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The Adam Carolla Show
"mr van" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Bottles and scotch rabbit but there were sixteen or seventeen back in the day. One of my friends cool older brothers beers bottles lining the wall bears. He'd spent or drank or whatever the red man the same bag over and over again. Yes sir luca placate now yeah. Not since his marlboro miles. Have we've seen terraced display. Excellent campbell was a weird indifferent. Dime like who wants a duffel bag. Well that was the thing like the comparison dropping dime on you having a sixteen year old with. Do you care about us or do you not care about. Are you in our business or are you not in our business right in the simultaneously you would get yelled at for grabbing wheat thins. Somebody's house without a written consent from their parents right but then moments later in the back of the guys pickup truck standing up all. He's doing donuts in the parking lot and they're signed off on it completely. So which is it like a disciplinarian or or which which is it all. It all seemed all to surround food. Food was different. There was no like. I sit around my fucking house now. The doorbell rings at ten fifteen on a thursday. I'm like what's going on. There's a guy dropping off growth hub daughter and all their friends coming grab their shit and going next and know the rules about the food who's food it was. Who bought that food blah blah blah. But a thousand rules about where you could eat that food or taking the shit in the living room and that's because it was shag rug time that's why you can never never never just sweep it up. Yeah yeah that's rapid a load a perm. All the shampoo in america got to wait 'til winter freezes up. I never told this story before. Just repressed memory. Just go back to the four or fifth grade. So i'm i'm nine or ten. I remember the school. I was in and there was some thing for our class class had. Let's say twenty two kids and there were thirty cupcakes and it was like someone's birthday or something right brought to the cupcakes. Everyone was enjoying one. It's in the class and we'll baba blah. I'm a chubby your kid at that age and i'm a doughy kid knows always hungry. And there's five or seven cupcakes. Leftover i saunter on over. Grab number to take a bite teacher fucking bitchy. What my teacher was the classroom teacher. Goes brian bishop. If i could make you spin out. I would for this all right. Well why party in their room just because the cup could've been a Lounge people parties. That eight admonished me loudly. Just a weird work dominion and dominion over other people's kids you could yell at other people's kids all you wanted. We had you know there was the mean. Dad's even has a mean dad and their neighborhood anymore. My kids don't have you know we didn't grow up with mr van dick friend dick would like come home from work and he was fucking past like don't just angry look off. He could be pre steam. Because all you'd have to do is leave a bike or skateboard or some shit in the driveway that he couldn't pull into the garage and he came into the fucking head of steam like loaded for bear about the bike driveway and having to get out of the car and everything else and there were horrifying. I mr treks live next door to me. Scared shitless him. Mr van dyke was scared shitless. No more scared of my pussy dad but also he didn't have any wheat thins so there's no churches. What's going to take away from us before that. I was sent home from a sleepover because i think i don't know like moonlighting or evening shade or something you do with the evening was on and i went to turn it to something that kids would wanna watch and i actually knocked over. Somebody's milkshake because we all had. Mcdonald's like strawberry milkshakes. I was sent home. That's the other thing too. Is they make moves man. You could've been destroyed for mistake innocent. I remembered clears. Abell mr van dig. He pulled out a cheap badminton set. And i've told this but it's been years and he's like set it up in the backyard and we're all playing badminton you know and it was just one of those you know. Twenty nine bucks with eight rackets and shuttlecocks the net and everything and in my in my racket the grip started to come. It was just like cheap. it wasn't even lender. We're happy leather stuff. They made the patch on levi five. Oh ones out of in later years. Some weird cellulose thing from china and it just wrapped up to the top and had like a little nail in it or something and it just came loose. And it was unraveling as i was playing and i was like. Ooh i'm gonna have to pay for that. And i have destroyed and i was like i was trying to wrap it like in between sets. Come on back then. Hold my hand over. Hold the racket lower now. I'm good up here. Because if i remember where somebody else i got a place this back in the box now so they don't see that it bro- broke that racket like just knocking something over breaking something something an acid and have some. You're boston man. Mom said not to play ball. The house has an entire episode of the brady for vase. Bro please let me let me get this off my chest. It'll be so cathartic. I think i may have told this before but I lived a friend of mine lives down the street and both parents were home and i was at her house playing and my dad had called and said he's you know he's a jogger using to jog in drop off some change for me so we could go get ice cream at the pool like a snack bar window that you didn't have to be inside the pool and i saw he had run by whatever..
The Glenn Beck Program
"mr van" Discussed on The Glenn Beck Program
"Doing that. Process wise the what the supreme court said on that one was. You can't have the cd sieges blanket do this. They don't have the power. Okay so date of new york. Does they said congress could pass a law in the state. I think certainly could pass a law. Now i i would i would number five hundred seventy five thousand eight hundred seventy one not to live in new york. Now i would say again. I disagree with that. Like i don't think a state can pass a law saying you can't evict the people you're insane right and i don't think that would hold up in court either however that's not what. The supreme court came down with on the eviction ban. They said the. Cdc can't do this if you want to try to do this. Go through congress and we'll deal with that but again even that. I think is ridiculously unconstitutional. You it it. Completely flips the free market on its head. There's there's no. There is no such thing as private property like. How could you sell anything if you were going to sell a car. I'm going to sell a car and you have to make five years of payments and then at any point someone can step in and say well you know what three years forget it. They landed mc three years of payments. Sorry what why. Would anyone ever sell a car again. We might get. I might only get sixty percent of the money i make. Ten percent of the problem is if the government is the one that is the backstop. That's that's why you're not hearing this argument on student loans because the government is the backstop right so nobody cares them. They'll okay we'll make the loan we're gonna get our money right and that's ns wrong for other reason is wrong all the way around. It destroys the free market. It is why our our schools are so expensive. Is one of the reasons because people wouldn't be able to do it unless the government was doing the loans because most people would go in and try to get a loan for you know two hundred fifty thousand dollars worth of education for famine studies. And they'd go. I don't i think you're kind of a bad risks. Yeah i all right. Our sponsor this half hour is titled twins. You wanna you wanna learn and we should send this to joe biden And the rest of his crew The tunnel twins books. And i would start with the ones that are for little kids. You know About the free market these. These are books i i. I like hop on pop. I really do. I like hop on pop because simple and they're fun and i don't want my but it is our responsibility to teach our kids and so the tuttle twins story of these These kids that learn all kinds of different things they learn why democracy or a republic works. They they learned actually like principles from von maecenas. I mean it's they learn the free market and why it works and why it's a fun story. Yeah i mean it's not like mr van. Mecer swimming he was mr. I don't know highs pronoun. So i apologize for that anyway. Tunnel twins beck dot com tuttle. Twins belk dot com. These are really good books for you as a parent or a grandparent. It's our responsibility to make sure that we are fighting this indoctrination and filling our head filling our kids heads with the truth. Get thirty five percents off. Now they'll even throw in their activity books for free. It's tuttle twins back dot com. Is the glenn beck. Thank you so much for listening and tuning in last night. The show stu show was kind of apocalyptic had a real meltdown On yesterday show. Because i found out some things that our government is doing that will be exposed that is just beyond understanding beyond understanding my correct to assume we are not at the time we can learn more about the story. We're not we. Were not clear to understand the story any better than yesterday. Correct and were not in until We need to Until we have done all we can. We're going to just plain ice play nice as long as we possibly can without being part of the system And document everything that is happening as well And then i'm telling you justice will come. Justice will come and we should make make it clear to correct me. If i'm wrong here that there have been real issues And barriers put up in this effort. But there's been a lot of good done as and that's the problem. There's a lot of good people on the inside that know what's being done is evil and are doing and working day and night and i don't want to and there's been a lot of success stories spot success stories lot of success stories over eight thousand people now have and and that is a good. Just leave it at that. Eight thousand people have been rescued out because of this audience. Thank you thank you so much all right back in just a minute. 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Double Toasted
"mr van" Discussed on Double Toasted
"Actually recommended at the time. I was just a dumb kid and he was like. Hey you should buy a house man. You know you make a little bit of money now At least get a condo wife. Had me get that condo. Yeah man they weren't for them on the. Why would done but anyway it was an awesome place but it was smaller like nine hundred square feet this up and I had two bedrooms and bathrooms but it was. You know but the way they arranged it was tight even have a ain't even have a view of my balcony. I went out on my balcony and there was another. It was a brick wall right there with a window apartment building. You see shit. Except i saw i saw so many titties and asses and dudes with the digs hanging out because they would just leave the door the window open and step out on the balcony to turn right back around all right well. That's a guess. I'm calling the night as you know. I'm not going to be have not not. The police called on the creepy black dude across the early asshole for trying to enjoy the view that you bought ray but they they're totally not culpable for just being naked. At all times you would be the one punished for that. Yeah no i never was. A creepy dude is out there and even even though he couldn't see ya know i turned right back around. I even like telling the shut the window. Anything i just went back in the fucking house. Man hung outside somewhere else. So yeah man. Oh good is good. Having you guys here oh. This is a question i want to ask you. Maybe christian we going on with the show. But i wanted to ask you and anybody else out there especially if we have any artist out there and it would be even better if any artists working. Adobe animate adobe animate used to be adobe flash flash animation or whatever. I don't know anyway. I worked in that program a lot because i've been working on our in it since on off for about twenty something years so i'm just used to it so that's what i do Starting to animate a little bit more. Y'all know about the animated situation. Like i'm just starting to anime stuff in my own a little bit more and so what i did was i want to get something That was a little less. Clunky like got a bunch of laptops but laptops even get a little bit lucky when i have a tablet and the laptop and then i don't go to a desk i sit on the bed and you're gonna hate this. I saw him too bad. Because this damn dog would not let me sit at a table. I know stupid. We have a long talk about boundaries after man. This damn dog wants me some bed. Sit with her on the couch. So what i did was. I like to be mobile. I love being mobile. I'm starting to get alabama more. So what i did was ordered a surface pro from microsoft. And that's what was downstairs so nice. You have a new delay you you wanna play. You can easily you barely to do this in a way. I want at least here. It is people in the box rate here. The surface pro. And let me see here in the by. Ms klein's going hard against what she refers to as that fucking rat. I don't know if you saw it in the in the chat. But i love it. Thank you mr van. I know and it's terrible in his hurtful specially to pixie but we used to this persecution. Anyway so wh what what. The surface pro work well with a an adobe program especially adobe program like What you call it a animate animate. Yeah would it work well with that. I have to imagine. But i'm not an artist. I know we have a bunch of really talented people who probably use that. In fact i know a couple of them. Do and i would say because it's a windows tablet. That operating system is going to be more pliable bike to work with all other services and stuff like that like if it was one of those souped up ipads i would have more doubts about it but i think you're fine but the surface pro for sure. Okay because i wonder if the pin was pressure was bruce precious sensitive bomb client about all. He said persecution here. We go Let's see here you guys. I got it. Because i didn't want to have a laptop and then something wired and then i have another tablet dangling from that so i just got a got a surface pro from From microsoft I can get a keyboard with later but You know you can hold this as a tablet on its own. You don't need a keyboard. So yeah i'm just wondering what you guys think Used it that i just. I would like your feedback on that. Because i know everybody keeps saying get away com. One away com tablet. But that is like. I don't want to have to spend three thousand dollars if i don't have to. Those things are way more expensive. This is like half as much so you guys have any feedback for me. Let me know. And i would appreciate that. You're going to talk to him. The chat are if you want. If you want to get real detailed with it you can send me an email k. Kumons at dot com is casey oh z. A. g. dot com email us with any.
As It Happens from CBC Radio
"mr van" Discussed on As It Happens from CBC Radio
"This week an exclusive jeweler near the shelves at. He's a in. Paris was robbed. The robber posed as a client. Asking to see several high priced items before pulling a knife. He scooped up the goods and scoot it into the afternoon with upwards of three million dollars worth of jewels and by scooted i mean. He was on an electric scooter. The kind you stand on now. Obviously it was well planned but still it was daytime. It was crowded. How had the thief escaped attention. Well in a stunning twist witnesses are pointing to an accidental accomplice. Action star jean. Claude van damme. Apparently mr van damme was at a nearby optician. Possibly doing the splits but probably just standing there trying on frames either way. He created a diversion. Which although purely coincidental was really a glasses half full kind of situation for the jewel thief well a day later. French police arrested two suspects and recovered most of the jewelry. So in the end of failure of a heist the thief does get partial credit for taking advantage of the distracting action. Star. but really. that's van damning him with faint praise. I'm speaking to you a moment of grave crisis. I'm jeff turner and this is recall. It's a series about history not the ancient past history. That still hot to the touch in this first season explore a revolutionary political movement that brought a modern democracy to the brink..
This Week In Google
"mr van" Discussed on This Week In Google
"It's pretty much. They're going to phase out skype in favor of teams. Everybody seems to agree. I think even microsoft has said that. So we've been talking about good. Lean a couple times of floss. Weekly here two. Less weeks is another video that one. I l. e. a. n. g. a. l. e. n. e. dot org go lean. That's from mr david tat. Dave tat oh like a baleen whale but it's a galen dot org dot com where this open source video conferencing and mr van using it. Oh french oh it's implemented and go Okay okay web. Rtc uses the pie on. I don't know what that is implementation of web. Rtc interest zero says this legit he's station. Yeah whereabouts he was supposed to mean that we could do in browsers and right just right but everyone repping in as well. So that seems seems a bit of a shame yeah gelinas one janice ion sf you of course rtc all the open source solutions and unfortunately closed source solutions like zoom and skype. Have really better they work. I mean the reasons in took over originally with because they actually bought to do the bridge and defend thing right so he was easier for them to adopt in in that market. But i think. I think they're running on web. Rtc are they. I think. I think at least the browser version on the browser version is butt. Heads are using the browser version or the desktop minute. Yeah yeah Also it's great. Have aunt pruitt hands on photography. Your photo show has what this week this week. We're going to talk with the mad. Scientist's mr don come register and we're gonna look at some macro photography. I've articles can spoken about macro photography but love that. He's the man when it comes to macro photography so he's gonna share.
Southern Tomfoolery Plays
"mr van" Discussed on Southern Tomfoolery Plays
"Something is one for the books. Shit dude okay. yeah Kuyper definitely notices that but like right. Now he's gonna try to get the hit on. Try this. yeah yeah exactly. So he is going to go ahead and continue attacking So he's going to go ahead and move ten feet to perform spring attack. who's going to do five feet north five feet west and he's gonna come up right behind him. Which does activate flanking bonus is going to go ahead in an attempt to form a trick attack. That was going to be twenty eight cents motive. That's gonna pass. Let's see about the. And i'm gonna impose off target If you hit. If i hit so that is nine on the die plus thirteen. That is going to be a twenty two. That's nice okay and let's go ahead and get that demarche okay. That is going to be twenty two points to damage right with the vanishing knife. Eleven goes through your starting to make some make. Some some moves on this thing is now off. Target fell up now. Think it's no surprise with bells. Gotta do this around going to take five feet step or a guarded step to the south away from this thing to avoid the opportunity attacked and Is going to shoot at this batty with that. Same rifle carbon sorry Say nineteen die plus twelve. Sorry thirteen and that will do. That'll do twenty cold in piercing so tin kau orange. Starting to see that these vines are starting to fray a little bit some of the shadowy essence that surrounds them. Seems to be operating especially on the and it's turned it's gonna full attack lashing out both to the north and the south so the first techs coming up. That's that's gonna miss ice. This one's coming at like who has probably severely lowered on his. Abc's doesn't sea changes to hit cut. Well does a dirty thirty hit. It does that is going to heal you. Fourteen points of cold damage right. You're okay so first off ziva sees it ain't doing shit down here So she's gonna move it. How you doing voice. I hope you're doing better than we get them. Not great That's that's the one that the north correct because orrin came receive the bonus. Roy sat road Answers she's going to try and swing at one here next to them skit Twenty two twitty's hit dollar sol's oh shit outta fowler really excited and the thing that salt salts be eighteen points of slashing basalt stem. It's damaged gun does nine points. You do get a piece colo piece of turn. Yup yes sir mr van. It's alright aren't just going to swing wildly full attack the zak with that with your celerion. Okay twenty two nine plus thirteen. Get it very good okay. I stack arrow all damage together. If i hit second integral fifteen in the die. Yes sir Okay.
The Sean Hannity Show
"mr van" Discussed on The Sean Hannity Show
"A simple man well not that simple but a simple man a bill. O'riley if you've read his latest book killing them up. This is the best book in the killings. Besides all famous mob names. You will not believe the celebrities that turn up in this book killing the mob. It's the new bill o'reilly book and of course he's going to be going on tour with donald trump later this year. Everything's a bill o'reilly dot com bill. O'reilly how you doing mark. I appreciate it Hey it looks like tomorrow. They might indict a trump executive for using a company car that had the trump tax returns for five months obviously found nothing there is. This is the biggest waste of time and money for a prosecutor. Isn't it well. I think it's political prosecution That could really come back and hurt. Sivan's the manhattan. Da if this is all it is The use of an automobile. And you're using taxpayer. Money new york state taxpayer money to Chase down on executive for what three years. Now i think is going on three years and this is what you got. That's really gonna hurt Mr vans when the entire democratic machine in new york including the attorney general letitia james who oversees this What it is an attempt to if it happens tomorrow and i think the wall street journal is pretty reliable source so probably will. It's an attempt to shake down this guy weisberg The executive that worked for trump to turn on trump himself. That's how stuff usually goes you get. We'll cut a deal with you I it's tawdry but you know i caution. Everybody let's wait and look at the stuff. And then your argument become stronger and more crystallize when you could see what exactly. It is Bill o'reilly sean. Hannity not here. He's at the border with donald trump with governor. Abbot of texas Looking over the border What do you think Good idea for donald trump to go there i. I don't mind the border thing as they say on my tv broadcasts on the nose. Good news i'm bill o'reilly dot com tonight. I think that donald trump who i know wants to run for president and again because he told me.
WMAL 630AM
"mr van" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"S a mac dot us a fantastic organization. To provide you with fantastic benefits. Quite frankly. I think we should slip in the call here here and there. Let's see. Let us go to Claudia. Long Branch, New Jersey the great W. ABC. How are you, Claudia? Hi, Mark. Thank you so much for taking my call. First. I want to say I share your sentiment about being attacked. I don't give a darn. We have intellect. Stasi's second. I would like to make two points about critical race theory. I'm a public high school teacher in Long Branch, New Jersey. I have no fear. I will never about of the crowds. Mr Van. Never wonderful. I want to make two points. My colleagues, especially teachers. Either. Your colleagues just don't know what critical race theory is or they do, and they've been disillusioned. By those, um what I call euphemistic terms, Equity diversity, anti racism. But as James Lindsay says, that's the outside of the cereal box. Sounds nice, but when you look inside, it's really about a Marxist cultural Revolution number two Your colleagues are pro critical race theory and what you must engage and challenge them. This is critical. I'm doing that. I'm doing that Mr Live in as much as I can. And there are three scenarios of play. Either I get pushed up. I get silence or right. My.
WTOP
"mr van" Discussed on WTOP
"News Special Report President Biden in Tulsa, Oklahoma today remembering the Tulsa Race massacre, one of the darkest chapters of racial violence in the country's history families. What a time waited for hours and days to know the fate of their loved ones are now descendants have gone 100 years without clothes. The last few remaining survivors met with the president. Mr Biden called that an honor, and he said the country must not cover up what took place in Tulsa Truth Can come healing. Injustice and repair on Lee with truth facing it. But that isn't enough. First we have to see, hear and give respect. The mother Randall, Mother, Fletcher and Mr Van Alice and although far from identical, the president said there were some similarities between what happened in Tulsa and what occurred at the Capitol. One January sixth CBS News Special Report. I'm Steve Father will talk to political White House reporter Eugene Daniels on the ground in Tulsa at 6 10 tonight. It's 5 22 now. Former Washington football team player was supposed to go on trial in Loudoun County today for pushing his then girlfriend to the ground several times. But that trial was delayed in Loudon County District Court. Every disc ice is charged with three misdemeanor counts of assault and battery and one of destruction of property today in court. The judge asked defense attorney Peter Greenspun if he expects Geiss is case will go on trial. June 23rd. Greenspun said. No, sir, I don't think so. Each of the counts guys is facing carries up to a year behind bars. He and his lawyer had no comment as they left the courthouse in Leesburg. Neil Organ Stained Wt LP knows it's June 1st. You know what that means? It's the first day of the Atlantic hurricane season, and forecasters are predicting an above average year 2020 was predicted to be above average turned out to be much more. It's hard to predict something as record setting is last year national Hurricane Center senior specialist Daniel Brown says warmer sea Tab Richer's and wind shear killing Lanie Neah Bay 2020 record breaker. While this year is expected to be above average, we have a least neutral conditions out the Eastern Pacific. Brown says. The lesson learned is be prepared. Peter King, CBS NEWS Orlando Next in money news. What airfares air averaging now I'm Jeff label. It's 5 23. Download the federal news network up and take the news that matters to you in your agency's mission on the go download the APP to find out what a new administration will mean for federal employees and contractors download the APP to find out when you and your co workers will return to the office. Download the APP to learn about changes to your pay and benefits..
77WABC Radio
"mr van" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
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KQED Radio
"mr van" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Mr Holly. Mr Holly. Not guilty. Mr Heinrich. Mr Heinrich guilty. Stir Hickenlooper. Stir Hickenlooper guilty. This her room? No. His hair. Oh, no Guilty. Mr Hogan, Mr Hovan. Not guilty. Mrs Hyde Smith, Mrs Hyde Smith not guilty. The start in half. Mr Inhofe. Not guilty. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Johnson, not guilty. Mr Kane. God. Mr Kane guilty. Securely. Mr Kelly. Guilty. Strict Kennedy. Not guilty. Mr Kennedy not guilty. Mr King. Mr King. Guilty. Club picture this club picture. Guilty. Stir Lankford. Esther Lankford, not guilty. Stir Leahy. Guilty. Mr Leahy. Guilty. To leave. Really? Not guilty. Mr Lu Han. Mr. Liu fun guilty. Islamists, Islamists. Not guilty. Esther mansion. Stir mansion guilty. Mr Marquis. Mr Marquis Guilty. Commercial. Mr Marshall. Not guilty, Mr McConnell. Stir McConnell. Not guilty. Stir Menendez. Stearman Ninjas. Guilty. Sturmer, Clea. Sturmer, Clea. Guilty. From Iran. To Moran. Not guilty. It's Bukowski. His McAliskey. Guilty. Mr Murphy. Mr Murphy. Guilty. This is Murray. This is Murray. Guilty. Threw us off. Mr US off. Guilty. Stripper, DEA. Mr Padilla. Guilty. A poll. Mr Paul not guilty, Mr Peters. ST Peter's. Guilty. Strip. Portman. Strip. Portman not guilty. Mr. Reed, Mr Reid. Guilty, Mr Rush. Mr Risch not guilty, Mr Romney. To Romney guilty. It's Rose. Um This, Rosen Guilty, Mr Rounds. Surrounds not guilty, Mr Rubio. Mr Rubio not guilty, Mr Sanders. Mr Sanders Guilty, Mr Sass. Process guilty, Mr Shots. Mr Shots. Guilty, Mr Schumer. Mr Schumer guilty, Mr. Scott of Florida, Mr Scott of Florida, not guilty. Mr Scott of South Carolina. Mr. Scott of South Carolina. Not guilty. Mrs. Shaheen, Mrs. Shaking guilty. Mr Shelby, Mr. Shelby, not guilty. Miss Cinema. Miss Cinema Guilty, Miss Smith. Yeah. This Smith Guilty, Miss stabbed No. Stab no guilty, Mr Sullivan. Mr Sullivan not guilty, Mr Tester. Stra tester Guilty, Mr Thoon. Ster soon not guilty. Mr. Tell us District. Tillis not guilty, Mr Toomy. District to me guilty, Mr Tub, Ergo. District, Albertville, not guilty, Mr Van Hollen. Ster Van Hollen Guilty, Mr Warner. Mr Warner. Guilty. Mr. Warnock. Mr. Warnock, Guilty. Miss Warren. Miss Warren, Guilty, Mr White House. The White House. Guilty, Mr Wicker. Mr Wicker. Not guilty, Mr Widen. Mr Wyden. Guilty, Mr Young. Mr Young, not guilty..
790 KABC
"mr van" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Himself was apparently very angry with Bruce Castor's performance yesterday. Virtually every Republican senator was like, I don't know where you picked this guy up. I don't know if he was like a personal injury attorney into Buche, and you sort of grabbed him off the line and decide to throw him up there an impeachment trial, but he did not receive plot. It's not not a lot of great reviews for Bruce Castor yesterday. If we go down the road, that my very worthy adversary here, Mr Raskin asks you to go down. Floodgates will open the political pendulum will shift. One day. This chamber and the chamber across the way. Will change one day. And partisan impeachments will become commonplace. Okay, so he's not wrong about that part, right? The idea that there's gonna be partisan impeachment all the way down. He's not wrong about that. Once you open the door to repeatedly impeaching and die over and over and over, that's instead of President, Castor said. We This was the most awkward moment. He sort of said Jamie Raskin is doing an unbelievably good job here. And we have responses to that stuff, but we'll get to that later. It's OK. Well, you know you didn't need to do that. That was that was not useful. Here's Bruce Castor yesterday. I'll be quite frank with you. We changed what we were going to do on account that we thought that the House managers presentation was well done. And I wanted you to know that we have responses to those things. We have counter arguments to everything that they raised. And you will hear them later on in the case from Mr Van der Veen and from myself, So not great, Not great, Bob. A little more on this in.
860AM The Answer
"mr van" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"Come. I'm Jon Scott. Opening arguments continue when Donald Trump's impeachment trial lead House impeachment manager, representative Jamie Raskin. Says the House presentation will lead to a clear conclusion. Donald Trump committed a massive crime against our Constitution and our people and the worst violation of the presidential oath of office in the history of the United States of America. Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn tells the Salem radio network. The Senate must determine if the president bears guilt for the Capitol attack. Or if the rioters do you need to distinguish between making a serious mistake. And going down there and giving a speech and encouraging the mob. But you know, that's the problem with mobs is that the lowest common denominator prevails and here there were people who committed acts of violence. Including one case of murder of a police officer. And we can't excuse that also with telling old outcome and you pulled by The Associated Press and into our center for Public Affairs Research shows about a third of adults in the U. S are skeptical of the covert 19 vaccine. This survey shows resistance to the vaccine runs higher among younger people, people without college degrees black Americans and Republicans. 15% of those surveyed say they are certain they will not get a shot. While 17% say probably not many Them expressed doubts about the vaccine safety and effectiveness despite few of any serious side effects, having emerged so far, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says to this point about 10% of the population nearly 33 million Americans have received at least one dose and 9.8 million have been fully vaccinated. I'm Ben Thomas. And U. S. Consumer prices rose 3/10 percent in January, led by a surge in energy, according to the Labor Department. More of these stories at town. Hold on calm. Now, the O'Reilly update continues, is something you might not know. Growing number of Americans are working well into their senior years, staying in the workforce for money or even boredom. They want to have something to do. Believe it or not, The same is true for Hollywood. Once an industry exclusively devoted to the young and beautiful Maura Maura actors are snagging major rules in their nineties. Here are some examples. Actress Betty White, still working at 99 Butts off for her roles on sitcoms, The Mary Tyler Moore Show and the Golden Girls. Miss White has won a bunch of me's her first back in 1951. The most recent in 2014, a span of 63 years. Next Funny man. Mel Brooks, the comedian turns 95 years old this year. Males hit movies include the Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein. Mel Brooks has three films scheduled for release this year. That's incredible. Dick Van Dyke still making the rounds in Hollywood at age 95 Dicks latest project was an appearance in the 2018 hit Mary Poppins returns. Mr Van Dyke became a global star for his performance as Burt in the original Disney film Mary Poppins Back in 1964. Gene Hackman turns 91 this year. The Trackman retired from acting about 15 years ago, telling Reuters quote. I missed the actual acting part of it as it's what I did for almost 60 years. I really love that. But the business for me is very stressful, however. Gene Hackman continues to write books at age 91. Finally Clint Eastwood a true phenomenon. Legendary star turns 91 in May Mysteries. What has no plans are retiring. His films have earned him five Academy Awards, including best director for the 1993 Western Unforgiven. His latest picture cry Macho, which will be released this year. Breeze would cry macho. Could be an autobiography, right? Clint Eastwood working hard at age 91. Hear that Tom Brady. Back after this. How bad is your back? Knee or neck? Pain? Mine was pretty bad. I played four sports when I was younger, and it's catching up with me. Now I tried a lot of stuff to manage the pain appointments. Pain relievers. Fish oil. Nothing worked. So a doctor friend of mine recommended Omega XL. And here's why Thea, underlying cause of painful achey joints and muscles is in inflammation. The key to knock down inflammation before it causes damage is backed by 35 years of research, and that's what Omega X. L does. The doctor also says quote I can't write any prescription that comes close to what Omega XL accomplishes She was right. So if you're suffering with painful achey.
77WABC Radio
"mr van" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. Now, The O'Reilly update continues to something you might not know. A growing number of Americans are working well into their senior years, staying in the workforce for money or even boredom. They want to have something to do. Believe it or not, The same is true for Hollywood. Once an industry exclusively devoted to the young and beautiful Maura Maura actors are snagging major rules in their nineties. Here are some examples. Actress Betty White, still working at 99, best known for her roles on sitcoms, The Mary Tyler Moore Show and the Golden Girls. Miss White has won a bunch of me's her first back in 1951. The most recent in 2014, a span of 63 years. Next Funny man. Mel Brooks, the comedian turns 95 years old this year. Males hit movies include the Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein. Mel Brooks has three films scheduled for release this year. That's incredible. Dick Van Dyke still making the rounds in Hollywood at age 95. Dicks latest project was an appearance in the 2018 hit Mary Poppins returns. Mr Van Dyke became a global star for his performance as Burt in the original Disney film Mary Poppins Back in 1964. Gene Hackman turns 91 this year. Mr Ackman retired from acting about 15 years ago, telling Reuters quote. I missed the actual acting part of it as it's what I did for almost 60 years. I really love that. But the business for me is very stressful, however. Gene Hackman continues to write books at age 91. Finally Clint Eastwood a true phenomenon. Legendary star turns 91 in May Mysteries, which has no plans are retiring. His films have earned him five Academy Awards, including best director for the 1993 Western Unforgiven, his latest picture Cry Macho, which will be released this year. Breeze would cry macho. Could be an autobiography, right? Lenny's wood working hard at age 91. Hear that Tom Brady. Back after this. How bad is your back? Knee or neck? Pain? Mine was pretty bad. I played four sports when I was younger and catching up with me Now I tried a lot of stuff to manage the pain appointments. Pain relievers. Fish oil. Nothing worked. So a doctor friend of mine recommended Omega XL. And here's why Thea, underlying cause of painful achey joints and muscles is in inflammation. The key to knock down inflammation before it causes damage is backed by 35 years of research, and that's what Omega X. L does. The doctor also says quote I can't write any prescription that comes close to what Omega XL accomplishes She was right. So if you're suffering with painful achey.
KGO 810
"mr van" Discussed on KGO 810
"I think that I want to give my colleague Mr Sean, an opportunity to Explain to all of us the Legal Analysis on jurisdiction. I'll be quite frank with you. We changed what we were going to do on account that we thought that the House managers presentation was well done. And I wanted you to know that we have responses to those things. I thought that what the first part of the case was, which was the equivalent of a motion to dismiss was going to be about jurisdiction alone. And and one of the fellas who spoke for the House managers who was the former colonel defense attorney seemed to suggest that there's something nefarious that we were discussing jurisdiction and trying to get the case dismissed. But this is where it happens in the case. Because jurisdiction is the first thing that has to be found. We have a counter arguments to everything that they raised. And you will hear them later on in the case from Mr Van der Veen and from myself. But on the issue of jurisdiction Scholarly issue of jurisdiction. I'll leave you with this before I invite David to come up. And, uh, And give you the The area Dyke explanation. Some of this was shown on the screen, but Article. One, Section three. Says judgments in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than two. Removal from office and comma and Disqualification toe hold any Office of Honor trust profit under the United States Colon What the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment, trial judgment and punishment according to law. So this idea of a Of January. Amnesty is nonsense. If my colleagues on this side of the chamber Actually think that President Trump committed a criminal offenses. Let's understand a high crime is a felony and misdemeanor is a misdemeanor. The words haven't changed that much over the time. After he's out of office. You go on arrest him. So there is no opportunity where the president United States can run rampant in January the end of his term and just go away Scot free. The Department of Justice does know what to do with such people. So far. I haven't seen any activity in that direction. And not only that. People who Stormed this building. Breached it. We're not accused of conspiring with the president. But the section I read Judgment. In other words, the bad thing that can happen the judgment in cases of impeachment, I what we are doing. Shall not extend further. Then removal from office. What is so hard about that? What? Those which of those words are unclear. Shall not extend further than removal from office. President Trump No longer is in office. The object of the constitution has been achieved. He was removed by the voters. Mr Schoen. Are you ready? Now that I've taken all of his time..
WGN Radio
"mr van" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Us for a better US. Welcome back my guest, Susan Klein sometime ago left to the sometimes sleazy and unsatisfying world of modern media. That's just my opinion says You have to say anything to get into the into the much more rarefied but I think for her, obviously, from the way She She expresses herself passionately the much more rewarding work world world of art, and I think I was very lucky. Susan and my mother was head of public relations at the Art Institute. When I was born and for the first few years of my life, So I was never in intimidated by artists or art and my mother would show me this, but I think a lot of people are in there. They're afraid of the gallery experience and would rather go out and spend $20 on a. You know, a Schlitz poster than on a genuine work of art. Um, I write about that or my night. People are intimidated, and there's no reason why they should be because Good gallery should be able to really help you through the experience and the other thing, although I would never tell anybody to buy a piece of art, because it's a good investment. In fact, if anyone does run the other way, but That piece of art is still going to be an original. It's going to be unique and 25 years from now, you know you're going to take yourself a to goodwill, but that piece of art should have value in it. You can sell that. I mean, you can give it here, your loved ones. You can pass it along for generation. Very good point. Very, very good point. I think you know it's an investment. You know, I know a bunch of people who have too much money for their own good who do invest in art and other things. In the same way they buy, you know, Bitcoin or something, but piece of artists and investment in some ways in yourself, And in your loved it loved ones. Yeah. Yeah, the fuck you know how you feel? I mean, that should you're gonna look at that piece of art every day and say I love it. It inspires me. I mean, This is what it should tell you. Richard always says that a piece of art should reflect the era in which it's made. So, for instance, you don't want to buy an Impressionist painting that was created last year. You wanna buy on him? Yeah, by an impressionist painting that was created in the 18 eighties 18 nineties. But you can find a piece of art at any level we can afford. I mean, there are so many obviously now not with Kobe, but you can go toe art shows all over Chicago, where you know they're up and coming artists that the prices they're really, really modest. So you know if people say I can't afford it, that's not true. You would be able to. You know, it's It's not worth buying that poster. You know that. Invented an artist or in a state of an artist like in the case of like Route off Pen and Francis Chafin, very good point of both of whom Rudolph Penhall is an esteemed teacher at the Art Institute of Chicago, and I think I think too many people out there are cameras, so you can also get kind of intimidated to Seenu, who were once in The auction world by the what I find no offense to the dead artist, the grotesque prices that people have been willing to pay for. Yes, Mr Picasso and Mr Van Gogh. These air really nice pennies, but $93 million. Do you know what I mean? You can find their friends that never reached those sort of prices. I mean, there are things out there that if you like Picasso It means you like cubism, and you confined Cubism just about it At any level. You know what it reminds. You know, you remind me Susan of a delightful, wonderful woman who used to own a bookstore on On Old street name Carol Stall, and it seems someone someone could walk into into the Richard Norton Gallery at at the Merchandise Mart making reservation at Richard Norton Calorie and I am supposing that trying to overburden you, but if someone came in and said, I think they should see this show because this shows Roaring twenties is so so remarkably colorful and frankly, cool. But if they came in and talked to you about art saying, you know, I am made, you know I love Brock and I love Wyatt. And I love this. And you would then be able to kind of steer them into Artists of similar style who, Oh, absolutely. I think that's wonderful. It's like coming and saying, I love mysteries and someone saying, Well, you should read John le Carre Ray. I think that it's a joy for you. I'm not trying to putting a burden on for me. No, it it's great, and we love that. And we have clients that come in. And this town, and we we talk about her for an hour. I mean, this is what we do. I mean, you know, Richard and I This is our passion. This is What we do every day and you were the gallery's open even in these his are times Daily daily Open. We're open Monday through Friday. 9 to 5. Good, good. We're not a weekend gallery because we're in the merchandise Mart. Yes, of course. But one of them, I think. Ask Richard, when you talk to me, Okay. I think that he I wrote a story about him somewhere where, he said. He said. Or, he was quoted as saying. When you go to an art fair on outdoor art fair, don't drink too much, because if you can't write, Yes, well, it's probably good advice wherever you're going, But I look forward to meeting him too. I will. I'll be strolling by one of these days because I was I was quite taken with the show on the substance and style in which you You gave good old Mr Penn on exhibition and then was just totally taken by the Roaring twenties exhibition and you sound like a delightful person. I'm sure Richard Is as well and so look for me. Look for me for me. I would love to meet you. I would love to meet both of you, too. I think you were doing read you focusing on a time And if you look on the Web site, you will see what a vibrant Vibrant time This was in Chicago has a lot of famous wonderful, talented artists who you probably have never heard of, and you can be introduced to them at the At the Richard Norton Gallery, and you can visit if they're like, you know, just in there. A lot of people should go who've never been in the merchandise Mart? You know that, And that's intimidating to, but it really isn't. It's really It's a bunch of really small. Yeah. Little stores and people shouldn't be intimidated it all come visit the mark and see what a wonderful place it is. You're a good person, Susan Clinic can't wait to meet you face to face. Thank you very much. Thank you. Forget making the time though I don't know. Go enjoy the rest of the Super Bowl or whatever you have planned, but I'll be I will be in touch. Thank you for lifting the veil of intimidation off. Art and art galleries. We have to take a break, and then you get some news and then I will be back here. I will be exploring with The great Richard Lindbergh. Tales of for gotten Chicago. A little flexibility can go a.
Talk 1260 KTRC
"mr van" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"A good political line. I have the interests of the state of heart. Not afraid to challenge did challenge my own views and listen to the other side, because when we take into account the views contrary to our own, we come up with better solutions to New Mexico's problem. So I don't know, for a fact. But it sounds like it least Mr Lucero, Mr Van Dusen. We're both school a little bit politically has some advice How to run for office Say nothing and beginning do not doom do not blow up. Your candidacy when announcing Which is good advice. I mean, Go out, Try and raise the money and get people to vote for you. No point blowing it up. But you know, I I Somehow. Somehow, in this really crowded Republican field, really, really crowded, Democratic field, you're gonna have to eventually say things that are going to be controversial. They will distinguish distinguish you From the other six candidates. Like I'm a Republican. I mean, this would be cool. Mr Van Dusen is 27 came out and said, I'm sure he didn't say this if he did. Would be impressed. I'd respect if he came out, said I'm 27 years old. Enough with the old people in politics who have destroyed the planet. I'm a Republican. I'm a capitalist. I'm free market. But destroying the environment by drilling for oil and gas and fracking and polluting water. New Mexico has got to stop. But I'm a Republican. Now that would get people's attention. Get my attention. Anyway, if any of the Republicans anybody's listening that knows Republicans if they like to be on this show, I'd love to have him on. Of damn one. Also, the Democrats have heard from a few lately. All right, 47 minutes after one of them take a time out. Anything you want to talk about on air is fine with me. 505424.
The Beat with Ari Melber
Supreme Court rules against Trump on tax records
"Trump reeling from his big loss at the Supreme Court paving the way for a New York City prosecutor to get trump's tax records Manhattan, Federal Judge Today, ordering attorneys for both sides to inform the court by next Wednesday morning how they expect to proceed now trump calling the supreme court ruling political prosecution, but this is really legal, and the stakes are very high for him. The court ruling that trump is not immune from criminal proceedings meaning that Manhattan District Attorney Sivan's can continue his investigation into hush money. Payments made to stormy Daniels vans, calling it a tremendous victory, adding no one not even a president is above the law and that. That his investigation will resume now. We don't know exactly what the investigation is, but the case is now headed back to the lower courts. Where Mr Trump's lawyers, we'll presumably make new arguments at the subpoena for financial records is improper, and then the New York Times reports should Mr vans eventually win as many legal experts expect the tax returns will go to a secret grand jury that will delay the release of that information to the public. If it is released at all now, this legal fight is new. Every president since Carter has voluntarily released his tax returns, but trump continues to refuse maintaining the same excuse for the past four years. I'm under a routine audit and it'll be released. And as soon as the orders finished, it'll be released. His taxes are under audits, and when they're no longer under audit, he will release them.
The Beat with Ari Melber
Supreme Court Paves the Way for New York Prosecutor to View Trump Taxes
"Trump reeling from his big loss at the Supreme Court paving the way for a New York City prosecutor to get trump's tax records Manhattan, Federal Judge Today, ordering attorneys for both sides to inform the court by next Wednesday morning how they expect to proceed now trump calling the supreme court ruling political prosecution, but this is really legal, and the stakes are very high for him. The court ruling that trump is not immune from criminal proceedings meaning that Manhattan District Attorney Sivan's can continue his investigation into hush money. Payments made to stormy Daniels vans, calling it a tremendous victory, adding no one not even a president is above the law and that. That his investigation will resume now. We don't know exactly what the investigation is, but the case is now headed back to the lower courts. Where Mr Trump's lawyers, we'll presumably make new arguments at the subpoena for financial records is improper, and then the New York Times reports should Mr vans eventually win as many legal experts expect the tax returns will go to a secret grand jury that will delay the release of that information to the public. If it is released at all now, this legal fight is new. Every president since Carter has voluntarily released his tax returns, but trump continues to refuse maintaining the same excuse for the past four years. I'm under a routine audit and it'll be released. And as soon as the orders finished, it'll be released. His taxes are under audits, and when they're no longer under audit, he will release them.
Sean Hannity
Explaining the Michael Flynn controversy
"City every thing that we have been saying we're now going on three plus years is now true there is a miscarriage of justice they set up general Flynn we now have hand written notes to prove it where do we stand and your thoughts what we have even more evidence now Sean than we had yesterday we did a new filing at about one o'clock this afternoon with a report from the FBI that completely exonerated planets of January fourth of any sort of Russia problem and repeats in multiple ways that they had checked all the government files on him the FBI files the DA files probably ASCII files all those those two were redacted and found no derogatory information on him whatsoever so then we learned a task a confidential informant against them from the other information I have another that staff and helpers and he's a total slimeball but was running an operation against when I'm probably through the office of net assessment James Baker colonel James Baker in the department of defense with his handler and we think banker that they could not be at the operator but the defense department Baker is the one who had the connection that allowed him to get the transcript of the Kinsley act calls that he then probably leaked to his friend David Ignatius there been recent disclosures of how cozy their relationship was which was inappropriate for more reasons than one and we've just got more and more evidence of the strong page text messages hell struck at the instructions of seven four went back in which means the upper echelon of the FBI Comey and McCabe went back in and kept the following general Flynn from being closed he references their own incompetence and realizing that the file has been closed even though it was supposed to be on so they started all over again and start making up the attempt for the Logan act delegations and set up the interview now as I read these hand written notes and and new information that has come out potential questions for DD's call explain what that is this is from struck that son an email from strong before McCabe is going to place the call to swing on the day of the interview that Comey was talking and bragging about his little speech on national January twenty fourth four days into the trump administration and McCabe now general Flynn it's been widely reported ask or do I need a lawyer anything in Andrew McCabe lied to him did he not and deny him his Miranda rights well actually technically Maranda doesn't apply in the non custodial setting but what they always do is at least mention of one thousand one possibility the false statement possibility and what that means that they have plans and schemes by other information we have not even do that with general Flynn there emails yesterday produced that recommended that they do that and note that they always do that at least mention it in an interview and they decided here because it was planned not to mention it at all they schemes and plans and met at length about it to decide to keep him relaxed and unguarded and then I would not have their and what wouldn't a White House council of as well what is the nature of this then again improper process was and protocol what is the nature of the discussion with general Flynn and if they had the Telemus about an investigation into planned and Russia well that point the White House counsel would say will red flags general Flynn they probably would have told you probably need a lawyer that would have happened now in that and then these other you know hand written notes what is our goal now why would any FBI agent ever have to ask the question because the goal should be truth the goal should be justice they say then it goes on truth admission R. or to get him to lie get him we're trying to get him to do something or and then it's so so we can then prosecute him or get him fired well that sounds like a perjury trap but I'm not the smart lawyer that you are Sydney about one that was obviously written obviously their goal and that's even more apparent in the text messages of Strzok and page and others that came out in the production today where they also talk about using a defensive briefing as a pretext to talk to him they're trying to figure out a way to talk to him in such a way that he doesn't know he's being interviewed so they could try to trap him or make something up against him and they wound up having to just make it up and we learn more in today's production also about how Mr Strzok did massive added to the original agents three oh two and was trying very hard to keep that other agents employees in the report despite his significant changes to it and was talking to Lisa page about that she was fussing with him that helps lobbyists work was on it all right I'm I want to get John Solomon here in here in a second but Sydney what we now knows that this was a set up that they knew ahead of time that they had put this case to rest they resurrected it for political purposes we know even earlier and and the attorney general's confirm this that in fact when we've confirmed it that it was premeditated fraud on the FISA court because they will warn John Solomon will address this in a minute and that is they will warn that the dirty dossier that Hillary paid for should not be trusted it was political in nature it's unverified and my and that Christopher Steele has an agenda numerous times but they took the unverified later we find out unverifiable odd dirty Russian dossier that even apparently the Russians knew was going to Hillary Clinton which brings up a whole new story likely Russian disinformation even The New York toilet paper times got that was used as the foundation for all four FISA warrants totally debunked at this point they never even tried to verify it and then they took away Carter page's civil liberties and constitutional rights they spied on a candidate a transition team and deep into the presidency of Donald Trump those last words are Attorney General bars are and then we have other issues involving helper and Joseph miss foot in Brandon and and clapper which I assume at some point will be addressed to hear Sydney but here's what happened they denied that we now know that general Flynn is even a bigger hero don't week that what we have been saying on this program and thank god for you because you've got the crap beat out of you all a lot you work your your you know what off offered no money for the most part pro bono and donations from generous people thank god because this guy went bankrupt and he fell on the sword to save his son is not true Sidney Powell yes yes the generosity of the American people has kept our litigation going in his defense and we've learned that there was a secret side deal of course but generally they have promised not to indict his son but the judge didn't know it and we found documentary evidence only recently that Covington and Burling as per our lawyers and the prosecutor Mr van crack it made this a secret side deal deliberately to avoid that Mr Bannon cracks obligation to produce that exculpatory or impeachment information to any future defendant that they wanted general Flynn to testify against so it was another example of them cracked deliberately trying to hide the ball of exculpatory evidence and believe that the same time we on at the same time the judge did not note that the plea was coerced at and the plea was course because they said well we didn't think ally but you're going to admit to lying rose we're going after your son which that is prosecutorial abuse to I don't want to keep John Solomon out of this discussion John you've brought amazing work here and you have a lot of updates we have to listen today's documents that should be forced into the public I think really bring to light the deliberate nature of what was going on here the normal process for the F. B. I. was taking its course they looked at general plan they decided he wasn't a Russian asset he posed no threat he should be okay to be the national security adviser and then this is a more right from their notes the seventh floor of the FBI got involved the seven floors James Comey and Andrew McCabe and they stop the closure of the files the they were gonna treats when the right way and just give me a defensive briefing I move on and they put a stop to it and then they can talk this interview and you
Radio From Hell
Vogue Writer Notes Lady Gaga’s ‘Shapely Behind’ In Profile Discussing Her Assault
"So there's a big profile article in vogue magazine about lady Gaga because a star is born is coming out and apparently date Bill. Remember? Trey. Yeah. Apparently, it's getting the people who've seen it say, it's it's really good. And the article about lady Gaga, the huge profile is just glowing about the movie and about lady Gaga in general Jonathan Van Meter. It's an extensive cover story on lady Gaga for the October vogue. But one line in it. Is raising controversy and making people upset, and I understand why buddies I wonder if it's that big a deal and see what you think. Okay. In the article which corresponds with the her return or hurt. Her turn in a star is born next month, the author Mr. Van Meter describes the outfit that lady Gaga wore for the interview reviewing robe that had tons of diamond jewelry on K quote. I can see nearly every one of her tattoos and her shapely behind through the robe, Mr. Van Meter wrote. Van Meter's objectification seems vastly out of place in a profile, but also discusses lady Gaga's sexual assault at the age of nineteen the resulting post traumatic stress disorder and how she believes the trauma is linked to her Fibro fibromyalgia. After van Meter's tone-deaf transition, she has sort of inverse boundaries. She won't tell you, for example, where she just went on vacation. But she's totally open about having been sexually assaulted when she was a teenager the story delved into a deeply personal portrayal of Gaga coming to terms with her trauma. So the the author of this piece on Huffington Post and other people commenting on the story saying, it's it's a it's a very good article two very good story. But that lies a very jarring. Yeah. Sentence about commenting on her.