Prepare for some serious graveyard whistling.
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Let's blame Obama, Jill & Hunter Biden, & probably a few Democrats that snuck in to the Autopen Room & pardoned themselves! 😁
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Look what China took away from us
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BAM !!!
BREAKING: DNI @TulsiGabbard has OFFICIALLY given criminal referrals to the DOJ for the Russiagate hoax!
Next up is the DOJ opening a criminal investigation.
Tick. Tock.
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With all the craziness right now, I thought I would lighten things up by sharing a little memory. This song is like Paula Abdul snuck into our house, took notes, and wrote it just for us. In the song, I’m totally MC Cat, and my husband is Paula Abdul. Every single word is spot on, and after 42 years of marriage, we are still going strong. Since ’82, this has been our song, and the soundtrack to our wild and wonderful love story.🤣
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The Knocks - Slow Song (with Dragonette) [Official Music Video] youtu.be/GuhUpKb6DMg?si=W0Mv… via @YouTube
![- Google Gemini - Canva - RNI Films [iOS]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GwH07ABW0AASIRa.jpg?name=orig)
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Johhny Carson’s Tonight Show made a $200 million annual profit ($1 billion in today’s dollars) and was 30% of NBC’s revenue.
Colbert’s Late Night LOST $40 million a year. Firing him was a no brainer for a new owner.
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Nicholas Ray on 'The Lusty Men' (1952):
"This film isn’t a Western. It’s really a film about people who want nothing more than their own home. That was actually the great American dream of that time, and in all the statistical questionnaires that ask what Americans aim for, 90 per cent always gave the answer: “Owning a home of my own.” And that’s what the film’s about"
(Nicholas Ray's quote from 1979 mentioned in 'Emotion Pictures - Reflections on the Cinema', Wim Wenders)
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The first Hollywood film to be released to theaters in Japan during the American Occupation was HIS BUTLER’S SISTER (originally released in 1943).
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The Department Of Justice @TheJusticeDept Harmeet K.Dhilon Says The Truth And How It Is 👏🏻💪🏻🇺🇸
Great Job To @TheJusticeDept 💪🏻👏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻✝️
