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city, which is an issue with the players, were now if you like, even in leadership that some guys are just like on my head. Twenty thousand, for that guy I mean, what's that, I just got find the NFL New York City police officers. With what's going on, everybody welcomes the danish show. I am Travel Noah, let's just straits into today's headlines, We kicked things off with Youtube. The place to go. If you want to be radicalized, but a truly to read. There are about to make a big chief. To the site, and if you don't like it, there's no way to tell them.

you tube is going to start hiding the dislike count below videos. That means, when you hit the thumbs down button below a video, the person who made that video will still be able to see that, but the Total number of dislikes won't be displayed to the public Youtube. This is all in an effort to promote a more respectful relationship between creators and viewers. Apparently, groups of viewers are targeting of videos disliked button to drive up the count. Turning into something like a game with a visible scoreboard. it usually just because they don't like the creator or what they stand for. Finally, greater from Youtube. You shouldn't be able to bully people on Youtube with a dislike button. That's on the comments are, for you know. I like the comments. Cuz, it's like a button. You going to make an effort. open up the common box, you gotta type, something you know. You gonna tell the creator to stab themselves with a rusty, screwdriver efforts.

By the way I like that Youtube is doing is, but you know, what's going to happen, you're right, I mean getting rid of the sums down. Button, isn't sold anything trolls or to creative. What's gonna happen. Now is the first comments on every video is just gonna, say, sums down, and then that's gonna get ten thousand thumbs up if you ask me, I don't even know why they ever had a dislike button on Youtube like how are you gonna dislike a free video? It's three. You ask the only response you shall we be able to live in a free thing is thank you for this free thing. We look like is free, tummy, veal, opinions on free shit, o speaking of the dislike button. Let's move onto politics as various high profile republicans begin to think about running for peace. and in twenty twenty four one of the biggest considerations is what to do about the man who thinks he won the election in twenty twenty Donald J Trump, because

that's basically, what trump is going to be running on. You realize that right he was cheats of the lost time, so that means he deserves another four years or maybe thirty years as president, but it turns out, there was one Republican who is brave. Stupid enough to stand in his way political blows from Chris Chrissy and former President Donald Trump. It started with comments. The Ex Ante Jurassic Governor made over the weekend at the republican jewish Coalitions conference, Christie called on Republicans to move past trumps based. This claim that the twenty twenty election was stolen from. We can no longer talk about the past and the past elections it is. And now former president tromp is

back? Chris Christie was just absolutely massacred by his statements and Republicans have to move on from the past, meaning to twenty twenty election fraud. Everybody remembers that Chris left New Jersey with a less than nine percent approval rating a record low. They didn't want to hear this from Paris. Christie then responded in an interview with axioms. You get into a back and forth with Donald Trump, but when I will say is this: when I ran for election at twenty thirteen. I got sick He presented the vote when he through your election, he lost Joe Biden Something tells me you are going to get into a back and forth Donald Trump. I like I was like I'm not gonna, get in your back and forth, but let me tell you my shit this due to taking a rock tool when its nest? I mean I want to get in the thing here, but here and look I do get Chris Christy's point right. He wants the party to talk about Joe Biden current

It is not about how China used mind control to delete from votes in Georgia, whatever the new story is but telling Donald Trump stop obsessing over the twenty. Twenty results is like telling guy. two, maybe try and neck saw a bracelet or something it's not gonna happen, Hisn thing. If Christie wants to play the smart, this is what he's got: Do you shouldn't tell Trump that he lost the election? He should agree with Trump that he won the election yeah because then he can say, look Donald, love to support you, but you ve already serve to terms and then trumps long black wait. I won, then I'm the President now dad means I'm Joe Biden but Dad's, a bunch of malarkey who are less move on there's one story that is dominating our lives today and probably forever crawl virus, and we ve got latest updates in another instalment of keeping up with care

for over a year now, everyone has been asking to questions about the corona pandemic, one mosques make everyone's breath smell like shit or just mine and two. If those the moment of guns, really work, then why don't we take our temperature up our but all those years? was actually another question that everyone has been wondering, when is the pandemic finally going to be over well with covert cases now stalling at a pretty high level. It is more and more likely? That covered may stay with us wherever, like that, uncle who Eddie was just passing through town and in twenty years later still has your room, not luckily for back of the pandemic will probably never be as deadly as it was thanks to vaccines, so you slept covert, but not the deaths

Because America has more than enough vaccines for every man, woman and child who doesn't isn T your Rogan. In fact, the United States has so many vaccines that they face We decided to make it rain on the rest of the world. the! U S is aiming to send more doses of the covered vaccine to people living in conflict zones around the world. They include the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan reports, Yemen Report, say Secretary of State Antony Blinkin announced a deal between Johnson Johnson and the Kovacs vaccine Sharing Programme Lincoln says that less than two percent of the population living in conflict zones are vaccinated, Russia is sending the Johnson and Johnson vaccine to conflict zones. Hasn't Yemen. been through enough. I mean it's, it's bad enough that poor countries, t shirts from the losing Superbowl team, but now now they have to get the third place a vaccine by the way. you. You know how mega people, always at their rallies with the tissues, that's a Trump one hundred and did they get that?

Does that were supposed to go to Africa like going to keep them we were in the shipping shut down the line we constantly african. Then I will wither woods by women. We got this and people Africa alike, so no one wanted Would he lost anyway? Look I know there are lots of reasons why it's better to send a change to conflict zones than Madonna or Pfizer right. It's easier to transport, and you don't know, to depend on people being able to come back for a second shots, but would be surprised if there was some american officials will like what we're not going to waste the good vaccines on someone just gonna step on a landmine tomorrow on my right follows and we'll get is a good thing. Don't get me wrong? I mean the lasting accounts. zone needs is corona. On top of that, only downside of this is that now you might get people Point sensible to come to the conflict zone just to get a vaccine out that doesn't happen next. I was gonna, be people from Nigeria Interview to join the Taliban. She'll tell me why,

want to join our glorious cause, or predominantly for the health benefits under also dare to Amerika of closer. If that helps my applicants, You can't put that in as well, so it's that more and more people around the world are getting vaccinated, but the problem is, it might not be enough because it turns out people the only ones were spreading, the Rona theirs study that reveals about dear already widespread carrier of covert nineteen, a study and research to the north american population of white tailed, dear and researcher, say as much as eighty percent of the four hundred and forty five thousand Iowa population may carry the virus potentially bigger problems wound down the road questions still remain about covered the effect on dear populations, and we don't know yet if the virus could survive the deer and then you taken in fact people than to I knew it. I knew that one day the deal would get their revenge for what we did to ban these mom. I don't know about you

I was shocked when I heard this, because I didn't think that idea could get cold. I thought they had heard, unity around a deliberate back up and Mama, but now scientists are worried that might New Tate in the deer and jumped back into us humans, and you might be thinking Trevor come on. I, like humans are hanging out with the dear will. We find yeah yeah. That's what we said before that guy, bearing the back look at us now. well agreed was Batman, maybe there's probably Batman. I mean who else has a thing for bats, he's doing things in that cave do we want to talk about this because our hero, but think about people, think about it. If you want the crime fighting Batman, you gonna take the best that man, it's a package deal arrive and finally, we ve talked a lot about how the pandemic, is causing labour shortages around the country. I mean it's the rest.

Why these days, when you go to the drive through, you have to spit in your own food, but now labour shortages are even threatening the Jeff bases of the north pole. Santa staff shortages are hitting the north pole. Department store, Santa's are in short supply. The season due to covet concerns. One report failed, the number of available Santa's is down. Fifteen percent higher Santa helps people find and higher scientists helpers around the world for parties Mala Beer and seas and more it is a demand shortage, and we are already I sold out across the country on several dates in December before the pandemic. Higher Santa said demand was already tight, but after losing some Santa's to covered nineteen, some retiring and some concerned about covered, nineteen is led to a pinch on Santa's this holiday season people. This is not surprising, of course, Santa got cold. He spends half his time. around on vaccinated children and the other half around dear.

I mean the solution to this problem is pretty obvious. If you want more senses, then you got for them more money. How, if you raise the pay ass. You may even get the real sense at the sign up that menace. a thousand years getting paid in cookies and milk, a job at the mall, that's a huge step up from on this, I want to bring our very own, one Chang, whose looking into the story at a local more running when you look at will why you and a sense of shock Ronnie, because I'm upset to be more Santa there's a shortage, now: don't you listen to own show yeah. I know there's a shortage and that's why I sent the more. I just didn't think you would want to be a more Santa now. Why not you get to sit down all day you get a free winter jack you can buy oxy from the girl in the hot topic. It's a great job, running Ronnie like his own say I just don't, I think that you would be right as a more santa. You know why not No like Santa, has a certain a cattle I put this like when you

of Santa you don't think of a guy like you are what we say. Can. We send our because I'm asian, because I'm and some Asia man? That's racist man in twenty one, but thank you for the compliment no running. What unsaleable so you can't be Santa like your Dick Ronnie secondly, should be nice to kids and you know most to people of any age. What are you too? talking about man, I'm fine with kids approve it looked low act like you, ok, ok, let's does this role play for academic come tell me we want for Christmas. Tell me what you want. My ok, fine, Santa I want to fire trucks and a Nintendo switch man. You kid you don't even have a nintendo switch as your parents. I don't get you all this shit. You see This is a sure, I'm talking about. Ok,

You know a good point, but why I'm here, I'm just gonna, go free samples, ETA Foucault until they call secured. So are we sell good luck with that? But don't talk to kids and bring me some of those little cinnabar, incisive, yeah, don't complain about this stuff is well, it's free or I'm we come back physiological taken

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on the one hand she had to put herself in grave danger. On the other hand, she didn't have to wear a corset anymore, which, if you ask me, is worth risking your life for, and Samson didn't just fight in the war she kicks ass. Rain that captured with men. That's right of woman took down to men without the help of Roman Barrow civil war. Another woman named lamentably locked also poses a man to enlist it's weird then, Erica doesn't know her story because she fought for the confederacy. You think there be statues of her all over, but Blalock secretly a union sympathiser trying to dessert confederates and escape uproar of imports could. She was shot in the shoulder and discovered as a woman by an army doktor pressing huge sacrifice, because as soon as your doktor realises you're a woman, all your premiums go up after Blaylock with discharge for the crime of having it. I know she escaped Tennessee and joined up what the Union Army helping

to win the civil war and slavery and defeat racism in Amerika once and for all. At least that's what my nephew textbook says. He goes to school in Texas by words. We're one women didn't have to drive race their way into service. They were actually allowed to enlist in nineteen eighteen. Open. May Johnson was the first woman to join the United States Marine Corps along with three hundred other women, and they came to be known as the marrow that, although to there At a marine officials distance themselves from the technical problems has marionette sounds less like soldiers and more like a dance. True that does high tax on the battlefield, which is Only just giving the enemy unrealistic expectations of what their legs should. Look. Like my world, two women. Workers are fighting on the ground. They were taken to the skies amiss.

I had a shortage of pilots. Are women were trained to find military aircraft? These women were known, as was which stood for women, airforce service pilots and not, as many believe, wet ass service pilots. This is just another example of women getting to step up during the war to do jobs previously reserved for men lying planes slain base all women even had to fill in four mansplain ox the reason they call it were to become the second. It's a map. Harrison

in worse. You saw another first for women. When Charity Adams early became the first african american female Army officer and lead the first battalion a black women to be stationed overseas, which means, without her inspiration, we never would have had the unfair Superbowl half timeshare early was given the daunting task of delivering airplane hangar school of undelivered mail to the soldiers fighting Europe, and she did such an amazing job that she was eventually promoted to lieutenant, which back then, with the highest rank. A woman was allowed to have just above HBO see and girl boss, but not every Men fighting in world war, two was as visible as army officers and airforce pilots, and in one case that was on purpose Virginia Paul was one of the allies most important spies. She recruited resistance fighters, directed them to the allied invasion, rescue. Twelve fellow agents out of an internment camp and did it all with a peg lag kidding me. I take a sick day when I start my toe the Nazis called

all the enemies most dangerous spot, but she was more affectionately, known, limping lady of real and she got intelligence, but everywhere from nuns to rob or owners. Basically, anyone whose thanks man with a whole with the master of espionage like James Bond, without, although pouting and Stds, but it then all sunshine and jet fuel for women veterans, the families of the women who died while serving didn't get any survivor, benefits or burial expenses and the women who made it through the war didn't think it better and status until the late Seventys, which is so messed up, also if you're, not an official better in your dog, doesn't get excited when you surprised, by coming home, barely even looks up it's better. Instead, we salute the women who kept America safe. They pave the way for all the brave women fighting today and the ones who are fighting the future once the robot apocalypse kicks They also inspired me

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the love in his family. A spectacular there is something to play. Somebody in a way that doesn't provide a character. some of them but shows you their character. Yes, and that's what I really enjoyed about this film. Is you? Don't we often hear about dad's warlike, you know alto competitive, they want, they cannot succeed at all costs, but I know before watch the movie I didn't know the full extent of rigid Williams. I knew innocence. Arenas like I know, they're dead, but as I go he's one of those debts, but he wasn't one of those is no. He was a dead who was trying to create excellence, but he did in the unique way did in a very unique way was so so different from what I expected to be, as I did, hundreds of hours of film or your house. I was able to track him over two decades of interviews and things like that and his book in his Tyre family was involved with with the process, and I asked

I was Venus I was, I would did what did do as she said. It was almost like a jet. I mind trick right because he never pushed them to play tennis when they were in trouble. Their punishment was that they couldn't play tenant rights and they would be itching and scratching incline. Please daddy! Let us play please less practice and hid figured out a way that you know Tennis was fourth or fifth, on the lives of their family, priority now, using tennis to culture they'd family and too, who cultivate? human beings to go into the world and an serve what we ve seen you play real people and film. You know what we ve watched you on these journeys with its early with its pursuit of happiness. You know, we, we see you in inhibit people's lives, use you inhibit who there and I were

how much of them now sticks with you, you feel like you're part of the family. Now absolutely is, is euros Serena water onto the set you Know- and I was fully in character- was like Dat but you know, is its unity when you do these types of things in about people's lives and it wiped away every other desire other than wanting to please the family. If you make a movie about somebody's life and they don't like it, it is horrific, as that have happened to you, knows as it. Where do you think the erratic you live there right, everybody's hypothetical method, you mustn't bastard. I am well now about us about I felt like it every time I ride with you on the way to feel the weight of a dislike somebody's. Like you're. Gonna. U know committed to screen

Venus arena. They agreed to be Negative producers- and they were with the project audibly through, but they were withholding whether or not they were gonna put their name on the film until after days a year as pressure, and yet I was a lot of rights that Russia I feel like. Story was amplified by your experience with your father. And I say that we have, Read your book. You don't think, congratulations by the way that congratulations and many people, can live a really fantastic life. Many people can write a great book. There are few people. Why think can translate events ass to live and to have an testing book? I think that's what you ve done. Thank you more of a real because it's it's it's wrong. It's its confusing to many, because you said in the book will Psmith consists of two people you're, the boss, but that we all know and love and then the wheel Psmith that that character was created to protect awry loaded and yet what fine as people are reading ex of from the book and the like Lisbon, one

kill. His father was within China. Break up investment for these kids were disappointed and, unlike you reading the book, are you so that less? Let's start the beginning, you know what is like to be raised by a father who is not perfect, but also pushes you towards perfection when you, when you are for portraying rich and Williams with aspects of you, that work, maybe even understanding your dad more was their compassion that was building. That goes with that's that disappointing you sometimes felt you know I was working on the memoir. While I was doing king rich, heard that ok, you know so the picture of my son. and my Father and Richard Williams was our blending into the process ass of growth and evolution and regulation and a big part of

enable to understand Richard Williams was in my understanding of my father. You know that Europe Post WAR, a war to generation black man. You know that knows how to do it: everything with their hands. You know they gotta. box and I can fix the figure ruler than real right or not. I was a thing way with with my father. Wanted us to be able to do things, with our hands. Urgent Williams was very similar in that way and then the says for me of questioning my own parenting and developing and growing with my own parents. Were What I learned and grew into, which was a transformation from me with Richard Williams, is your Williams was aligned with what his daughters wanted to do. He was following them, where they wanted to go and he was pushing them where they already wanted to go, and I very subtle, but very critical difference that out

able to you to make that adjustment in my parenting. The book will I would say, is one of the most anticipated and yet unexpected memoirs than Let us have a come out because for so long you ve been an enigma. You know making us they Donald TV, you you, you want to know what you mean you ve been like like it's it's Wilson. But it's I mean we see you in the black suit with you. You know I'm going down that gonna shut out. I'm almost lonesome returned the shortcomings in the way you Norman you didn't, but we know that move, and then we see what the premier you in jail is the kids and its everything it feels like. There's been a second litter You know a d b c period in your line. You noses, and this this before wills, Norville

himself and does everything we living in now and and and the book feels like that, you know what it feels like you, ve gone. I am what am I gonna take you. The Sunday you behind the scenes, but we have never done with your life. A big part of my motivation was, I felt like I have serious enough. Reflected enough and you know suffered enough that my advice could be valuable. ok, ok, right, you know, so the the the thing that I now understand were you know, cultivated in the battlefield right here. Now right survival is a viable. Yet when you know when it where, when I'm talking about something, I'm not talking about theory, I'm talkin about tested, might experience so feel like and not who I was wasn't true

what do you know that, if that is true, is just not the whole story So for me, I just wanted to take the filter of four. I guess two reasons why I thought, with its more helpful right. You know. somebody who wants to build for somebody who wants to follow do some of the things that I've done. It's more helpful. If I tell you the truth right, I like, Ok, you now and then the other part of it is. I get to be more free like a whole weight, is lifted that have to be perfect that I'm alive to be imperfect. I am allowed to put on thirty pounds during a pandemic is allowed to do all it, and you know there. There is a certain.

emotional invincibility, that is being cultivated that I just love love not being swayed by people's opinions. When you talk in the book, I love that you ve been careful to tell your stories from writing my boy I may just like I talk to my mama's like hey. Are you call you ideas like these? Are my stories or the stories that you can find in the press? I'm not I'm telling anybody else's story in that way, which is really yeah you. You ve been really good at that respecting data in the ass. An JANUS got rid table talking. Then you got you as ever like fight about it. That way, you have a girl like a you can't say that they are you now. Can you say that they would you ever feel like you have to go she'd where the boundary exists. So what I did as a a two week but camp right before I finish. The book side written it, and I called everybody I talk about in the book

and brought them down to Miami every two weeks. I read every body every word that I set about him and it was an extremely powerful therapy session God do to stop her mother, and I had never talked about my my fathers abuse wow and it was the first, never never talked about it. We had never know One time then under fifty. I was fifty do this, while I read the chapter, and I was the first time that we ever we ever discussed it and she said, go ahead. Yes, you? Will you now vote? First of all, she was shock. She couldn't believe that my young mind had processed it. and in that way, but it was so cathartic reading? Everything? And no. I got through a couple of chapters where, with the data- and you know she she said

What you to tell your story on what to dilute what your Experience was just what you know. Of course, I was having a completely right right right experience, but she said I want you to be free to do Tell your story. This relates like everything that the media consumes, that this an element of like towards like a Parana fish syndrome that happens online. You nobody wants this blood in the water. They want to pay when it is not a thing until they nor to the bone. Sometimes it will feel like people are trying to make it like all data coming for. Will you see what you said about? They take her words contact the right headlines that don't match what people are saying. I get angry because I watch and then I'm like. That's not what you get you you. You don't owe me as a couple you have to protect yourself. you are a couple any staring family unit does, but what is their part, that goes like you know what we're gonna shuts down, we're not going to say anything or have you taken a different approach to you all know. This is what we are doing and how we gonna do it so there there's there

nothing to really protect ourselves from right? It's like the malice, allow, as none of that is all that that only speaks to other people's level consciousness and a lack of love Kindness on their part. It doesn't say anything, ok about us right, so our job as a couple. And our job as individuals is to purify our hearts. much as we possibly can to never do that too. Human beings not add to the chaos and do not add to the darkness and to figure out as much as possible to only add love, and hopefully, understanding to the pot. I embrace it

as a part of my job in this world, to provide whatever medicine, whatever elixir past we can and not even think about their person. As somehow beneath me now, you'll see in these pages. I've gotten purifying do myself before. Let you go. This is a book. Yes, that is a book of book. means a movies. Coming Lou I mean that's outworks. As our You make a good book fair one way, a movie. This warehouse following us out of the way is now our always. It's always work that mean somebody s reply will in the movie, yes, whose playing will you will get a fade. Is you don't tempt me most if you're willing to cut it into your air is pretty right now already got some of the is constantly on the phone meddling with my motions is mastering thank you so much regional environment. We would like you, always king wretched, we'll be in sight

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