because it s kind of got that written all over it. it s made with real love and heart, and yeah, there are a couple of things that are a little bit hokey about it and it s slightly sentimentalised, but it s a childhood view it s a memoir about childhood. it s fiction, but it s clearly inspired by real life, and as you said, from watching that clip, if that clip didn t sell you the movie, nothing well, frankly. yes! it sounds it sounds delightful. and it s funny because british people, ithink, think of kenneth branagh still as a classical stage actor, but actually, he has directed a lot of films, and this is a. 0h, he s a he s a very accomplished film maker. i will still fly the flag for frankenstein, which is much derided, and i think that is a very, very underrated film. so, second film this week. total change of gear. nightmare alley new film by guillermo del toro who, obviously, shape of water, but this actually dates back to when he was making cronos, which was like a vampi
i think it s got a really strong shot at being i told you this before i think it s the best picture contender. i mean, i it would not surprise me at all if this walked off with the top prize at the oscars because it s kind of got that written all over it. it s made with real love and heart, and yeah, there are a couple of things that are a little bit hokey about it and it s slightly sentimentalised, but it s a childhood view it s a memoir about childhood. it s fiction, but it s clearly inspired by real life, and as you said, from watching that clip, if that clip didn t sell you the movie, nothing well, frankly. yes! it sounds it sounds delightful. and it s funny because british people, ithink, think of kenneth branagh still as a classical stage actor, but actually, he has directed a lot of films, and this is a. 0h, he s a he s a very accomplished film maker. i will still fly the flag for frankenstein, which is much derided, and i think that is a very, very underrated film.
courthouse. courtroom. i want civility, and we will address subpoenas in a very systematic way. of those 64. melissa: sounds delightful, and issuing 61 letters to the heads of several government agencies and whitehouse and trump organizations requesting documents. the letters themselves are not subpoenas, but signaled the ambition of house democrats when they take control of oversight. in the meantime, possible hope for some bipartisan efforts and a letter incoming democratic freshman road to their leadership this month. an excerpt reading we are united in the belief that whatever the differences we may have with the republican colleagues it is our solemn responsibility to debate and pass legislation that improves the lives of those who elected us. house majority leader kevin mccarthy responding to that letter saying that he is willing to work with the democrats in the new year writing as you acknowledge in your letter, legislating as a number one priority, i agree.
white house staffers only have five hours between obama s departure and trump s arrival. so much has to be done, even changing the toothpaste, stocking the first families private pantry and of course a crew from the national archives will go through and pick up the remaining documents. it s exhausting just to read about it. they are going to find packs of cigarettes hidden all over the white house. in planters come outside. put them out, bury them in the ground. sounds delightful. washington times put this piece out today. president obama and the family and michelle, they are going to leave the white house worth $24 million which is amazing considering the salary has been $400,000 a year and they are taxed on it. they predict this. $200,000 speeches. i think that number is going to