Jimmy no, i love you i love all of you. Nice to see you. We love you. We love you, welcome welcome to the tonight show, everybody. Thank you for being here [ cheers and applause give it up for the roots, right there. [ cheers and applause welcome to the show. Relax, hang out, welcome guys, it is Teacher Appreciation day [ cheers and applause and our entire audience is filled with new york city schoolteachers right now [ cheers and applause look at that but before we get started, if i see any of you playing fortnite, im taking your phone. [ laughter and applause dont you dare yeah, for te [ cheers and applause steve come on. Jimmy i knew that would work steve thats a loaded one. Jimmy i knew that would work but we have a great show for you tonight. Amy poehler is here. Steve oh [ cheers and applause jimmy she stars and directs the new movie wine country. Or as my audience calls that, the teachers lounge [ cheers and applause well this is cool. Today a lot of businesses had deals to cele
20 years ago, yesterday day, president George W Bush addressed the nation after the Space Shuttle columbia disaster. And its in a moment like following other moments in his presidency, the horrors of 911, the global war on terror, the invasion of iraq, but also high points in the presidency. President bush was trying to bring the together in a moment of grief, but also to try to provide a vision of hope and common. And its in moments like this that the extraordinary resources, the Miller Center and these scholars that you have with you here today provide for us. We have, as you all know, because we released the George W Bush oral history in the fall of 2019, right before pandemic Russell Riley and Barbara Perry with a number of colleagues have brought the oral history of this presidency. And today were here to celebrate one of the first fruits of that project. That is what we call basic research. And from that basic, our scholars take and produce books of scholarship where. They learn
20 years ago, yesterday day, president George W Bush addressed the nation after the Space Shuttle columbia disaster. And its in a moment like following other moments in his presidency, the horrors of 911, the global war on terror, the invasion of iraq, but also high points in the presidency. President bush was trying to bring the together in a moment of grief, but also to try to provide a vision of hope and common. And its in moments like this that the extraordinary resources, the Miller Center and these scholars that you have with you here today provide for us. We have, as you all know, because we released the George W Bush oral history in the fall of 2019, right before pandemic Russell Riley and Barbara Perry with a number of colleagues have brought the oral history of this presidency. And today were here to celebrate one of the first fruits of that project. That is what we call basic research. And from that basic, our scholars take and produce books of scholarship where. They learn
To rwanda under a new voluntary scheme being drawn up by ministers as they look to build on the successful deportation score so far, of absolutely zero. Thats all coming up in your next hour. Your next hour. Thank you for joining me on the show. Its always an absolute pleasure and always an absolute pleasure and a joy always an absolute pleasure and a joy to have your company. Two Big Questions ive already thrown out there social thrown out there on social media. Had thousands of media. Weve had thousands of responses. The show hasnt even responses. The show hasnt even started. First one, has the Political Class ever been more out of touch with ordinary brits . And they are right now. If you thought brexit was bad, what about this lot obsessed with racism , gaza, ramadan, with racism, gaza, ramadan, muslim war memorials. Tone deaf to. To immigration. Tone deaf to the needs of the majority of average brits . Let me know if you think theyre completely unfit for purpose. And following on
20 years ago, yesterday day, president George W Bush addressed the nation after the Space Shuttle columbia disaster. And its in a moment like following other moments in his presidency, the horrors of 911, the global war on terror, the invasion of iraq, but also high points in the presidency. President bush was trying to bring the together in a moment of grief, but also to try to provide a vision of hope and common. And its in moments like this that the extraordinary resources, the Miller Center and these scholars that you have with you here today provide for us. We have, as you all know, because we released the George W Bush oral history in the fall of 2019, right before pandemic Russell Riley and Barbara Perry with a number of colleagues have brought the oral history of this presidency. And today were here to celebrate one of the first fruits of that project. That is what we call basic research. And from that basic, our scholars take and produce books of scholarship where. They learn