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"rosemary's baby" when john cassidy's comes back and says, "honey, i got the lead in a broadway play!" "the other actor went blind!" >> jesse: [laughs] >> how do you feel good about yourself? >> jesse: i can't wait to bust out my lightsaber, which is still -- i think it still lights up, rob, after all these years. >> well, that's good. save that. there's a market for. >> jesse: walked down to the theater and buy tickets to make myself uncomfortable. it'll be the best thing i can do. rob schneider, one of the greats. "deuce bigelow: male." that was a classic. >> disney. >> jesse: go back to drinking real movies. give the people what they want! thanks, rob. up next, look out. >> hey! hey! [bleep]! ♪ ♪
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that they want the palestinian authority involved. you and i have talked about this. there are a lot of palestinians that the one the palestinian authority. but what this is the classic? how do we work towards the end of this war, and what happens to the palestinians? >> this israeli government is not offering any vision whatsoever that might suggest that after hamas, palestinians, even if they had a completely different kind of leadership, my have any path to freedom. it's basically just offering occupation and, frankly, apartheid, which israel's own human rights organizations have described the situation, as far as i can see. in those circumstances, israel is going to meet with more palestinian violent resistance. the only way that seems to undermine palestinian support for the kind of horrifying act that we saw on october 7th is by showing palestinians that by ethical resistance, resistance that follows international law, that they can actually achieve their freedom. but this government is
get israel to have a discussion about what it looks like. israel has said, there is no hamas in the future with the palestinian leadership, not that they want the palestinian authority involved. you and i have talked about this. there are a lot of palestinians that don't want palestinian authority. but what this is the classic? how do we work towards the end of this war, and what happens to the palestinians? >> this israeli government is not offering any vision whatsoever that might suggest that after hamas, palestinians, even if they had a completely different kind of leadership, might have any path to freedom. it's basically just offering occupation and, frankly, apartheid, which israel's own human rights organizations have described the situation, as far as the eye can see. in those circumstances, israel is going to meet with more palestinian violent resistance. the only way that seems to me to undermine palestinian support for the kind of horrifying act that we saw on
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teachers, they convey character r skills, discipline, proactive and prosocial. and those skills carry with them and predict their success better than their cognitive skills. the good news about character skills, they're not just formed in kindergarten. we can learn and grow them at any stage in life. there's even evidence among west african entrepreneurs, you randomly assign them to learn character skills to practice, anticipating problems and opportunities as opposed to just reacting to the market, to practice overcoming obstacles and being disciplined in the face of challenges, that that is three times more effective on average than teaching them marketing, accounting and other business skills. so, never too late to build your character, even if you didn't get those skills in kindergarten. >> wild. i don't know if you remember, everything i ever learned i learned in kindergarten. classic. do you remember that? >> i do. >> classic. this classic, is brand new and calmed "hidden potential." very interesting stuff by adam grant. coming up, why do we keep hearing about ufos from the
avoiding responsibility for taking away those things that are killing people on a daily basis: and the reality is that. [laughter] >> laura: i heard it. >> hand to god we did not edit this. this is a guy who is intent on controlling everybody's methane's emissions except his own. did you notice the lady sitting there as he goes on. she puts her hand up to her mouth trying to block the smell? i don't know what happened there. >> laura: reminds me of my kids when they are in the car and i didn't do it. he did it. she did it. it would have been funny if both of them went like this not us that would have been the classic. >> pointing to him. >> about liz cheney, your buddy. did you hear what she said when she was asked by savanna guthrie about a presidential run? >> you have not ruled out running for president yourself. do you envision something where you run with the democrat and do some kind of unity ticket?
wonderful life may/or spin on the classic. i have to say i saw theseght posters at the cineplex and the are a joke but they are not, they are real. but this is an emblem of our cultural decay. when you can't live there make uplifting or joyous movies around the holidays, mutilation maiming and death. >> laura: but it is so -- i a would like to be surprised by m nothis. but i'm not surprised at all. i'm not surprised put the flasher and it's a small world. and i got stuck on it's a smallc world and i was stuck forpp 45 minutes andet scored by that experience with th.e puppets moving. i got dizzy and there at least 45 minutes. i think i text you for a ride. i'm not surprised by that. i'm not surprised defiling, defaming, disrespecting christmas. of course they are. of course. raymond, now in wisconsin speaking of the satanic temple, there is a satanic temple has
>> ainsley: 700 classics on one app. >> called serial reader. it's amazing app. 4.8 stars out of five in the app. store and it delivers these bite size portions that are about 10 minutes long to your phone every day. >> ainsley: anybody can do that. >> kurt: you may have said i don't have time to read a book. once you get 10 minutes you just said to me everybody has got 10 minutes, they did read 10 minutes. suddenly reading becomes a joy again. >> ainsley: audio or reading. >> kurt: reading it on your phone. >> ainsley: 10 minutes and fall asleep and read a classic after a few months or whatever. what's the next one? called quit now. what's that one. >> big resolution get rid of smoking. put it in your past. quit now an app. one of the leaders now to kick the habit. the thing i like about this. not only have 2 million people in your community that support you. but really the secret sauce here is that it keeps your mind in this idea that you are being