stuart weinstein: if you see that, then you may have a few minutes, but don't wait. christine lang: i had just met rubina. we were going to do some yoga on the beach. from where we were, we could not see the water. we were on the sandbar. it's a very narrow strip with restaurants and shops. stefan kuhn: [speaking german] i was grown up on an island in the north sea. i've grown up with water. i did not recognize that. [stefan and wife speaking in german] we felt safe. it was so far away. [speaking german] we saw a wake. it was all across the horizon. and dave and i were looking at it going, what in the world is that? the wave came nearer and nearer, and then i turned the camera to another spot. [speaking german] sandi thompson: we should have started running at that point, but we didn't. it didn't look that high. plus, we just didn't know what we were watching. the closer it got, the louder it got. it sounded like jet engines. the owner of the resort started screaming in thai. we could tell by the fear in his voice that it was serious. i just cut the camera, and i sta

governor newsom has reportedly asked the state of new york to extradite harvey weinstein back here to california. the 72 year old former movie mogul is awaiting retrial in new york on sex crime charges after his conviction was overturned in april. he is also fighting a rape conviction in los angeles, according to the la times, the overturn of that new york case is raising questions about where weinstein should be held pending retrial. governor newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom, is among the women who testified that weinstein sexually assaulted them in california. newsom's office did not confirm the report to ktvu, but said that the governor can apply for an extradition extradition if it meets certain legal requirement. >> we deserve a leader who understands that our differences do not divide us. they are an essential source of our strength. >> vice president kamala harris, responding tonight to comments made by former president donald trump. mr. trump, speaking at the annual convention held by the national association of black journalists, or nabj, in chicago, ktvu betty yu joins

for weinstein and that's where everything happened, because dkms was located behind the baumanskayaetro station on the outskirts somewhere in the park, and there you could do whatever you wanted and there, in fact, they did whatever they wanted, at night they burned bones there. on the white columns there were paintings of all sorts of sayings by the very young dunya smirnova, on the floor there was a portrait laid out like a carpet leonid brezhnev, however, so that people would not walk on his face, it was fenced off with pegs and a chain, in general, the honalia was absolutely wonderful, before the start of the shows , the grebeshchiks tsoibrava performed, it was something unthinkable, who was there, he remembers, then... the second part of the trilogy was filmed in the genre of insanity, the black rose is an emblem of sadness, which was filled with advertising on tv for the entire soviet people, when comrade stalin turned to the screen and said: "the black rose is an emblem of sadness, the red rose is an emblem of love, the film was filmed by the creative association ". the third

what are you, are you crazy, or what, are you all sick, this is a fairy tale, this is not about weinstein, this is not about hollywood beauties, this is a fairy tale, no, this does not exist, this does not exist, okay, that's what i think, okay, they also share our point of view, but i have to... say that i was very pleased, i was pleased that there are still people, young people who also look at what is happening with wide open eyes, full of horror and incomprehension, there is such a young man, his name is paul joseph utzon, he lives as the younger brother of our besagon, listen, popular culture. professing the principles of marxist nihilism in culture began to take. control of society into their own hands. postmodernism is aimed at eliminating the differences between high culture and popular culture. they want to turn everything upside down. simply put, postmodernists seek to reshape society in their image. and that's why everything is so terrible, from architecture to art, music, and entertainment. they make everything disgusting. the goal is to completely undermine the foundation of

soros's associate weinstein, head of the democracy support fund , said.openly doing the same thing that the cia was forced to secretly do 25 years ago. is it any wonder that a hungarian gave money, and 4 years later the ukrainian maidan and a violent coup d'etat took place in ukraine. they've done so much there, but the organization has suddenly lost its sight. the seemingly innocent concepts of human rights, peace, and democracy acquire an ideological charge in the hands of soros. democracy implies support for color revolutions in the countries of eurasia and imposes a discussion of homosexuality in states with a traditionally conservative way of life. once again, an independent human rights organization accepts $100 million from a person who openly does not hide. a separate type of fake art. the famous an example is a photo of a woman who is suffering from repression in moscow. human rights watch published this photo with such a caption on their social networks. it turned out later that the woman was really shocked, but from the arson of the trade union

soros's associate weinstein, head of the foundation support of democracy, said: "today we are openlyhe same thing that 25 years ago the cia was forced to do secretly. is it any wonder, hungarian?" human rights, peace and democracy acquire an ideological charge in the hands of soros. democracy implies support for color revolutions in the countries of eurasia and impositions. the organization accepts 100 million dollars from a man who openly does not hide his geopolitical aspirations and who 10 years ago wanted to provoke europe into war against russia, here is an excerpt from his articles. the european union must urgently wake up and start behaving like countries in a state of latent war. all available resources must be directed to military. efforts, even if this entails a budget deficit. later, the organization will predictably fail the ukrainian inspection, unlike the osce, human rights watch has not been caught spying for the ukrainian armed forces, but their reports are a separate type of fake art. a famous example is a photograph of a woman suffering from repression in moscow. hu

interaction with the customer, so this was called, as we know, these scandals in hollywood with weinsteinif the actress knows in advance what she is going for, then what can happen next, another thing is that there was an ugly story, for example, at kinotavr, when... bandit sochinsky nastya chukhrai simply hit her in the face in front of everyone because she refused to go with him, and mark rudenshtein then, in my opinion, heroically resolved this situation, he simply intervened, took a big risk, kinotavr is generally such a completely, at the very beginning in the nineties and later, it was such a completely gangster story, it was made with gangster money , all like that. i can't miss what you said about this continuation of the evening, which was sometimes laid down in the scene, in my understanding, show business, no matter how much one winces at this concept, but it is still not a panel, and show business as an art also exists, and that there was a period when these concepts of the panel and show business, they somewhere became adjacent, really so, and there is a very difficult nuance

leading roles are played by actors of our theater, students of the theater school, producer timur weinstein, sergey karataev - director, a young talented person, igor grinyakin - cameraman, our amazing cameraman, with whom - i worked on the film "movement upward", it seems to me that this work, it is necessary and... for the audience and of course for the team, so that they master this cinematic space, now i myself am leaving literally in a few days of filming, and i really hope, the work is very big, because the filming will then continue in mosk-kino, huge sets are being built, we invite you, when the filming begins, so that you can see, the fortress will be built, i understand correctly, the breda fortress will be built, it will be built, it is already being built pain is a large space where there will be... nuclear threats, a new attempt to attack the kursk nuclear power plant with the kamikatsi drone, and the zaporizhzhya station has lost one of its power lines. what is known at this hour? artillery and aviation are working. the russian army struck a concentration of manpower and milit

soros's associate weinstein, head of the net democracy support fund, said: today we are openly doinge thing that the cia was forced to secretly do 25 years ago. is it any wonder, the hungarian gave the money, 4 years later there was the ukrainian maidan and a violent coup d'etat in ukraine, how much they did there, but the organization sharply lost her sight. the seemingly innocent concepts of human rights, peace and democracy acquire an ideological charge in the hands of soros. democracy implies support for color revolutions in the countries of eurasia and imposes a discussion of homosexuality in states with a traditionally conservative way of life. once again, an independent human rights organization accepts 100 million dollars from a person who openly does not hide his geopolitical aspirations and who 10 years ago wanted to provoke europe into a war against russia. here is an excerpt from his article. the european union must urgently wake up and start behaving like countries in a state of latent war. all available resources must be directed to military efforts, even if this entail

brian weinstein, thank you very much. great conversation.'t forget, cnbc will be live from the fed summit in jackson hole this week. our coverage kicks off on thursday ahead of chair jay powell speaking on friday morning. an interview that you won't want to miss for sure. >>> meantime, the democratic national convention is kicking off in chicago later today and eamon javers is there with a look at what to expect and the emergence of economic populism in this year's election. eamon, please take us through what economic populism is through the lens of both the democr democrats and the republicans. >> it's something we're seeing on both sides. speaking of which, take a live look at our camera in philadelphia where senator j.d. vance, the republican vice presidential nominee is talking to an audience there trying to rally support in the crucial state of pennsylvania. we've seen economic populist proposals from both sides during the course of this campaign, particularly from j.d. vance who himself has embraced a right-wing populism on the economi

everything is so, and you will also find here your king, a relative of the famous bavarian castle neusch weinstein, and the tsar cannon, although reduced to half the size of the original, but to the eye almost not you will distinguish, in the appearance of the local annunciation cathedral, you will discern the features of both st. basil's cathedral and the st. petersburg church of the savior on spilled blood and the kremlin, in general, such a las vegas, in which there are copies of various famous buildings, where does all this come from? it came from history, in russian, this people was called cheremis, inherited by russia from the kazan khanate conquered by ivan the terrible, resisted exorbitant levies to the treasury, forced conversion to christianity, often stood up, and tsar feodor ioannovich decided to put in the troubled land fortified city, for which a monument was erected to it. that is how the trading town of tsarev kakshaisk grew up on the bank of the shallow malaya kakshaga river. with the establishment of soviet power , the town received the mari name iashkarala, that is, a red city,

. >> governor newsom signed an extradition warrant for harvey weinstein. and of all the threats faced by wildland firefighters like the extreme heat, humans may be the most fearsome. >> we tell you the strange way that have been ignited wildfires t will be 81 degrees today, which is spot on for this time of the year. weather delays unlikely. same in los angeles 89 degrees above average. hazy sunshine there, but take me with you if you're heading to honolulu, hawaii, we've got sunshine there. high temperature today in the low 80s. all right. thank you. >> roberta. there is new information this morning that two americans detained in russia have been released. now, multiple reports say wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich and former marine paul whelan are both being taken out of russia, where they will be part of a prisoner swap with the us. both men have been in jail in russia on espionage charges that they have denied. gershkovich was recently sentenced to 16 years in prison. whelan was sentenced to the same amount of time in 2020. we're also getti

>> reporter: epstein, the convictions of harvey weinstein, how much have all those things affected whatut something that was so of the moment, which kind of tells you that you're on to something. >> reporter: for more than a decade now, an actress and a tre chic style setter, from the catwalk to catwoman, and "big little lies." >> i can't talk to my husband. or my kid. i have to just swallow it all. >> reporter: this daughter of rocker lenny kravitz and actor lisa bonet here canily creating a world of apparent pleasures, from food to nighttime frolics, overseen by older men. you've been around powerful people all of your life. >> yeah. >> reporter: unlike channing or unlike naomi, obviously. how did that influence what this movie looks like and sounds like? >> i come from a place of privilege. you know, to be in those rooms and to not be afraid or to not feel afraid. if i get kicked out, i won't get back in. so i feel i was always able, from a young age, to really observe -- just people and the dynamics. >> there's power in observation. >> hm. >> there is power in seeing people. >> repo

governor newsom wants weinstein to service his 16 year sentence for his conviction to serve.ld say, his 16 year sentence for his conviction in los angeles. airlines have suspended flights to tel aviv after the assassination that happened in iran, united states. united says it's evaluating next steps and will make decisions on resuming service with a focus on safety for customers and crews. delta. delta says it's monitoring the security environment and assessing operations based on guidance and intelligence reports. >> no trial and no death penalty. that's what the mastermind and coconspirators of the 9/11 attacks will get. in a plea deal. and that isn't sitting well with some of the families of those killed on that day. and a letter to victims families. khalid sheikh mohammed, who was captured in 2003 along with two others, have agreed to plead guilty to all of the charges. that includes the murder of 2976 people. all three are held in guantanamo bay, where they're they're expected to remain for the rest of their lives. >> what happened today was khalid sheikh mohammed and th

we spoke with the company ceo, jeff weinstein, back in may.d on franklin street, had been broken into nearly a dozen times over the past two years. the wise sons jewish deli also has locations in san francisco. those stores will remain open. san francisco mayor london breed today signed the city's new $15.9 billion budget. city officials say this spending plan for the next two fiscal years expands investments in public safety, including adding more law enforcement officers. it also provides funds to help local businesses in an effort to revitalize the economy and the budget addresses homelessness provides more money for shelters, the budget closes a $789 million two year deficit. san francisco resident mark zuckerberg is now the fourth richest person in the world. that is, according to the forbes billionaire tracker. the founder of meta's net worth grew by nearly $8 billion today, thanks in part to success in the stock market. meta's value was up nearly 5% today to almost $500 a share. zuckerberg is now worth $174.5 billion. when he became the

here >> we're at of tepco beach, which is right near point isabel regional shoreline, and i'm dave weinsteinident of the el cerrito historical society. tepco beach, as we call it now, has shards of beautiful old porcelain and pottery that were made by the technical porcelain and chinaware company >> they turned out thousands of pieces of plates all kinds of dinnerware. it was dinnerware, actually, which is very thick. they operated at their peak, producing about 30,000 plates a day. >> hotels, places in reno, san francisco, many of the local places. they all got special. tepco, where? santa fe land wanted to build a giant industrial place out here. so they encouraged all kinds of people to come and dump whatever they could to make land look. for example, these giant pieces of former sidewalk. so for many years, tepco would come out of here and they wouldn't just drive to the end and dump it here on the beach. if you walk through out, point this part of point isabel, you find a lot of this stuff buried in the dirt. i don't know what the pattern is for this, but. >> there's going to be breakag

harvey weinstein�*s victims — i mean, look at what happened to that.oo allegations in the media industry in the uk. and i think that, um, while none of us would want to go back 50 years, so things have improved, there is a huge problem. and that problem is the persistence of dominance of the patriarchy and a particular gender. but the great thing is that there are a number of strands that are emerging. there is the backlash from the so—called men's rights associations that we were just speaking about. but there are also increasingly large numbers of men, and young men in particular, that understand that patriarchy doesn't serve them either. and some of them are standing with us — in the marital rape case, for example. and, um, women are claiming our space in ways that are, i think, unprecedented. so there is a lot of hope. 27% is the conviction rate here in india. and why is that? it's because of one of the successes of the women's movement. and the success is this — that the testimony of a rape victim or a victim of other sexual assault is given as mu

muchos fueron desalojados de la calle weinstein a finales de julio y encontraron un espacio en chiu road en ningún lugar quieren en donde usted llega a sacar la. la ciudad ya no ya no te deja estar ni una semana ni 2 semanas. aunque la ciudad ofrece diferentes recursos para las personas desalojadas. muchos desean que la ciudad designe un estacionamiento para familias residiendo en casas rodantes. retomamos el tema de los incendios en california, porque 1 que sigue dando mucho trabajo a los bomberos es el denominado park, que ha consumido ya más de 429.000 acres en los condados de butte, shasta y plumas. el siniestro comenzó el pasado 24 de julio. su contención está al 38%. la dimensión es tal que más de 5700 personas están trabajando para frenar su paso, que hasta el momento también ha destruido 637 estructuras y ha dañado otras 49. bueno, es que hay que luchar mucho con los incendios. este es 1 de los tantos que están pasando aquí en el estado. sí, y ya lleva bastantes días activo este incendio. park fire en el norte de california también, por supuesto, afectando la calidad del aire. as

not sing, how sad it is that he did not study, and i ... which was produced by his friend timur weinsteind sent her husband's documents to mozart's homeland in salzburg to the prestigious mozarteum academy. kvn story, that is, your wife became such a fairy godmother. well, actually, when i returned, i was simply put in front of the fact that we are expected on such and such a date, and we need to prepare three arias, which, as if you will work on during this master class, this course. naturally , i chose everything as if from the fact that oh-oh, how wrong it was, the arias were chosen by me, i am good, but it suits me, it does not suit me, well, in general, and it so happened that on august 15, 2005, my wife and i fly to salzburg for our courses, i get to an american professor. richard miller, at that time he was already 80 years old, he is a professor an ottalingologist and professor of music, an amazing dancer, i go out to sing, well, well, everyone sings in turn, well, mine is in front of him, well, i needed a bio for the biography and so on, but i explained there as best i could what

i want to add a special word of thanks to three individuals, richard weinstein, vice president contest knickers, put a co-editor, and it o'connell, that of editorial operations -- the head of editorial operations, who were deeply involved of our coverage of both the good and republican national conventions. and now, here are the list of everybody else who work at c-span, all 170 of us, who bring us this production every four years. we are so happy that you spent time with c-span through this convention and we hope you will keep watching. ♪

it's like leaving the weinstein company to go back to porn. is her position students have mixed emotions. would you even know who that was at your school? you wouldn't carolyn for some reason may have mixed emotions why? nobody told you have to feel about it. that's what it is. >> greg: who would take this job? i think you and take it. what would you do? >> i would take it. for me the framework already exists for how to handle this which is the first amendment. so all speech allowed by the first amendment is allowed by things and breaking windows are not covered on the first amendment. encampments are not covered but you have to apply those standards to all speech whether it was progressive a conservative. >> so i agree 100% with you but i would also have like, you know, if they broke anything i would just lay down the wall. drag them through the streets. throw them in jail. >> i don't think the constitution allows you to drag them through the streets. >> greg: i don't think you have read the constitution. >> you think you can try to petition

whether we are talking about matt lauer, other famous figures from the television world who are harvey weinsteinure. the idea that they are able to take advantage of institutions, cause people to look the other way and abuse their power for a number of years. what i found covering the media beat is that powerful people are able to keep secrets, sometimes for a very long time, but not for forever. secrets, sometimes for a very long time, but not forforever. and i think that's the case here with the bbc as well. the secrets will do and have eventually come out. i think it's have eventually come out. i think its number one very important to see the kind of transparency and independent news coverage that you and the rest of the bbc news room are providing through this story. that was rove nbc, it is important for the audience to know that this is being covered impartially as it is. but it does speak to these larger concerns about how people can abuse their status as talent or a celebrity and how they can go on for quite a long time. i celebrity and how they can go on for quite a long time.— quite a

attitude changed in psycho you're crazy were out of here this is the same famous hotel where harvey weinsteina lot so if this was a case of just being ritzy but she doesn't typically do this stuff this place is known for doing the stuff. >> you know who does all the time, guy benson. like you always hold your social media account over the head support people all over the place effort about this people talk about this all the time. guy benson going to a deli and you don't get the best cut of meat you just go on x-men it's disgusting you make me stick to -- sick to my stomach. >> thanks for coming on guy. >> i can't picture him in a deli >> i like a good deli i actually like the peninsula hotel. >> and they like you. >> maybe i fit in that brand they had in mind i don't know look generally i try to treat brands well in social media. i will relate to her in that it can be annoying if you show to a restaurant and you see nothing but open tables they can't accommodate you because they are fully booked it's like are you it can be aggravating but i would never tweet about it the other thing is they

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i'm going to play two clips from a podcast by a guy named eric weinstein, called the portal podcast.s in 2020. this was jd vance talking with the podcast host about his mother-in-law. take a listen. >> and the evidence on this by the way is super clear. that's the whole purpose of the post menopausal female in theory. >> when your child was born, did your in-laws and particularly your mother-in-law, show up in some huge way? >> she lived with us for a year. >> right. >> i didn't know the answer to that. that was weird, unadvertised feature of marrying an indian won. >> unadvertised feature of marrying an indian woman that she can be a nanny and saying the whole purpose of a post-menopausal female is to be a baby sitter. when you combine a sexual assaulter, adjudicated sexual assaulter defamed e. jean carroll, having already sexually assaulted her, that guy goes after unmarried women, calling them unmiserable cat ladies. women's nanny. the benefits of having an indian mother-in-law is nanny. >> who is the broadening coalition audience their hoping to obtain with this. i mean, quite fr

we spoke to the company's ceo, jeff weinstein, back in may, and he told us the deli that was located on franklin street had been broken into nearly a dozen times over the past two years. the wise sons jewish deli also has locations in san francisco, and those will remain open. >> a new flag is up for the month of august at san francisco's city hall to honor the city's third annual transgender history month. woo the flag is now hanging from the mayor's balcony. san francisco is the first city in the world to establish a transgender cultural district, and was among the first to declare itself a sanctuary city for transgender people after the flag raising, the office of transgender initiatives kicked off the month with a celebration and speaking program featuring mayor london breed. >> i appreciate how unique san francisco is because of how this community has uplifted the movement around trans rights in this country. you make san francisco. you make san francisco a model for the rest of the country to follow. >> california is also the first state to recognize august as transgender histo

- he literally says, yes, that is the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female, the host, eric weinsteinyes. this is not a data point for date jd vance. the vance campaign -- their response to it is the media is dishonestly putting words in jd vance's mouth. of course, he does not agree with what the host says. >> well, one of the lines i use in the book a lot of that republicans want us to discard- - discard your lighting nice. of course, we are supposed to discard our lighting years too? because this is lighting here, we hear him say yes, we hear this ridiculous and offensive and insulting comment, which normal, healthy people would say no, i don't believe that could i completely reject that, and yet here we are. >> you know, it is, it is not good news for jade events, but it is especially not good news for a functioning democracy and institutions to maintain their integrity, because the more you vilify the media and the general, the less you have a set set of shared facts. unless we are all operating on the same reality the harder it becomes to govern fairly. steve benen, here's the b

literally says, yes, that is the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female, says the host, eric weinsteinhis is not a good data point for j.d. vance, the vance campaign is, the media is dishonestly putting words into j.d.'s mouth. of course, he does not agree with what the host said. >> one of the lines i use in the book a lot, publicans want us to discard your lying eyes. in this case, discard our line ears too? because the tape isn't lying, we hear him say yes, we saw this ridiculous and offensive and insulting comments, normal healthy people would say, no, i don't believe that, i completely reject that. yet here we are. >> you know, it is not good news for j.d. vance but it is especially not good news for functioning democracy and institutions that need to retain their integrity because the more you vilify the media and general mainstream ecosystem, the less you have of shared fact, unless we are all operating the same reality, the harder it becomes to govern fairly. steve benen, here's the book

including this guy named lou weinstein who lives on maui and has this amazing collection of captain cook's markina and original volumes and all kinds of stuff and just to hold them in your hand and the quality of the printing of those days the beauty of the art and the engravings the maps. these are huge huge books and you realize it's a direct connection to history which is pretty cool. going back soon understand to captain cook was in his early life he was from yorkshire. he came from poverty. he came from nothing. his father wasfa a farmer. oneca of the things i love about captain cook is the royal navy at that time most people who got to that level for people with connections in people with money rightople who knew the people to captain cook did it by sheer ferocious work ethic's and by an incredible skill for astronomy and mapmaking and he worked his way up from literally nothing. this is the town where he grew up in kind of in yorkshire and he lived in this beautiful area that he was bored out of his mind. see young kid of seven years old and so goes the legend that he climbed this p

i spoke with the sister of judy weinstein.ng she saw when she walked through. it's a milk carton with her sister and brother-in-law's image. they were murdered on october 7th. there's an art exhibit described as wings of hope. that's because some of these families still have hope their loved ones will return home. meanwhile, the scene has been peaceful. a contrast to what we saw toward the evening yesterday. that's when some protesters breached a security fence near the united center, gaining access to that inner perimeter. we just heard from chicago's top cop, lieutenant snelling, or excuse me, mr. snelling, saying that there were arrests. he has not given us the exact number yet. not only did all of that protest activity cause some travel disruption, there was a shuttle bus that was impacted as well because of all that protest activity. it hit one of those security fences then another bus had a malfunction, some technical difficulties so it caused a bit of delay. organizers hope that doesn't happen again tonight. >> i'm wond

. >> i've spoken to various people over the months, brett weinstein comes to mind yourself, others.asion using that word , using invasion using that word, using that vocabulary about what's happening on the southern border . happening on the southern border. now, how even more alarming for , now, how even more alarming for, well, for american citizens that the invasion force is actually armed and uniformed. >> that's exactly right . and >> that's exactly right. and here's something else to consider. i talked about efficiency and effectiveness. most of the people coming into this country are not coming in with the skills that we would look for in modern military organisations. look for in modern military organisations . these are not organisations. these are not well educated people. they're not going to march seamlessly into the economy and hold down jobs as engineers, accountants and so forth. the problem is you're not getting the quality manpower that you need today in the armed forces. the days of bringing in people that had almost no education and frankly, were ignorant and coul

. >> prosecutors say harvey weinstein will remain locked up in new york as he awaits a retrial therecharges. the former movie mogul made a brief court appearance today related to california's request to extradite him to the state to serve a sentence for a separate rape conviction there. the retrial comes after new york's highest court tossed his conviction this spring. it's tentatively scheduled for november. >> and russia says ukraine hit a third bridge as troops press forward with an incursion in kursk region. meanwhile, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says so far, forces have gained control of more than 460 square miles and 92 settlements. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, evercore is loving it. the firm upping its price target on mcdonald's shares. saying it's bullish on the chain's new business in 2025. we'll dig into that when "power lunch" returns. >> at university of maryland global campus, getting a bachelor's degree doesn't have to mean starting from scratch. here you can earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience. what will your next s

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book collectors, manuscript, rare book and manuscript collectors, including this a guy named lou weinstein, who lives on maui and has this amazing collection of captain cook arcane, you know, and original and all kinds of stuff. and just to hold them in your hand, the quality of the of the printing of those the beauty of the art and the engravings, the maps these are folio sized are huge, huge books. and you just realize you know, it's a direct connection to history is pretty cool to and to enjoy. so going back a little bit just so you a little bit about who captain cook was his early life. so he was from yorkshire, he came from poverty, he came from nothing. his father was a farmer. one of the things i love about captain cook is that the royal navy of that time, most who got to that level were people with connections with money, people who knew the right people? captain cook did it by sheer work ethic, by by an skill for astronomy and mapmaking. he worked his up from from, you know, from literally. this is ayton, the town where he grew up in the it's kind of the the moors, the the moors o

i get the same famous hotel where weinstein lied to hang out a lot. >> so, i mean, let's notle harvn if this was a case of just being ritzy. typica but she doesn't typically do this stuff. yeah, but this place is known follfs knowr this stuff. the >> but you know who does this all the time? guy bensontime, guy , i think y. like if you always hold your social media account over the heads of poor people all over the place . s peop i've heard about this. people talk about this all the time. talkl the like where you'll go into a deli and if you don't get the best cut of meat, you go on. ex it's disgus t stain. you make moe sick to my stomach . >> well, thanks for coming on, m guy. i cannot picture you i in a del. i know. i like a good deli. i actually like the peninsula hoteiki actuall. >> so i've got a bad one with you. i'll go to you lik maybe i fe, . >> maybe i fit in in that, like, brand they had in mind. look, i treat generally brandsal well on social. >> yeah, it's not true. the one thing for her so s i wit relate to her. >> it can be annoying if you show up to a restauran i ant an

barry widespread weinstein. matt taibbi. glenn greenwald.n naomi wolf. oliver stone. johnny rotten. jordan peterson. eenwell,r ybill. >> tulsi gabbard. another former democrat. jesse endorsed trump today. you're welcome. >> you're welcome. smarhat's with all these smart people acting smart? maybe you noticed something among all thest pe actine clevel thinkers. you don't see any going in the other direction.rection. you're more likely to see caitlyn jenner doing an ad for just men. >>mo mm-hmrem. you laughed. oth those other ones. and not that one. but not people. >> sure. we've had republicans like liz cheney and adam kinzinger, but that's not over policy. that's personality and ego. and. theirs they can't accept. trump is more popular than they are , but sadly for them,pular so is hepatitis thc. >> cartoonist scott adams itmpares. it to people going from windows to mac, the migration is onemigr way, and once you've gone over, you never returnatio becauseecae switching back would be like going from this to swi service. >> now there's another formeris lefty that you all know also cam

a guy named lou weinstein who lives on maui and has this amazing collection of captain cook original volumes and all kinds of stuff the. andd just to hold them in your hand, the quality of the printing of those days, the beauty of the art and the engravings, the maps, these are folio-sized books. they're huge, huge books, and you just realize or, you know, it's a direct connection to history which is pretty cool to enjoy. so going back a little bit so you understandit a little bit about who captain cook was many his early life, so he was from yorkshire. he came from poverty. he came from nothing. his father was a farmer. one of the things i love about captain cookat is that the royal navy of that a time, most people who got to that level were people with connections, people with money, people who knew the right people. captain cook didn it by sheer ferocious work ethic, by an incredible skill for if astronomy and map making, and he worked his way up from, you know, from literally nothing. this is eatonon -- eaton, the town where he grew up, the moors of yorkshire. and he lives in thi

and the classic example is bret weinstein at evergreen college, when he was not allowed to set foot on his own university . professor at his own university. you know, and that kind of thing is typical. >> yeah, very bad news. i hope they can rectify this at some point. anyway, we're going to go to on the guardian now, some unsolicited advice from the un. >> nick, this is so annoying. so uk must kerb rise in racist hate speech by politicians and public figures. un says so for some reason the un is sort of weighing in, not who. >> who are they talking about? >> who are they talking about? >> they're talking about they obviously mean people like farage, don't they? they mean politicians. they don't like. >> i haven't heard any any uk politicians saying racist things. what are they talking about? >> i've got no idea. >> i've got no idea. >> i've got no idea. >> i've read diane abbott a while ago. >> i read the whole thing and i still don't know andrew. i mean, they say the uk should consider making a formal apology for its involvement in slavery. i mean, we did end it. there was also that,