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ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
CNBC Cancels 'The News With Shepard Smith'
"This just in, CNBC has booted shepherd Smith. Remember him Shep Smith, he was that far leftist lunatic over at Fox News. May I just say something? Early on, I really liked Shep Smith, but something happened, something changed. And Shep, he was a fine journalist to find news reporter. But then he allowed himself to be consumed with the liberalism, the Trump derangement syndrome, you know, I saw him actually growl like a dog at a preacher once. Happened at Fox News. I
The Larry Elder Show
'I'm Sick of COVID': Secret Lefty Shepard Smith Rants About the Pandemic
"You know, what I've noticed because you guys know I watched a lot of CNN and MSNBC office that you don't have to. And see it and CNBC as well. Shepherd Smith used to be the anchor over at Fox News. And it became increasingly obvious that he was a lefty. And he left Fox News, presumably of his own will, and started a daily new show at CNBC that nobody watches. But here's what he said about COVID. I've got a confession. I'm sick of COVID. Don't get me wrong. I mean, I'm sad for the sick and dying. Obviously, frontline workers and medical professionals, your heroes. So grateful for your sacrifices for all of us. And I follow all of the rules. Every one of them. But like so many of you, I'm sick of worrying about COVID. I'm sick of hearing about it. I'm sick of reading about it. I'm sick of talking about it and I am definitely sick of reporting on it every single day. It's too much. There's too much confusion and it's too political. Again, this is coming from the left.
Mark Levin
Geoff Shepard Questions Accuracy of Watergate in Latest Book
"Finally this stuff starts coming out And what do you learn about the road map What do you learn about the prosecutor's office of the judges What do you learn as you're going through this Well the short summary is Nixon was driven from office by a secret cabal of vindictive judges and partisan prosecutors and cooperating health staff but what really happened is that the four top prosecutors took their records with them when they left office So the national archives is supposed to have all the files but they didn't have them And they grabbed they only surfaced within the last 8 years a four cashes of documents from four of the top prosecutors and then I got the road map on field The road map for your listeners education was the secret grand jury testimony that the prosecutors said nailed Nixon proved he was personally involved in the cover up but since it was grand jury evidence it was conveyed to the House impeachment committee to House judiciary committee in secret and we never saw it We never knew what they were accusing Nixon of having done So we were we were boxing in the dark I got to have them sealed in 2018 It had been secret for 45 years and that's what the book is about The book says look look at what they did Look at what they said in secret They couldn't prove it Mark they made up
AP News Radio
Man who traveled to space on Blue Origin flight dies in plane crash
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting a man who went to space with William Shatner dies in a plane crash Glenn M. to breeze to travel to space with William Shatner in October was killed in a small plane crashed Thursday in northern New Jersey state police say the forty nine year old to freeze and fifty four year old Thomas P. Fisher were aboard a single engine Cessna one seventy two that went down Thursday afternoon the breeze was an instrument rated private pilot ed Fisher owned a flight school authorities did not say who was piloting the aircraft the breeze Shatner and two others took a ten minute flight to the edge of space on October thirteenth aboard blue origin's new Shepard spacecraft hi
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"shepard" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Has impacted. So jeanine at gene shepherd dot com. And finally, you're the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with. And guess what? You've been hanging out with JS in JL, D today, so keep up the heat and head over to eo fire dot com. If you just type Janine, that's JAN, I and E in our search bar. Her show's page is gonna pop up with everything that we've been talking about today. These are the best show notes in the business, so everything that we talked about will be there waiting for you and of course, head directly over to wherever you'd like to buy books and check out defiant. A broken body is not a broken person. Jeanine, thank you for sharing your journey with fire nation today for that. We salute you and we'll catch you on the flip side. Thank you. It's been a pleasure. Fire nation, I hope you enjoyed our chat with jeanine the machine shepherd..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"shepard" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"You got it. Just love all these little things. So bring this all together for us. Talk to us about your book defiance. You know, how you are not your body, but that defiant human spirit. And I just can't wait to hear what you have to say. Well, you know, I would say I would sum that up by saying we are spiritual beings having a human experience not the other way around. And you know, when you recognize that this is something that you've got inside of you, this is I say, we've got this pilot light. It never goes out. And unlike anything that we can lose in life, we can lose a job. We can lose finances. We can lose a partner. We can lose a house. This defiant human spirit is steadfast. You never lose it. So jeanine, so jeanine, like me, fire nation is full of fear. You know, we're full of doubts. We have the impostor syndrome. I mean, we're human beings. This is what it is to be a human being. I mean, it's just innate within all of us. And that's why I love these kind of phrases that you have like where spiritual beings having a human experience, not the other way around. What would you say to me? What would you say to our listeners who have these fears who have these doubts who have these impostor syndrome type feelings of, you know, who am I to do X or Y or Z? I'm not gene. I haven't been through what she's been through or fill in the blank for whoever they might be thinking about. What would you say to us? Who are you not to? You know? I always say to people, if I could give people one piece of advice, it would be love the hills. Are you willing to turn towards the things that you fear and can you love them? Because the magic happens on the other side of the hill. But you have to be willing to give it a go. If you never have a go, you'll never ever know. Oh, man. See? She just keeps coming up with these fire nation. So do you see how she did that though? She completed the loop. She closed the loop. We started with loving the hills. We're finishing with loving the hills. Now, jeanine, I'm not all the way through your book..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"shepard" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"My mom used to help me lie on the ground and I remember at one point I could just lift my legs, maybe about an inch off the ground and I got my training diary out, of course I had to be able to see the progress I was making and I would write that down. And eventually I went for my medical and that was quite an interesting experience, which I've written about I can tell you. And I did eventually pass. And so that was the moment that flying took over my life. And you know, it was a incredible experience. And I was out at this flying school, of course. Where all these young guys that wanted to be Qantas pilots. And then there was me. You know, there was nothing left to me. I was just a bag of bones really with a plaster body cast in a bag of a pair of overalls that my mom had bought me. It's the only thing I could put over this cast. And I had my bag of medications. I had to learn to use a catheter. I had my catheters with me, and my funny walk, and there I was, learning to fly. And it was challenging. I can tell you. Man, I mean, fire nation. I want to go back to this. Again, what reasons? And I say reasons instead of excuses, because I don't want to come down too hard on everybody, but what reasons are you using that is, you know, for you not moving forward as reasons why you're not trying X or Y or Z because you know your life is so busy or you don't know how to do X or you know, you're scared to do why. We all are going through it as part of being a human being. We've all to break through these barriers. And when you see somebody like jeanine, who's broken through such a massive barrier and done it so many times on so many different levels..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"shepard" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Right. Yeah it's like away to like experience. More after i do broadway and after i have kids wanna start an animal rescue and save animals. That need help. Do you think all girl should have kids. no. I think that it's totally up to them. And if they wanna have kids can have kids if they want to but if they don't want to have kids and they wanna do something else then good for them. Do you think there's anything that boys can do that. Girls can't do no I think that girls and boys can do the same things in boys can do the same things girls can do in No matter what your gender is you can still do wherever you want. If someone said you shouldn't play with trucks you should put this in your hair. What would you say. I would probably say. That's not cool to say. And i can do whatever makes me feel happy as long as it's safe and it makes me feel good and i have fun doing it and you can do whatever you wanna do. That makes you happy. You can play with trucks or you can put a bow in your hair and it doesn't make a difference. We can both do it ever makes us feel happy. I'd say you wouldn't play tricks with me exactly there. We go do you stick up for yourself. Yeah i stick up for myself. I stick up for other people and when somebody does something that's not kind or that's wrong. I don't feel frayed. Took just tell them. That's not right. And i'm not here to like like boston around and tell you what to do but i'm just letting you know that that's not okay and you can't treat me or other people like that would you say you have leadership skills Yeah i love to like be the leader but also like learning to be okay with not being the leader following other people. I like to take charge a lot. Did you have any rules at your previous school. Any titles yeah. I was the president of my school last year and it was a great experience for me at it was really amazing in front in. What was it like. What was it. Like being in charge of the whole school It was exciting and cool. Because since i was in kindergarten a lake lakes the president the vice president secretary. I didn't want to be the vice president of the secretary one to be the president and so every year. I'd like be excited to see who the new president by present secretary were like. When i was finally in fourth grade at the end of fourth grade we got to run. I tried as hard as i could. What about your new school. well We get a run. I think three months into the year. And i'm gonna run again and i know that since i'm new. It might be a little bit harder because less people know me. But i still believe in myself and know that if i try hard i can probably do what i want when you ran last time. How many girls before were the president. Since i had been there there had never been a girl president so that really helped me be determined to win too because i really felt like it was about time that there was a girl president.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Double double shift the average woman. Who's married to a man or a partnership domestic partnership with kids in a man is doing an extra twenty one hours a week of childcare and housework over a man twenty hours. A week is half a fulltime job and brenna health crisis economic crisis but were also in agenda crisis. After a year of cova women have lost five point. Three million jobs fifty four percent of the jobs that have lost in the us economy have been lost by women and that's because women are dropping out because they could barely do the double shift before and now they have the double ship. So all of these inequalities on who does what and it's not just taking care of children by the way it's taking care of elderly parents. Elderly parents are taken care of not just by daughters but by daughters in law we bear the majority of the work of taking care of our inlaws as well and in covert i mean it also highlights the pay gap because in a relationship. If they have to make the decision. Who's gonna stay home and home school. The kids are going to be here. I guess it just makes more sense. Because dad makes the most money so we don't really have a choice. That's exactly right. The pay got makes it worse and the assumptions we have. We were talking before about people asking men. Had you do it off. Think about people. Coming into the workforce people will say to women. They're going to med school. You don't really wanna be a surgeon. Don't you want kids. Yeah like you couldn't possibly have both and so from the very beginning. Women often hold back because they want kids to. They're holding back for children they don't have. I realized this. When i was a young manager i was working at google at the time and a woman came to see me and we were talking about whether or not should be on the management track and i was like yes be great and she was talking about children but she looked really young and i just looked at her..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Children. No monica so close with our family like we do everything together and she's my husband and is best friend and she's the aunt to our little girls and so funny because any time any of the moms are like well. Can you babysit the kids. Like i'll hear monica under her breath. Go it's not babysitting if they're your own children like i can't. I've become accustomed to accepting that. But by having a girlfriend with i will say it and it's not laughable strong leadership skills sitting here next to me. She repeats a lot of mantras in my ear. That i'm like. Oh yeah that is my standard. And somehow i've just become accustomed treating it. And so now i will say it out loud and thankfully the husband's in our pod trained themselves out of it but now we just laugh about the fact that anytime we want to have a girls night we know for a fact. The dads are texting about which grandma is going to drive up from san diego to watch the kids because they feel like they should deserve a man's night to and it's like will you do but on a different night. It's so funny. The cultural stereotypes run really deep. And here's what they are. Women are supposed to be nurturing. Take care of other people. Men are supposed to be leaders. Men are supposed to be assertive. So when anyone crosses those gender stereotypes. It's not well accepted. we don't tell boys not to cry. We say man up. We tell girls there bossie. We don't call. Boys bossy their leaders and those of those cultural expectations going against type. I'm very big into framing. And like you just said that my instinct was going. Yeah but don't you want a leadership role in the home and don't you want someone to care for the employees and nurture the environment around them like they're actually. Both skill sets are incredibly important in workplaces amd in home life. So why can't we switch them. That easily because amy poehler has been pointing this out for years on a red carpet when she was married to will arnett. She was getting all these questions like. Wow how do you balance said having two kids and she is so sassy and wonderful. She'd go you know what's so funny. Have you ever asked my husband that question right because it's just not our instinct to do it. We put out the subconscious expectation. That guys don't have to be as involved simply based on the fact that we don't even ask them how they're involved or how they balance it. No that's exactly right when i've been interviewed over the years. I asked that question all the time. How do you do it all. And i've always the same thing i said. I'm not answering that. Unless you've asked the last male business executive you've interviewed and they're like oh no i have great show me. Yes said me the article where you ask that question any incident and then only answer it. But you're exactly right that what we want is both those traits in both places. We want to expect kindness and loving and nurturing from men and we want to expect leadership from women just like we do the opposite gender. We just had reese witherspoon on this podcast as our last guest. And i never ever ever do this but i did look at the comments and there was one so at the very beginning of the episode for like forty five seconds. Stacks is on it. He steps in and he's like. Hey res like he was so excited he was so excited because we haven't had armchair and he's like jealous and he was like. Oh my gosh you know such a huge fan. And then he started like going to legit question and i was like okay. Okay stepping on her toes..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Well well well. What's today labeling. Oh i can believe it baby. It's tuesday august. Twenty fourth dave our lord. And the day that lord gave us madonna madonna. We were given a air. We were also given dare i say more importantly monica padma. Now that's your birthday. Thank you thank you thank you. I did a lot to earn this. You came here in. Earth is hard earth is hard. Thank you for acknowledged. You've done a good job. so far. They thirty four years on this little planet p planet. Or i'm happy you're here thank you. I mean i could talk all day about your birthday which i probably will. But we have been celebrating. We have youth for me. The best birthday party ever a to be fair was pod party. I don't want everyone to freak out. It was a small pod party. Yeah but it was miniature mouse and cookie theme so if you walked into the house you would think it was i six year old on percents. Yep yep yep yep. But i did turn thirty four and it was perfect and you got me cookies from across the land. It wasn't just like what's the best snicker doodle no like. We had like cheetos flavor. It was a flavored cookies. Blueberry pancake flavored cookies. There was all the different types of cookies and all time which is one of our favorite restaurants in los angeles. Shout out a shoutout ashley who runs all time. Were so friendly with because we love so much when i attack serving like i'm anita set of the brown butter cookies vermont occas birthday. She was like stop the presses. I'm gonna take the dough right now. And i'm gonna make them fresh so i need you to pick them up this exact time so she wanted to have them when they were warm. And that's just an example of one of the people that care about you as the sweetest they have like a softness but a little bit of crunch that's perfect that's what you want and they taste almost like heath bar. They're like brown. Butter oatmeal is with their roof. I love it. First of all will be honest. We weren't here last week. Yeah missed you sorry..
Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast
"shepard" Discussed on Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast
"Our guest tonight are among many other things. The hosts of family game fight which airs. Wednesday nights on nbc. Please welcome back to the show to my favorites here together for the first time. Kristen bell and dax shepard ellos looks so thank you. I had a two week hiatus and have been My least favorite place with my children which is outside. I'm a little embarrassed. I saw shot of your room before you guys came in. And i guess completely wrong as to who is going to sit in what chair. There's a very specific reason why i normally would allow. I mean not. Let dax would sit here. This is his lazy boy. This is his throne but his good side is. That side of mike inside is still under no circumstance. Will you ever see us in the reverse if we're together this is slim's you would people screen puke..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"They weren't a drawing class. My second grader and the teacher at one point said you know you wanna draw baseball cap if you want this character to be boy or you can draw pigtails if you wanted to be. A girl and a student raised their hand. I don't know the students under the student raised their hand and went. Is it okay. Our picture is non binary and the two and it was like not a stopdown not in anything they all know what non binary means and i was like. Oh yeah maybe there is hope because these concepts are getting through to them about how to handle social emotional situations votes right. And i think what's so beautiful about it is. They're learning how to accept themselves which means they're able to accept others like you can't really accept others until you've accepted yourself. That is right monica. I think we're getting there with these little peeps. I like to think sometimes one hundred years down the road. What are the things we are going to be. Most embarrassed about So many things in so many other cultures folks like me coup in some ways have been marginalized and oppressed. I didn't make as much money as a soccer player. As i could have had been straight and long haired truly like. That's a reality for me. But you know i feel like in other cultures people like me are like revered set aside and like celebrate in you know i just hope for that next abby the next person that comes through that they are revered and celebrated for their perfect selves. 'cause i mean all of the labels and stuff are kinda just bullshit and i think over time they're gonna go away. I think we have to go through that turbulence because you were forced to go through it on your own come to terms with all these things who you were in the world insofar as a woman as a gay person the younger generation who is demanding. Specificity that is exactly glennon pushing those forms back going. No no these should both say person because there's just person yup but it's because of people like you who are making the younger generations demand so we are thankful very well. I think all the thanks should go to glennon push my own self. 'cause i that's what our partners can be. Great for two is just mirrors like. Hey here's maybe something that you're blinded to or something that you're not getting truly honest with yourself about. That's what i think. Having an amazing partner is good for is like somebody who will hold standards and glennon. I wrote marriage vows and we come back to those vows every single january of every year and we interpret them in different ways every year because life changes and so we rewrite them and it is a practice of ours. And you know kristen. I know that you and i dax takes a moral inventory of his life and that's something that we do every single night and bad like how is your day..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"And it's not because what it's at the root of is saying i see you. the icu. I know your needs. And i'm gonna fill in the gaps. It's not a gross thing to be like. This is a protector. Because you're saying. I see that he is protecting. And i'm calling it out and making it known and no head if i say it out loud. Why wouldn't i do as his wife. Everything in my power to make him be a good happy mood. Well good. you'll good. I'll say in every other sunday. Then he should do the same way. It just has to be equal newsflash like in any marriage. That's over five years old. Some of this stuff is required right. It's like the the the cost of entry of a day in order to create because we are firm believers in creating the life that you want and being capable of creating and being in power of having the life that you want in some of these things though they might seem superficial like. I mean kristen when you said that i was like wow if glennon ever said to me that i protect her. I have more masculinity in men that way like my brain lit up. I was like oh. That's a drug word in seminar was great. Well it's true. I think it was called like celebrating women understanding. That should have been the name of this podcast. I i do. I go back real quick to something. You said about the pay gap. What because i do. This is all so so important. And i don't wanna skip over it. That part of the reason it's so hard is because currently at this stage men are the ones that are hiring the women so there is this inherent power dynamic and there is this inherent feeling of. You have to be grateful. This person gave you a job. This person gave you a job. You should be grateful for that. You shouldn't be the one to try to surp- it or take a seat at the table next to them because they gave you the job. How dare you so. I do think there's right now. This the stumbling block and it's what you said that's why we need more women in charge of bringing other women up so this is an issue anymore yet and listen. I have a really interesting way. I think that breaks down very simply so big business doesn't give a shit they don't care about feelings right. They care about money. Yeah to care about shareholders. They care about the bottom line. It's about money but here is what i think is starting to turn. Most jen's ears millennials. They want to be a part of brands. That have impact. That's not just about the product..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"This feels wrong. This doesn't feel right. There was a time in which the catholic church joined up with politicians. And i think probably even beyond just the catholic church but i think predominantly. It's the catholic church behind this and they decided okay. What are two ways we could mobilize a group of people to get behind certain policies and gayness and abortion whether top two things that christian leaders were talking with government politicians around. How can we get and keep getting voted into office. What happened was basically. They were just like look. We're going to take these two huge issues. Obviously we all know about these issues now and we're going to make sure that the world knows about them and we're going to make sure that we keep getting voted into office right. So at the end of the day for me. I have an understanding of gayness and i believe that the church is inherently good. I deeply believe that people who go to church or good. I believe that the idea and the concepts around it are inherently good. Like i think that what church is trying to get across is goodness right for the most part. But i do think that when you mix church and money things get bad and i grew up like you. Kirsten and the catholic church nobody ever said to me. Hey look you can't be gay otherwise you're gonna go to hell. I just knew it like inside of my bones. That's even worse. Yeah that's worse. And it's because they're like insidious gay jokes or insidious gammons or seeing somebody else be other whether the inside my family unit at my school or whatever. It might be so. I just knew from an early age. That i had a choice to be made and i had to kind of save myself so became a militant atheist when there is inclusion that is also exclusion. So like when you're in one group you're out of another and when you're out of one group you're in another so i was like all right. Well that means an i. Am i sure an atheist. Like and i'm going to be the best atheist theories in so when glenn and i actually i met i was still in this world and she said one thing to me once and it still pisses me off she goes. You're fighting really hard against something that you don't believe in and i was like Why am i fighting so hard. Because i think like deep down i have a sense that there is something that i don't understand. That is a little bit magic about this world. That i will never understand and i think my pride was just getting better of me because i just wanted to be a part of the correct group you know. I wanted to be a part of the group that knew the truth. You're acting in opposition to the box you were put in. You are not mutually exclusive to your own ideas like you can be a couple of different things and you don't have to seek the answer all the time like i've recently come to terms with that. I'm like oh. I'm never going to know because it was when my kids asked me like what happens when we die and i was like real talk. Nobody knows you might become a flower. You might fly up in the sky you might just lay there and the ground. You might become a bug. I mean i don't know the cool thing about not knowing as we can sort of wonder together and you just believe something that comforts you you know. Think of a story in your head..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"U. p. p. o. r. ted ziprecruiter the smartest way to hire i kind of love that the field of developmental specifically which you know the field of economics has not had a surplus of women. But they're the ones that are going to look at the data as to how to make these incremental changes to get more women involved everywhere. There's something there's an irony really cute ernie about that. You did some research in female leadership. I think in india. Can you tell us a little bit about that. And like what the big takeaways were. Yes absolutely so. I've worked on the woman. Politicians and in particular woman leadership at the local level so in india they have lou that at the local level at the village over one third of each village must elect woman as the head and pass this law because otherwise there was very few women elected in this leadership position and when it happened. Trust people said. Well it's not gonna make any difference because in any woman are just the puppets of their husband is to be a real head with the husband and the woman will be just the font and i thought well maybe maybe but then maybe not. Let's compare and it turns out. It was very easy to compare because in order to ensure fairness actually on them lee selected where they were putting ovation for women and where they didn't have one so we can totally compare and the first thing we found. Is that women do very different decision and men in particular woman invested much more in the goods that other women wanted no it is not that they wear. The shadow of their husband might be in public. Yeah but then. As soon as he's not watching the actually he actually doing their work and completely comments from the villages in term of the water and sanitation infrastructure. In particular. the sequencing we've found is that people hate to have a woman as a policymaker they the heat the here first generation of women get clobbered exactly for the reason that you talked about..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"To ask you and not even i. I was going to say what do you think the wrap dress represents to amend. But i'm sure you actually know the answer. Because i'm sure a lot of people have told you why that was so huge in the fashion world. But you know when i first started with this little dress. People didn't take me seriously on the designer. Say what is he still dress and and they're ride. What is this is just a little piece address but for me i became a designer is i always put the woman i for me is the woman that matters not fashion and the fashion is what you put around yourself and then there's something about my dresses in particularly that address is that you put it on you tight around your your body and you feel something happens and therefore if you feel good then you are confidence then you are beautiful. That's what i always felt. The designers worked for me. Dvd's is the friend in the closet is the best brand the most reliable friend in the closet that is high like to be identified and one day. I remember somebody. I don't remember who but somebody said that. The rub dress is the dress. You get the guy in and his mother doesn't mind her so it's sexy now to get the guy but nods vulgar so his mother agrees it. I love that me too It's iconic there's museum exhibits in the met. It's so amazing that fashion. Because i do think sometimes it gets washed away. Fashion is like a female thing like a girly thing or not important and i can have incredible emotional significance. What is fashion. Fashion is a reflection of the time right. Fashion is also in food in houses in architecture. Fashion isn't everything you know. But this particularly dress. I created in seventy four so it's almost fifty years old and people still buying. It's never happen to address to have that long of life. I know and that just goes to show you're right. It's not about the fashion element about how women feel. You're dressing them from the inside out. Yeah you've also had with your husband you talk so beautifully about yours chasmin which has been will your husband. I mean you talk eloquently but all of them and you give them so much respect for the love that they gave and the significance they had in your life but particularly when you have now berry has the relationship taken on many different meanings for the years that you guys have been together. I met berry. I was twenty eight. He was thirty two. I was on the top of my success. he was of paramount. We were to top of the world wonder kids and all of that. We fell madelynn lab..
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Wally Funk Finally Made it to Space
"Well we might as well telegraph. It's not dennis shall we can can you. Can you tell not only not only. Can you tell the denizens not here. But it's a. It's a telegraphed in advance that. It's me your texas show. Buddy mark davis morning host here at six sixty a answer in dallas fort worth where i do the best possible show. Prep imaginable for the dennis prager show. It's called doing my own program that ended just one hour ago seven to ten central time. That is my playground and man If we had a bunch talk about an a lot of it that is of course originating here in my beloved lonestar state is of great national interest so there are a few things. I'm gonna do today. So whenever i'm blessed to come here and and hang out for dennis always lay down a little thumbnail sketch of what we're going to do. It is july twentieth of twenty twenty one a date of huge significance to me because i am At least here in dfw. And maybe nationally the go-to space dork in american radio. And it's because. I'm old enough to be that and old enough to remember fifty two years ago today when neil armstrong lay down those historic footprints along with buzz aldrin. I in the sea of tranquility fifty two years ago today. The footprints on the moon tonight at ten fifty six eastern time nine fifty six central. Do your math elsewise. And i got a couple of things to say about that. And especially wow today and this was the day that jeff bezos decided. Let's go ahead and do it today. Because they wanted it to have some historic significance in it certainly does jeff bezos and his little brother and some dutch teenager and the wonderfully named wally funk. A woman a an eighty two year old woman who is a member of what was called the mercury thirteen. You may remember the mercury seven those were the actual astronauts six of whom went up deeks laden did not but he got to run the astronaut office later on so i guess that's a that's a little bit of makeup but they had thirteen women who may put through various stages of training a whole lot of them did really really well and while he was one of them and she's a local woman she lives just a few miles west of where i am here in the dfw area and she and the whole flight was eleven twelve minutes there. You go very reminiscent. In a spacecraft called the new shepard s. h. e. p. a. r. d. like alan shepherd in emission very reminiscent of his
The Dan Bongino Show
Jeff Bezos Goes to Space
"Has taken humans to space is blue origin, launched its first manned mission to the edge of Earth's atmosphere. Here's a B CS Alex Stone, too. One after so many test missions. Jeff Bezoza, his brother, along with Wally Funk, the oldest person ever in space in Oliver Damon, the youngest ever making their trips 66 miles above ER after floating around in the capsule, Jeff Bezoza radioing in blue Control, based on the best day ever. Blue origin. New Shepard capsule floating back with parachutes out making a landing on the desert floor. Alec Stone EVC nears.
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Jeff Bezos to Blast Into Space Aboard New Shepard Rocket Ship
"Just as millions of americans wake up tomorrow morning. We should be hearing about the fate of jeff bezos. His brother and two other notable passengers as the richest man in the world launches the four some into sub orbital space. It's amazon prime on steroids. They're ride we'll be on blue origin. The space tourism company. That bezos founded lift those who can afford it into the wild blue yonder our report from the launch site in west. Texas tonight from nbc. News correspondent tom castillo in remote van horn texas. Anticipation is building the launchpad forty-five miles out in the desert set for billionaire. Jeff bezos slipped off this morning on today. Bezos industry fellow passengers were giddy with excitement. People who say they go into space. They come back changed. I can't wait to see what is going to do to me. While blue origin has flown fifteen unmanned test flights this will be the first to carry passengers. Bazo will take seat number six the simulator. An exact replica of the capsule that will carry all four sixty two miles high for three minutes of weightlessness and six massive windows. As you're essentially it feels like the earth is falling away from you to your window. Exactly like richard branson's virgin galactic. Paying passengers are already signing up eventually blue origin plastics and six passengers at a time into space from this launch pad and the west texas desert but unlike a nasa rocket or the virtual space plane. There are no professional astronauts or pilots on board. It is all controlled from the ground. Blue origin insist. The ship is loaded with safety backups. With the bezos great escape so for nine am eastern. Tom costello nbc news van horn texas
Atlanta's Morning News
New Shepard Rocket Is Ready to Boost Bezos
"Origin rocket and capsule to fly tomorrow on the anniversary of the first moon landing. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and crew mates are In the final phase of training. Now, weather permitting, the new Shepard lifts off at nine tomorrow morning. Unlike Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spacecraft, New Shepard is fully automated with no pilots or even flight controls on board. So to keep athletes a part in the
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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AP News Radio
Billionaire Richard Branson Reaches Space in His Own Ship
"Richard Branson flew to space Sunday aboard his own rocket ship beating out fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos in the race to get there please read seven five crewmates from his virgin galactic's space tourism company reached an altitude of about fifty three miles over the New Mexico desert enough to experience weightlessness and see the curvature of the earth from there Branson said it's amazing after landing he pops the bubbly and said welcome to the dawn of the new space age we had to make space more accessible to all of all we want to turn the next generation of dreamers into the astronauts rocket ships portion of the flight took around fifteen minutes or about as long as Alan Shepard's first US space flight in nineteen sixty one it was intended as a confidence boosting plug for virgin galactic which plans to start taking paying customers next year I'm Julie Walker
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson Compete in Space Race
"Is heating up. Just weeks before Amazon founder Jeff Bezos his history making launch into space, Richard Branson now says he's going to do it first with his Virgin Galactic space flight Unity 22 astronaut there is there one Richard Branson. Will be evaluating the customer spaceflight experience. It will be the company's first fully crewed spaceflights. Branson will be joined by two pilots and three other mission specialists. Virgin Galactic spacecraft launches from beneath a custom carrier airplane before being shot to the boundary of earth and space, reaching supersonic speeds within eight seconds. Fire fire The window to launch opens July 11th just nine days before Jeff Bezoza launches with his brother and two others aboard Blue origins, New Shepard, Do you see the earth? From space changes you It changes your relationship with this planet with humanity. It's one Earth one of the seats on that flight selling at auction for $28 million for an 11 minute flight to the edge of the atmosphere and on Thursday bases, announcing that 82 year old Wally Funk Will be his honored guest on that flight. She underwent astronaut training in the sixties but never flew to space. Now, she tells bezoza what she'll say after this flight. I will say, Honey, that was the best thing that ever happened to me. And while SpaceX has announced its plans for its all civilian flight, its founder, Elon Musk won't be on it. Still, he has been awarded the major NASA contracts and has sent astronauts to the International space station. But Branson is trying to become the first of the three to soar into weightlessness. Ending his surprise announcement with the teas, and when we return, I will announce something very exciting to give more people the chance to become astronauts. Because space does belong to us all, and the company says
Leo Laporte
Winning Ticket to Join Jeff Bezos in Space
"And the EU space exploration company. Blue Origin has auctioned off a seat on a flight. Into near space. The auction was livestream this morning. The highest bidder gets to sit next to blue origin and Amazon owner Jeff Bezos in the new Shepard's sub are double orbital takeoff takeoff and and landing landing space space transportation transportation system. system. The The man man flight flight is is set set to to go go into into space space next next month month from from the the Blue Blue Origin Origin base base in in the the New New Mexico Mexico desert, desert, just just east east of
Leo Laporte
Spare Ticket for Spaceflight With Jeff Bezos Auctioned for $28 Million
"And the EU space exploration company. Blue Origin has auctioned off a seat on a flight. Into near space. The auction was livestream this morning. The highest bidder gets to sit next to blue origin and Amazon owner Jeff Bezos in the new Shepard's sub are double orbital takeoff takeoff and and landing landing space space transportation transportation system. system. The The man man flight flight is is set set to to go go into into space space next next month month from from the the Blue Blue Origin Origin base base in in the the New New Mexico Mexico desert, desert, just just east east of
Wisconsin's Afternoon News with John Mercure
Jeff Bezos Going to Space on His Company's First Human Space Flight
"He and his brother will fly into space. In July, they will join the highest bidder on the new Shepard suborbital vehicle operated by Blue Origin. Joining us now is a BCS Alex Stone, who has raised his hand to cover such events. I will cover it, but I do not want to go on it. Even if you said Hey, we've got a free seat. I would say, You know what? Maybe put 100 of these happen. Let's see what the fail rate is first and then and then we'll talk about it. What does this mean? Well, first of all, didn't he sound like a big kid in there? I just always wanted to do this. And you know I'm worth 187 billion. So why not? I can kind of do whatever I want to do. So what? The big announcement today Jeff Bezoza and his brother going to be going on the flight. Bids for that third seat are right now up to $3.2 million is what we're looking at, and we've got until June 12, so probably going to go higher than that. But the flight is going to be of the new Shepard on July 20th. And he has invited his brother and blue origin. Put out the sound of that invitation when he asked him. Hey, you want to go along? I really want you to come with me. Would you? Are you serious? I think it would be meaningful. My brother there Here is, if you're willing, if you want to, Yeah, like you want to go to space with me like, you know, we'll just kind of going and so it's going to go that you will launch from Van Horn, Texas 100 Miles east of El Paso. The capsule has massive windows, even amazing view that you'll be buckled in until you reach the edge of space. You're not going to go into orbit. You will go up. Reach the edge of space float around for three minutes. You can take off your seatbelts, float around for three minutes and then begin coming back and the parachutes will deploy. Total flight time around 10 minutes. You go up, You come right back down, and then that will be the experience, but it will be the first humans in blue origin aboard the blue origin space craft. They've done 15 successful test. Humans haven't gone up yet, And this will be numero Uno. So Bezos and his brother, they seem so
BBC Newshour
Jeff Bezos Will Fly to the Edge of Space With His Brother Next Month
"Jeff Bezos, the founder of the online retailer. Amazon, says he will journey into space on his rocket companies first sub orbital sightseeing trip together with the winner of an auction for a third seat. Marie Catherine Jones. Reports, Jeff Bezos announced on Instagram that he had dreamed of traveling to space since he was five. And on July the 20 if you'll make that journey, along with his brother, also on board for the brief sub orbital flight will be the winner of an auction for a seat on Blue Origins. New SHEPARD SPACECRAFT. The current high speed stands at nearly $3 million. The world's richest man wants to pioneer space tourism but has lost out to his rival Elon Musk's space X when it comes to contracts from
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"shepard" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Welcome welcome welcome to armchair expert. I'm dax shepard. I'm joined by monica pad man. Okay so people like duchess duluth. They want it to be minister of mice instead of secretary mice which i understand why. They think that they don't know yet. Earmark that for the listeners that it'll feel better at some point. Yeah okay russell. Brand what an incredibly well-spoken human being. Oh my god. His brain is moving so fast. It's mary admirable. You'd be the fastest. I'll say the fastest heard anyone. speak with. Such command articulate and brilliant at times as we discuss in the fact check almost impossible for us to keep up. Yeah but it's funny because it's not just that he's like saying random words and it all makes. Perfect sense is very cohesive. The clarity is impeccable. I just like can't relate it all to having that ability and not make any mistakes. He never gets lost. You know. it's amazing finds his way right back to that cookie crumb trail who i love cookies. You do. i've never recommended that people. Listen to this podcast at a different speed. I want them to listen to it at one point now right if you want to back it down two point seven five point five on this one you do that. Yeah yeah you can go slow. Oh now we're gonna sound awful. Yeah we'll sound terrible but our guests will really be shining a bet at half speed talking about what we speak at our quickest. Yeah but also you want to hear him as he is that's true it's something to behold now of course russell brand came to my from forgetting sarah marshall. He was made love to my wife very elegant fashion. You're really respectable way. And he was also in of course. Get him to the.
The Dan Bongino Show
Public Health Officials Recommended Masks but They Weren't so Effective
"Lifted up right underneath the rug. In fact, you spoke about things as if he had firm answers, lockdowns masks social distance that he's pretty convinced they work. There's a clip with Shepard Smith on What Is he on CNBC. Now? Whatever. Here's Fauci on there and say, Yeah, that Australian lockdown head terrific mask. Now they work social distancing 100% check this out. However, what Melbourne did with Australia did As a country was very successful. I was on the phone with my Australian colleagues two nights ago, and they were describing exactly what you said. Whether or not that would be acceptable. I do not think so, Shep. I do not think it would be acceptable. There's covert fatigue in this country, and people would be pushing back strongly. If that's the case, which I think it is. And we've got to do the next best thing. We've got a double down very, very strongly on the things that I've been talking about with regard to the universal acceptance of masks, distancing We would be doing much better than we're doing right now. Here we talks about and discusses this stuff. Universal masking if we just did that in social distancing way did that We did try that. We did try that and and and we're still sticking by that, even though the results have been less than stellar, to say, the least, I asked the question all the time if masks are as effective as public health experts like found she keep telling us it's just the
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Interview With Yusef Salaam and Ethan Herisse
"Now if you experienced at all there seems to be consensus around this like i want to say michelle. Obama even wrote about it in her book. What a black students who are in route to a medical degree get strongly encouraged by counselors and advisors to not do it. Have you heard of this phenomenon has happened to you. I have not heard this. And i also i haven't experienced it either. No one's discouraged me on that. I'm wondering if that's before they get to college. Possibly if students are like exploring the possibilities of what to go into when you said that the immediate thought that came to mind was what malcolm x. was discouraged to become as a child when they asked them. Hey what do you want to be and when you think about systemic racism oppression that stuff. A lot of it has nothing to do with physical fighting but has everything to do with what happens mentally to get you to accept whatever definition. They are trying to put upon you. What did he originally wanna be. I don't remember exactly. But i think it might have been a lawyer or something like that knowing it would have been a good lawyer. But it's one of those things where you say you. So damn you know when i went to college after i came home from prison bumped into master teachers. My most impactful teacher was a student of dr john. Henry clarke and i think dr john henry clogged is taught. You know the fact that he was professor maradas hunter college in. He had people under him who were not so talk ahead to go to school to get educated. They're getting their education in addition to what they had under him so with regards to master teachers. What i found was that in educational environments that are breeding ground for success. They have specific things right it. A student to teacher ratio is a balance that you find in a lot of private schools but in public schools. You don't find a lot of people fall through the cracks but with the master teachers. They didn't get the opportunity to look at the child and see the child's gifts that they're exhibiting
The KFBK Morning News
Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey Discuss Mental Health in New Series
"Harry and hot water After describing the first Amendment as bunkers, NBC's Roy O'Neill joins us live with a look at why he said it. The reaction he's getting Seems like the prince is having, you know a little bit of trouble. Kind of adjusting to new life here in the U. S. I think he's guys you've got it all figured out that we're smarter than the rest of us. You know, He's got a new TV series with Oprah that starts on Friday. And what are we talking about? Don't look at all this free publicity he's getting, but yeah, he was on a pap I've cast with the after Dax Shepard talking about mental health and his new TV series with Oprah is about mental health. And he was talking about how your paparazzi were attacking him and surrounding his house when he was staying in Tyler Perry's home with the family, and he, you know a lot of this meaner stuff that put online and shared his quick bait that then profits, these media companies. And that's what he said was bonkers about the First Amendment protecting all this.
Comments By Celebs
How is Prince Harry So 'Normal'?
"It's so crazy to me that we're in this world. Where prince harry's like casually on dax shepard's podcasts. That would never have happened a few years ago and to me that is such a small thing but it's so representative of really there into la life. Into hollywood i don't wanna say into normalcy because none of this is normal but just even the ability to be able to go on a podcast. Which would have never happened interesting. That you say this shift into normalcy. Because that is the thing that always surprises me about prince harry especially with what we've seen of him recently. The interview with oprah the new show us with over coming out about mental. Health carpool karaoke. He did the normalcy of him. Is it just catches me off guard every single time and obviously his life whether it was a royal life or in. La life is not normal by any means. But there's just something about what he's saying and the way he speaks and the references he makes and the things. He's aware of in terms of media and entertainment. It just catches me off guard. Because i don't expect him to be aware of any of those things when you think of prince harry in the lifestyle that he's lived. And what your view of the royals are you. Expect that all of these funny references that he makes talking about joe rogan talking about when he was games courtney new the fresh prince of bel air themes on you expect these things to be things that are just go over his head entirely because he wouldn't be aware of them and so for him to be talking about these things in such a normal way was my biggest takeaway from the whole interview.