but pretty cool uncle actually. just so thankful to those men and women in blue who continue to serve and keep our streets safe. are women and men in military who continue to be ready to fight to the constitutional rights. we live in the greatest nation on earth and so much to be thankful for. thank you to senator elizabeth warren because 1,024th -- native american. >> todd: we were showing you pictures of your family. >> carley: your son is so handsome. i've never seen pictures. >> thank you so much, he is. >> carley: how old is he? >> my youngest son is seven and he will turn 18 in march. >> carley: i here it goes fast. >> it does. enjoy the babyface. that goes quick, you hold them in your arms and then you can barely pick them up. >> carley: one of my coworkers he text me yesterday and said this will be the last thanksgiving without your little boy. i hadn't really thought about that. it seemed obvious but it was a cute text. it's all about family, cory, we are so happy and thankful to see yours and celebrate a l

yes what nothing come on these are my uncle's coins.him. he himself died from the heart, but you already know very well. it was you there, not me. hands up. what is it, what are these bolts, where did you find the treasure? article here about your teeth forester leonid teeth from the village of olkhovka found a treasure trove of old coins. and what i didn’t tell you, there’s nothing, you quarreled, it’s not your business. well, sick? hello hello how are you feeling i need to follow the regime, by the way, i ’ll go to olkhovka again, the man is wounded alive, if you want i’ll give you a lift, what is the address of tartakov street, house 16 bandit, well, well, it didn’t break, keep it, it turned out great. right? yes what happened it is impossible, well, you look. well, how does it turn on? all yes? working for the success of our enterprise i can't i am after the operation. where he went they said that he went to them they knew that he tortured him. and that your uncle of honest rules, nikolai ivanovich mefantsev, died. i only attended t

i have lived it with my father, my uncle. my college roommate died of als.o i know what is going to happen. but i stopped thinking about the future. and that has been just an enormous benefit for me. i have a lot of other theories to explain why i have been so unfazed by the disease. why i have been so happy. that includes i've had a great life. i have a wonderful family. i've got great friends. i have done what i wanted careerwise. i have done outside things like the shed or the olympics that i wanted to do because i was passionate about them. i have had a great life. and obviously i want it to continue but if it does not, i am grateful for the life i have had. and then, you know, i have been bathed in love and support from so many people. when i announced i had als, i got thousands of notes. lots of people talking about the impact i have had on their life. i literally felt like i died and witnessed my own funeral. but then the last part of it is i feel like i have purpose. with target als, i feel like i can contribute to saving people's lives, maybe my own

dan: i was shocked despite the fact that my father and uncle died of the disease. i did not expected at all. i hadn't felt many symptoms, but i went away on a trip to iceland with my wife, and i had breathing problems, and i could not climb rocks. i got exhausted climbing hills, which is really weird because i was in pretty good shape. i decided to see a doctor, not thinking it was als, and he noticed my muscles twitching, brought in the head of neurology at the hospital that i went to, and he almost immediately declared i probably have als given my family history. then i reached out to other doctors who i knew in the als field and they basically confirmed it with a series of tests. david: your father who died of als and your uncle, they had a gene, which is an als gene. you had earlier been tested for that gene years ago and you had been told that you did not have it. dan: i was never tested. i didn't want to be tested. i didn't want to tell my kids if i tested positive. everyone assumed i had als because of my resultant family history, but when the genetic testin

for 8 years, the occupiers fired at and looted uncle grisha's volunteers for 8 years.014, uncle grisha recalls, the guards of the shopping center did not even let him hide from the rain, and in less than a year, thanks to his perseverance, with the help of the army, he became an honorary citizen of kherson. i went to the city council i went to the regional council, they agreed with me they allowed me to stand under the visor. that is, i was no longer afraid of the rain. i collected 4 million in 8 years, during the time i paid for it, they collected for the liberation of kherson, grandmothers for about 70 years, 80 maybe grandfathers together with them and throw money, they throw the same russian rubles, they ask mykolayovych, please give it to our boys , we we are waiting for them and after that you understand that i have tears coming to my eyes and they can afford to be afraid of the rest of the people who lead the partisan movement in kherson and the last straw was the threat of one of the russians somewhere you are going today tomorrow, the last days, the connection

did you know that uncle kolya has a sister, it seems, as she is. tell me that everything is hidden from me. what did mom die from? that's mom's. yes, kolya, tell me, it's high time to tell everyone what she's talking about, don't be silent, uncle kolya well, tell me so everyone heard screaming, probably love from the poor. can you tell me, please, what did my mother die of? i 'm going to the doctors now to find out i don't want to fix it. abortion done. and went to such a result. his heart failed him. i came to see how much fruit i brought. barely dragged. i am nikolaevna thank you very much, you have been drilling a blue hole for two weeks now. nikolai is looking for you everywhere, the school came and persuaded you to say, if i know i didn’t become you. i no longer know this person. irina herself decided not to be afraid that she was 43 years old, how could there be complications, like me she persuaded him with herself, but he really could not help but know, which means no, he said that it was impossible, that he wanted this baby. it's true. grab

i agreed to pinch my uncle. then he really refused.o get off the counter to the police, the police did not have time to go. did she come to you right? i don't know, i gave money. she disappeared kidanul probably what she looked like. beautiful infection is slender, her hair is long below the shoulders, brown eyes, uh-huh no, well, free until i go. yes, at the very beginning of the training, volodina said that she was not feeling well and would go to the medical room to ask for a pill for a headache. and your visitors can leave the pool through the service entrance. well, there is no particular difficulty in getting into the service area, only who needs it. all of us have a serious public, no one secretly climbs into my office, and in addition, the door from the office exit is locked . only staff have keys. and after how much volodya returned from medvedka and somewhere in an hour with a penny. i thought she had already gone home, and she said that she was feeling well and ready to continue swimming and you did not have security cameras

come with uncle . so i'll with my money and uncle.say i've got loads of good uncles to too many, too many uncles to too many, too many uncles to too many, too many uncles to be honest with you. so uncles to be honest with you. so uncles have now been, you know, rendered that's what downs the other thing that's that could be driving this if you get diagnosed with adhd or you know various other mental disorders which are real. i mean a lot of people could diagnosed i could get diagnosed adhd . a lot get diagnosed with adhd. a lot of friends have been of my friends have been diagnosed just get diagnosed with adhd just to get on drugs . and as you get on the drugs. and as you get older, basically chance older, it's basically any chance prescription speed . it's you prescription speed. it's you know, it's great. it's great. if want to get work done the same as mental illness. is it is a as a mental illness. is it is a mental illness. you know it's regarded as a neurological neuro atypical type a do or i don't. oh, my god i shouldn't live w

come with uncle . so i'll with my money and uncle.say i've got loads of good uncles to too many, too many uncles to too many, too many uncles to too many, too many uncles to be honest with you. so uncles to be honest with you. so uncles have now been, you know, rendered that's what downs the other thing that's that could be driving this if you get diagnosed with adhd or you know various other mental disorders which are real. i mean a lot of people could diagnosed i could get diagnosed adhd . a lot get diagnosed with adhd. a lot of friends have been of my friends have been diagnosed just get diagnosed with adhd just to get on drugs . and as you get on the drugs. and as you get older, basically chance older, it's basically any chance prescription speed . it's you prescription speed. it's you know, it's great. it's great. if want to get work done the same as mental illness. is it is a as a mental illness. is it is a mental illness. you know it's regarded as a neurological neuro atypical type a do or i don't. oh, my god i shouldn't live w

sashka's uncle, mr. the territory under the control of ukraine, said that he and the flower are now under observation, it's just that they left somewhere and they have no connection or something else, this is of course very happy news, because the boy wants to go to the occupied territories, but now he is not alone and is with his native aunt. and even in the spring, when the boy got lost in the donetsk region , sasha's uncle, mr. oleg, told me what horror his nephew had to go through, the man told that when it started war sashko lived in mariupol with his mother and grandfather around the 22nd, they went up to the apartment in order to get food and some clothes, after that there was a whistle and a strong explosion, a crash, here is a photo of the house in where sashko lived, the explosion was very powerful and then a strong fire started, the boy. his mother, grandparents, found themselves in a fire trap on the seventh floor of the building through the railing of the balcony to the outside in order to h

this was told to us by sashka's uncle, mr.the territory controlled by ukraine. very happy news, because the boy wants to stay in the occupied territory, but now he is not alone and is with his native aunt. and even in the spring, when the boy got lost in the donetsk region, sasha's uncle, mr. oleg, told me what a horror he had to go through the man told his nephew that when the war started, sashko lived in mariupol with his mother, grandmother, and grandfather. somewhere on the 22nd, they went up to the apartment to get food and some clothes . lived in sashko, the explosion was very powerful and then a strong fire broke out, the boy. his mother, grandparents, found themselves in a fire trap on the seventh floor of the grandfather's house. he climbed over the railing of the balcony to the outside in order to, er, help them he tried to go down and he didn't make it and fell down, unfortunately, grandfather sasha died, meanwhile the fire was getting stronger, i would have saved the boy, mother and grandmother tied sheets and bega

any comments. >> guest: that is what i did uncle tom and uncle tom two.you watch both of these documentaries you will have a full course on exactly the history of these two parties. you are quite right democrats are the party of slavery. there were no republican slaveowners and recommendations and whatnots found some republican slaveowners. out of the 400,000 slaveowners in 1860 census, maybe six or eight might have been republicans. even though started out as democrats. the republican party was the party of jim crow. democrats, i didn't say democratic party, the democrats out of the kkk. all these politicians that stood in front of the school doors like george wallace segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever were all democrats board race and i democrats. all of a sudden in the '60s they switch sides. if you look at all of the people to vote against the civil rights act of 64, all of the democrats, how many of them switched and became republicans? two. most notably strom thurmond. republican party is part of individual responsibility, ha

and in the spring, when the boy got lost in the donetsk region, sasha's uncle, mr.me what horror his nephew had to go through, the man told me that when the war started, sasha lived in mariupol with his mother, grandmother, and grandfather. on the 22nd, they went up to the apartment to to get food and get some clothes after that there was a whistling and a strong explosion, a crash , here is a photo of the house where sashko lived, the explosion was very powerful and then a big fire started, the boy his mother, grandparents found herself in a fire trap on the seventh floor of the building through the railing of the balcony to the outside in order to, er, help them go down, he was a policeman and he did not make it and fell down, unfortunately, grandfather sasha died, meanwhile the fire was getting stronger, i would have saved the boy, mother and grandmother they tied the sheets and began to lower the child down, they were some kind of bed sheets, they tied some sheets, tied them to sasha and started and gave him a phone, a backpack and began to lower him down sasha

that is what uncle juan -- uncle tom one and uncle tom to are all about -- uncle tom two are all about comes out on august 26. i am enormously proud of that work. just do this. go on imdb and read the reviews. there are hundreds of reviews and it is almost as if i wrote them myself. i didn't this about the naacp, mlk mlk said one time if there was a city with 30% blocks, executives should be 30% -- blocks -- blacks, executives should be 30%. that is ridiculous. it is a love letter to america. the second is a dear john letter to marxists, collectivists, and people like black lives matter who are manipulating black people for power. the reason why you are able to get 90% of black people to vote one way and not talk about crime, work opportunities is because of the lie that america is systemically racist and the real cause is social justice, whatever that means. that is what the democrat party has done to the black people. host: let's go to david, tulsa, go ahead. caller: i would like to ask what is critical race theory and what does it mean to him. host: what does it mean to you, david?

uncle sam is driving me crazy. where is uncle sam, you're the greatest. look at uncle sam.re he is, look at this guy. and that's not a stage, this guy is for real. uncle sam, do you love our country? you better believe it. he loves it better to years ago, but you will love it a lot. soon. he's actually better looking than the real uncle sam. but these ladies are obviously very well, they are so magnificently attired, and they follow the torah, they go to torah, sometimes they feel like a rock star because we have a tour. you see the front row joe's, these are serious people. and you know what, they are all successful, they make money, they got cars and trucks that cost a fortune. you have to see the paint job. i call them sometimes if i want something painted. i say, who the hell painted the beautiful flag on your truck. we love our front row joe's. they've been here for 3, 4 days waiting. i'm surprised you don't get better treatment than that. you can't work a deal with one of the guys to get in with all the waiting. but you liked the waiting, like a tailgate party. a lot

uncle tom to her all about and you can see uncle tom one for free. anybody and everybody to watch it. go to uncle,.com to watch it and it comes out on august 26. i'm very proud of this work and for all the people out there just go on imdb and breathe for you. there hundreds ofe reviews. it's almost as if i wrote to myself. i didn't know this about the naacp. mlk said if there's a city with 30% blacks the percentage of a company should bed 30%. the country's 13% black and they should be 13% nba players as opposed to 35%? the first 11 somebody said is a love letter to america and the second is that your john letter to marxist collectivist people like black lives matter who are manipulating black people for power. the reason you are able to get 95% of black people to go away and not talk about crime or education and work opportunity is because the lie that america systemically racist in the real cause ofse social justice whater that means. and it's trying to undo that damage. host the let's go back to calls david and tulsa please go ahead. >> caller: wh

as soon as the princess turned 12, i became scare her fiancé, uncle.entrance hall reasonable well-born from the candidate from the battle was not an alleb, from slava raptom showed character. i won’t get married and a box of pain, but i didn’t say, i will be a nun, the bride of christ from perch. tata grew up to be the devil's caprice hiba. change someone who is smart from the grass and soft pereryns for lean hedgehog and wood-burning lava, however, the closet stood on its entire tower in this light of the ship's clothes, however, it's a joke, and it is prominekson. i to the branch will wither not vidochnaya grass and forever, yak the scripture says wok about that fell into the ear did not shove, and the heart of a man did not come. the fact that god has prepared the smoke, who loves him from the princely term, brother, glory perished at the cell and from the understanding to live temanahini. the mind is not like that. i am a pirate who has been tonsured, princess musila. forgive your own, to the shtolt, the tried-and-true term, your ears are gone, the

uncle volodya uncle volodya and he brought this one into orbit and that one he pulled out of the provinceou thought about him. lost time, i understand you that there is nothing to hope for. and if a higher place is vacated nearby, and he is the most suitable candidate for this. you perfectly understand what i'm talking about. where did you get such information from? wherever you dare, of course, and you won’t get a word from him, dear, dear. you and i are the two closest people to him. i did my part. now it's your turn. it's not an easy question, i understand, well, the main thing here is that the initiative should come from you and be heard. no concessions in a firm voice, it's him understands it is necessary. so for this you me here your health. your crystal well fine. thank you hold, i'm going thank you allo taxi i urgently need a car at the address doctor thank you hello lyoshenka great. it's good that i caught you, svetlana, but if you tell me now that you're busy, it's the end of the world. the matter is that does not resolve on its office machine. can you follow me? i'm home. yes,

>> that is why i did uncle tom and uncle tom to. both documentary you have the full course of history and you are right democrats were the party of slavery. there were no republicanhe slaveowners. but then they found republican slaveowners of the 400,000 in 1860 census maybe six or eight were republicans. even they started out as democrats. republican party was the party of j jim crow. i did not the democratic party by democrats founded the kkk and all the politicians that stood in the school doors like wallace the role democrats born and raised and i democrats now all of a sudden in the sixties they switch sides. if you look all the people that voted against the civil rights act how many switch and became republicans?em to strom thurmond notably. the republican party is individual responsibility and family and god i'm urging all those to look at the party and what they've done with welfare and then to replaces god in family different kind of slavery is being pushed by democrats versus what they use to push. >> >>caller: why did the

the inspector doesn't need us , probably, uncle kolya will give us back.think that you have some terrible plans about the girls already, before it's too late. we already have everything under control, you just need to get these girls, you know, yes, rather, find us mom today at 11:50 on the channel, russia sorry, woke up. you scan not without it i look narrowly. correctly checked personal data already, probably. formally, everything coincides . of course, now everyone can learn about everyone in a minute, right? god has become a generally accessible universal server. and why didn't you write to my email address first? or not call well? let me know that you exist in this world. well, you know, sometimes when contacts stop working, you have to come and check everything yourself. here i've arrived. i was just scared of what? in life when i realized that you need to adapt to your conditions, everything is convincing and philosophically beyond the age. well, yes, it’s just that my mother and i, especially you don’t philosophize over a woman, mundane all in ever

so uncle decided. enemies such what was needed?eave with you in the seventh month of pregnancy, who could to come here for him. no, i'm talking. uncle is strict, but he is a very good person. goodbye. goodbye. mom, are you okay? went? everything is fine. let's go further. valentina nikolaevich did you have a different voice on the phone? you, too, by the way. stand still. everything, everything is quiet, please. inspector kupriyanov spektr rank oh look, biryuk seemed to be drunk, it doesn’t happen like that, then he’s drunk. you think he subedite in collusion like this took, published the owner. i do not understand anything. at the same time, the arbitrator banned suleiman and polzovsky touch tugushev and, according to his niece in the karska of enemies, he did not have to check all the versions. it looks like yes. listen then, goodbye. yura, our ward in glasses they drank, you know, drank all night, and maybe not for one night, they somehow look like friends classmates who have not seen each other for a long time army friends. wha

- uncle frederick's going to look after you now. [normal voice] but uncle frederick didn't.l go in the dark from--we'll go from there. garcia asked to make an announcement. - i have been summoned by the u.s. department of justice,

so the uncle has talkative, courtesy, territories and in africa, gone or announce? is it possible shift towards using gold instead of think the way solar voice international oil purchases? and in india, a new delhi, they didn't think that's belong to the raw kids carrying 9, something like that, a little bit in the country makes slides and it's close mix program with very welcome from all of our team here in moscow. this is all t international with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. now we start with the latest on the ground in the russian hassan region. why 6 people have been killed by the latest ukrainian shell, like the city of new via a car that's according to local officials. camps troops stepping up that bombardment of the region which recently joined russia after a referendum. while the russians don't years republic, at least one person is being killed and 2 more wounded offs. the ukrainian shelling of residential areas according to local authorities, warning the following images on. safe and distressing. the latest ukrainian attack com

and honey, let's go, uncle vlad will put you to bed. you had a bad dream. you that such a serious, and you, too, know. what is it to find for me why do you need? my mum lie down. she is good kind. we are friends with her. i will get to know her. good night the prosecutor 's review confirmed the legitimacy of the bank's operation. after that, the corporation's accounts immediately jumped by several points. experts call it a personal victory for the company's executive director. now you also have to learn this practice, but i don't have it. i'm an artist. well, you're the president of a big company and you still have a lot to learn about the business. yes, everything can be learned, i do not like universities to be self-taught. i like more you were born so stubborn or is it age? i'm not stubborn, but hungry. look, you said we shouldn't have lunch together. let everyone watch. are you able to convince? these are documents for the house, oh, which we agreed with you. take it away, the longer you're here , the more stupid you look so stupid i look. it won't get

to you that you can't trust an unfamiliar uncle mom said you have to obey.top crying, let's go. where where you, too, to your mother. she's probably gone there on her own . how do you know she's there i don't know, i guess let's go where are your things. we think god forbid you return empty-handed. we need hard evidence. well, with god granny, don't worry, we will arrive soon, my mila of course, wow , my good. thank you very much for everything ready. let's drive the car. okay, let's do one thing, let's go. open immediately. in vain try here excellent soundproofing will you be in big trouble? i promise you this, that you will have big troubles. interested, but not in the way you admit, robert just managed to know and you have nothing to change. hello please, come in, well, where is kostya did he change his mind and said that they were going okay, let's go in? i am the second to report the situation, we are waiting for the readiness signal. roberta recognized your image on the monitor. this is the investigator. he works here in the prosecutor's office. do you

my answer to my uncle aren't you glad he won? that would have been a terrible ride home.t's what we are thinking here in the vance family. i could not have done this, could not have won this race, what we have here tonight the governor and the lieutenant governor. every other statewide office crushed it. i'm so grateful to bob, for helping us cobble together a unified republican team and we won. what an incredible thing. and i have to say of course so much love going around campaigning with other statewide officials. what an incredible experience meeting people all across the state of ohio but thank you to the ohio republican party. [cheers and applause] we have a great chance to govern and we have to use it. i promised to all of my friends who are going to be at the statehouse, the state capital, we need better leadership in cap -- washington, d.c. and that's what i promise to fight for every single day. now the last thing i want to say, the last couple of words of gratitude here i have been blessed with an incredible, incredible campaign team and i can't think these guy

she asked her father's father and her uncle. did they never talk of charleston, except when arrived there at the age of 26? when nana was a young girl and had sexual relationships with women. her father, uncle and aunt were adamant that, quote, this is not the way of a colored girl of respectability. again, he repeated in multiple letters. respectability. respectability at all costs. finally, when angelina fell in love with a man, an attraction that rg frank and her aunt should have been happy about, given their rejection of her sexuality, archie threatened to cut her out of his life forever. the black man, he insisted, was, quote, too dark. his work as a musician, quote, entirely unsuitable. the grim kiss legacy of slavery in an american family explores these complexities of what the scholar saidiya hartman slavery's afterlives. it asks questions that are as important today as we weep the effects of late stage capitalism and the failed promises on the civil rights and obama era. there important today as they were in the brother

albina lives with her uncle, who ordered the father of her child.re the passions of the jura season. as always, you invited the stars who in the eighties and nineties and even the zeros demolished the roof of millions of fans, but at some point disappeared from view. they tell me fresh air if today is the first time young people will hear, this track is a hit again. archer what a young voice to save as my rain man this is a real hit. i love you girls here. i love you mother, superstar return season 3 superstar premiere today at 22:20 on ntv what will you do if they come again? i'll be back in half an hour. go. he didn't love you, you're right, all the disgrace, i promise, well, where will you find him, how will you find him, uncle every day. aha thanks a lot. his niece gave him a massive overdose how could you possibly miss it. yes, i couldn’t even think that it would throw it out if my sister hadn’t come into the ward, i wouldn’t have known that she had unscrewed the dropper. hello, i need to find karelo. and why do you need it? and you don’t care

i really like uncle vasya better, you know. i'm very happy for you, uncle.reat vasya hello well, we 'll see each other tonight. all right, i'm looking forward to your visit. you live in 37 wow i'm in the thirty-ninth, so we are neighbors. and you do n’t often see such an openly intelligent face now, you will meet such of people. good luck and thank you. well, what did you take? sit down or you wait for me to come out and open the door for you. buckle up. i didn't do this to show off in front of you. i just won't be able to sleep if i kick your oldies out on the street. here is the project of the new house nadezhda look if you want. facade of the building butt here is the layout of the rooms. very nice. this is how it will look inside. thank you, vlad, you are mine. vera let's just enjoy the time we have to spend together. chicken i'd love to eat your fried chicken right now. well ok, i'm kidding. smile at least. here you forgot your childhood photos with your mother. maybe that's enough. don't point it out, it's none of your business to me either. do not loo

we love uncle sam. we have incredible women from north carolina, and to they were with us yesterday in miami. did you see where we had a tropical storm, and i never had ring like that. i've never seen anything like it. everything was so beautiful, and we did it for marco rubio. he is doing really well. i will tell you. he is doing really well. people are doing well jd. all of a sudden, the song went off. people love that. you like it? i like it. i like doing it. it is beautiful. would anybody like to see me stop doing that? who wants to do it? [applause] who does not want to do it. what i did with safety million-dollar to a pollster. they interviewed 203 people. that is much better. it is beautiful. the musical went on. it was like somebody took a large pail of water and dropped it on my head. [laughter] we said -- the teleprompters were useless. they were useless. they went out. i am stuck with 25 minutes to go . i had a choice. they said please come of the stage. there was no lightning. we did not hav

yes, but not only that, my great-uncle. he also started here, to enter the cadet corps of peter the great, it was not so easy, the selection was very not only knowledge was strictly taken into account, but also the origin of the young elite of that time studied here. hello, good afternoon dmitry allow me to introduce captain fureng podsoblyaev, head of the department of history of our institute. here it is life according to the charter. everyone is responsible for his own business, one meets the other tells the third one listens. from the usual menu , daily broth with kubyakai fire cutlets with garnish geese with apples are not festive. yes , good. here they tried small nuances of sweets, they were given out in such boxes by the midshipman, because it was possible to treat the young ladies during the ball. and that there were young ladies here, and at the ball the score of the naval corps was somewhere on the anniversary and on the holidays of the corps' birthdays it was considered one of the best scores in st. petersburg.

my uncle didn't buy the turkey he didn't cook the turkey.e didn't even pardon the turkey but my uncle thought it was to come bring the leftover turkey home with him the next day. now, i had to have left over lunch on friday with all sides, and i love sides, i had mac and cheese, green bean casserole but i didn't have turkey answered knows what he did. and he knows it's not okay. and he did a lot of other great things for the family that day. he cooked some other stuff, brought some great wine, and we're thankful for him, but he should have left the turkey. and black friday was a dark day for another reason. my phone was blowing up like a first round draft pick. buzz buzz buzz. what is this. another text mr. b. black friday deal, cyber monday deal. enough already. whatever happened to black friday anyway? remember people just used to get clastrampled to death for black screens? [shouting] [shouting] >> jesse: my producers told me black friday was dead this year. no fights, no tramplings. why? because everyone in america already has the hottes

india appease uncles. anger most often succeeded in the tutor joseph malevich. think malevich's mastak, uh, he himself loved motomatics and, of course, i will greatly admire malevich and he was not only kind, or maybe you were a dat teacher of your psychologist. i went to respect that the old man general, kurkovsky, the most lover of mathematics, he wanted to score, i am succeeding the board. and he told her because for 8 years, under the watchful supervision of malevich, sophia completed the full course of the gymnasium, and not the simplified female one, but the full male one. at the age of 14, she read a textbook without the help of a teacher. the initial foundation of physics, figured out the tasks of trigonometry. the father was not too happy about the successes of his youngest daughter, serious science is not a woman's business, but the numerous guests of the krugovskys' house were surprised and admired, some of them knew, pushed in the sciences. it is today that children easily go to mathematics and programmers are against parental will, and in the 19th c

mom, my aunt, lindsay, will not go through the entire list, uncle jimmy and donna.y help keep me grounded as we are walking down here. my aunt said to my uncle, aren't you glad he won? that would have been a terrible ride home. that is what we are thinking of at the vance family we are staying on top of the important stuff. i could not have done this, can i have one this race, cannot have had what we have your tonight. the governor, lieutenant governor crushed it, every other statewide office crushed it. i am so rate full to mike dewine and john houston, i am so grateful to bob for helping us to cobble together a unified republican team. and we won. we won big ladies and gentle and, what an incredible thing. oh my lord. i have to say, of course, i had so much fun campaigning with the statewide officials. i had so much incredible experience getting to meet people all across the state of ohio. thank you to the ohio republican party. we have a chance to govern. [applause] we just got a great chance to govern. we need to use it. i promise all my friends who will be in t

a lot of community members live the way my uncle does. you know, you often see beds in the living room where there is a huge altar. and there's simple offering me my uncle lives in the street where there's a lot of high rise apartment buildings that are subjected to justification and just absurd rent hikes. i have been here since 2008. all right. then in the rent used to be about $800.00 a month from 20141516 ortz. they have raised to such an extent, like the monthly rent went up to $1750.00 for just one bedroom. was double, almost double. they want you to just move out of it. i'm afraid that in the next 20 years, a little too bad might not be even existing in parkville, on a personal level that sucks specifically for the dependent people who've been displaced so many times. and so you know, i would ask or where next with many tenants in ferndale, i've been displaced because of the courses of gentrification. even on the street level where the businesses, we have seen a lot of the older stores that served immigrant needs disappear and it b

uncle kolya come on, my good. you think about my proposal okay?r drink in your shithole. and i'm not touchy for the stage to save. sit down, i already did. i'll stay, i won't go anywhere from here, yes, let me, let me put myself in a room for you. i will sleep in my mother's bedroom. and where are you going to call him throw it out, and he will sleep in the kitchen. he's good here. what a kind, pretty girl you are, even stand, even fall. tired stomach well, wolf look? checked seriously went over? oh so blow for milk and it wo n't be rude to you either, my birdie. i drank so he wouldn't drink. love, probably hello how are you. and what were you in the store, and who should put the milk on kolya for this sister of hers swollen, did you know that there is an uncle or sister? well, it seems like it is. my love, be quiet. you tell me that everything is hidden from me. what did mom die from? that's mom's. i didn’t touch my clothes to command there, i’m her daughter. and we have no right to touch anything here, you crazy creature. you do n't have an apar

you now seem to be like uncle niece come back to me, you hear. you see, i offer an effective marriage, i have the financial side of the issue and living space with you caring for a child, when you offer only a hand, someone else will offer your heart, leave it alone, yulia. don't mess with my family. she is not your family. you understand, the little wife is here they came to you, apparently, the lover doesn’t want to explain anything, the house where the heart is on sunday at 11:50 on the channel russia souls an evening show on the channel, russia what is this naughty 2 i didn’t expect to see you here soon evgeny nikolaevich a your sweetheart asked me yesterday. yes, he says so, they say, it’s a mess, dear evgeny nikolayevich , i can’t go to this conference, go all the time, please, i went, like an adult, you’re not tired of eating yet, but i deceived you. in the sense of lying, they didn’t go to a restaurant, they didn’t go in the car , it wasn’t her. this let you go to her with such a chic bouquet. i can't believe baby at all. will no thanks.

mom why does uncle zhenya visit us so often just mom?ever lie, and dad just laughed. i want to divorce my dad, and i really like uncle zhenya. thanks, i'll go change. what did i do wrong? where did i miss? i thought i was raising a real man. reliable support and it turned out. i raised an indifferent and irresponsible person. how can you refuse your own son? are you buying him off? you give money so that they rent a room so that their grisha aren't you ashamed? i don't know that there is a concert hall around here somewhere. valya ran and confessed to the murder of her husband. there is a confession. maybe your proskuren just grabbed the first proskurian that came across. i would never do that, and he's my friend. i won't let you insult him, then. this is a very good practice. and on the street, it's easier than a lung. this is where it becomes clear. sincerely. are you playing or not? do you give yourself to your work to the end or do you goof off? katya, i decided that tolya's marches would live with us for the time being. i just met m