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a distraction but it looks like the republicans are into it. >> i wouldn't know. i don't participate in that garbage. you have been mistaken for a space alien because of a freakishly small body and a large head. >> i am so glad i came to work. what do you think? what you were saying earlier explains it. both sides are interested and that is why we don't talk about it more. there is no political advantage to talking about aliens. if we find out there are aliens, but if they found out they were woke, boom.
i mean, there is the idea that it might be a distractio therenc it's like the republicans are into it too. so. well. wellan the sane league would explain that, because that's kind of bipartisan perversion. > i think i would. no, i don't participate in that sort of garbag woue cat, what's? >> i don't know. you've often been mistaken forr. a space alien because you have a freakishly small body and a large head with lifeless eyes.sy >> i'm so glad i came to work. i'm assuming you wrote thaty an question. glad i did not. i can't wait to findi out who that. >> so what do you think? i think that. actually what you were saying earlier explains it all. you said thaat you wt sides aree interested in it. that's why we don't talk about it more, because there's no political advantage to talking tht right now. >> itof we find out there'sif aliens, there's no way that the government can do it. but if they found out the aliens were wokebut if, yea. >> boom. yeah, that's the one identity group to deal with. >> but they don't know what the
Diana Wichtel: Prince Philip's funeral like a scene from Game of Thrones 30 Apr, 2021 04:00 AM 4 minutes to read There was "the small figure of the Queen", suffering stoically. Photo / AP These days we resent having to wait for the next episode of a new television series instead of bingeing until our eyes fall out. Imagine how fans of Charles Dickens felt in New York in 1841, forced to wait on the wharf for the final instalment of The Old Curiosity Shop to chug across the Atlantic so they could discover the fate of the freakishly virtuous Little Nell. Reader, she didn't make it. Even her creator was in bits. "Old wounds bleed afresh when I think of this sad story," wrote Dickens. Oscar Wilde, on the other hand: "One must have a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing."
people are. it's very restricted what you're able to see, full access, unfettered access to determine how we can improve the human rights situation and the life of these people. this is the poorest nation on eah where a lot of people are starving. >> all you have to do anybody is watch any of their prayeds, anytime they come out in public, they look like they're autom maptons. they have to biv totally according to what they're supposed to do in that moment, freakishly controlled by their government. there is no freedom in that country. you can see it every time we get a picture of them in one of their parades. thank you beater baker, gordon richardson and meek yak eoyang. president trump's praise nor kim beats nuclear threats. trump said he trusts him, his country loves him is touch
back, to an intriguing and in many ways pressient document at the heart of the trump/russia story. we'll step back and look at the 35-page trump/russia dossier. the allegations in this document can sound outlandish or freakishly spot on. where did this dossier come from? what did we learn from it? what does it yet have to say? this is some of what we've learned. >> are there any russians here tonight? any russians? ♪ ♪ >> they've conducted watergate 2.0. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this fake dossier was made up. >> and i don't use the term "dossier," these were field reports. >> is there something here that i could verify? ♪ ♪ >> i call it the russian hoax.
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nomination for the portrayal of the guy that started this conversation despite the fact that early on the nfl tried to discredit him. that movie is not a documentary like "league of denial." adds important as it was. this is a feature film that people are going to want to see and not a hit job on the nfl. i think it's fair minded and it's even handed and it's going to make an impact. >> and, bob, even if it were a hit job on the nfl, what -- you know, as you just laid out, in a violent sport where there is often helmet to helmet high-speed impact between two freakishly well trained athletes, often by the way in the last year especially we have seen teammates colliding, we have seen a lot of instances of that just this year, what can they do? what is their culpability?
lungs get down, get into the back room, hide and stay quiet. >> what went through your mind? what did you hear after that? >> well, at first i thought it could have been a drill maybe since we had one in a while but i know they do that there. i was going wit. i remained calm. i thought it would be over soon. because also one of the reasons i thought it was a drill. there were no shots at all. we didn't hear anything. no warning. no gunshots, no nothing. >> what happened then in terms of how you exited the building? at any point what did you see from the other building when you came out? >> well we all, after about, i was sitting and hiding in the back room for about 15 minutes to an hour, we finally emerged when a state patrol officer came out. okay for a bag check. we looked out, quiet and freakishly ghost-like campus
clay, six feet even. then congressman bill pascrel jr., 5'10" tall. then gregorio sablin, also 5'10", big guy, tough guy. eleanor holmes norton. she represents washington, d.c. she is 5'7" of tough as nails. congresswoman marty captor, 5'6", known for her freakishly impressive upper body strength. and then there's congresswoman anna eschew. 5'4" of fierce. and rounding out the group, congresswoman debbie dingell who responded to our question about her height by sending us something that is so awesome i could hardly stand it. by far, debbie dingell wins the sportsman reward when we rudely called her office and dpland ed to know her height.
5'6", known for her freakishly impressive upper body strength. and then there's congresswoman anna eschew. 5'4" of fierce. and rounding out the group, congresswoman debbie dingell who is officially designated as pope francis's personal protector who responded to our question about her height by sending us something that is so awesome i could hardly stand it. by far, debbie dingell wins the sportsman reward when we rudely called her office and demanded to know her height. she sent us this as her response. >> 5'2", eyes of blue, oh, but what these five feet can do. >> congresswoman debbie dingell. 5'2" of linebacker tough pope francis defense. congressman debby dingell, you win, you win. i give up. you win. ♪ 5'2" eyes of blue ♪ oh but what those five foot could do ♪ ♪ has anybody seen my gal a new test with pluggable febreze.