@NewsHour So now they will spend the rest of his life paying money from taxpayers to house feed and take care of this fool.
Two lives for one life He’s supposed to be out of here. End of discussion.!!!!!
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DISTURBING: This young woman was followed and targeted by a state trooper who refused to explain why. Video shows the woman scared for her life, the trooper then claimed he was “scared of her”
Historian Elizabeth Pryor says her father, comedian Richard Pryor, found his authentic voice after walking off stage mid-set in Las Vegas.
"He looked out in the audience and said, 'My own grandmother,' who raised him, 'would not be welcome in this audience, and I don't want to be doing this shtick anymore.' And he walked off the stage," she told PBS News' @GeoffRBennett.
Elizabeth said her father started delving more into race, politics and history, and then brought those topics into his act in a way many could not "get away with doing."
"Part of what made him so brilliant is that he was so vulnerable and kind of welcoming and open-hearted, even as he's talking about this really difficult stuff. So he disarms the audience," Elizabeth said.
She spoke to Geoff Bennett for the latest episode of PBS News' podcast, "Settle In." They discussed Elizabeth's new book, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me," and more.
For the full episode: https://t.co/8or3UrpnK4
On July 6, 2024, Sonya Massey was killed in her own home in Springfield, Illinois, a mother, a daughter, a friend, gone at 36. Today we honor and remember her. Rest in power, Sonya. We will never stop saying your name. 🕊️
@AmexBusiness what is the real practice if the credit extended is not used you decrease the available credit then at the same time when the credit extended is used you decrease the the credit limit as well. What’s really going on here. @creditkarma@thepointsguy@eyeontraveltv
@AmexOffers why do you decrease credit limit when not used for some time one year and decrease credit limit when used also. Appears like a serious double standard.!!!!
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