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The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"larry miller" Discussed on The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"And what he knew or didn't know, but I think it would have been I wish I had an opportunity to kind of have this conversation with him. Kobe, Kobe to me, the thing that I am so I don't know, I guess regretful is where I think Kobe was going to do some things be after basketball that we're going to have an incredible impact on the world. I just think he is thinking after basketball and his approach to things after basketball was going to have a like I said an incredible positive impact on the world. And I just think that it's a tragedy that we lost someone like that who I think, again, aside from his basketball prowess and all the great things he did on the basketball court. I think Kobe was destined to do some really incredible things off the court and you know someone that I always from the time I first met Kobe always liked him, I always thought he was just like a really cool guy and you know I would see him and we chat about a lot of different things. And you know, I just, I think, like I said, it was the last for a lot of us. People are still, I still have a hard time accepting the fact that Kobe was gone, just like that. That does challenging. And I know, I know he and MJ were really close and it was a major blow to him as well. So it's a hard one to deal with. It is. It is still. And it's hard to believe it's been two years. It is still hard to believe he's gone. And you mentioned Michael and the bond that they shared, you probably knew better than most of us, but when Michael spoke at the memorial a couple years ago, it was the first time I think a lot of us realized the depth of their relationship and how much Michael meant how much Kobe meant to Michael, we knew how much Michael meant to Kobe. And I mean, that was a very revealing moment, you know, one that I wish we kind of had known before, right? Yeah, and you know, and I think they both kind of kept it kind of quiet how close they were, but they talked on a regular basis. You know, Michael looked at Kobe like a little brother. And that was his little brother. And to me, Kobe is the closest thing to MJ that we've had to this point. But yeah, this is still tough, you know, accepting the fact that he's gone the way the way it happened. Well, Larry, I know you've got some more of these interviews to do today and I appreciate all the time you spent today and as well back in September. I do want to encourage people to go ahead and pick up the jump or not the jump. It's just jump. No the jump my secret journey from the streets to the boardroom, by Larry Miller with his daughter, Lila Lacey, and I just want to close with one quote from there that I just feel really resonated with me. You note this late in the book that we are not defined by the worst things we have done in our lives that we need to have mercy for one another and a hope for redemption rather than the American way of locking people up forever. Amen to that, thank you for writing that. Thank you for writing the book and for spending the time today. I really appreciate it. My pleasure, Howard, thank you. Okay, that's it for today's show. My thanks again to Larry Miller for joining me. Thanks as always to our producer. Shelby royston, thank you all for listening. Remember, you can hear Chris mannix and me every Tuesday on the crossover with all the latest NBA chatter. And then on Fridays, it's me and the guest. Don't forget to rate review and subscribe to the crossover wherever you get your podcasts, go subscribe to the Sports Illustrated podcast channel on YouTube and hit me with all your feedback on Twitter at Howard Beck. Check out the new podcast I am COVID. Do you want to understand how Kobe Bryant achieved his unequal determination? How did he come to his incredible passion to win? In iam Coby, we reveal intimate, never before heard tapes of Kobe when he was a teenager, just as he was starting to glimpse his own greatness. It's about the making of an icon. We weave together these tapes with Kobe's high school coaches, his friends, and the figures who knew him in his youth. All episodes are out now so you can binge the whole thing. Listen to I and Kobe on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts..
The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"larry miller" Discussed on The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"How I'm feeling at this point based on what I did might change their perspective. We've gotten involved with an organization called the various to for justice math short and I don't know if you're familiar with them. But they do a lot of really good work both with people and currently incarcerated and folks who are formerly incarcerated. They do a lot of really good work with helping people educationally with job skills with adapting and re acclimating to society. So we're connected with them and we're going to do some work with that group. There's also in Philadelphia, the Philadelphia June, our justice system, high school, inside of the high school inside of the juvenile justice system. The juvenile jail there. And we have connected with them and going to be working with that group. So maybe help some of those 16 year old Larry millers in there who maybe we can change their perspective or change their outlook on life. Because, you know, to me, one of the things that we talked about in you and I talked about this changing the perception people have of formerly incarcerated people, you know, being able to quill in a given opportunities. But I also think that a big part of it is for people to change the perception of themselves. People to really change the idea of who they are or who they can't be. Because I think that's a big part of the issue. I think in a lot of cases, people in that environment in that situation don't see themselves as being able to change their life. They don't see themselves as being able to do anything differently. And I think, you know, hopefully, this story can lead people to understand that they can do something different with their lives. They can change their lives. They just have to, you know, be willing to do to work and look for the opportunities, and hopefully the opportunities will be there for them. But for me, I think it's really about changing the perception of yourself. So I had to I had to think about and change the idea that I can you know I can do something different. I can change my life. I can go down a different path. I had to really accept and believe that about myself. And I think that's one of the hardest things for a lot of people who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated. It's changing that perception that I can do something different with my life. And, you know, here's some opportunities for me to take advantage of that will allow me to do that. On the education release, work release type programs. I think you mentioned pell grants. And there were other things that were available to you at the time that you were in prison that you were able to get your degree through temple university. You mentioned that some of these programs just don't exist anymore. Are you spending some time as well, whether it's working with lawmakers, legislators, in Pennsylvania or maybe at the federal level to try to restore some of those programs? That is absolutely one of the goals of this project is to start to work with and figure out how I can help to reimplement some of these programs. Because again, to me, if I was there today and coming out, I couldn't do what I've done because I wouldn't have access to the program that really started the whole process for me. So, you know, looking at how I can help change that perspective or help get those programs reimplemented or in places where they do have programs like that, helping to enhance those programs and make them even bigger. That definitely is a goal. We haven't directly connected with any one yet. And I think through the various we'll be able to really have some of that kind of impact as far as changing roles changing laws changing how the correction systems actually treat and provide opportunities for incarcerated people. In reading the book, the time in prison sounds harrowing at times. And I think it could have certainly pushed you further down a certain path. You recall an incident where you witness an inmate killing a prison guard basically right in front of you right in front of everyone. And you note that that was that night in your cell you decided I'm gonna learn my way out essentially. Is that the actual turning point or there are multiple turning points along the way. I mean, I think the two questions people might have would be how does and you described yourself as a model student up until the time that you had drifted into this gang, you know, those are the two things, right? Like, how does a kid end up in a gang who was a great student and really smart and had such promise ahead of him? How does he go down this path? And then the second question becomes the, oh my gosh, once you're you've gone down this path and the gravity of the crimes and being in prison, how do you turn your life around to the point where you've spent obviously a very fruitful career with Nike Jordan brand, obviously the Portland trailblazers along the way. I think those are for people who are actually interested in the human experience and what we are capable of, both good and bad. I think those are the questions that I think resonate the most. Well, I think starting with starting with the situation of turning things around while I was in jail and really, you know, to me, when I first heard about this educational release program, to me the incentive was, well, this is a better way to do my time. I get to be able to do my time outside the jail and leave every day and go to school. That's a great way to do time. So that was the initial motivation for me. It was like, hey, I know I know I can handle these classes. I know I can, you know, do this work. So this is a way for me to kind of get out sooner and have a better way to do time. As I kind of got into it and started taking the classes and started, you know, talking to people at the different schools that were coming into the program as counselors and things like that. You know, I started to really believe like, okay, you know, I'm rather than just use this as a way to kind of get out or to do my time easier. Really, maybe there really is something here that I can do to really change my life. And I think that was a gradual situation. It wasn't like overnight. I'm like, oh, you know what? It was more of a gradual, like, you know, this could really work for me. And if I focus on this and dedicate my effort and my time and my energy to trying to make this work and trying to see if I can change my life, maybe I can. And I think that's what kind of spur that change from me. It was more of a gradual, like, okay, you know, I think I can really, I think I can really do this. I think that can really get out of this lifestyle and get away from this situation and then not come back here anymore. And I think, you know, the more the more I got into it, the more I started to believe that, and then, as I started to believe it, I was able to, you know, to manifest it. But and then, you know, the other part of how does young go straight a student? I think to me, for me, it was the allure of the street. And I don't know, you know, I know that's not that's.
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"Of that, and I can give all credit to mister white's family. They are the ones that, you know, that we're willing to extend this forgiveness. And so I give up on a credit to them and I think they are, you know, an example of what people can do and how people can forgive. And I think, again, they're a great example for the world today, just with everything that's going on in the world today. I think that family and the way they have approached us are a great example for people. I thought about this in the days after the story ran and recently, as I was kind of diving back into this and reading your book, I think some of the backlash to the extent that there is what's some backlash to the story is colored by your success, frankly. There's a resentment, I think that after the crimes you committed that you were able to build this incredible career with a degree of wealth and an influence and close to famous figures and celebrities and all this. And I think people wouldn't have cared as much if you just become, you know, a software engineer or an insurance salesman or something. And so I think there's that aspect of it. But again, one of the things with your book is that wherever you come from and whatever you have done, there is a chance to have a different life of better life and more productive life. Do you yourself sometimes find it hard to reconcile these two aspects of your life and how do you think people should view your success in light of the path that preceded it? You know, I do a lot of times how to have the pinch myself and say, you know, how did I get to this point? And I know, you know, I know I've worked hard. I know, you know, trying to do everything I can to be successful. It's a build a career. It's not like anything. I feel like anything was given to me. I feel like I worked for it. But I do understand and realize that I've been extremely blessed and fortunate in my life. And you know, I would hope that instead of being resentful about it, that people would look at it and say, wow, you know, that's an incredible story that this person was able to come from where he came from and involved in all the things that he was involved in was able to turn his life around and really become someone who's made a contribution to the world to society. And I think, you know, if folks don't see it that way, there's nothing I can do about that. But for me, you know, I know and understand and realize how fortunate and how blessed I've been. But again, I think I know nothing's given to me. I worked to get what I've what I've been able to do. And again, I know that, you know, when people look and say, okay, you know, yeah, you did this and you know, now you're here doing these things. Again, I agree with you. I think if my career was different if I was, you know, like you said, you know, software engineer or something. I think it would be a little different because my careers has been kind of public and have been involved with a lot of well-known and public people, I think that adds another layer to it that, but again, I'm hoping that people look at that and say, wow, this guy was able to do that, then maybe I can accomplish the things that I want to accomplish, or maybe I could, you know, take my life to a different path or go to a different direction. And, you know, and again, I go back to the opportunities that I was given, even when I was incarcerated in the ability to get involved in the educational release program that I got involved in, that was a game changer for me. That was something that, you know, I was able to take advantage of that really put my life on a totally different path. And, you know, so again, that's one of the reasons that I've done this that hopefully to highlight those programs like that and the fact that the one I was involved in and Spain doesn't exist anymore. But again, like I said, I'm just hoping that, you know, I can't control how people view my story. I can't control how people react to it. But my hope is that, you know, people would see it as something that can be aspirational. And maybe inspire some people. Yeah, and I guess my question for those people is this. And I'm not here to tell anybody how they should think about it. And everybody views these things their own way and through their own values, prism, I guess. But what is the alternative? For us as a society that anybody who commits a crime and especially obviously a serious crime as homicide, okay, you put them away forever and their life is forfeit and there's no chance for redemption. There's no chance for renewal to move on to do something else. Does that mean that everybody's just locked up in the keys they're thrown away? I don't really understand the mindset of people who have that resentment. I understand, they might be horrified at some of the things that happened earlier in your life, but you know, the point of our prison system, as I've always interested, the justice system is not just to punish, but to try to rehabilitate. Like somewhere in there, they're supposed to be rehabilitation too. So if people don't believe in second chances or the ability for a human being to evolve, especially someone who makes a mistake as you did at age 16, then I don't know where that leaves us. And so I'm trying not to judge too harshly those who are judging you and your story, but I also feel like this is part of the problem with where we are. Sometimes society that people do not have any ability to step back and say that people can evolve and that those opportunities should be there. I want to read a quick passage from the book if you don't mind. In terms of you're trying to or processing, you say that the remorse over my killing another black boy in west Philly when I was 16 would never ease nor should it. Owning up to the fact that I had taken a life might begin to free me, but only to a certain point, I will forever mourn his loss, moving forward. I know true peace will only become will only come by offering up opportunities to other kids in my old shoes for options beyond the streets and the violence. And you and I Larry talked about that exact idea back in September. So tell me about that aspect of it and what you're doing now at this stage of your life and trying to help those who might be walking down a similar path or at least coming from similar backgrounds in rougher neighborhoods, violent neighborhoods as you did. What are the initiatives that you're getting into? So again, one of the purposes of reasons for doing this is that, you know, you know, maybe there's a 16 year old Larry Miller out there somewhere who is headed down the wrong path or about to do something that they'll regret for the rest of their lives and maybe, you know, reading this or.
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"And hearing, you know, what I've been through and what I've been able to accomplish in spite of that, the whole idea was that, hey, this could potentially motivate and inspire some people. One of the things that came out of it for me that I again didn't know would be a part of this was the fact that being able to get that forgiveness from the family and start the healing process on both sides. I'm will Coleman, founder and CEO of alto, and I built alto to put an end to ride share horror stories. You're used to the total lack of consistency in rideshare. Maybe it's a smelly car or a driver that asks just one too many personal questions. Not anymore. With alto you know exactly what to expect every ride. Every alto driver is a trained alto employee and every alto vehicle is part of our private fleet of luxury SUVs. Say goodbye to ride your horror stories. Download the all to app today and use code founder for $10 off your first ride. Check out the new podcast I am COVID. Do you want to understand how Kobe Bryant achieved his on equal determination? How did he come to his incredible passion to win? In I am Coby, we reveal intimate, never before heard tapes of Kobe when he was a teenager, just as he was starting to glimpse his own greatness. It's about the making of an icon. We weave together these tapes with Kobe's high school coaches, his friends, and the figures who knew him in his youth. All episodes are out now so you can binge the whole thing. Listen to I am Kobe on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts. You cut a touch on this, but looking back, do you think you should have included his name in the book or more about him in the book? Obviously, you didn't know him. On the day that this incident happened in 1965, he was just a stranger on a street corner who you assumed to be a gang member of a rival gang and he was not, but what was the thought process in writing the book of deciding not to use his name? I guess the family has also asked, could it be included in later additions? Where does that go? So, you know, for me, the reason the reason we didn't include his name was that I thought I was in some ways protecting the family by not including the name. But I realized now that was a mistake. And that, you know, I should have reached out to them before this became public and had a connection with them beforehand. But again, you know, I thought I was doing the right thing by not mentioning him and I realized now that was not the right thing to do. I mean, I'll be honest and I don't want to make this about me or about Sports Illustrated, but I mean from a journalistic standpoint, I think we struggled with it a little bit too. It was a discussion. Look, we don't have the book in front of us, but we know that Larry did not name the victim when we discussed when we sat down for this interview. We know that from what we gathered, the name is not in the book. But we found something. Our researchers found it. And we felt that was our obligation journalistically. I guess look, it led to a good place for all of you. And so I guess that's the good part. Yeah, no, I mean I have no issue with, you know, the fact that you guys were able to find the name and put it in the article. Again, you're doing you're doing good investigative reporting. And again, I think where it ended up has been beneficial because again, I knew and we wanted to try to connect and try to find them. But like I said, I didn't push it as hard as I should have. I didn't wasn't as aggressive as I should have been with trying to find them. But I think in hindsight, you know, you speed it up something that we were trying to do because again, we would have eventually gotten to reaching out to them. But I think by you, including his name, mister white's name and the article that kind of speeded up the process. And it got us to where we are today. So again, I'm grateful that we have been able to make that connection. You mentioned trying to work with the family on some things to kind of create a remembrance of a tribute to mister white. I think there was discussion of maybe a scholarship fund or maybe other things for the family. To the extent that you can talk about it right now because I know things are kind of in motion. But what possible yeah. So we have agreed that we're going to figure out how to develop a scholarship fund in his name. We're in the process of trying to figure out what that's going to look like and how that's going to work. But we have agreed to work together with us and mister Weiss family to figure that out. And to come up with something that we both feel really, really good about it. And again, I think this is all part of the healing process that we're both both kind of feeling. And, you know, and I think, you know, at this point, we're at a good place where we will be able to figure out something that we all feel a memorializes him in a way that we feel good about. Larry, I feel like that adds even an additional layer here to your deciding to come forward with your story, right? Like you went into this into the book with the thought that you could provide an example and also that maybe you could change the minds of people on the outside of how we view people who are incarcerated people who have committed felonies, people who have committed various crimes and about the possibility for people to turn their lives around and find redemption. And so those lessons were baked into your thought process for the book. And when you and I sat down some months ago, this is adding another layer where I feel like, you know, in this very, I think cold and sometimes very cruel society we are in sometimes. Empathy is, I think hard to come by forgiveness even more so. And I don't want to start getting all luxury here. And I'm sure you don't either, but I do feel like you and the family coming together and the possible positives that are coming out of this, the scholarship fund and other things like the possibility of people finding empathy and forgiveness in the most extreme of circumstances here. I just think is really important. And I think that layer that adds on to this, I think, should not be forgotten either as people kind of try to process your story. I agree a 100%. And you're right, I think, you know, this was the whole idea of forgiveness and empathy and healing wasn't top of mind in terms of when we started out to do this, but it's evolved and become I agree with you. I think it's become a really important part of this whole project that we've got going here. I mean, for people to see mister white's family in here, mister white's family being forgiving and being willing to work with me and my daughter and, you know, in terms of helping to determine or come up with a way to moralize him. I mean, those are things that maybe people can also learn from in terms of forgiving and redemption and empathy. I think those are things that the world may be needs a little bit more of these days and if this can be an example.
The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"larry miller" Discussed on The Crossover NBA Show with Chris Mannix
"Way I've kind of approached doing this, how does that I believe that I've done the right thing by telling this story by putting it out there? Yeah, there were some bumps in terms of things that I probably should have done different. Like, you know, connect with mister Weiss family before the story became public. But I still believe that this is the right thing and that it will have a positive impact on a number of people. So, you know, I like I said I didn't read a lot of the stuff positive or negative. And I just am continuing to focus on why we did this and why I think this is going to be something that can benefit and help other people. So I really didn't get too involved in the negative or the positive feedback. It was more and to me, you know, most of the feedback that I got directly was from people that I know. And people who reached out to me to say, you know what, what you're doing is the right thing. I know who you are today. I know that's not who you who you are not who you were back then. And again, to me, that's where that's where my focus was. Not necessarily on any of the negative stuff, because once I was able to connect with lister Weiss family and spend some time with them and kind of, you know, start the healing process with them. I wasn't really that concerned about the negative stuff that was out there. Yeah. Well, you know, look, your book, a very strong theme and one of your motivations for writing the book was that you want to convey to others who have taken a turn a wrong turn in their lives and might have ended up in prison or other things that they might have gone through that you can be an example of how you can turn your life around and still have a productive life and be part of society. There's that theme, there are themes of redemption in your book and in the interview that you and I did back in September, there's lessons here that, you know, certainly are part of your motivation for telling your story all these years later you didn't have to finally do this. And there is part of this that was kind of for your own I think peace of mind and inner peace, but this other aspect of it is that you wanted to further some of these issues, you want to bring back some of these programs to the prison system where people can get on an education release or a work release. There's a lot of these things and it got lost, I think, for some people because of their harsh reactions of vitriolic or judgmental reactions, which I understand. And I'm not judging anybody for their judgment or the way they reacted. I understand that people took the story in a variety of ways. Some criticism that came up though Larry, I definitely understood and you've kind of touched on some of it. That you hadn't reached out to the family of Edward David white ahead of time and didn't tell them. And so they were as The New York Times story a month later, put it out there. They were blindsided by by my story by your disclosure in my story. The times did a story a month later as I said, they spoke to several family members. They were pretty anguished about it. You and your reps declined comment, I should note for that piece, but there was another piece that just ran a few days ago before you and I are taping this. That you and the family did meet on, I believe December 17th with David white's sister and his son and daughter and you did speak to the times for that story I should note, give me a little sense of how that meeting finally came about and what that meant for you and for them to be in a room together discuss. So I have to go back to your story because you including mister Weiss name was really what opened this all up because to your point I hadn't mentioned this name. And to my I should have, I should have reached out to the family. I acknowledge that, but your story actually opened the door and then The New York Times story, even though it had some maybe negative connotations to it, it really did allow the connection because we reached out to the reporter who and asked if he would put us in contact with the family. Because up to that point up until the time that New York Times article ran, we still hadn't made contact. We were trying. We had a private investigator who was looking to try to track down because we had no idea who from the family was still around or what the situation was. So that really in hindsight was a positive thing because it opened up the door and allowed us to make the connection through the reporter. We reached out and asked if they would be willing to meet with us. They were. And it was an amazing situation for me. Walking into the meeting, I was nervous. I was anxious and didn't know what to expect from him. And I'm sure it was the same on their side. You know, the meeting started out. I sat down and you know expressed my sorrow and remorse for what I had done in the pain that I caused their family. And they then each spoke their feelings shared their feelings and then but at the end of each one of them speaking and sharing their feelings, they said, but I forgive you. And to me, if nothing else comes out of this book, that is the most important thing for me personally. I'm still hoping that other people can benefit from this and that was the reason we did it. But for me, personally, having that forgiveness from the family, it means everything to me. And it's the most important thing that could have come out of this. After we talked about after day art, said the peace and forgave we talked about how we would work together to memorialize mister white. And we're in the process of doing that right now. We're in the process of working that out right now. At the end of the meeting, they each hug me and I couldn't have asked for anything more than that to have their forgiveness to have them, you know, say that, you know, they forgive me and they want to move on together and figure out how we can heal together from this. So the meeting could not have gone better from my perspective. Yeah. I imagine that must have been a very emotional and emotionally taught room and you know I don't know how long you guys were there, how long this conversation lasted, but..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"But this movie this actually like a pretty like the rock is real compelling and it stuff's good and it's a remake of Buford pasta or something. They carried around. Joe don baker care to bat with him and he smacked everybody and as well as movies. It's of course. It's not going to get critical acclaim. So it's not gonna be eighty percent but i don't know twenty three or possible like fifty nine fifty five because it wasn't a bad action movie i'd the rock and they're not going to give it great notices because it's just this kind of movie which i don't like by the way we go. Hey this kind of movie so can't be one hundred. One hundred every category should be able to have a potential hundred hampered by genre right. I'm going to say fifty seven percent. Sixty one fifty. Walking tall is rotten. Twenty six twenty seven or something like that people had at sixty see there. Being snobs like it was fine just for fun. What was the score of the score of traffic gorgeous. Well do you want us to reveal that so we can't use it in a future game. Forty four twenty thousand move forty four all right. I can sleep at night. I didn't know it was that i don't know that low. I thought it was nice. Yeah all right. Scores are and we have a winner most importantly though we have a loser ball. Brian sixty two man bringing up the rear leaving. Adam and gina gina. You're a winner in my book in this game. You got second place with sixty the ace man on top of the podium where he belongs with thirty nine single going to that last one again eight. That happened happened the time before. I had a good run going last. One screwed me all right. Hey geiko do your own durant you do one or the other right you know. It's hard work out their own owning..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"That great are the writers. That great is glee. That great like is john. No kane clinch. Yeah that's what the fans call themselves. Sure that people who like it are super into it. And i mean her character is kinda fun evil. All right remember. Made the case for being the most underpaid after in hollywood ca everything she does get better as a result of her being in. It seems that way like her. Her senior movie was fantastic and one of the best seems. The movie was Yeah i'm glad you liked it. And she was great like she knew she owned it like she had a whole bunch of technical stuff to remember. And she memorized ole shitty independent film. And i don't know why she even gave a shit and she was there and she was ready to go and she was nice as hell or bitchy agent when let she she had to go un credited because every agents horrible in this town but She was sweet. She was right there and never complained. Or anything you're begrudging are her moment in the sun moments moments. No i'm happy for. But i mean it's just glee whenever there's an award show just nothing but glee also a lot of social network yup and couldn't happen. Oh by the way. I had a weird little moment. i I was sitting around on sunday David gell golden globes was about noon and i was looking at Jesse eisenberg's Email that he sent me. He sent email while because i told him to was standing. Stan i was standing backstage of the tonight. Show just chatting with him and Not backstage but backstage backstage. Like in front of his dressing room and We're just talking. And i asked him if he was in town. And where he lived in new york and blah blah blah and. I said you know christoph. Waltz came in and sat down with us and i said kristof next embassy. You you'll be holding the holding the oscar. Any laugh teams a gentleman all that stuff and next time he came back in town. Sure enough told me oscar. So i said You know jesse you want an oscar. This year combined do the podcast. And we'll give you some of the mojo and he was real sweet guy real nice guy wanna call him a kid because young but it was sweet. And he said he's fan and blah blah blah. And i said well. I said Once you give me your email and You know we'll exchange information and You know when you're in town combined do the podcast so It straight and that was a couple of weeks ago and it was just sitting on my computer. Just suggesting his email and so He just emailed me his email. So i was just sitting around seven sitting on my computer and yesterday or sunday about Noon i was just sitting around. I was looking at his thing and i thought I bet he's in town for the golden globes. He must be in town. It must be. I'm i'm stupid like i didn't know there nominated for all the stuff are nominated for so i just thought you know i'm gonna shoot them an email and i'll shoot him an email that says Hey come down and do the podcast and You know if not we can come to you. We've done that before and we'll we'll show at the hotel. It's fun it's easy. Whatever you wanna talk about and No problem but i wasn't. I didn't mean imply today today was golden globe. Did we supposed to be hanging out with jesse right now. Should be dammit. I said So i send him emails saying you know when you have some time or when you're back in town or when you're around or something like that. He emailed me back like eight minutes later. Nicely saying that well. He couldn't do it today because the golden glove. I and i felt stupid like i'm not asking you on golden globe day that day at noon. Hey what are you doing. You wanna go throw the frisbee down at the park. So guy old dude who you don't know so he said i can't do it today but i i'd like to do it and i thought oh. I sent him back when said no. I'm sorry wasn't asking for today. But just whatever and then it just starts guy got right back to me on the email the golden probably fitted for talks. And then i thought well you did do the social networks. There's a certain responsibility. He kinda got to be good on the computer. That's an email about the fact that you sent him an email. I'm not good at that. He did it well today. I did. I figured it out. Yes thank you all right Let's see one more story one more story. My favorite story A boston cat. Sorry boston cat has been called to jury. Duty sal esposito. That's the cat received. A summons after its owner received a summoned after its owner filled out some info about him on her census form. And that's the human tried to get sal out of jury duty by saying he didn't speak or understand english and she included a letter from her vet saying that the animal was a domestic short haired neutered feline. Strangely the court ruled. Sal must actually make an appearance. If the matter is not resolved he will have to report to suffolk superior crown court in boston on march twenty third and jury of his peers tabbies. Right his saying god that god damned jury duty once Thankfully i was tossed off. And i want no part in that system. I wish they've just let a computer or chicken or something. figure out. someone's guilt or innocence. I i don't want the why should well weird way. You're you're you. Punish people who decide what punishment should be meted out because you've ruined their lives for last month all the people on the jury that just shows that your life is not in a bad way at all. Because i'm the kind of person who i was working a job and got called to jury duty and i was like yes i work day and all the salting saltines i can eat some tunes i can eat and i'll i'll talk to some strangers. Well no i mean all i did was sit there with my laptop blogging jury duty day one and i never even got called onto a case. I just got to get out of work furniture. Lille i had the worst The worst jury duty timing ever. Which is i think the first year we did the radio kayla's sex or maybe the second year. Our christmas vacation started in our last day of work was like you know friday the seventeen or something before we came back you know after the first and my jury duty was the following monday so literally. The first day of my christmas vacation was the first day i had to report down to Van is which is a punishment enough. All right so we do a little Made up movie Allison you know this works. It's been explained to me all right. The following is a presentation of jeremiah. According to an ancient mayan prophecy in the year twenty eleven hero would rise to turn your movie. Titles into blockbusters that eero is adam corolla and that could be and this is made Movie let me float this one quickly before we get into the made up movies but before we get into the fake made up movies. Let me give you an actual made up. A real made up movie that i was thinking about. When it's tonto on bill simmons podcast last week How about this. The year is twenty twenty one. I like it already ten years from now we have a By the way black female jewish president who's confined to a wheelchair now and Here's the deal. Oh by the way. We're going to give Motorhead tickets away to One of the college no moving. Here's the movie We're we're we're getting progressive enough now. We're going to take all the guys. Combatants that are in guantanamo bay. And we're going to try them on the mainland and this is something we've been talking about anyway. Obama was talking about it and it's got a little air actually almost all kinds of essential as wherever it is kinda and so we take these. You know the the the scariest guys or oh by the way since. It's in the future. Since in the future. We can show the second attack that took place in two thousand seventeen where we showed the 'plain bridge being destroyed and the eiffel tower being destroyed. Actually probably a good thing and The statue of liberty. Mount rushmore plane..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"She gives interviews. I don't have a lot of female friends. 'cause you're a fucking con- you're a fucking bitch By the way chelsea is good friends with jennifer aniston. The two of them have talked about going on vodka. Fueled manhunts together and were recently snapped together in kabul over thanksgiving chelsea jennifer aniston. Bff's yup really. Yeah there's something wrong with chelsea handler. And i can't put my finger on it and i don't want to put my finger in it but i figure out what's wrong with her and there's something and i just semi semi-freedom guests on morning show. I know my Not particularly hilarious. Right not bad. I don't feel like she was made for the morning life. You know what i'm saying. Okay so that's your answer. I feel like she. Much better suited to the nighttime. Yeah all aspects. All comedians argon news for all aspects of life. I mean didn't seem like she was more awake and yeah that's true true. Yeah loose it. Yeah neither the danny. That's why cottage cheese during the show. But i disagree. Danny definitely seemed happy to be no he. He didn't like to sleep because usually would not off every hour. Your sleep is an hour. you're not smoking. I mean. I've seen the guys i've seen. I've seen you know how like you know. Like notre dame but say like play like champions above that that would be his motto above his bed. Smoke like champions. No every hour is asleep as an hour not smoking. It was nice embroidery rather be hiking boxing jam. When they're like you know for when you're relaxing somebody else's training right right sure says paraphrase at the boxing isn't the goal of boxing champ closing. Okay well. I don't know if you guys saw this facebook news. A lot of people are changing their facebook profiles this week to cartoon characters A facebook campaign which purports to fight child abuse by asking users to change their profile picture to that of their favorite cartoon character has now run into some controversy. it got nearly ninety thousand fans. Everybody was doing it But the unofficial campaign really. Nice my chester. The molester said that the group of the spca had nothing to do with this and what's more rooms are now sweeping the net claiming the campaign is actually a smokescreen for pedophile. Hoping to identify young children so they this is how they break it down. If they're like. Hey change your profile to one of your favorite cartoons as a kid and you put betty boop. Okay press on. You're probably forty. Forty five if you put dora or spongebob squarepants hello. I'd like to be your friend. Yeah so that's the warning they're doing please change it back. let's police kill these pedophile. Please conversation with kevin hench over lunch today when we're always just trying to figure out where just a couple of atheist trying to figure out a way to thin the herd and i don't know he was researching vasectomies and he said No we ought to do is also was his Come on the tits. notion his His african Well i sort of took it and turned it. We are the kind of thing but Trying to turn a thin the populist down a little bit we you know we. He said You know of a sect amies like twelve hundred bucks. Fourteen hundred bucks and i said we should be given these things out and we should be given out for free and as a matter of fact then said you know how they'll do that thing in south central every once in a while ago man. You got a handgun. Turn it in. We'll give you a free toy or we'll give you two hundred dollars and the whole community. Everyone just piles in and turns in their handguns and they walk away with train sets or the two hundred bucks. Why not do that with vasectomy. Why not just say the guy an. We're giving them out like we got a bookmobile type van we're coming. We're coming to your neighborhood like the mobile. Mammogram thing does get a gig. They're just we're coming out you one of a second. We're giving you one. All you fucked up dads who don't want to take care of your kids and we're gonna molest kids or have your kids molested because you're not around to protect them. So we're giving out victories. And by the way the price would go from fourteen hundred bucks to two hundred and ninety nine bucks like that if we really just up. There's a thousand bucks or so standing in between a lot of guys who to me and don't and i'm not saying force it on anyone or go like hey you're You've been unemployed for more than six months. The second me when i'm in charge. Yes if you want one and you're poor we'll give you one you think it would be required for members of nambla. That'd be nice. We have the song by the way. Think rich banks put on. When i was trying to hold on a second. I've tried to figure out a way to cure all the problems in africa. And they will you know. Give them more rice and more grain. Get more mosquito nets. let's get some angelina. jolie they'll go there and adopt someone. I should have could just implement the tradition culturally of finishing on the bosom versus inside. Were within the heard. A little bit amen. And we wouldn't have to send over the blankets and the malaria pills and angelina. Jolie wouldn't have anyone to adopt her brood. So rich banks came up with this nope and wars that killed at brick good screwed doing still black rapid dry coming on the white stain. No more fact of grain or mosquito bet coming on the drops on her chest like paratroopers instead just finishing up her simple do with dick then leaves man pace downturn tips coming on the tip coming on the tips coming on the tits coming down here. Mashing it up. Yeah that is good stuff. Better talk out a little bit. Like taco ironically named taco. All all right gina. Why want You don't you hold on. I m what'd you think of that. Song isaak's yes. Sorry is do you like that. Well g agree. I know it sounds like a joke. But don't you agree if Guys did a little less finish inside a little more finish on the outside. Wouldn't have to send a news crew over there from sixty minutes every other fucking day to cover whatever malaria our scurvy or parvo. Or whatever breaking out over there tom. Now there wouldn't be anyone to ethnically cleanse all right so maybe taco had it right. Okay thank you. Isaac house having good. Good okay okay. Half a good thing. Okay good i just kind of rock in it with the harp and the chain mail up there feel like wearing a chain vast in sleeping on a cloud doesn't sound smart and feel like yeah you'd fall through on airplane or something. Yeah yeah okay. I do you get you get. Send heaven wearing that shark mash Vast ears okay. All right isaac you've been listening to the show enjoining. Sometimes you like rob schneider right now. What rob's are come on other saying their movies and then come on. Snl you like snl. No okay all right. Listen we'll agree to disagree on this one okay. I think it's good to i. Now larry miller is supposed to come in. Larry shady wanted to go home and watch it jets game. I said no. No no no no hold on isaac. But then i realize we're going on. Let's bring larry. I'll tell you what let's take a quick break. We'll sort this out and we'll be. Is that cool isaac. Yeah we'll be right back after this. Hey geiko do you own durant. Will you do one or the other right. you know. it's hard.
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Half-hearted jump and a full blown launch. There's that sort of launch you do. Where you're trying to protect yourself and launch yourself and then there's a full blown fit launch. I'm travis strana right into a foam bucket. I'm launch. I'm trying a new trick. Bom launches herself and runs in launches. So she so ballsy and nutty. She's like move back. Move back back. Go back but she doesn't say back. She says she says not so forward more less forward. You know it's weird kids. They're lying which is weird. Like not for much less for less for so. I step back last part though it. Just keep and she's insane so i do it and then i'd lean for a scoop. Shot grab because as way out of range at a certain point and then scoot yup and grabbing a certain point. She says a ballsy little bit. She's like get your back against the closet. She's telling me get back. Get back and i go. Okay and i'm doing. Some math are the carpet. I got some padding and we're on a sub floor. It's not a slab and she's tough as nails. So i go all right. My back's against the clause. She goes here. I come daddy and she goes she dives and i just watch your crashing part right right at my feet. Are you serious. I got took a dig like a face plant. She did say diego. D- yeah thank you. I know someone else's in the house or not she took a running leaping. She didn't bullet. She didn't put her hands crack dive. No i mean she was diving like she was jumping from one building to the net and i thought i thought her feet would land i but they sorta was more her knees. That landed person. I knew were on some new carpet and scrappy but she h it and then grabbed her. Need collect started bawling and screaming. Calloway style that. I was like saying they're going. I thought it was easier valuable lesson about live and got like i tried it with daddy and she wasn't blaming me she just. She was kind of blaming herself. But i thought i definitely let her eat shit on this one on purpose and i don't really think there's any lesson learned or taught or so was it. I don't trust you anymore. Daddy now it was. Just my fucking knee hurts. That's all that's all it was. And i immediately felt like an ass wipe out immediately but i thought i don't know why this is. I'm imparting wisdom or something. When i really was just but did your heartbreak as dancing. Your little girl riding and pain on the ground and clutching her knee. Yes i felt Felt horrible put. A little neo spun on that. Yeah yeah give it a little give it a multiple kisses and she was backup and diving off the bed. No time and i was cheating forward but I don't know what got into me but it seemed like i don't know it seemed like good like turn of the century parenting at the time. Like all right. You wanna learn like one of those things are you know. Grandpa say like You want to drink some whisky and then you just drink it until the kid throws up all right now. You learned a lesson about drinking whisky like when you let them pick their own switch from the backyard. Yes like that. One of the factors in your vision was she's scrappy new carpet. I didn't feel like she out. Yeah all right gina. Do you have Some news before we bring the great. Larry miller sure i sure do and i just wanted to show you really fast. I tried to dress pretty for you today. Thank you very much. I were dolly parton earrings for you. There's dolly that's right. Yeah so there you go..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"The following is made possible by jeremiah weed. He knows the last name of quarterback for the nineteen seventy-eight rams but not his nanny. If you wanna nobel prize he'd never ask you about it. He greets his own father with. It's nice to meet you. Here's the least interested man in the world and this is no your latkes. Yeah i tried to move through this life without too much baggage. You know what i mean. Mission accomplished like last names and birthdays. And things like that. You know what. I mean right or even food allergies probably I just try to skim through life. I don't sweat the details. My friends used to say so This is where we used to do this on the radio. This is where You guys Well we take this group of people that have worked with for many years. And then i'm humiliated. I can't answer questions. Like what color is their hair. And then they feel good too. Oh they're delighted by morale. Thank god already. Got one question right. Bryan thank you. We got five questions for you and we're going to consider three out of five a win all right and you guys can bet on this by the way. Go ahead which staffer has never eaten red meat. I guess the question is do. I know that is the question sort trivia but i would say probably guess this I believe in you. You believe in that you can do it okay. Now let's do process of elimination I'm going to go with blast girl that is correct. Do you know her name now. Splice ago we won't count that. What shouldn't he get partial points. I got which underling is half chinese and half german. I don't wanna answer guys gamble on this gambling on whether we think you're going to get it or not. Yes for the third time. What our steaks. I think he will. You'll get this ready. Well it's the guy who i thought when when they said matt fonda lear was my sistan. It's the guy this guy. I thought my wife was talking about the entire time and it turned out to different dude. So somebody's stuck out in your head though yeah I'm going to say his name as plasterboard. I love it Now unless his. Name's matt i don't know it is. His name is logan that logan. What about that other dude. What else logan have home was easy half chinese and half german now. oh what's the other dudes. What's his nationality chris christie filipino. And yeah well. Yeah well there. You go actually mentioned that filipino. And what was filipino filipino. Doing in the building. I said no. I said i know only half bloods did my policy. Pure breeds travel. Hit displays. ya one out of two. Yes all right logan. I was thinking about chris. We got admit. Chris you now got one of those you know. It's a heritage that you don't necessarily trust either way. Refrain from using ethnic slurs. Listen i didn't know logan to eat red meat. So shoot me watson. Okay not counting. Bod ball. Brian and the film vault Which staffer has their own podcast about movies and say not counting bald brine in the film vault which dan i. I think you won't get this. Oh oh yeah all right you guys are gonna have to think about this. I don't even know that. So i do you guys are running mike joffe that is incorrect and that is matt matt matt. The one who is your assistant is a. He has a podcast. It's called there will be spoilers. Dot wordpress.
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"No you're i didn't even though anyway. There's the there's only fifteen questions. Right by the way i don't there's only fifteen situation or situation variances and vessel really sworn it was so many seem step it up. Yes talk more. The point is i think really what i'm walking away from. That situation thinking is before. I have sex with someone and i'm thinking yeah or talked to bristol palin yeah okay as i've said you know people feel the need to put her down and say she's not qualified. She shouldn't made it this far. But she's the ultimate ultimate slap in the face. Which is she goes to a party with her. Mom and every partied rather fucker. Mom and i know that happened with you and your mom. You wouldn't be happy about it. Well my mom actually i. i have a milky mom. I talked about this. Yes and your mom is hot to. Yes but i don't go to parties with her. But here's the thing. And i actually heard jessica says and then like this and i related. I have always felt a bit of pride when people tell me that my mom's hot Even though it's gross. 'cause i'm like well now you know that i'm gonna acorn doesn't fall too far from the tree right. That's what i'm hoping they'll realize With that sure. But no. But i mean if people were if i felt like they were like beating off to my mom. That's now i love. Do you think i'm washing down. The that wasn't creamer her. Get to the bottom of that to. Here's something about absence though as stupid as this. Psa is you can imagine people being like well. We just wanna make it part of the dialogue. Get people talking. And i feel like absence is the one thing where no matter how much people talk about it. It's not gonna make it more popular like people talk about it. Yeah do shit now. It doesn't it just a look. People should be realistic just Put on a kind of that's about it. That's about as far as much ground as we could hope to cover all right. Shall we Wrap the news for now. Okay all right. let's do that. We almost got a whole store. With alison rosen coming up. We're going to do a little a meet your latkes or do you know. You're lacking got the first as ben stiller movie. Work it out. Tommy john this summer soak up the sun. Not your own sweat. Tommy john cool cotton fabric to three times cooler than your regular cotton. Get a pair of new. Tommy john underwear and let your buns breathe for change. Dozens of comfort innovations like breathable lightweight..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"And also it's a chick mix in. There looks very heavy on the coronation. Whatever flavor with saying it was just kramer within possibly mattie mad. She was leaving is. I was pulling up. She wears sick. She looked caffeinated. Just the tiny amount of cap nation. You'd get from a mug. That's that's just a drop of coffee with caffeinated and she flew out of here. She knows wrong right well. She's probably mexico right now right. Somebody's gotta go after right. Yeah dog bounty hunter get her back here. We get those guys from terriers. Yeah let's get those guys. Yeah all right so matty with the lipstick and the and the super bad mix. You're on the coffee. The people that like coffee except for like it so much it has to taste like irish cream right right right and then what would explain the black coffee. That was a dude. That's a dude's mixed. Yeah there's a dude this like i'm tough. I like my coffee. His crap. I know and a lot of by the way any waiters or waitresses out. There don't do the thing it's very Emasculating where do the thing where you go. You're at the diner and you could have some coffee. And they go i share. How do you like that black. And you wanna go. Yeah court of of bosom milk and a pound of equal like about. Don't go how do you like it and then answer for me to stop it. How do you like it right. I figure feel like there's a lot of people like what do you want on. That hot dog mustard relish on that. And then let me fill in that gap for you as they're pushing you towards like their conception of house house those it looks like you would take healthy and i always feel like a check. 'cause i was go you know normally do take black but this time i had that experience i like melted rocky road ice cream on top of the go through the phase where he tried to drink it black. I do on occasion. Yes sorry ball brian. You're on a flight. i was on a flight stewardess. Like coffee please. And she was like sure One cream on sugar two of each. Yeah but then. Helen copy still not as good as black airline. They never give you enough of my coffee with like a pound of splendid in their cher. And they just give you one or taking off my list because there's no splendor in that mug. How would you be able to tell. I did a chemical tests centrifuge right now. remove the molecule separate it trivia. Though i got talked to my tech. I got a call in to say dexter. I got saying the old guy from quincy guy from may be better gonna find. I get to the bottom of that black mug now. There's a mugging with black coffee as well. just yeah. yeah there's some cowboy walking around here. Yeah get the box guilty. Blame danni for that all right. All right the The palin story yes oh yeah okay so dude shoots tv. Because he's angry or so palin and then there's this amazing my sink where will you be. Who snap up your hands baby. Yeah so okay. There's an amazing. Psa right now featuring bristol palin and situation from jersey shore where they are extolling the virtues of abstinence. Have you heard this But to be fair situation defines absences coming on the tests. Isn't that what it is. That's why defied it really so situation. Yes this guy goes out for grenades. You've wait wait. I'm sorry you find more ironic. That he's stolen talking about abstinence bristol palin well she has the product of having sex. She was impregnated right but she was impregnated. Probably through having sex with that one dude levi levi in alaska but her. She doesn't have as seal of a tv show dedicated to her going out four nights a week and fucking strangers. Okay perhaps in hot to say it's a good show. Perhaps say their extolling. The virtues of abstinence is is not fair. They are just talking about how people should well. The slogan is pause. Before you play. What can i say..
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"August ninth twenty twenty one the end curls. Just take in a week off. It's dark week. We take off and go on a little vacation. Adam corolla goes racing and we'll be back next week but don't worry some great highlights of the atom cruel show over twelve years of podcasting history. So we got you covered all week long. My name's chris. Lots of monitor the executive producer of the adam corolla show and with me as always corolla archivist superfan. Giovanni it's too bad. Almost all podcasters take this week off to go to monterey race. Cars third almost every single one. But don't worry let's get going with a clip. We're gonna take everyone back to twenty ten brian bishop. Alison rosen was in studio and bobby lease slated to come on this episode to adam cruel show four forty nine part one. Bobby else rosen. Brian bishop is one is from november of twenty ten. I believe it's bobby. Second appearance after guesting on the acs four met with theresa. This is allison was still trying out. Is one of the girls potentials Before becoming the permanent news girl or twenty eleven onward. Checking up adams guest today. Comedian bobby lee. Plus alison rosen on news ball brian on sound effects and around. No you're latkes and now the end result of billions of years of evolution. adam corolla. Yeah it all got to get it on no choice but to get it on mandate did it on. Good day ball brian. That's right day. Alison rosen oh nice to meet you right. Well actually yeah. Twelve years ago four years ago all right. Yeah we can press the reset button. Yeah she was. Destiny's child change quite a bit very forgettable. Hanaa el forgettable. Where we're your. We're we're in la universal studios Yeah yeah we have difficulty getting tickets to the shows. It was great working for that piece of shit network. Whatever in the case. I went back today and i read the transcript of the interview because i knew i was going to be here. Wow that's dedication right jessica. Golden didn't do that bitch. Tina grad into that did she well. She can't sit down. Because i sit up because this is where but yes. We'll give them a free pass but so anyway in the interview. Many years ago after the forgettable hand job Mum i was asking you sort of shenanigans. It happened backstage at the show. Ninety eight yeah. I was like four years old. And and you're like they don't even let me backstage. I can tell you about what happened front stage so my point is you are bitching about mtv. Then well we would have difficulty getting tickets to the show even though we were very successful and on their network right but mtv's sort of works that way comedy central's a lot that way as well. It's kind of weird. Do they claim that like. Oh we don't know what happened. We lost them or do they. Are they straightforward about the fact that they are not going to let you into their things. There's two approaches that entities networks radio stations cable outlets have their sort of two postures. There's a oh my god thank you for helping us be successful. And there's a without us. You wouldn't be on tv mtv and k rock for many years out here in los angeles. They had much the same posture. Which is we make you into a celebrity. You're not a celebrity. That comes onto our network. We make you a celebrity carson daley or whoever else we're dealing with and if we want to pull the plug we'll pull the plug and you can go back to selling vw's at mckenna. They w irvine. I feel like that's just a show biz posture so frequently because so many people want to be involved in show business and that people are willing to work for free that it's so easy for them to just take that attitude. Yeah i mean they're doing everyone a favor there and they are except for somewhere around season three when you have a very successful show on their network. They should change their posture. A little bit right. I hope they're listening now. And i hope they felt bad. I'm sure they don't and now. I'm sure they're not but Anyway blow me. Mtv and comedy central has got a lot of that rolling in as well kind of weird but Said but true. That's a cable. I just. I've never really encountered anyone in a position of power and i sound really better and i feel that's your thing being better. Well positive way. I've never really encountered anyone in a position of power in show business who didn't abuse it or act as if they were doing you a favor. I really like. My ass has not been sufficiently kissed. i mean i'm probably not the ass kissy level yet. I hope to get there one day the next day. Yeah why not start today. Yeah brian do. You heard me all right here. We go start kissing ass. Let's go all right so Yeah ask thank you coming. Thank you and of course if i were. I like I like your hair. Oh this hair hanging off my head. It looks very nice on you and allison by the way. Rosen has a few as long as we're kissing ass these. She has herself a little show called that. Alison rosen is your best friend best friend. Yeah it's on you stream. Yes and Interactive and you can find her. At alison rosen dot com and also an. Oh eight one. New york's funniest reporter award and That ain't ill then you know that's not Illinois and that's not Iowa that's that's that's the home of comedy right homa funny reporters. Yes when you think new york you think hilarious weather people. That's pretty good. But i wanted two thousand eight and now we're in two thousand ten and i'm still talking about it and i feel like i need to just sort of keep adding more years on it because if it's two thousand fourteen i wanted in two thousand twelve with the i bring up Being all central valley high school football about four or five times an hour. Maybe you want to change it to like you are all. That was the one thousand nine hundred eighty s sports thing was like a couple of years ago. That was eighty one. He said. believe me you got no prowling. Take it away from you. Know our remapping. That i do i do you have to deduct the eight hours. I sleep a night. And then we've that into the equation for our average twenty four hour arun slept last. You could mention it more. You know what my wife is suggested that. Maybe she was being facetious. I gotta i gotta think about that all right. Should we do a little news i can. I can bitch a little bit. My god i had to do I got this book. That's out so i had to do the radio. Junket thing and I did the You know get up at six. Am and do the radio junkie thing in the podcast last night so i went to bed a little bit late and my daughter woke up about five five fifteen throwing up all over self evidently had too much drink last night and i i. You know the thing that the only thing worse than having that early wake-up thing is when somehow you get woken up now you woken up five minutes before the early. Wake up thing. It's not great but it's it's five minutes and if we get woken up three hours before they wake up thing all right. Don't go back to bed but if you get woken up somewhere in the forty five minute to our range before you have the early wake-up you're screwed. That's when you do your best sleep..
The Adam Carolla Show
"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Wow i thought it was just lost. Or frankie valli hair and it was john radar after his. Say john is reading. It says john. Ritter frankie valli across. I don't know why that was written on there. You must've looked at the paper before the show anyway very easily playing the game. You go eighty-five-year-old black blues musician or blowhard running for local political office. This is easy. I would always go with the eighty-five-year-old midget musician. I cannot stand anyone running for any office. Because i think they're seriously out of their minds. People like you and me all of us here are supposed to be the crazy people in the world and showbusiness greater people. I don't think so. I think anyone who wakes up in the morning looks in the mirror and says maybe i'll lead really think about politicians. I mean the guy running for district. Select the guy running for vice. President is a horrible individual. How about guys running a constituency of basically his call the sack. Yeah you may be right on this one. You may be right. You're all can. I say rules are rules. Larry miller everybody. The great larry miller. You can find emmet. Larry miller comedy dot com. Larry miller humor humor dot com sir and also on the ace broadcasting network on this week with larry miller which they can download for free on itunes. I'm so sorry. Larry but thank you for coming once again. Showed a lot of a lot of guts showing your face around. Larry and you can hear them right here on the network. Thanks so much larry. Sorry.
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"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Panther comes out. Please please pants sixty percent of the time. I saw that from real bits of all right. Well you're right. It's a risky risky comedy. I mean there is. There's know cartoons in that. There's there's everything kitchen sink. As i've said from a guys made a couple. It's this fear of you. Just gonna look at it and go. I guess we were wrong about the ingredients or i can't argue with ingredients but this is not a great aunt. Yeah and there's always that that risk and and so when you shoot shoot like fat lot. Lot of improv. Lots of fun. So there's the blueprint which is the script and you gotta make sure that's good and i'll get to takes of the script right because we've worked really hard on it and the actors study their lines but then we go off. So i'll i'll find like a run that maybe we when me and my writing partner brendan. O'brien were writing it. We can't put this in the movie But on the day have them do it because who knows is a house. I've never worked with will ferrell the nicest human being alive. He's so sweet and like you turn on the u turn on cameras and he turns into like somebody else. It's awesome. Yeah he's so gifted and it's nice when the gifted guys can just be nice. You can just enjoy your success or don't have to have the really good like why why he's so mean like it's not say nobody says that about will but also weird because it's the calm it's comedy. Yeah you know why. I don't know i don't know maybe it's a jim carey or eddie murphy. Or something like why. Why must we deal with this comedy. Just make people laugh. It's just the greatest gift of all. Collect your millions of dollars and then go home near palace. It's not sitting a great comedic environment when somebody's deriving alex. Exactly i mean. I definitely the set. There's no jerks that's that's very carefully orchestrated. Just don't want anybody who's who's throwing fed will and amy and jason soukous. They're so cool that everybody else you know wants to hang out and wants to have a good time i think for will. It comes from a place of joy rather than pain you know for certain. Comedians we forgot about Mariah carey on the news. So did we. That was A little a little a little diva into the stay calm. Yeah what was can you. Shed live not not to throw. Can i let me let me andrew. Let me say yes sir. i don't. i'm not one of these people that likes to suck stuff out of people and get them into trouble. But i have had this policy. And i've told people thank i've told this because their wives get pissed he's got a mouth full of them in you. I stole people this all the time. You can simply say what happened. And then they can decide who the pitches or who the dick is. You know. I've had my problems with kevin smith but all ever done is explain. Exactly what kevin smith did to me and then they can go. Why are you being a douche. Talking smack about comes with. I'm not talking smack about. I'm explaining to you exactly what he did to me. And then user throbs conclusion that he's a huge. But what would we be doing if we didn't explain what happened. And so now you have artistic freedom and you can explain what happened mariah carey. She gave me the business. That's all i can say. Gave me the business. She went twenty business Showed up a little late. It was tough. It was heard well talking about it for a first time. Director make requests and then get them made fun of in front of whole crew. Wow for some friendly hazing as be fair. No rain news. As like mariah carey said that we've all marvel their specials and our uso shows with all the comedy bits bits all that spring to mind. Yeah hump. i'm proud of myself though. I you know i. I've worked at a mental health. A really institute. Yeah yeah between high school and college. So i got a thick skin. I've said schizophrenics have said some really mean stuff to me. Well the thing that's difficult is when people say things to you of any kind in in private you can have a choice. Yeah of how how you respond and usually for me. It's the path of least resistance. Yeah so if you said to me. h-have You made Gino greece minnelli's joke and and it was just me and him and billy bush. I would pretend to laugh and then leave the trailer but if you said it i wouldn't think it was funny. I would just go let that guy. I think what he's thinking. I don't want don't need to confront him and the trailer. But if you had a whole group of people around. I would have to go. That's not funny. You should say that. And whatever. Because now i have a group of people i mean. I mean this joke. Why don't we just plug for more and get the whole week off from this day. Four p. known as gary bit. Gary greece manelli. Joe so i did. The opposite of everyone is watching you. And she's doing it on set. What do you do. I go all right. That's all we're doing. Just ignore it. I did not. I did not take it head on I just ignored it. I had a plan. And i needed to get certain shot and need to get a certain way and i just pretended i didn't hear and she's tough. I am adam. Hold this stand up. Nails all the stock for one seconds. Gary i literally can off air question for no way around this but they do not have half engine stock you would have to order. It would not come until the sixth however they have three eight and the gentleman believes it would work. Tell them to get threats. Got thank you. You're saying we buying we. Why don't we just plug for more and get the whole week. The first time he said all right do we have a. We have a clip of the grease man. Do we do we do. Not we gotta read here. Why don't we just talk for the whole week. I'd want someone else. I want something. I'll look class. i don't need. Yeah that's right. I don't think anybody. I'll give me any money. Look.
The Adam Carolla Show
"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"A big scary guy with the square jonah buzz-cut it's got a dog that does is bidding and probably ultra secure about it. These guys probably getting fucking tired of being called the two wheelers. I had one of them. When i was in grade school down a little bell on yours. Yeah baskets basket. Where's toto the canine guys. Were probably the most well adjusted. You're probably on something you know. You got the dog the speak softly and carry a big stick mentality and the german shepherd here they just walk over to the back of the crown fake. Open the back door and go get them boy and just walked back to light. A cigarette angelina. Jolie has stepped into the fray. She's condemning the burning of the koran right. Now she's in pakistan touring the flood-hit areas. She says she's hardly has the words that somebody would do that to somebody's religious book well to be fair to most these celebrities. Somebody must come up and ask them right. Sure she'll probably getting interviewed about the pakistani flood victims and they say by the way you heard about this right and then in which case you have to throw out a few good choice words in a can't be come c- consi- who gives a shit or whatever you have to say like. This is a tragic and sad. That's been done and then you move on. Yeah i know you guys both love that. Espn show thirty for thirty. Oh man just got done watching the to pock one with my vegas tyson. Two-pack unbelievable to one of these guys where it's just like it's like he's really he's he's he's black john maher. What for every one. Good thing he does. He does a shitty thing. You know like you go like you. Just sit there and watch to park and you go man. I love that guy and then you go man. I hate that guy. It's one of these things where it's like. He's he's he. He loves his mama. And it's a weird thing in the black community like when you love the shit out of your momma and you'll love the shit out of your grandma and your auntie and your sister and all that kind of stuff but then you treat women like shit all the time. Like what the fuck up with that. And i mean like you love and respect them you love respect your mom. And she did all the blah blah blah. and then. he's like. I don't know i don't know if the charges of sodomy and the whatever and the hotel room at the other guy and new york but i'm sure mama whatever he did mama probably wouldn't have been proud wasn't treating her like a lady and then he got shot down at the recordings a recording studio like later on that that night or something like he went to trial and then he went and got. I don't know whatever became of the trial. Maybe when you get shot fifteen times they go back burner that baby. I don't know if i don't know was getting put in jail. Let out the take turns visiting each other in jail. They did this thing to pack and entice. And i think to pock used to visit tyson in jail but then tyson used to call to park and go like hey man you got to reel it in a little bit. Which is insane. That's like fucking keith. Moon knocking on your hotel room door when you've twenty-three and go and keep it down a little hand for am trying to shut out here type to mellow out that. Wow i know you'd have to take a good long. Look at yourself and your maori tattoos in the mirror. Tyson says biggest regret is that he never smoked weed with to pack of quote. He always wanted me to smoke weed with him. And i never did it and i wish i did the same thing on death but biggest regret Here's a little snippet. If you didn't see it i'm sure it's going to be running on. Espn of one night in vegas..
The Adam Carolla Show
"larry miller" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"I Before we get to the show once a day to ball brian. Good day to teresa strasser kid. Day adam is it penn as well as looking to calendar south it was coming out that ralphie let them laugh along lavrov and he gave me a quarter of a vicodin. Once right out of his pocket ralphie has a lot of rain when it comes to his laugh. You'll hear you want to know how he makes the vikings in a quarter. Vikings puts a whole one in his pocket and exhales. He can do eights as well if you like the app out of the other three quarters. Yeah alright so. Teresa strasser ball brian. How you've been baby so good to be back. I can't fucking wait to swear. Yeah oh it's hard after doing a podcast being on the am dial. It's just hard the crazy pace over on the. Oh my god hears thirty four seconds now after the chopper whether it's almost like our bit. Here's the thing that's weird about. Am radio which. I don't fully understand because aim a plates spinning like a lot of go into the chopper going. Only the contact stater brothers jet copter five and a lot of thrown out the time and they are tons of traffic time. Follow win dodger tickets. If you call in right please tell me your heart smiles a little bit when they just tell you at the divorce pass and you thinking i've never been to the divorce lived in. La for eleven years related zsa-zsa. That's the whole point that there's a mattress lanes and divert through the offramp blah blah. And you realize these places you never go and then you take. It's essentially it's a stake and if you took the steak any trimmed away the fat. The cartilage gristle the bone and the skin. What you'd have left is a tiny cube of red lean beef and it started off as a fred flintstone. Yes is diamond. jim. Brady cut and it's all it's left is a little cube per hour and the thing that's interesting is the. Am radio demo is probably an older demo fm now. I understand if you're programming and fm station and you know you got carson daley playing the hits for the kids or you got ryan seacrest playing the lady gaga and you got a bunch of fourteen or fifteen year olds listening going. Hey listen moving along. Because these kids were weaned on video games and computers and high speed modems and cable and blah blah blah and. it's like they don't they. Don't sit around and listen to perry como you gotta you gotta move it along whereas fifty nine year old dude. Some guys are down over there. I mean honestly. The people who listened to at least in this town and i would say most towns dennis prager rush limbaugh's and these guys these guys are all. Am older more conservative. Demographic over there and you have guys that were in the korean war conflict and they don't have that same retarded metronome that the lady gaga fans have so. Why are we hitting them with the same frenetic crazy fucking pace that we're hitting the lady i would. I would say down even more slow it down because they they're the kind of people that don't like the. Hey what's going on you when they watch your movie they'll go out to many car chases too much action. I couldn't follow. They don't to avatar. They wanna see departures right. Well actually wanna see. Clint eastwood racist to be enemies family around her car. Sentence ways but the story the one that's down. When did the am i understand. Like i said you ryan seacrest the hind it. All the time that constant relentless.
Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"
Show #56 "Cadet to Comedy" Ross Bennett Shares! - burst 02
"You started off as a west coast comic and then switched over born and raised my younger years in a small town in western new york state. Nothing like i was in florida for a number of years. I was but i was never a new york city garlic and i remember being in l. a. at the comedy store around nineteen eighty one. These new york act started to come out when they were fully formed. Here i was trying to figure out how to do this shit. And when some seinfeld coming out fully formed just just pre prepared or george george. Wallace larry miller our. If there was there was a whole group of them that came out from new york all in that same year and they all had huge success. But as you mentioned they came out having already somewhat honed at least the beginning of their sets their material on the rough stages in new york and came to l. a. a somewhat already vested and you were coming up from sam cisco in la for more just getting started at that time my attitude was. I'm going to have to get to get good someplace. And wherever i get good. If i get out to l. a. it's gonna take me another year two years working in the l. a. So i said i might as well go to la and work on getting good there. Of course. I already had like attendant of that okay. I had an act was good enough to get me into the semi-finals the san francisco comedy competition. I had an act. It was good enough. That when freeman saw me he took me right over to greg. Book made me a regular day me spot. I enacted was good enough. That i could kill at the comedy store and when mitzi called me over she said don't let that fool you. You're not funny jamil. Brutal see was brutal. I haven't heard quite like that.
Our American Stories
Educators push MPS to end contracts with the Milwaukee Police Department
"Make copies of black educators at Milwaukee public schools is now demanding that the district terminate its half a million dollar annual contract with the Milwaukee police department saying that money could be put to better use the caucus says that money should be used to hire and promote more African American teachers and to implement anti bias training for all staff chair of the black educators caucus Milwaukee and Milwaukee public schools first grade teacher Angela Harris tells TMJ four news a police officer's job to respond to incidents that happened within the community I don't think that that requires a contract between Milwaukee public schools in Milwaukee police department this decision would ultimately be up to the school board school board president Larry Miller says they are taking this request very seriously the school board has scheduled a special meeting for June eighteenth to
The Adam Carolla Show
Emmy Awards will not have a host this year
"For the fourth time in history the primetime emmy awards are going host lists. Let's trae ho buick lives and somare like that'd that'd be the equivalent of o._j. Living in south central the height of his powers you know what i mean like the people true moving up on top of the hill next mcfarland merit blonde right now danny okay. I mean he's driving through filmar. He's keeping it real because that what is the that is the barrio location out there is he going to site visit could be there definitely some taco joint their ranches out there saying that's in between chatsworth seamy santa susanna pass but do who knows so fox which carries the ceremony this year and the television academy have decided to not have a host. It's going to take place on september twenty second. They justify justify the news by saying quote. If you have a host and opening that's fifteen or twenty minutes. You can't have to salute shows the last time the went without a host was two thousand and three. They did it in ninety eight. They did it in seventy five this year's academy awards which were homeless by necessity after the whole kevin hart thing <hes> likely the inspiration after the tighter ceremony ran smoothly and saw a ratings bump so they're going to follow along
CBS Weekend News Roundup
Prince Philip tells car crash victim he is "very sorry"
"The story from CBS Larry Miller ninety seven year old Prince Philip has written to two women who were injured ten days ago when a car crash she says happened after he was blinded by the sun the queen's husband acknowledges, they're very distressing experience and says he wants them to know how very sorry. He is Philip was driving near the queen's estate of Sandringham winners. Land Rover hit the other car flipped over. He says the accident left him shaken, but greatly relieved the women were not seriously injured since the accident. There have been questions about whether this Royal
The World
NPRNPR And UK discussed on The World
"NPR news on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average closed down twenty two points at twenty four thousand five hundred fifty three that's less than a tenth of a present. The nasdaq. Is up. This is NPR. In less than two months Britain is set to leave the European Union. And there is still no deal in sight. Larry Miller reports countries there are aggressively reaching out to nervous UK based companies. The Dutch investment agency says it's in talks with more than two hundred fifty British companies officials have reportedly offer UK firm significant incentives for relocating, including big personal income tax breaks this week. French president Macron hosted an investment summit for more than one hundred and forty British businesses. Under the banner of choose France. There's also strong competition for British business from other EU countries, including Germany on top of that a stark warning from Airbus which supports around one hundred and twenty five thousand British jobs. Ceo, Tom enders, says it's a disgrace business can't plan for Brexit. And that Airbus may need to make potentially very harmful decisions for the UK for NPR news. I'm Larry Miller in London, though, Wisconsin teenager who free. Herself from twenty one year old man now facing kidnapping and homicide. Charges will receive at least half of the fifty thousand dollar reward money that was offered while she was missing Jimmy costs managed to escape eighty eight days after both her parents were killed during the search for cost the Turkey plant that her parents worked for Genio offered twenty five thousand dollar a twenty five thousand dollars reward. And today, a company spokesman says that will be donated to help, Jamie. This is NPR.
WBZ Morning News
U.K. PM May warns of 'uncharted waters' if lawmakers reject Brexit deal
"Larry Miller reports British lawmakers are set to vote this week on the controversial Brexit deal negotiated by prime. I'm Minister Theresa May with the EU and all indications are it will go down in flames even May's own conservative party is badly split May's deal could see Britain tied to the EU forever. And that's hard for UK lawmakers to swallow and overwhelming defeat in parliament might lead to a vote of no confidence in may. And then Britain could be looking for a new leader. Larry Miller CBS news London. The United States says it wants to continue its
WBZ Morning News
Indian villagers crush tiger to death after it killed man
"And fifty one hundred spent months searching for the big cat. But it was the fragrance obsession for men. She couldn't resist one expert says Tigers, find the aroma absolutely heaven. While local villagers, celebrated some animal rights groups labeled the killing unethical one Indian lawmaker calls it murder. Larry Miller CBS news, a punishment that fits the crime. A federal judge in Detroit gets a little creative with his sentencing sentence was issued to four Bangladeshi American brothers convicted food stamp fraud the punishment. They must pay for newspaper ad telling others not to commit fraud. The judge ordered the
WBZ Morning News
Trump administration to reimpose sanctions on Iran
"Tehran. Reimpose US sanctions are not being welcomed by other signatories to the nuclear deal. They insist Tehran is sticking to the agreement the EU Britain, France and Germany voucher. Protect their company's doing legitimate business with Iran. Russia says it'll be business as usual temporary waivers have reportedly been given to eight countries including China, but fearing US retaliation a wave of global companies have already pulled their Iranian investments and Iran's export of crude oil is falling. Larry Miller CBS news London. We are learning from authorities
WBZ Afternoon News
Gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians kill 4, wound 9 in tourist area
"News time twelve nineteen eighty degrees. Mostly sunny skies in Boston. Good afternoon. I'm art Cohen WBZ news. Our top stories now the communities in the Merrimack valley are returning home today. Hard at work picking up the pieces after Friday's gas explosions, the National Transportation Safety board says the cause of the incident may take up to two years to nail down. But right now, it does not look like it was caused intentionally amid the cleanup in Lawrence a fire broke out in a three story residents on diamond street. Authorities say thirty say it is not related to the gas incident.
Tooth Talk with Dr. Jonathan Silverman
Apple Inc bans Alex Jones app for 'objectionable content'
"Conspiracy. Theorist Alex Jones is getting booted off another social media platform Jones and his conspiracy site info wars were recently banned from Twitter Facebook YouTube and Spotify for incendiary content now Jones has been removed from the apple app store. Buzzfeed says as of last night searches on the app store for info wars returned. No results. It says apple confirms that info wars was removed and that the app would not be allowed to return to the app
WBZ Midday News
Jet-air dryers should not be used in hospital toilets
"Five minutes time. Good morning. I'm KENDALL Buhl. Some of our top stories Dan co is not ready to concede. The democratic hopeful in the third congressional district says he's filing for a recount trails Laurie trained by just fifty two votes. The registry of motor vehicles cares to differ with an audit. That says driver's licenses were issued to dead people and a longtime friend from college is among those testifying in support of judge Brett Kavanagh's nominations to the US bream court at his confirmation hearing going on right now on Capitol Hill. Well, gamblers can now get into the game of who done it in Washington correspond. Mark
WBZ Midday News
Boston, West Nile and London discussed on WBZ Midday News
"The threes WBZ news time to twenty four, now the four day WBZ AccuWeather forecast we have outdoor plans on this Labor Day weekend overall weather looks like. It's going to cooperate pretty nicely and it looks like the rain is gonna stay away And at least for a good chunk of the weekend is going to be fairly comfortable we'll start to warm up in term more humid as get toward Labor Day so certainly some pool weather back in the forecast by Monday but this. After noon sunshine and a high of. Seventy five partly cloudy skies tonight lows ranging for fifty eight and some suburbs to sixty four in Boston patchy fog start tomorrow otherwise warmer with a mixture of clouds and sun high. Eighty to Labor Day looks warm and humid with a partly sunny sky and a high of eighty eight and then hot and humid sues day with intervals of clouds and sun there could be a late day thunderstorm with a high of ninety one I'm AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Thompson WBZ NewsRadio sent thirty right now we're at seventy three degrees mostly sunny skies in Boston WBZ news time to twenty-five to Americans are recovering after they were stabbed at a railway station in the Netherlands this happened on Friday police are studying whether terrorism may. Have played a role in the stabbing. In the Netherlands that left to American tourists were. Serious injuries at the Amsterdam train station on Friday a, man identified as a nineteen year old Afghan citizen stopped Two people before being shot by police he's believed to have a German residence permit and Dutch police are cooperating with German authorities to try to find out more about his background Jillian. McFarland ABC news at the foreign desk in London a Boston resident. Is. The fifth confirmed West Nile case in the state this year. The Boston public health commission, says the new diagnosis involves. A man in his fifties the total number of mosquito pools testing positive for West Nile in. Suffolk County has. Nearly doubled to fifteen. Within the past week the commission is urging residents to use and reapply insect repellent wear clothing that produces skin exposure and install or repair screens on windows and doors West. Nile cases have been reported in Suffolk Middlesex and Worcester county's Britain is taking no chances when it comes to a deadly nerve agent Larry Miller in London. A number of police cars and ambulances and sales bury. England were buried in a hazardous waste landfill covered with seven feet of clay it, was feared they may be contaminated with the Soviet era nerve agent Novacek the poison. Was used in March to attack a, former Russian spy in his daughter they survive but weeks later a. Woman died after she. Founded escorted bottle containing Chuck and thinking it was, perfume spread it on her body London is blaming Russia for the nerve agents attack well twenty. Years ago Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, made its US debut.
All Things Considered
More than 1000 kids in NYC public housing tested positive for lead
"Officials say that more than a thousand Children living in public housing have been lead poisoned since two. Thousand twelve estimates. Indicate that one thousand one hundred sixty children living in Nitra properties had levels of lead high enough to be considered dangerous by the federal government, daily news reporter Greg Smith says the city had not used. Federal standards to measure for lead poisoning until this year. They've said repeatedly that a total of nineteen children were lead, poisoned in nitro apartment over the last several years but these numbers contradict that in a big. Way most of these children. Were under six years old, lead poisoning is especially dangerous for young children and can cause developmental
NPR News Now
Women in England to be allowed to take abortion pill at home
"At the White House and in Arizona are at half staff for Senator John McCain, Senator McCain has died after a lengthy battle with brain cancer. He was eighty. One McCain served more than three decades in the Senate and survived several years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam sin, peer, Scott Horsely reports. John McCain was destined for the navy as the son and grandson of famous admirals his own military fame stemmed from the five and a half years. He spent as a POW in Vietnam, refusing offers of early release because other prisoners had served even longer that same sense of personal honor, followed McCain when he was elected to congress. An early scandal involving campaign contributor, Charles Keating, turn the air Zona lawmaker into a champion of campaign finance reform McCain twice, ran for president, winning the Republican nomination in two thousand eight. He lost Barack Obama, but never. Lost his reputation as a conservative, not afraid to
WBZ Afternoon News
US urges UK to back Trump on Iran nuke deal
"United States key, European, allies continue to support the. Iran nuclear, deal as we hear from CBS Larry elder that's not going down well in Washington US ambassador to Britain Woody Johnson is cranking up diplomatic pressure on. The UK to side with the, Trump administration's move to kill the. Two thousand fifteen run nuclear deal Johnston, says America wants Britain to use it stipple Matic power and influence. In a global effort to create a new deal with Iran last week the British Foreign office ruled out Going along with, the US the UK France and Germany are trying to. Keep the deal
WBZ Morning News
Mother of slain youth, Michael Brown, running for Ferguson City Council
"The mother of Michael Brown wants to reopen the investigation into his. Shooting death by, a white policeman back in. Two thousand fourteen his killing Mark the beginning of the The, black lives matter, movement ABC's can Martin has that story in Saint Louis. Rounds mother Lesley McFadden made the call for, a new investigation at. The same time she announced she's going to run for Ferguson city council because she says it's time for a change the absolutely not if the, community and the police That bridge has. Been burnt and I want to, work on rebuilding, but Missouri governor Mike Parsons office, rejected the request saying he has no legal authority. To
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Saudi Arabia expels Canadian ambassador over criticism of arrests
"Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Jim hawk the second week of testimony in the Paul. Manafort trial begins today NPR's Windsor Johnston reports the former Trump campaign chairman is facing more than a dozen tax and Bank fraud charges that trial will resume today with the defense team's cross examination of manafort's former accountants, Cindy LaPorta, who was granted immunity in exchange for her cooperation. She testified last week that she went along with falsifying manafort's tax records. The court is also expected to hear from manafort's, longtime business partner, Rick gates, this week, gates pleaded guilty in February two, lying to investigators and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as part of his plea deal. Manafort is facing eighteen counts of Bank and tax fraud and could spend the rest of his life in prison. If convicted Windsor Johnston, NPR news, Washington, a sharp diplomatic. Squabble between. Canada and Saudi Arabia as. Dan carpenter reports the Saudis have accused Canada of interfering. In their internal affairs and have ordered the Canadian ambassador to leave the country Saudi Arabia says. It is also suspending any new trade with Canada behind the. Diplomatic quarrel is Ottawa's insistence at the Saudis release jailed civil rights activists the kingdom has already recalled its own ambassador in Ottawa and given the Canadian diplomat twenty four hours to leave Saudi Arabia Canada's department of global, affairs had, said it was gravely concerned about the arrests in. The kingdom including the detention of activist and blogger rift Badawi his wife. And children live in Quebec in a statement the, Saudi foreign ministry, said it, will not, accept any form of interfering in, the country's internal affairs and sees Ottawa's position as an attack which requires a firm. Response for NPR news I'm Dan carpenter talking Toronto the US ambassador to Bangladesh has escaped unharmed after her convoy. Came under attack in, the capital, Dhaka, NPR's Mara Kennedy Reports the US embassies has. Armed men attacked the ambassadors convoyed some of the assailants were on motorcycles all diplomatic personnel are safe the, embassy says though two of the cars were damaged this happened at the same time as. Ten student protests, in Dhaka after two young people were mowed down and killed by bus last week the demonstrators are pushing for safer roads and tighter traffic, regulations the government is trying to convince the. Students to go home and. Over the weekend police fired tear gas at the crowd. Dozens of students have been reported injured Mary Kennedy NPR news A powerful earthquake struck the. Indonesian tourist island of Lombok on Sunday killing at least eighty two people and shaking neighboring Bali one week after another quake on. Lombard killed, more than a dozen people hundreds of others were reported injured. In the magnitude seven point o. quake which struck Sunday evening Lombok island was already working to recover from the magnitude six. Point four quake on July twenty ninth, this is, NPR news In Japan the city of Hiroshima has marked the seventy third anniversary of the nineteen forty five atomic bombing the US. Attack killed one hundred forty thousand people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing killed seventy thousand three days. Later the anniversary comes amid hopes to denuclearize North Korea after its pledge to do so at the. Singapore summit in June Cincinnati high school teacher has set a, record for rowing across the North Atlantic Ocean alone in the shortest amount of time Larry Miller reports Bryce Carlson is also the first American to complete the journey. Biology teacher Bryce Carlson landed in the isles of silly. Off the southwest English coast thirty. Eight days six hours and forty nine minutes after setting off from Saint John's Newfoundland Carlson beat the previous record by around fifteen, days Carlson's, twenty foot boat was. Filled with technology that kept him on a straight course and informed about weather conditions but he. Says a capsized more. Than a dozen times Carlson also says he survived hurricane Chris feel like I had a lot of luck along the way and a lot of help a lot of help from friends my family the community From some higher power. I dunno Carlson says is focused now is to be a more mentally and emotionally attentive teacher and coach for NPR news I'm, Larry Miller, in London With a..
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Magnitude 7.0 earthquake strikes Indonesia, killing at least 22
"Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Barbara Klein Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was blaming far right groups with US connections for an explosion in Caracas last night as he was delivering a televised address to the military. The Venezuelan government says it was an assassination attempt using drones carrying explosives Madero was calling on President Trump to fight what he calls terrorists, but White House. National security adviser. John Bolton says the US had no involvement and tells Fox News, Sunday moot. The Maduro regime itself could be behind the explosion. But if the government of Venezuela has hard information that they want to present to us that would show a potential violation of US criminal law will take a serious look at it then as well as defense minister took to state TV today to say attackers were trying to decapitate. Venezuela's leadership Madero says perpetrators will face. The maximum punishment. Three NATO service members are dead killed today by a suicide bomber in eastern Afghanistan. A NATO statement says in American in to Afghan service members were wounded and peers de Hadeed reports the three killed with check service members. According to that country's interior minister, the Taliban claimed responsibility. There was no immediate information on the state of the wounded service members. They will on an early morning foot patrol with Afghan forces when the attack occurred. It took place in the Parwan province which lies above Kabul last month. An American soldier was killed and two others will wounded in an apparent insider attack. There are thousands of NATO troops from dozens of countries. They provide support and training to the off, gone national army and carry out counterterrorism missions. They include two hundred thirty check servicemembers DEA. Dade NPR news is llama bad. A magnitude seven earthquake has rocked Indonesia's too. Tourist island of Lombok at least twenty two people are believed dead. It's the second major earthquake there in a week, and it could be felt on the neighboring island of Bali where tests figment reports. It struck around seven forty five local time, Sunday night, knocking out power across the island of Lombok. Assu NAMI warning sent people fleeing to higher ground before the warning was lifted authorities on Lombok say they won't know the full extent of the damage until morning. One hundred twenty five miles west on the island of Bali, shopkeepers and tourists fled stores and restaurants in mass abolishes dance performance at a famous temple in Abboud ended with the audience jumping from their seats and running into the streets, a magnitude five point, six aftershock hit less than an hour later. The jolt comes one week after a six point, four magnitude quake killed seventeen people. It also comes amid increase in eruptions at Bali's mount ago for NPR news. I'm tests Viglen in Bali. This is NPR. The director of a Syrian research center linked to Bush are all Assad's. Chemical weapons program has apparently been assassinated pro government and opposition media say a Z's as bird was killed in a car bombing. A Syrian rebel group is claiming responsibility. The US Britain and France launched airstrikes on the centers facilities in Damascus, following an alleged chemical attack. A Cincinnati. High school teacher has set a record for rowing across the North Atlantic Ocean alone in the shortest amount of time from Canada to England. Larry Miller has the story from London biology teacher. Bryce Carlson landed in the isles of silly off the southwest English coast thirty eight days six hours and forty nine minutes after setting off from Saint John's Newfoundland Carlson beat the previous record by around fifteen days Carlson's twenty foot boat was filled with technology that kept him on a straight course and informed about weather conditions, but he says a cap. Sized more than a dozen times. Carlson also says he survived hurricane, Chris. I had a lot of luck along the way and a lot of help a lot of help from friends, my family, that community, you know, from some higher power I dunno, Carlson says, is focused now is to be a more mentally and emotionally attentive teacher and coach for NPR news. I'm Larry Miller in London. Russ says, appointing action movie star. Steven Seagal it special Representative for US Russian humanitarian ties after Seagal called Russian President. Vladimir Putin a great world leader. I'm Barbara Klein, NPR news.