been a big issue in virginia for many years, obviously. part of the confederacy. when there is a confederate monument, what is your decision or what have you been doing? taking down confederate monuments or repositioning them? i think there is one at virginia military academy? governor youngkin: arlington cemetery. the decisions around monuments have been made, and i think our history needs to be preserved for people to understand and see, so those models should be on battlefields or in museums, so we had just gone to work on this particular monument which is in arlington cemetery. it was christened or unveiled by wood

u-haul heard that story. we $2 billion building a building.hitects. i said do we have the site and they came back and said we do. we have many sites in jerusalem. i said any of them with a building on it? it was a closed close building. structurally very strong and very sound. they got back to me and they said we can do it for $40,000. the first time i've ever done this in my life. i said honestly that sounds to cheat. i said let's make it a little more. so was 2 billion we got down it down to 40,000 ended up building it. we built it for by the thousand. a friend of mine is in an office building in new york a very rich guy very successful guy and every time i walked into his office he talks about jerusalem. he goes look at the stones. if i hear it again and now all of a sudden i'm in jerusalem. it's a very expensive stone called the jerusalem stone and its a beautiful beige stonelike sand. is it expensive quick sir you are in jerusalem we can get it for nothing so we did the whole building in jerusalem but we got built. not only did we get it

u hungry. well, everything is green. usik, our haul of such high-rises in college buildings is not great.gardens. what beauty is this a disease? this is nature here, quietly and calmly, well, it turns out that belarusian hamsters live, and the cunning leaves are their main wealth - humanity and freedom. my favorite pastime was to take the holey cats and walk them. this is how crucians, small ones, came through the grass. for 100, my mother gave me a lot of trouble. watch the project on litsuki on the belarus 24 tv channel . good good morning country is that good morning, don’t even doubt it for a second and this day will turn out the same. we remind you that today is friday. it's september 8th. let's look at the temperature indicators, what they will please you with today. eh, a small spoiler will please you, no doubt. yes look in minsk, yes, plus 23°, while no precipitation is observed in any of the regional centers in brest, so in general it’s still hot there up to plus 27 today. in general, summer is not leaving, the southern limits of the northern capital vitebsk and plus twenty- one

millions of pounds of taxpayer subsidy to help businesses get ready for these long haul changes and now rishi sunak is ung via leaks and midnight statements from the bunker of downing street. that is not how you run a country. let's now speak to caroline lucas, the green party mp for brighton. what the green party mp for brighton. is your reaction t| possible what is your reaction to this possible changing of this date? it is more thanjust changing a date, is more than just changing a date, of course. it is totally undermining business confidence in the uk. suella braverman and rishi sunak have got it exactly the wrong way round. precisely the way to bankrupt people and make life worse for them during a cost of living crisis is by not shifting to a greener economy. we know fossil fuels are far more expensive than renewable alternatives. so by pushing away the date when, for example, we would have warmer homes and more home efficiency, what rishi sunak is doing is making people pay more for their electricity than they need to. the point here is, the proposals he is announcing are economically illiterate.

millions of pounds of taxpayer subsidy to help businesses get ready for these long haul changes and now rishi sunak is urning via leaks and midnight statements from the bunker of downing street. that is not how you run a country. let's now speak damian grammaticas, our political correspondent. this policy or pushback on policy has not even been announced and there has been a huge reaction? i think what you're seeing is a scrabbling on all sides because as you say, these are clicks that came out through the bbc yesterday of what the government was considering. not actually seems to have been completely decided upon yet. held very tightly, it appears, at the heart of downing street, so can't industry, mps like simon clark, others, all unaware that this big shift in policy, and it is a really big shift in policy if it happens, is in the offing. when that leaked, even downing street, i think, record on the hop so everybody has been scrabbling to catch up and what you see there is the labour party reacting to this so a little unclear at first but it seems to have been since that interview which you played a

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