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to employ, that we've always employed, around dismantling places that do not grant access equally to all people, so, i think that is something that we can take lessons from the past and employ them in the person to understand how we already have an existing roadmap to keep moving forward. here's something to happen, though at the. i'm curious, if you look at this march, uppercut the range of ethnically diverse groups, there is no group that is a monolith, of course. but what do you make a folks like edward blunt, the conservative activists who used asian american students to bring down successfully affirmative action? what does that tell you he? not was targeting corporations that have diversity fellowships or internships? talk about that. >> he's not alone, christopher refer and all these folks organizing to attack dei programs, not only in universities and colleges, but across corporate landscape. private and public sector, right? so i take it as this kind of attempt to, they call it color
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moment he got up and change the channel back >> he jumped up and he's slobbering all over the place. you turn the channel again i'l repeat dab head off! don't take that down tv! and he's going all crazy, an stuff, you turn the channe suspect down and i just look at him and i turned the tv on again he jumped up and start cutting edge me, and then i finall threw away a particular caus we're to hand that i know wa going to send him off. as soon as i did, he took th wild hate maker swing at me an i come over with an uppercut now, jim kicks him through three rows of chairs and jumpe on him and i beat him to a pulp >> hall had a ringside view saturday night a main event. afterwards, he staunchly defended jimmy as they retaliate or, not th instigator, one person officials interviewe eyewitnesses about the tv room brawl. >> your larry hall's new hero? >> yeah, i became his new best friend and hero to >> jim you could sense that' heroes had brought him eve closer to hall, and now he was ready to make a bold move.
throw a nice uppercut. behind the counter, there was an uppercut. the >> greg: it's like two and a half minutes long. >> jessica: should we sit in silence? spill in, there it is! that is even better! >> jesse: is at the girl that got in trouble? >> jessica: no, she caught the chair. >> judge jeanine: she was written up for throwing a sugar shaker. she had a chair thrown at her, what should she do, so i think you? >> jesse: i am not siding against her, i'm saying it's a nice weapon. >> greg: she was famous because she caught the chair! >> judge jeanine: that was a wonder woman move. >> jessica: and adventure. >> greg: i would love blacklisted from the waffle house to be on my tombstone, how did you get blacklisted, blacklisted from the waffle house! this is like a-year-old, but you
♪ ♪ >> jessica: the woman who was being called the waffle house avenger after an epic brawl is persona non grata out the breakfast chain, former employee haley booth while the internet over her super style moves when a chair was checked at her, the waffle house was not so impressed. speak of the only thing i did get it from the fight was the right out from breaking those sugar shaker, and telling them, them telling me, hey, we are going to write you up for the sugar shaker, but you did a good job protecting the store making sure that you are all right right come about six months later when i went to apply at another waffle house in north carolina i found out that i was blacklisted and on the do not hire list. >> jessica: i don't know if she threw an uppercut, you think she did? >> jesse: i just saw someone
every time. it's just a joy to watch. i think anyone who interviews for a living can learn so much. >> she had that ability to peel back the layers, the walls that people had up by making sure they were seen, and their accomplishments were seen, and that's why she could go in for the kill. you know what i mean? the uppercut. they trusted her because she had such integrity and character. she was a professional. >> a spokesperson tells cnn barbara walters passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by loved ones, she was 93 years old. a quick programming note, dionne warwick is, of course, a musical icon with 56 worldwide hits, six grammy awards and one extraordinary legacy. she brings her exclusive story to cnn into the new film "don't make me over" premiering tonight at 9:00 p.m. and still to come, migrants at the u.s./mexico border still facing restrictions after a supreme court order kept title 42 in place.
THE WASHINGTON POST – Love him or hate him? That question is at the core of Hulu’s entertainingly hectic new miniseries about boxing legend, convicted rapist and pop culture touchstone Mike Tyson. But unlike the real life champ with a killer right uppercut, Mike pulls its punches, never weighing in on which version of the […]