35 Burst results for "Monroe"
Mark Levin
Brian Mudd: How You Be Treated Legally in D.C.?
"There on January 6th have been mistreated. Right. Not the place best for them. Not about places like New York or or San Francisco. I mean, sure. If you're an illegal you're above the law, you get better treatment. But if it's something like you, just something to be mindful of. But the other point, as we're talking about, OK, locations of trials, I believe in intellectual honesty and in a location where only 5 percent of voters voted for Donald Trump in 2020, is there reasonable a chance that Trump is going to get a fair trial in D .C. now? Well, at the same time, when you're talking about the January 6th related charges. Well, what is the jurisdiction? It is D .C. tactically, it makes sense. Now, to your point about the D .C. judge that has assigned this case, I mean, look, it is there's so much there that that points in a direction that would suggest that Trump may not get a fair trial by the judge, let alone the jury there. And it starts with this. The judge literally made a campaign donation to Barack Obama. And then Barack Obama takes one of his donors and appoints them as a judge. I mean, that happened. That's what happened here. that's I mean, kind of fun, right? But that's the thing. All of these federal judges are political appointments. And in the interest of intellectual honesty, you do have the situation in the federal docs case here in South Florida, where you Cannon. have Judge And Judge Cannon was a Trump appointee and she will be overseeing Trump's case. The other thing I will point out to you, in terms of where she is going to try the case, is she could have brought the case in any jurisdiction within the Southern District of Florida, the Southern District of Florida has courts in Monroe County. That's what encompasses
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
A highlight from Vivek Ramaswamy talks national security, China, and Russia with Hugh
"Welcome to today's podcast sponsored by Hillsdale College all things Hillsdale at Hillsdale .edu I encourage you to take advantage of the many free online courses there and of course a listen to the Hillsdale dialogues all of them at hugh for Hillsdale .com or just google Apple, iTunes and Hillsdale Welcome back America. I'm Hugh Hewitt inside of Studio North Joined now by Vivek Ramaswamy. Vivek is the author most recently of Woke Inc. inside corporate America's social justice scam He's a graduate of Harvard College of Yale Law School, which is pretty good for a kid from Cincinnati, especially a St. X kid. Very successful biotech investor now runs Strive. Of course He is best known for sustained attacks on woke ideology and for his very surprising 2024 campaign he's in third place if you use the RealClear politics He's in second place if you use some regular polls. Vivek, welcome back. It's good to see you again Good to see you. How are you? I'm great now. I've already told the audience we chatted on Friday You did not want a pre -interview. I want people to know that but I always talk to candidates so that they're not ambushed by me We had a good conversation This is a national security interview Let me begin by saying you're going to the Nixon library on Friday And you're Belinda to give a speech about national security. Why did you pick my favorite presidential library? Well, I think it would commemorated my foreign policy vision Hugh I'm actually gonna really reorient our foreign policy away from the model of liberal hegemony Back to a model of actual I would say protection of the homeland a modern Monroe doctrine But a big part of my strategy is to pull Russia out of its military alliance with China Russia China together outmatched the US in every area of major competition Hypersonic missile capabilities ahead of that of the US a larger nuclear stockpile in Russia's case Naval capabilities in many ways that exceed ours in China's I know that's something we can debate but together they outmatched the US And so what I want to do is the reverse maneuver of what Nixon did in 1972 what did Nixon do he pulled Mao Zedong out of Bresin have led USSR's hands right now I believe Putin is like the new Mao. Did we trust Mao then? No, we did not should we trust Putin now? No, we do not but we can trust each of them not to actually follow their own self -interest And so that's how I plan to end the Ukraine war Do a deal that yes does give Putin concessions but in return for requiring Vladimir Putin to exit his military partnership with China and there are echoes of Nixon's diplomacy in 1972 that I thought the best place to do this was actually at the Nixon presidential library itself And so we'll be going into far greater depth Hugh But that just gives you a sense for why we chose that as the location to do it Well, we can go into great depth here because we're not rushed and I don't want to rush We're gonna play what we don't play on the air today tomorrow on the program so we don't have to rush I want to ask though You're you're going out to Nixon land in Yorba Linda as we approach the 50th anniversary of what I think is Richard Nixon's greatest foreign policy accomplishment The Yom Kippur war is that something with which you're familiar and how he acted there? I Am though that was not part of the inspiration for my actual going to the Nixon library was more the Reverse maneuver with respect to China. That's my case when Israel was on the ropes in 1973 Nixon said send everything that can fly We didn't have a treaty obligation to do so But he did and he saved them from the invasion by the Syrians the Jordanians and the Egyptians How is that different from sending everything that can fly not men not soldiers not women not Marines But weaponry is what Nixon sent to Israel in 73 50 years ago I gather you want to cut that off to Ukraine now if Putin will do a deal.
The Eric Metaxas Show
A highlight from Ricky Skaggs (Encore)
"Welcome to The Eric Metaxas Show with your host, Eric Metaxas. Sometimes you have the privilege of having a guest on the program who really is what we call a legend. And I never would say this if he were here because I wouldn't want to embarrass him, but the person that I'm going to interview in a couple of seconds, some of you know all about him. If you don't, you will very soon. His name is Ricky Skaggs. He is a legend in the music industry. He has 15 Grammy Awards in 1982. He was the youngest member ever at that time to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. When he was six years old, the father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe, picked this six -year -old out and said, would you play for us? He went on to become a seven -year -old playing with Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. There's videotape of it. In 1971, when he was still extremely young, teenager, went off to play with Ralph Stanley in his band. By about 1980, country legend Chet Atkins credited him, my guest Ricky Skaggs, with saving country music. Have you heard enough? He has played, performed, produced with Barry Gibb. Emmylou Harris in the 70s produced Dolly Parton, worked with Bruce Hornsby in the Amana Radar range. In 2021, the President of the United States gave him the National Medal of Arts. Again, I wouldn't say this if he was here in the studio, but he is a legend. And I'm very embarrassed to say I think he's right here in the studio. I never would have said this, Ricky, if I knew you were sitting here. Ricky, my new friend, welcome. It's great to be here, Eric. I was sitting there listening to you make all these nice things, and we could be talking about all kinds of other things. So anyway, I appreciate it, and you're a man of honor. I made a lot of this stuff up. I just want my audience to know this couldn't be true. So I'll have to live up to the things that you said. When you were six years old, now, you know, you're in your late 60s now. So when you were six years old, which would put us back about 1960, you played with Bill Monroe. That is very hard to comprehend. I know my dad bought me a mandolin when I was five. And so I learned, you know, why do you do that? I had been singing in church with him and mom since I was like three years old. And this is in old Kentucky. In Kentucky, and we would sing songs together at home. And then when we go to church, we'd get up and they would set me, literally set me on the pulpit, and I would sing harmony with mom and dad. They would set you on the pulpit. Yeah. See, up here, we'd say, put you up on the pulpit. But down there, they would set you on the pulpit. That sounds better. That sounds more American. But you, the reason I'm saying this is you obviously at that time already had a gift for harmonizing. You could hear and sing. And so they knew that they needed to encourage you. So your dad at age five gets you a mandolin. And already at age six, Bill Monroe is taking notice of you. Well, mom and dad and I would play at church, like I said. And then dad and I would go to this little local grocery store there in Blaine, Kentucky, and they would set me up on the pop case, you know, that had that. So it wasn't a pulpit. It was the pop case. That's the marketplace version. Right. Yeah. So I was getting I was getting my teeth ready for the marketplace back then. But I would sit and play and sing and people would want to get a Coke. So I'd have to scoot over and they, you know, it was a double door. And look, you were so cute. I saw the video of you I saw with flat and scrubs, which people can look up on YouTube. But I mean, you were so darn cute at age seven. And when he says, what's your name? You say, Ricky Skaggs. It's so cute. It's unbelievably cute. But even cuter is the song you sing. Because for a seven year old to sing a song about a broken heart and a woman who left me is funny. Yeah, I didn't understand those things back then. I just liked the song and the song was Ruby. Are you mad at your man? Ruby. Oh, Ruby. I mean, to hear you mad at your man and the 70 year old singing it while he's playing. And that's what I sung with the Bill Monroe thing. You know, it was a hit. Are you mad at your man? You know, the neighbors in the hood at this little high school for Bill Monroe was playing. And you know, they started shouting out after half hour, Mr. Monroe's set. They started shouting out, let little Ricky Skaggs get up and sing, you know. And my dad didn't plant these people, I promise you, you know. And anyway, I didn't even take a mandolin with me. So the irony of the whole thing is that I had to play this size mandolin. You had to play. I had to play his mandolin. You played Bill Monroe's mandolin when you were six years old? Six years old. And I, you know. Not many people can say that. He took the strap around and, you know, wrapped it around the curl here so that it would fit me. Right. Set it on me. And I said, you know, they said, what do you want to do? And I said, Ruby. And so it was a popular song by the Osborne brothers, Bob and Sonny Osborne. And so away we went, you know, and you know, no mistakes, no, you know, I didn't flip out, didn't faint or anything, fall on the floor, didn't drop his mandolin. Well, you were too young to be self -conscious, probably. Yeah, I didn't know what that was, you know. If you were 11, you would have just freaked out. I probably would have. But he sent me back off stage and then did his big famous Mule Skinner Blues just to rat me, show me up. No, I don't know that for sure. But I just, you know, the crazy thing about that is when I became a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, they wanted me to take out of the, they got some, some instruments in a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum called the Precious Jewels. They have Earl Scruggs' banjo. They have Maybelle Carter's famous archtop. What? They still have that? Yeah. They have Bill Monroe's F5 mandolin in the case, so they took it out for me. Do they have Mother Maybelle's tortoiseshell combs? Maybe. I'm just kidding. But I mean, who knew that? Unless you're sitting here, I wouldn't know that they would have these objects. These are like sacred relics. But they let me play that same mandolin that I played when I was six years old. He kept that mandolin all his life. He got it in 1945, found it in a barber shop in Miami, Florida. Of all places, you know, to be in Miami, Florida, walking the streets, just out walking around, and happened to look in a barber shop with thousands of barber shops in Miami, Florida. So Bill Monroe found it in 1945. And went in and bought it for $200. And used it for the 15 years until he met you. Then he lets you play it. He keeps playing it, and today it still exists. Yeah, it does. And was busted up, and still, you know, Gibson put it back together meticulously. But it's amazing. And it just brought back so many memories. It almost closed a door, or closed a season of my life, you know, to play that mandolin at six years old, and then get to play it again, going into the most famous, you know. When did they induct you into the Country Music Hall of Fame? 2018. So they waited way too long. Shame on you. No, it's almost funny to me, because it is, you know, you, listen, if in 1980, Chet Atkins, the legend, you know, credits you with saving country music from the commercialization that it was undergoing because of the urban cowboy fad and John Travolta hiss. But it's just kind of funny to me, because you've been in this world, you know, forever. The idea that you were playing with Ralph Stanley, when you were just a kid, what was it, 1971, so you're like 17, were you still in high school? I mean, you're still in high school. Yeah. Did you graduate? No, I wanted to go to the Stanley School of Music, so I wanted to stay. We started, Keith Whitley and I started when we were 16, and played the summer with Ralph, and then we had to go back to school, and, you know, Ralph wanted us to go get our education, and I thought, man, this is the education I want right here, you know. I think a lot of people understand. Folks, I'm talking, in case you're just tuning in, this is Ricky Skaggs sitting here, we will continue the conversation on all kinds of subjects, don't go away.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"monroe" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Drives well. Not that much, actually, because he was cuffed on Tuesday in Monroe county, according to police. 17 year old Alana was in the car with Dre Lin when the tags on his Dodge charger were run by police, which showed the owner of the vehicle at outstanding warrants and then boom. The chase ensued a Monroe county lieutenant John Thompson says an officer then attempted to do the traffic stock. She mispronounced the word. That's a shot on the list. Traffic stop. You're in dangerous territory during your own segment right now. Don't think about it. You want to be chill about it. Don't get locked in your head. If you're just joining us. Thanks. Saying that's going to make it way better. That if we screw up three words today, we have to take a shot for it. They did the chase for three miles, ending up in a pit maneuver spinning the car out. He has been arrested another passenger in the car. Also arrested for outstanding warrants, so honey boo boo, hanging out with some. Cool Pete. Man, is she gonna turn the way of her mom? Remember when her mom was really getting messed up and stuff? Yeah, marrying the pedophile? Yeah, and she had really bad drug problems. Speaking of a mama's, the mother of this guy. Aaron Carter. Well, Aaron Carter's mother believes that he was actually murdered. Uh oh. Along with all the other conspiracy theorists, who was not an overdose, and went as far as to posting the crime scene photos on her Facebook. I
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Multiple Attempts to Resettle American Slaves
"There was multiple attempts to try and resettle slaves that were brought to America, multiple attempts, and they were all largely unsuccessful because many of the slaves, especially freed slaves in the Met with Lincoln on this topic in this matter, said America is our home. We want to stay in America. We love this place. We don't love what's happened to us, but we see opportunity and we see a chance to flourish here. Abraham Lincoln had very specific plans it was called lincolnia was a proposed Central American colony that was originally proposed by Samuel pomeroy of Kansas in 1862. After Abraham Lincoln asked the senator and the United States secretary of interior, Caleb Smith, to work on a plan to resettle freed African Americans from the United States. Now, this gets really, I think, brutally mis told by so many of the kind of race people in the academy say, Lincoln wanted the blacks to leave America. No, he didn't. He assumed that many of them wanted their own country. And so actually one of the leading negotiators that pushed back against this idea was one of the great Americans ever to live Frederick Douglass. And Frederick Douglass said that he was very opposed to immigration. And the delegation then responded to Frederick Douglass's leadership. Frederick Douglas was one of the leading spokespeople of whether or not there was going to be an own country. And so basically this country was going to be in Central America right between what would be modern day Honduras. Now, mind you, there was a resettlement program. This is what other country went to such great efforts to try to bring slaves to back to where they came from as what we tried to do under president Monroe in Liberia.
The Dan Bongino Show
Joe Biden Struggles to Sing 'Happy Birthday' to Buzz Aldrin
"It's Buzz Aldrin just a American hero It's his birthday He's 93 so Joe Biden decided he was going to sing a little happy birthday jingle which is really nice The guy's got a gifted voice and you know he of course he's a speech so clearly and eloquently So this is just a great version of happy birthday So it's up there with Marilyn Monroe sing it to Kennedy Check this out Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday Happy birthday to you Did you hear it Happy birthday Happy birthday No no no I think it was just happy birthday How did you catch it That was great Thanks Joe I was very nice you'd Buzz Aldrin's birthday buzz Yeah yeah it was It was heartwarming I don't know about you but look at that If you're watching on Fox nation hair standing up on end goosebumps all over the place The guys I mean he's really up there He's like pavarotti with his singing But is that song No said domo or whatever That's what you get when you hear Joe Biden I wanted Trump's favorite songs by the way I forget the name of it I'm not an opera guy but every time if you're ever around Trump you know I don't know if you know this Trump loves the DJ No no not like Pauly D's not spinning the one and twos When Trump said Mar-a-Lago or bedminster they give him an iPad This is a true story I've been there I've seen it many times at the table with him He likes to pick the music He likes to pick the music so he'll actually be the DJ for the event and he'll always play pavarotti And then when the thing comes on with poverty You'll see him like he's like the Maestro from Seinfeld He'll do the thing
AP News Radio
Suspect in Idaho college murders to waive extradition
"The 28 year old criminology student charged with killing four university of Idaho students in November. Is expected to waive extradition when he appears in a Pennsylvania court Tuesday. The public defender in Monroe county, Pennsylvania, whose representing quadruple murder suspect Brian koberger says his client will not fight extradition and is eager to return to Idaho because he thinks he'll be exonerated. Coburger was taken into custody early Friday at his parents home in eastern Pennsylvania. His parents, Michael and Mary Ann and two older sisters, released a statement expressing their concern and sadness for the four families who lost their
Mark Levin
Understanding the Reagan Doctrine
"But Reagan's position was you can't contain them They're spreading into Africa They're spreading into our hemisphere and violation of the Monroe doctrine And so while we play the game of containment they play the game of confrontation So the Reagan doctrine is based on a principle that you go on the offensive Wisely prudently but no more containment And he was therefore considered particularly by Washington and the Republican establishment as you can imagine By the Putin oids today As wildly out of control and they use the word interestingly enough escalation as you hear the pute noids isolationists pacifists of today They use the same word Escalation Reagan is going to escalate They also said that the Soviet Union would use its nukes Against the United States and its allies So you're getting basically a regurgitation of the arguments that were used by the Democrat and Republican establishments in Washington D.C. even though the pute noise pretend that there's somehow plowing new ground They're not plowing new ground These were the arguments that were made by the likes of Jimmy Carter By the likes of George McGovern That are made by the likes today of a Bernie Sanders And Reagan would have rejected all of it As Donald Trump has rejected if not all of it a lot of it
NBA Front Office w/ Keith Smith & Trevor Lane
"monroe" Discussed on NBA Front Office w/ Keith Smith & Trevor Lane
"Will be our Carl Anthony towns, Nas read and Greg Monroe, Monroe played well for Minnesota during the whole COVID stretch when one of a bunch of guys were being shuffled around the league entirely. So yeah, so there it is. We'll see where that goes from. But yeah, they took them away. He was just finished the ten day with Utah, and there was some thought he may stick in Utah, and he may have stayed there because Utah's without you as abuke was their third string center, but sounds like Greg Monroe maybe. Maybe he would rather be in Minnesota. I don't know what the situation was, maybe. You taught him want to go. But yeah, that's where we're at for now. He was tired of being caught in between the hatred between Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert. And he just said, I can't deal with this anymore. I'm going back to Minnesota. That has to be what happened. That's it. RJ and emhart was waved by the cabs Keith. You were a little bit surprised by this one, but we're speculating that maybe that's making some room for Moses Brown. Yeah, so they had done a full sequence of moves in recent weeks where Moses Brown was on a ten day nem hard was on a two way than two way got converted, Brown signed to a two way. My guess is now they know they might not have Jared Allen for maybe the plan, maybe the playoffs if they get there. It does sound like everyone will be back for the next game. So that's huge. And that's really welcome news. But you need one more big damn hards clearly the last guy on the roster. And once again, as a reminder, two way players are not playoff eligible. That's going to come up in a couple more of these transactions that we're going to discuss as well. So yeah, so get Moses Brown converted over there and get him into the lineup. It's been starting for them over the last week while both Allen and mobile have been out..
Origins with James Andrew Miller
Nick Nicholas Jr's Path to HBO
"I wish you could all somehow meet Nick Nicholas junior, and I wish there were more like them in the world. Nicholas was educated at Phillips Andover, Princeton, and Harvard Business school. But with all due respect to that trio of pedigrees, it's doubtful those places taught him as much as his father did. Nick's dad commanded two submarines during World War II. The salmon and the spike fish and was part of the gang known as the Nimitz boys after the great admiral. Nick's dad instilled in his son, a strong moral compass, and a keen work ethic. One of numerous reasons why Nick junior enjoyed such a spectacular rise at time Inc, all the way to the top. But before the powers gave him his own set of keys to the kingdom, IE the company. They sent him to HBO to further test the young stars operational capabilities. It was a challenge. Time Inc was on the verge of closing down HBO. It was in 1976, and my boss dick Monroe, Jake and I used to walk to the station at night. That is to Grand Central from time and life building. At high speed, a little cardio, and he broached the idea. He said, Nick, I'd like you to move to HBO and take over the management. He said things are going well, you know that. He had to lose in a lot of money. The company, meaning time make is going to continue to finance it. So I want you to replace Levin whenever you can do it.
The Charlie Kirk Show
How Should the US Respond to Russia? Senator Rand Paul Explains
"With us right now is a friend of mine and someone who is a courageous fighter for liberty and very wise and prudent when it comes to foreign policy matters. So senator, I want to get right into it. What should be the west's an America's response to the situation in Russia and Ukraine? Jefferson Madison Monroe, Washington. They all said, war making had to be in the precincts of Congress. You had to have a vote of Congress. So I think if we keep that in mind, it sort of keeps us to our basis no matter what the actual events are on the ground. If people want to go to war somewhere in Ukraine or Europe or whatever, there has to be a vote in Congress. That alone helps us to have input from the people and makes it less likely that we go to war. Now, when you look at the individual situation of Russia and Ukraine, I think it's a never a good idea to be eager for letting countries invade each other. I do think it's much more of a European problem than our problem, but I have no problem with saying that Putin should be condemned for invading Ukraine. I do think the response to it, though ultimately depends a lot on Europe and what Europe decides to do. I think Germany has been stronger in Europe has been stronger in coalescing and opposition to this since the invasion. And I think ultimately Putin will see this as a miscalculation. But he's gone in and he's gone in in a big way, but there are a lot of things that I think he has not foreseen the will of the Ukrainian resistance, the will of Europe's resistance. But also the fact that energy is a two way street. While the Europeans may think they need Soviet not Soviet Russian natural gas and oil, the Russians also need their money. And so it goes both ways and I think that what you're going to see is that Putin will has made himself a will make himself more of an outcast over this. But there are some that are, I think, being reckless with this and saying we should go to war and send troops in there. You know, there was a video that surfaced John McCain and Lindsey Graham, advocating for a war and will do whatever we can. We have your back, get started with a war. Several years ago. So I think we have to realize that war is something that's an awful sort of result and that not something we should ever be advocating for. And if we keep the constitution in mind, I think it keeps us out of a lot
Mark Levin
8,500 U.S. Troops on Standby for Possible Deployment to NATO Allies
"About 8500 personnel United States forces have been placed on heightened preparedness to deploy if needed Not to deploy to Ukraine necessarily not to deploy to fight necessarily but to be positioned in some of our NATO countries I mean NATO's air for a reason And perhaps the concern is that this could bleed into one of our allied countries Should we get out of NATO We're the ones who set up NATO We set up NATO so we wouldn't have to go back to Europe and fight another World War Should we get out of NATO Get out of our agreements with Taiwan and Ukraine Surrender the Monroe doctrine which apparently John Kerry already did What else should we do Battlefield America Oh that would be lovely These are very troubling times Very grave You'd be a fool you'd be a nut to be trigger happy and I don't think we are I really don't I think you have to have some modicum of intelligence to break down a different pieces of this rather than black and white
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
How AJ's Mother Got Him Hooked on Gossip
"When I was a little boy, my mother never read me children's books. She read me the gossip pages from the four dailies. We had delivered to our home. And as she licked her thing is through the pages of the New York Post, the daily news, the Long Island press, and newsday, she exposed me to a world that I knew I had to be a part of. Now, what could a little boy possibly have in common with Andy Warhol, Liza Minnelli, Tom Jones, or Cher? Well, apparently everything. To me, those big names in bold print who were always in the news weren't people as much as they were invitations into a world. I knew I had to live in, or at least visit from time to time. So before I bolted out of the house to play with my friends in the schoolyard, I would sit at the kitchen table with my mother as she read out loud the papers gossip columns to me. Cindy Adams Liz Smith, wrote a Barrett. I love to hear where movie star spent their summers. What films they were making, where they ate, and who they were in love with. And of course, some of the gossip artists would have just fallen flat. Had it not been for the comical side of my father who would sprinkle in some jokes now and then. You know, a simple mention from my mother about, say, Joe DiMaggio would turn into a detailed screed that my father would deliver from across the room. He'd say, he was the greatest ballplayer in the world, ruined by a Hollywood whore. And as soon as my mother took the side of mala Monroe, he digging deeper. Look, the guy goes to surprise his wife with roses on a movie set one day. He gets there. He gets there and sees 5000 people staring at her panties while they're blowing wind up her ass from under a subway grating for half an hour. And that was that, three weeks later, he filed for divorce, and he was never the same man. Is that true, man? Unfortunately, yes, on this set of the 7 year rich. Yeah, she had literally all right, my father would say. And everybody scratched it. Mickey Rooney, you will bring a Tony Curtis brandel Monty cliff uncle mill to even Ruby Rose is scratched that itch. It was my mother who made me crazy about gossip. Without her, there's no gossip column. There's no book. There's no podcast, no nothing. Who knows right?
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Backlash After Madonna Reveals Her Team Have Been Working For Free
"No one else is lunacy. Madonna's most recent case of butt burn. She got all pissed off because she posted a bunch of pictures on Instagram and she's not happy that people are not supporting her art. She need to support her rod. She says she's not just complaining about not having been supported by non artistic people who objected, did you see those pictures about her? She did something for the magazine as if we all know V magazine. But the post in V magazine included a behind the scenes photo of the photographer Steven Klein holding a knife to her throat. I don't know why they thought it was edgy and she thanked the people who worked long hours for free all to support madam X that's her new moniker as you probably know. So she's worked with people who weren't paid all night for this photo shoot all day and all night. And she's being criticized for sharing this violent image of the knife to her throat and the fact that she made people work for free. These things don't work well for Madonna. She's going through it. And of course, you know, she did this awful photo shoot the other day with I showed you pictures on the Facebook podcast obsessed page. I'll get to that in a second. But this recent photo shoot for V magazine very controversial in which she alluded to Marilyn Monroe's death. And she said, I'm proud of my collaboration with Stephen Klein for V magazine and knowing that against all odds. And with very little support from non artistic people. That's you. Who can't pushing back and the fact that we did it with almost zero budget, we were still able to make
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
AJ Feels Marilyn Monroe Is Defiled to This Day
"The story that got me thinking about Marilyn Monroe, I'll talk about this on politics is a bitch. You see how I connect everything? On the next politics is a bitch. I talk about New York's disgraced governor Andrew Cuomo and what he said about Marilyn having an affair with both Kennedy brothers, Robert and John. And that story got me thinking about Marilyn. And how she still is basically defiled. Because Cuomo talked about her wanting sex from both brothers and I won't get to a descriptive, but she wanted sex in an space that's not always where men and women have sex. Okay? She wanted it in the caboose. That's what Cuomo said. And listen, he was in laws with the Kennedy family for a while, so maybe he ought to know. But it got me thinking this woman is still defiled over 55 years after her death. You know, it just, it made me sick. And it makes you really think about her life. And we've talked about so many scandals and up till now I've stayed clear of her life, but when I think about it behind the scenes, it's apparent her life was so far less glamorous than we talk
Mark Levin
Brian Kilmeade Analyzes Frederick Douglas' Journey in 'The President and the Freedom Fighter'
"Now Frederick Douglass tell us a little bit about him He was clearly a brilliant man way ahead of his time Yeah brilliant in every way and determined And here's what I mean back then If you taught a slave to read and write you go to jail They knew If you give African Americans in equal shot on some level they knew there's no difference as we know between races So they said okay we need these guys and they got to work for us and we need these family break up These families is as brutal as you can imagine in the south and the north is only 1% of the African American population there They don't relate to slavery It's not part of their society But in the south it is and they were born into at these generations from Monroe to Jefferson to Washington They didn't invent it was happening on 7 continents All right hold your hold your thought The book is called the president and the freedom fighter Abraham Lincoln Frederick Douglass and the battle to save America's salts Fantastic book as are all of kilmeade's
Mark Levin
Brian Kilmeade Documents Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglas' Relationship in New Book
"It was a fascinating relationship between Lincoln and Frederick Douglass Douglass early on was a skeptic wasn't he But hopeful in that he sees this Lincoln He sees hears about him He knows that he's with his new Republican Party And he sees any reason everybody reads about the Douglas debates And he's talking about that everyone needs to be free and that we can not exist the way we're going at it And he had the courage to not only say these things but back them up Go back to our founding fathers and he said what did Jefferson think What did Monroe think Would Washington believe what was how would they feel about this When it went to the constitution what did they really expect And he concluded with Douglas concluded which gave Douglas hope that we were not living up to our constitution we did not have to redo our constitution We're based on the right things We weren't there yet as a country And nothing got solved until they met He began to see the potential in Lincoln but the country wasn't ready for a guy to walk in there and say yeah hey south release 350,000 land slave owners released 4 million slaves He knew we weren't there yet but he knew how to get us
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Carole Landis, the Marilyn Monroe of the 40s
"This, Carol Landis. Basically was the Marilyn Monroe of the 1940s. I mean, this is a beautiful girl. Go to the podcast, Facebook podcast obsessed pinch. I'll post a picture of her. If you don't go there and you don't belong there, then go Google it. Parallel in this was hot shit. You know, a full blond, a figure to die for, and if you think about it, her and Marilyn Monroe both actors just made the most of their physical assets and look, it's no secret they slept around to try to make their careers last longer. And they also went around looking for love. Marilyn lived to 36 years old, believe it or not, we tend to forget how young she died, Carol never even made it to a 30s. And in both cases, there are rumors of foul play. We've been down the Marilyn Monroe highway many, many times, but we don't really talk about Carol Landis. So now in becomes a screen legend, Carol had been forgotten by all but maybe a handful of die hard
The Sarcasm Remains Podcast with Fuze B
"monroe" Discussed on The Sarcasm Remains Podcast with Fuze B
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The Daily Dive Weekend Edition
Florida Serial Rapist Tommie Lee Andrews to Be Released
"Florida judge signs in order to release a convicted serial rapist after serving a 24 year prison sentence. Tommy Lee Andrews will be freed on Friday. Karen Monroe. It's one of the women. Andrews was convicted of raping and she's worried. I think it's just waiting for his time he's going to continue. I don't know how He could. I hope he doesn't. But I do believe yes, she will be. Andrews was the first person to be convicted for a crime with DNA
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Rate and then he did end up getting arrested and he gave an update. He said i'm i'm alright back frey. Fm thank you off. I mean listen that big missed his blessing because he led his prejudices getting away his people young glue guide to cash. You wanted that trail tall. You know that that guy would have got that money but not now enough. Good you know. Who's who because i wouldn't want my money into a big not at all you know it's interesting because sometimes when have you ever been in a store and felt like you were being profiled go ahead now i was gonna say and then what do you do. You say. i'm not bringing my business here or do you try to buy something to prove to them. That it depends. On what situa-. Sometimes i go to a different sales person That that do wasn't follow me. Or sometimes i bring my business someplace else. I i've done it many times. I've definitely seen people do stupid stuff. I hate when they do that. They get mad at the store owner and be like i'm what biden whole then point to a different salesperson. You know your money even when you purchase vehicles a lot like i. The first thing i do is i look for brother in a store to help me out of bravo sister to help me out. And if somebody's doing something. I go to somebody that that decided to help me and i will issue on a person that just looking stupid for not helping me but you still giving the stall money. Though starring at a sales person personnel enough of that. I rather not give the whole story in the whole store out of stuffing for the this big salesperson. I right now jay z. Ambience say people are upset at them for posing with this rare. Basquiat painting and also They did that to sell a tiffany. Diamond is a new ad campaign featuring jay z ambience as called about love and people tell me who these people are listening media. Social media van lethal posted. Am i the only one..
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"I will lose because this is he she. We are respect. Because i my love lounge because i do show colombo love guru. Why do i answer questions. This is a love. Because i've been the husband and the wife sometimes the same night depending on who turned how much money was involved in which they had a week so i can answer all questions so if you got hit me. Now i'll tell you i'm prepared. I am old flame aroma. When we come back don't move. Is the breakfast club good morning. Tj envy angelini. Yeesh guy we oughta breakfast club was still kicking it with flame moreau ye frame. What are your thoughts about the vaccine. This and i'm not anti vaccine. I'm not taking the vaccine. And here's my reason why 'cause we we say we're playing you can't say that you push antibac- saying i have a lot of black market silicon in my body. I got a lot of foreign particle in my body. My breast implants my hips. So if i put an that has never bothered me in thirty years but if apple another foreign particles which i don't even know what the because it's not. Fda approved in my body and these two four arctic particles don't along and they fight in my body. Guess who loses. I do because. I could lose a leg or an arm. I could lose my eyesight. I could lose the ability to talk and my mouth make my money only on the microphone. Now i'm afraid to put some. And i have no control over set out. Today was test seventy cents. The by corona values i took seventy s. Today may seven hundred negative. 'cause everybody in my presence everybody in prison. I'm i'm trusting lysol more right now than more trust in the science especially that one from the eighties with azt. Th ouchi departure. I don't trust biology. Okay because he killed a lot of my girlfriends in eighty eight say that. Azt will kill as it did. And it killed everything and their bodies including that flew was as medications that foul. She was ahead of and charge of back in the eighties during the ronald reagan. Here when h went as i hit what do you think ivy. Vaccines may developing all that. I heard that it's a shot in the testing phases. And look y'all y'all.
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Comment. I'll never have to dali dollars. The president's ali running network. You know four years ago when the been able to be comfortable with my son going to college and not thinking about even though. He got a full scholarship. Thank you lord. Jesus christ congratulated. mit remember much. Hope it hit and nobody saw comment and away for mechanical engineering. Okay perfect This daddy daddy just waitress but it's good because my daughter's spoiled already anyway. It just made more people know who i am and people always say flame you speak and you coon straight people. You dance in the streets as you saying what they want to say. What it is is that always spoke like this. Y'all just come to find out who i am. I was always this me. Y'all just being brought into the fold but if you don't wanna work be around me in the worst the nikki. Giovanni i never worked out. Because premiums go nothing else. I'm loyal and everything everybody attacking everything like you got a list to over. You gotta let me. I got your let me see. I think little ex- example of live your life to is best. I've heard so many gay people complain. He's kissing the man. tv. He's gay off on and he got busted. Then y'all have a problem with that you can never please. Everybody stopped trying. Look in the mirror and like the person that's looking back at. You not tell you. Look at the mirror and i see all up in me. The he them those days looking back at me and we all chill. Because i accept all my good and my bet too many people a loss. That's why we seventy four million people voted for trump. Because they lost. They'll know what to do and you'll be seeing gay. People on television is going to convince children to become gay and pushing some type of agenda. That is ridiculous. That's the same policy to some comedians male. Comedians got out and male committed. Never wear dress one tyler. Perry has wore the ugliest dresses years and is a billionaire and has employed tons and tons and tons of black people. Just back people. But all people tyler perry calm because i know you bring media on a retirement and her name. They're going to be delicious. I wanna be best girlfriend. I wanna be scrubbed billboard. I'm asking the and tyler. I long list big. You not very nice and fit. What's your workout resume. So you don't work out hell now. You got the twenty two year old my workouts a regular twenty two years old. You may biggest. Wt.
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Way around ninety dollars to my own organization. I am the i got a try. Would've i we call the he group. You can catch us lounge on instagram. Every night between six thirty seven west coast time. We gotta if i said everywhere perfectly for my community it would never fall in land. What will be the hypocrisy of everything. I say two years ago and they raise fallen in that. We find over bathroom rising pronouns. Steel but look at the strategy that we're making we have Sarah mcbride is state senator in delaware. Joe biden disappointed. Appointed a young lady to be otieno young lady to be a doctor. we also get. Mj rodriguez who may just made history as being the first trans woman to be nominated for the actors in a series rove but tv. I'm looking at the positive. I'm looking at it. We're going forward. I'm not looking at. We're going back. I don't wanna fight. I just want to work and take care of my family. I don't want to. I don't care what you think of me. I we we come back. Don't move. is the breakfast club good morning. everybody is. tj envy. Angela ye shall. I mean the guy we oughta breakfast club was still kicking it with flame. Moreau me what do you think about how bad afghanistan i think that anybody in his position whatever president would have been. It was going to be if they would have pulled out. It was going to be the same backlash. Nobody expected the taliban to move as fast as they did. Also y'all keep forgetting that Trump let the leader out in twenty eight came. All everybody's mad bye bye. Bye bye young. I give him by the chase. I hate that you vote for these officials to get him in and vote. Bite him one not by last landslide but he won. Look laurie lifeproof. Chicago chicago mayor. She won by a landslide. Y'all voted to pour in. She made mistakes. Nobody is perfect. Get their job but we still ready to throw them up on the bus. Were just a my democratic party. i'm a democrat. They need some. You know who got the biggest in the democratic party who nancy pelosi and she got the biggest. I've loan them out. I think that they've tried every political strategy except for courage that whole that the rapids and all the gangsters say radha down by the dan. The only people that surrounded that in this life is trump cans and dominate and. Gop's that a full on republican because of the republicans and trump people within a position where they could get rid of filibuster and can control the volt. You think they went and took the jazz. They doing it now. They've moved left and right every chance. They get applause eram. I know what happened on january six. You know having on january six. Do you know what happened on six domestic terrorist attack. Much wine georgia. I don't get what they was doing over there. We one jewish on the ground so why they.
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"He i don't put myself in the box. i'm calling. you could be a thought to be anything. Oh young male female identifies everything right now. Personally i Harry identified as the first trans man. 'cause remember he was running running running around him on and on the bills they was looking for a man. Harry was a woman she might have looked manly but real talking harry time was allowed to be an olympics. Right now none of you bitches were saying the change because here he can ruin for harry ramp months months. That is true. I win the went back and you got nobody would have been a free bitch yelling yang. I ain't going back massa. Hit hi there. My house wrong with you have a disrespected. This is taking black women. That was no. I know i know i know. Do people understand the context of jokes anymore. Full absolutely now. When you say something that offends everyone. They wanna council everything. Let's talk about the cancellation of the baby last well. First of all the baby is not my demographic on fifty five. The baby is twenty nine and never knew who. The baby was into all of the controversy. But the let's break it down and take it to. The context of the baby was on stage that we all live performance. We are all in. This room have been on stage with live theater. Sometimes you have an audience and you have a microphone and it gets away from you. The difference is at fifty. You know win to bring it back how to bring them back in one thousand nine. Maybe he did so maybe his words got away from him but he didn't say if it was black and gay. Put your phone up. Or if you're white engage afon. He didn't say he was getting as which phone he said you don't have hiv as which if you don't tell you what to put your phone if you and the parking lot said but you hit dog dogma. Holler he wasn't talking to me. So i didn't take offence to their because y'all cast everything. But where's the black man's caucus that surround this young brother and say hey that's not cool. Let us teach you so you don't make this mistake again. As opposed to snatch and everything. And then all these celebrities jumping on madonna. I'm a huge madonna fan. Madonna created envelopes aides to push including lindy's fungal black man burner across and like a prayer beat. Her house burned down but it was a different time. But don't take everything from this young man and don't teach him well. You don't make them. I tried to approach him. They did have It was eleven different. Lgbtq plus organizations that were like. Hey we love to sit down with you. Spoken to lgbt. Then it was miley cyrus. It was also nobody..
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"monroe" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Highest infection rate in the nation to the lowest we did with no one thought could be done he also talked about the rebuilding of guardia airport. And new penn station in manhattan and the launch of clean energy projects across the state and he wanted people that are known he did his best. All right. that's all listen to people when they said they love you know. Listen to people when they say they hate you stated costs keeping on what you do and that is your front page news all right. Thank you miss you now when we come back comedian flame maral will be joining us. And we're gonna kick it with flame. We come back so the breakfast club morning. The breakfast club morning. Everybody is tj. Envy angela. yeesh alameda guy. We are the breakfast club. You've got a special guest dance right. Comedian extraordinary the host of the laughing. Learn podcast on the black effect. Iheartradio podcast network a what's up. What's up angelina. Lame always got the fan. Always sasha spray. You have been vaccinated killing me spray. That is my business this here corona virus. The vaccine says testing. You know how many tests failed in my life. I'm good thank you just paying. I just had a sissy moment grew and i'll busey it. I love. I turned into a full on. And that's a fact to fan down. Nothing i love boasts chain like we'll softening and his guy was like do you know who claim is and he's like not as a comedian. I was on before not. He's oh yes. Oh you're here. He took a pitch. He hugged me all of that. I don't invite the drama. I'm not looking for a fight here just to like netflix. And chill speaking of that. The jailing comma. Yes oh hbo conway business baby and everything. I wanted to flame monroe. Find anything offensive. Yes i know okay. I you know what offends me. If you bother my family or my children's room. I am in place now. I'm i'm someplace at a lot of people. Probably wish they will be. Oh could be in their life. I am free. And when i say that i am free. That does not mean that. I don't have rules that. I have to follow guidelines but i am so comfortable with who i am and what i present and how i am that i make people around me comfortable enough to say i agree just cool. I feel like the first time You hire me to i. People you know people think. Oh i get from other comedians fling. Oh my god. I showed you to say. Hey i'm like so just discredit me. I couldn't get higher from a talent. He couldn't have liked my personality. First of all. I am would be like six to me the country time i think that would be too aspirational for you to and by the way i do what i wanna do nows he. This is new. I didn't notice. I said i like what i what i wanna do. I said monday wednesday friday. I do penis tuesday thursday and saturday. I do but comedy so not told me you like women who presented admitting now i love my my thing but i mean i've i've had a boyfriend been everything so that's why i say i'm i do and i'm free and my children know who i am. I'm telling you once you have the yelling and your own avenue to see that day. I saw that please angle labels. I've got assault gal. Calls lady brazi wrote about miscall labeled cities..
Seattle's Morning News
Doctors Are Relying More on Monoclonal Antibodies to Fight COVID
"For Covid 19 is showing a great deal of progress. David Begnaud reports from hard hit Louisiana monoclonal antibodies, lab grown proteins that help the body target and eliminate covid infection, according to Dr Thomas Galit, chief medical officer at ST Francis Medical Center in Monroe, Louisiana. They have become the most effective therapy yet has done a great job of helping high risk patients stay out of the hospital. The therapy is becoming more available at hospitals and clinics around the country. But it is only administered after infection within 10 days of the first symptoms and before those symptoms get to severe what type of sickness do you usually say that's too sick to receive if they are having profound oxygen requirements continued high grade beavers dehydration. Since July. The first we've given about 1700 doses. One of those doses went to 42 year old Scotty Johnson. We were there when he got his infusion three weeks ago in Monroe, as Covid was attacking his body. It feels like somebody's choking you. You start coughing, but nothing comes out this week. We followed up with him and we met his wife, Meg. They both got the antibody treatments right around the same time. I just really start feeling good about Three or four days ago, probably, but I feel like I'm like 90% now, while Scotty did not get the vaccine bag did my wife got anybody treatment? On Thursday. I tested positive on Friday. On Saturday, she was back up cleaning the house and doing dishes and like it never even bothered. While the antibody treatments can be effective, they are not a substitute for vaccines, says CBS News Medical contributor Dr David Agus. There's no question the vaccine is better than an antibody. But in the case where your immune suppressed and you can't make a good response to a vaccine, they're lifesavers. So this is an important part of our arsenal. But it certainly is not the only weapon in our arsenal. Vaccines are Front line. No question about it to fight a virus in today's world, and that
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"monroe" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"So it's twenty twenty one. Oh wow so away yeah you're actually younger than excite graduate twenty fourteen to you after you so i on that on that regard. 'cause i ought to say that might highschool was very racist as well. I mean i. I just have like brandon guys. Walk up to me to say some really dump things. I mean mainly discriminatory towards a black nation. Individuals would be the two that were received the most hate my but my school like had no management whatsoever. I mean they spent millions of dollars on a football stadium that like broke down second later so crazy how down thing is like am my my high school you allen cold be. Don't they think about as football football this football that a lot of their budget was on football and not about managing anything else that went on the school bella to latiff it nasty things that i was exposed to even younger than that but i hope that at this time at this age that those schools can put things in place to not accept any of that but the ad i mean i could see her coming from even if it's two years after me the that's still could be at a time where you know people didn't care enough in which sad that it took this long but i'm in. I'm i'm hoping that you're you continue this and you don't have to deal with that. I hope so too. I mean they. They did apologize about the air I accept Basing very genuine in their apologizing they realized that but they were doing with stewart. I think they thought it was just a joke. And they didn't understand that. no. I don't understand why you would have to joke that. So they did apologize. Fear orca but that was good already. Have for this year. What is probably things that you're working on that to further yourself because of coming back and i'm sure you've got more On camera acting in mind. Additionally you have a voice demo reel have you been involved in any official blace or these disliked test. Reels are right. now they're just has reloads. I am uh sending them out to agencies. And i'm really looking forward to on and making a real demo reel for my character. Voices on seabrook's magazov that i'm still in school currently i'm still training and auditioning for on camera work and also working only dares practices. I don't know if you saw my profile saw other time so Practicing dance and working. Hard i love you that you end with the smell like you're happy you're just the most lively thing or right now today. Just i think what helps those plants behind your says. Yeah yeah probably like guide will come down and said meco is the future of plays away at night if n christianne no i. I'm because i'm agnostic. But i'm sure some being or some person is smiling down in london looking at what you're doing 'cause that's that is a a great stuff for a may not step for but it's a great path You're on with your career but with your life and with animation kind of ramping up even more you could probably expect that there may be more. Have you been trying to apply for what. I'm probably applying the same at least a auditioning that would mean for animated shorts films. Tv shows commercials not yet. I've been more focused on the on camera work. I have the app agents. focus mostly on that But at my college died you take voice acting lessons to really hone in on mine vocal production and i also take lessons for singing as well so i'm really trying to work on my voice. Where's your go with that for the voice acting part like what do you want to do with like what what what sort of companies earlier broza you looking to get into the ultimate goal which would be the worst over disney princess bat. I would be. I would be happy if that was it. I feel accomplished. But i would also love to be like finding new work. I love of nation. So working with them will be like a dream come true Or any type of gleam works any animation movie really would be local but yes the end all be all would be a disney princess voice years i think disney is somewhat moved away from disney princess. Early they know they're newer products. Have another things. But i mean you never know. There's tons of animation products out there. Whether not be a and i'm sure like you keep at a you're going to get to the if not fundamental in some the other enemy enemy companies out there. I mean a netflix biz mediators. There's actually more out there. You could enroll for information than actually is based down here in texas. So they actually run an panels and go-to events here in the anime conventions in texas north-and-south so which is another thing. You going to cons. You be voice actors. I did actually i. I met the voice of star fire at one convention. The last name incorrectly Just like give meet her at one of the cons and absolutely loved her. Allow tar and i go to k pop cons. I meet a lot of cape hoppers as well. So those are always to meet your what you doing stage play. You neither does do anime. That's her profile right What do they call tacos. I almost call them of tacos. Two hundred taco's bread. It's it's something that rigs near happy. I weren't other young ladies of color. You know. I want them to know that nothing is weird but they should obey like something like this. You know i love paper. I love aaron. Mary it's not gonna change. It's just kind of who i am. And yeah that might seem a little strange from the outside but i want other girls. You also enjoyed this stuff to know who cares if your weird. Let's be weird one. There is a lot of black women who love anime so this is not really a weird thing alley even today. it's amazing. Yeah so you're amazing so we re people fall. You're well before i say that. What what what is the thing that you are helping achieve at the. What's your twenty twenty. One goal or goals one goal. Would he would love to be cast in a pipe that would be twenty eight. Twenty one.
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"monroe" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Would kind of encourage me to you get on stage because she knows that that's where i just let it go nine found myself there so i really have to thank my mom because without her. I don't think i would have gotten the courage to come. This are It started planes and school. And then i at age eight x my mom hake and i have an agent. My about you know Back then. I don't know if your member there were commercials came on the colonia about Agents and managers having like these conditions. So i saw one was like for only to one actor in like mom. Can we go and she was like war. I mean why not. And she's always been so supportive and upwards since then heading to the dream that is awesome never mind. That's helping you build up your creative passion on the beginning. I bet though at like when you're a little kid and started probably hate your mom like a rafter as she plays you. Don't last year it again. Like a you. Don't want her to make your pancakes. Akina bed not the average stage. Mom so i'm gonna give her credit or credit is due back. She never made more ever gone long. Where don't wanna see sheen. She pushes me when. I need to be pushed but also lets me nation on when i need to be like my states. So she's good at that. So i will give her burqa even been able to see your mom at office pandemic. I bet that's the hardest thing for you all of my family. Luckily i was able to meet with them. So i've been extremely of maps ads. Okay so you're kind of in the best of duration And that's just really sweet. This the thing about that doesn't mean it led to being in all the. What was the first broadway like official I'm getting broadway in stage. Plays mixed up sometime for some reason but what was probably like the first play were. You're out there in public with rene even purvis school like you're just out there performing in front of a crowd nine. I was charlotte's web. I was a gosling. And i was thinking girl number three. That was my role. Did you love that role. So i gotta guts it was. I was happy to pay a big play out. But i will say. The fainting role was a lot better. I got to like come out on stage. See wilbur and then i fainted. So that was fun Okay i mean they're they're actors and actresses a lot. I mean i am. I can't remember what actor but man. There is like wine. Actor said in an interview i got to have the credit being on me. That was amazing. So at me when i was like okay i faded. That was amazing. I that is something. I have to process events like. Okay well maybe it's just the acting experience like turning do Or maybe people faint. I i don't know. I mean people have a love for it but our gave that did did your mom. Actually i like my baby girl. She's on the four quick. Get her to the hospital. I don't think so. I don't number but i'm just saying no should did it. I'm not sure okay does the sperm ruini like whoever. My favorite part was when i failing on the floor. That was like okay. This is crazy instinct. Mean i can see the fun of being in all these different plays what was probably one that really pushed your acting skills. The limits cooporation probably alice. more in. you can't take it with year. It was really my first lead role. So there was a lot of pressure and bear and also she wasn't as beater as other characters that i trade before she really knowledge just digging in and five being that calmness in that rhythm within that i had i feel like she was being most complicated role on play. You know. I haven't been to win. Any i mean i love in texas. I bet there's probably a stage. Plays and broadway shows over here. But i know the two biggest states are new york. La or alone. Maybe there's another state but the plan b for me to even watch a live show is usually. It's prerecorded because that's something alive plays with do. And that's i mean as soon Able to put together your Catching these clips plays at your apart as there have been any one of these plays that the entire thing has been captured and you could rent an on amazon or is there like a hard or digital copy of any of these. Plays a part of my place from greece. Rocky picture cheryl hairspray. I all have. Dvd's i know at the time they were being sold. I'm not sure being sold anymore. But i do have hard copies of those. When you become a part of hairspray greeson Rocky horror picture show greece in rocky pitcher. Were both at the high school that i i did greece the year before at the berkeley playhouse. So i've done greece twice then. Rocky horror picture show and hairsprayed was at the community college of across from high school bat. I auditioned for after i graduated. I so i know nothing about rocky horror picture show outside of one scene. I never seen the movie. I know had tim what's his name to not to mountain. Okay i why. Am i getting his name wrong but i do not see the movie i went to a convention could commence where they have eighteen plus events go on so there is a i mean. There's there's convert more family friendly that are you know for more generalists like every con but there is one kind here in dallas that is strictly for adults in. I mean there's a playboy night of literally on the first nine or care. Does people dress up in kospi Like playboy mashups of disney and dreamworks characters. Which that's those probably as weird as it could sound. But it's not as as raunchy as maybe i don't know i only one. I never dressed up. I don't see myself in hugh hefner or playboy or whatever but that was an experience to be a part of her while to see not not really be a part of this to be the guy steering gun. Okay this is. What's going on here but the rocky horror picture show when i entered that room all i saw was people getting like stripping their clothes and a lot of women in pantyhose and a of dudes like with their shirts off so i looked at that as like okay. I don't is rocky horror picture. Show horror movie or is it like a kinky movie. I don't know what's going here. I wouldn't describe it that way..
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"Talking today to with miss me Also maker. I said. Mako mika nico. There's so many people that are kind of named meek you. Maybe i'm thinking about that. One like pop singer You know that's interesting. Because when i looked you up on instagram you had like an anime profile pic and cartoon. Yeah before i looked into what you actually do it though key must be an emmy voice actors to take back. Is that something you want to do is so for those who don't know what do you do and instagram. What you would see is a model. I post a lot of the videos. That i make. I am an actress. Or you're gonna snow her that my character demery was also on there. So you're to hear my fun. Voices that i do and we sing and dance as well. No i saw that way. I mean you do a lot of steeler Credits are from theater. And i bet that you probably have feelings about wine or possibly dior's upping backup. I don't know how theaters are going events. I like broadway. I mean but movie theaters are fully opened. Buzz for his broadway. Goes i mean. What's the scene lake over there. Now opening backup of timbre. I did hear that ear. Evan fancy says opening backup september. October rish but yes. They are making a fool reopenings. I'm very excited about that. So how are you able to keep figured with no active work in theater. There must be that plan. B or are you still able to get paid in some way despite not being able to go out to different broadway performances be. Currently i am in school. I'm still studying That's been agreed to meet again. Mine on creative still flowing while this pandemic has been happening another way. they're still play their happening. The so auditions for so there were other ways. Cheap go about getting all the creative juices out because this like as a broadway your fulltime job. you're relaxing. I'm not not we actress. I would like to be when i've not or stage play. I mean it's something that i hope to continue to do To continue audition corn. Hopefully you know our get apart soon. But i kind of just like it all. So i've been testing the waters in everything. Okay will be mentioned like big going to school. So i carry able to pay for all that they have to pay for school. Well not pay for school but it's mentioned You can't early plays or not opening until september and that presumably is a you know a job pretty. I mean something you get paid doing. But now you can't do that until september i'd figure when i'm in a by plan b like how are you able to like pay the bills and everything. I have other jobs. I am a cheer coach for Ages four to thirteen. So i teach cheer to them and then i also am a disney princess for birthday parties. So their jobs. Oh your dad makes a when even seeing your profile talking about Having an ami Like image and then on your title your disney princess Are you in like the costly geek scene. And all that sir. I actually am. I enjoy it more than watching it been doing it. I haven't gotten the courage to like really go in like do it on. I love scene cost players. And i love going there. Carranza meeting there might be amazing. I think that is such a talent. I really enjoy okay. Well i hear that you can get paid. 'cause i work with costly charities. I know some costs players. They get paid for attending kids parties during all that. I'm not sure if that's like a non-profit tape organization over there or is it another gig do but i mean you are beautiful woman that i think. We're definitely pass at disney princess. If you wind to. I don't know what that means today. Because if you look back at all those disney princesses. They're all like teenagers. Who always need like some and arrested them are wanting to get married to someone without even being an adult. Yeah drinking age. Like how do they go to the bar and celebrate when they're still kids. These are questions. I will does need going in more like a different direction with their princesses. Like you have no longer waiting car setting new trend from disney princesses to come. No i mean the. They've changed like in recent years but still most of their disney princess caroline. I mean it's a lot of that. Well okay maybe the that's another exception but you know. Yeah that's all just really sweet like to sing all that and i. I really hope that things work out for come back to that. 'cause i have no idea how things are going to go at a lake in months ahead. Are we going to be discreet along. Are we going to be stuck in their houses again. 'cause i have no idea how many people out here are parting with no vaccine or with a vaccine. So how did all star for you started at a very young age. I was really shy growing up so my mom.
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"monroe" Discussed on KTOK
"Madison Square Garden to celebrate the 45th birthday off President John F. Kennedy. Then I would go down in history for one legendary performance. Marylin Monroe singing Happy Birthday, Mr President. Singing well, kind of Rumors of an affair between JFK and Miss Monroe were in the air but not reported by the American media, which was generally in the tank for JFK. However, Miss Monroe and JFK were seen together in L, a Palm Springs and New York City. As I write in my book, killing the mob quote. On May 19th 1962 at a gala Madison Square Garden celebration. Marilyn Monroe publicly and somewhat scandalously. Serenades John Kennedy with a breathy version of Happy Birthday. The actress is just months removed from divorcing playwright Arthur Miller, her third husband, dressed in a backless sequin dress, so skin tight that she had to be hoisted into it. And wearing nothing underneath the gown. Monroe's slinky performance is a very public signal off her desire for the president unquote that's from killing them off again. Less than three months later, Malin Monroe would be found dead of a drug overdose inside her Los Angeles home. She was just 36 years old. Now, Several conspiracy theories have surrounded the case. Some believe John F. Kennedy and his brother, Bobby, ordered Monroe murdered to cover up the love affair. Others blame former husband and baseball player Joe DiMaggio. Many thought unhappy Studio executives might have paid the Mafia, but those theories are not true. And here's something else you might not know. On the night, she serenaded President Kennedy, Miss Monroe was considered Hollywood's biggest star. Over the course of her 15 year career Maryland start in 33 films at the height of her fame. She was paid $1.6 million per picture. That's $15 million today. For more reporting about JFK, Marilyn Monroe and the unbelievable power held by organized crime. Please check out my book, killing them off. Back after this, As you know, Joe Biden has won the election.
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"monroe" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Marilyn Monroe was found dead in bed. Under circumstances that were in tragic contrast to her glamorous career as a comic talent. On August 4th 1962 Marilyn Monroe died, clutching a telephone and surrounded by a deadly cocktail of prescription pills. The coroner's verdict. Probable suicide, Yet many believe it was murder. It was really no basis for her to have committed suicide. Now the killing of Marilyn Monroe hosted by me, Jackie Moran will uncover exactly what she knew and what it cost her This'll original 12 part series investigates the Secret Life Maryland hid from the world. Juggling affairs with rat pack crooners, president's men and mob bosses. By the time of her death, Marilyn Monroe was at the center of a deadly power struggle between President Kennedy brother Bobby, the Mafia and J. Edgar Hoover FBI. When she talked with Peter Lawford, she said, Give my love to the president over 12 riveting episodes. The killing of Marilyn Monroe threw on the ground investigative reporting brand new sort. Way. If you miss yesterday's show, we had a segment, which is available via podcast for you. It's taking off painted finishes inside your home in the wintertime with a paint stripper and how safe it is to use and how it is used correctly Howling capsule eight's the pain a way you can pick up that podcast. It's yesterday's project of the week and you can get it off the I heart up. It's free. And it's at home with Gary Sullivan. All right, our phone numbers 808 to 38255 and talking a little home improvement, Joe welcome. Hi, Gary. How are you able to talk to you have listen to you for a long time. Very good. Thank you. You're not going. How can we help you? Yes. Fine. Thank you. All right. My question is you were just talking about a a product that you could like a fake break. So I have a problem. That my home is built with what they called used Brick or old brick, and it's like chips off the breakfast, and I'm wondering if that could be covered. That brick could be covered on a house with that product or that It could be covered with this stuff called Dry, lot clear, dry lock. Both. It could be both. Um, So how old is that? I know you don't have all the brick is because it's been reclaimed or re used and I have no idea how holds the house. 0 67. It was built in 67. So that brick is even older than that. Um, yes. Oh, how bad is it? Is it all the bricks is just a couple of times I've done it. It's just I don't know why they would ever build a house out of that kind of brick period just looks. I had a house that was built of that kind of brick also, and it's just as a Little bit more of a rustic look. Um and you got to remember. I mean, you've already got 50 60 years out of the reclaimed brick and how old it was before that I don't know, but What was it built new with that brick at that time, right? And I'm you know you're defying the house. And yet you're young buying a house. And you don't know you know one brick from another. And if it looks nice, you buy it, You know, last in a long time, so so So tell me. Um, There's too You know, you gave me it's aluminum to you See, and the other half is that brick? Right. Right. So what do you want to do to that? Brick? I want to make it so it doesn't, uh, break off all the time. I want to protect it. I wanna feel it in some way. Have you ever sealed it? No, I didn't. I don't know if you could do that, Is there a sealed so there is a sealer and basically what's happening is that reclaimed brick is is pores. Uh, eventually all break almost becomes like a sponge. So when it rains, or you get morning dew on it. My guess is if you have a lot of brick homes in your neighborhood, yours is probably the last one to dry out. Because that brick is absorbing a lot of that moisture into the brick itself, and it's not drying out and then you know in the crazy Midwest when it's not drain out. It runs the potential of Getting real cold at night. And if you have that water near starts freezing to the ways you can fix it is you can't get there is a feeling that can repair that. That can fix that. That it won't do that anymore. So the slow it down and and if you stay on top of it, Yeah, it will slow it down dramatically. So when you want to do is you wanna minimize The water absorption into that brick. So there is brick. Masonry sealers. That breathe. So what they do these sealers what they do is they allow if water got behind that brick, which happens, you know, missing mortar. Some water gets behind that. That water can still exhaust through the brick. But water can penetrate into the brick. What purposes will I keep it from chipping off like that? Yes, because, as they said, what's causing the chipping? Is the water that's absorbed into that. Brick continues to deteriorate the brick and when it gets really cold in that water freezes, it starts popping off the brick. So if the water can't absorb deep into that, brick, you're not gonna have that problem because I want to paint the house. But I also thought I would like to spray that brick or treat that brick in some way first and then paint the house. Well, let me put it to you this way. If you're gonna paint that, brick, you are in effect ceiling. No, no, not the brick. It's gonna paint the aluminum. Okay. All right. So, yes. You want a brick? So it stops doing that? Okay, So what you want is you wanna breathe a bull brick And masonry sealer..
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"monroe" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Travel Time is 6 44 and you don't celebrate it on D Day because that's the Daytona 500. Let's look at two of the five. It's clearing up nicely. Though the Internet is slow to 85 eastbound in the cab county trying to ramp onto 85 north. We'll check that in a moment needed tell you, though, Travel advisory into Midtown Still just a left shoulder open a bad wreck and a lot of debris on highway 13, the Buford Spring connectors South bound Right below Monroe. Drive there. Take Piemonte a Monroe as your alternates Also real jammed up trying to head into downtown Hiram Looks like trouble on highway 2 78 near Highway 92. Alex Williams. Cool Rick Hamburger traffics and trash that was impacting the rant from 85 north of Salford Road exit. 93 is now just blocking that access road so you can use a Buford highway or even Briar Cliff Road to avoid those brake lights north there. 85 North found tapping the brakes to 25 up to Jimmy Carter. Bill of already only slow zone in the Northwest is on 5 75 north. I'll might be some trouble before Highway 92 Exit seven. Report brought by Comcast business this New year Get your small business the solutions it needs from Comcast business With fast Internet powerful cyber security solutions and more, you'll have everything you need to bounce forward. Triple team traffic. 95.5 WSB Muddy Update from WSB consumer expert Clark Howard remember early during coronavirus win People were not driving nearly as much as normal and auto insurers. Said. Hey, we're gonna give you some money back and insurers on their own gay back small refunds and then people continue to drive less, and insurers stop giving those refunds for in white. So here's the thing you should know. With auto insurance, particularly if you drive a smaller number of miles start looking at the plans available that are appearing and more and more states from or more companies. That charge you on Lee based on the miles you drive, so if you don't drive a lot of miles, why are you paying for while your car is sitting Still, the innovator in this is Metro Mile, but they're only available in about eight states..
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"monroe" Discussed on KTRH
"Marilyn Monroe was found dead in bed. Under circumstances that were in tragic contrast to her glamorous career as a comic talent. On August 4th 1962 Marilyn Monroe died, clutching a telephone and surrounded by a deadly cocktail of prescription pills. The coroner's verdict. Probable suicide, Yet many believe it was murder. Was really no basis for her to have committed suicide. Now the killing of Marilyn Monroe hosted by me, Jackie Moran will uncover exactly what she knew and what it cost her This'll original 12 part series investigates the Secret Life. Maryland hid from the world juggling affairs with rat pack crooners, president's men and mob bosses. By the time of her death, Marilyn Monroe was at the center of a deadly power struggle between President Kennedy, brother Bobby, the Mafia and Jaeger. Hoover's FBI. She talked with Peter Lawford, she said, Give my love to the president over 12 riveting episodes. The killing of Marilyn Monroe threw on the ground investigative reporting brand new sources and meticulous reviewing of evidence way will reveal for the first time exactly what happened on the night of August 4th 1962 and why her killer has never been brought to justice. I believe Maryland was murdered because she made a threat. And that threat foster her life through the process of elimination yourself. Who would kill my own Monroe, the killing of Marilyn Monroe, listen and follow this podcast for free on the I Heart radio app number one for music, radio and podcasts, all in one. The following program is not an offer to sell on the solicitation of an offer to buy oil and gas investments are speculative. And of all the high degree of risk the benefits of oil and gas exploration. Do not eliminate the risk. Are you getting hammered every year in taxes?.