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Self—deprecating, pragmatic, 5harp ob5erver self—deprecating, pragmatic, 5harp observer of everything and took no pri5oner5 observer of everything and took no prisoners and always had ideas about what she believed in, and always believed in those ideas, realising that, "this is me, if you dont like me you can go somewhere else." 30 years ago she tore up the picture of the pope on the television and it ruined your career. it didnt really do much good for her after that because the last two al...

But i think that the reason why people so resonated with that is because our institutions have zero credibility, like, zero credibility. and yet everybody in washington and new york and in the establishment walks around pretending that these are serious people, and i just couldnt do that. and i think thats what was so powerful about that testimony. it wasnt necessarily me calling the story although its an important story and i think the people enjoyed that, but really it was saying, okay,en i ca...

People so resonated with that is because our institutions have zero credibility, like, zero credibility. and yet everybody in washington and new york and in the establishment walks around pretending that these are serious people, and i just couldnt do that. and i think thats what was so powerful about that testimony. it wasnt necessarily me calling the story although its an important story and i think the people enjoyed that, but really it was saying, okay,en i cant play along with this. these p...

Actively telling the big tech companies that the laptop was, in fact, russian misinformation that all you had all of those former intelligence officials signing a letter that now we know is totally false saying that we know that its russian disinformation when, in fact, it was totally true. the fbi knew it was true. knew the information was accurate on the laptop. not only did they do nothing to correct the record. they went out and urged the tech companies to censor it. this is a pattern for mu...

Just seems like theres something up with him. >> joyce, i dont know if silence means guilt. i dont know if silence mean hes trying to lie up his life for a long time in jail in a jumpsuit. i dont know, but is there something to this, the fact that one of the main conspirators, somebody who was intimately involved in the process at least legally trying to overthrow the 2020 election, that he hasnt been on the talk circuit, that we havent heard that much. we know hes testified, but hes been kind o...

For st trinian�*s, a collection of cartoons by ronald searle, for my birthday. that was it. the great thing about searle is that he was — apart from being a great draughtsman — he was a fantastic observer, and his style of drawing influenced my style. in fact, my handwriting, to this day, is influenced by ronald searle�*s style of handwriting. and what was he doing? i mean, just to evoke a sense of his style? well, there are two things, really. one is his observation of character, and hi...

They plead out, most defendants, im not implying at all that trump will do that, seems to relish the idea of indictment and prosecution. but rather, the case would not be brought unless it is nailed down solid. and the fbi and other agencies surveil, wiretap, develop informants get paper evidence. and only then does the prosecution move forward. the government would rather ditch a case than lose a case. so smith is bringing serious charges with serious evidence. >> so, thats such an interesting ...

>> linsey: the marathon swim known as the 20 bridges takes swimmers on a course under 20 bridges. >> i think that was number five. >> linsey: maya swam with a team close by, including an observer and her proud parents, completing the challenge in 8 hours 43 minutes. >> i really like the challenge of it. >> george washington bridge ahead. >> i got to see all of the manhattan skyline, from the water at night. >> linsey: the rising high school junior from berkeley, california, is part of swim acros...

A formative effect on your work is ronald searle, illustrator, artist, best known for creating century unions, so many books and magazines over the years, in the postwar years, how do you discover him? when i was six, somebody gave me a copy of hurrah for st trinian�*s, a collection of cartoons by ronald searle, for my birthday. that was it. the great thing about searle is that he was — apart from being a great draughtsman — he was a fantastic observer, and his style of drawing influenced ...

In the post—war years. how did you discover searle? when i was six, somebody gave me a copy of hurrah for st trinian�*s, a collection of cartoons by ronald searle, for my birthday. that was it. the great thing about searle is that he was — apart from being a great draughtsman — he was a fantastic observer, and his style of drawing influenced my style. my handwriting to this day is influenced by ronald searle�*s style of handwriting. and what was he doing? i mean, just to evoke a sense ...