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>> greg: micro mike rowe. >> jon: i that's a good cartoon. >> greg: you could go through a colonoscopy. >> tyrus: never mind. cancel the show. >> greg: can you imagine? >> tyrus: no, i can't, and you can't make me. >> he made you. >> greg: kat >> kat: i'm so shocked this cartoon about a 12 year old feminist. first of all nobody cares about sexism anymore, that's so 2015, it's all trans phobia now. second of all, it just sounds boring. >> greg: anytime they want to teach you something instead of entertain you. it sucks, it sucks. that's what's killing motion pictures, the desire to instruct you...

Republican survive. the first amendment grants a free press extraordinary protection. with a comes, as many of you know, a very heavy obligation to seek the truth, as best you can, not to inflame or entertain, but to illuminate and educate. i know it is tough. the industry is changing significantly. there is incredible pressure annual to deliver he instead of shed light, as technology changes so much. the system is changing, but it matters. no kidding, it matters. the truth matters. american democracy is not a reality show. [applause] it is not a reality show. it is reality, itself. the realit...

Live. first, finding the serious amid paul of the spectacle. the white house correspondents' dinner spilling across the u.s. capital, spilling dozens of events all weekend long, marking normalcy. president biden showing he can deliver a good job, ripping fox's democracy, mocking his low polls and showing he does get let's go brandon. this has a reality vibe especially in years the democrats control the white house and especially with this time around with kim kardashian and david peterson joining. but there was no laughing or guking during this moment i want you to watch. >> the first amendm...

Lincoln Center announced a new initiative called "Summer in the City," which includes three months of free programming for the upcoming season.

The ground shook as the voice of Mexican singer Alejandro Fernandez collided with the cheers of fans at his first Venezuelan concert in over a decade