Show, exercise is damaging your brain. Ronny chieng tells you why you shouldnt donate to charity, and donald trump is getting impeached. cheers and applause wow, you guys love ronny chieng. laughter lets catch up on todays headlines. Lets start with good news and some bad news. The bad news is Global Temperatures are continuing to rise, thanks to Climate Change and hot girl summer. laughter but the good news is elon musk has a backup plan. Elon musk says his vision of sending humans to the moon and mars could soon become a reality. The spacex c. E. O. Showed off the latest version of his towering stainless steel starship rocket saturday in texas. He called the vehicle the critical breakthrough that will make space travel like air travel. There are many problems in the world and we need to solve them, but we also need things that make us excited to be alive, that make us glad to make up in the morning and be fired up about the future, and this is, i think, the most inspiring thing that
Whew im sure glad thats over with me too i cant believe how right bebe was about feeling under pressure with somebody. As soon as it was over, all my feelings for you just vanished oh, yeah, yeah, totally. Im totally back to normal, see ya later yeah, see ya later. Ho, huhhuh. Haha stan stan, wait up [sigh] from comedy centrals world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with trevor noah. cheers and applause trevor welcome to the daily show. Thanks so much for tuning in. Thanks for coming ut. Take a seat. My guest tonight is the former governor of South Carolina and is now running as a republican president ial candidate. Mark sanford will be joining us, everybody cheers and applause trevor also on tonights show, exercise is damaging your brain. Ronny chieng tells you why you shouldnt donate to charity, and donald trump is getting impeached. cheers and applause wow, you guys love ronny chieng. laughter lets catch up on todays headlines. Lets start with good news and some
First ladies library, lucinda fraley. [ applause ]. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you, everyone, who is involved with the symposium. You have absolutely no idea how thrilled my colleagues and i are all to be here. Any time we get a chance to present first ladies we always put forth our mission, which is to i cant think of our mission. You can tell im really good today. It is to educate public about the lives and the activities of the first ladies in this country. And believe me, they were all wonderful. And as i was talking to somebody last night at the reception, we think all the president s were quite intelligent, every one of them. Because they were smart enough to marry the woman who became their lifes partner and the first ladies of our country. We want you to be wowed. We want you to be wowed by the first ladies. And as we are every day. So i would like to introduce friends we know very well through the years. As i introduce each one in the order of Florence Harding, followed b
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I owe the thank you to the president s that kept me there. I wondered what your typical day was like as far as how many hours a day you worked and if you have children, did they get to interact with any of the family members . Yes. My typical day was not very typical. Lly i usually got to work at about 6 15 in the morning. To establish the routine for the day, pick up notes that came in overnight. And i never knew what time i was going to go home in the around. It depended on the president and the first ladys schedule, what activities were going on. Certainly if theres a world situation that occurs, i have spent three, four, five days there at a time. At th so i really cant say that thera is a typical day. They were all memorable and i cant say they were all enjoyable, but most of them were very enjoyable but very tiring. D the staff was the same way. Theyw i knew that i could count on them. They had regular hours. They were there from such and touch time to such and such time. But i k