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-"The Spy Who Dumped Me."

Kate McKinnon.

Did you film a lot of that on location?

Were you, like, uh...

-The whole thing was filmed in Budapest, Hungary.

I had the best time. I made so many amazing friends.

Linda, Eric, Chela, Vera, hello. Love you so much.

-Wow. -Miss you every day.

-Did you pick up any Hungarian while you were there?

-Okay, so Hungarian, as it turns, is, uh...

-As the nose turns, yeah.

-...the second-most difficult language for native speakers

of English to pick up. -Wow.

-So I studied every day so hard for three months.

And I found that, at the end, I could not order at a restaurant.

[ Laughter ]

But I did try -- I tried --

So, my friend, Eric, his technical job was

to drive me to the set. -Okay.

-But his real job was to teach me

how to rap in Hungarian, which he did.

-You learned rap songs in Hungarian?

-I learned one rap --

I learned one verse of one rap song.

And it took, what -- a whole year.

-Yeah. Could you give us a little taste, maybe?

Maybe just one verse? [ Cheers and applause ]

-I would like to, 'cause I want to show my friend Eric

that all his efforts were not in totally in vain.

So this -- -So this is one verse.

-This is one verse of a song called "Jozsefvaros,"

and that's a neighborhood in Budapest

that was kind of rough in the '90s

when this song was written.

Okay, so, Eric, this is for you.

♪♪

Yes.

Yes, thank you.

Yo. Yo.

[ Rapping in Hungarian ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Rapping continues ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

♪♪

♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

-♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

-♪ Jo-Jo-Jozsefvaros ♪

[ Singing in Hungarian ]

-Oh, my goodness! [ Cheers and applause ]

What?!

What is going on?! What is happening?!

Dude, that's unbelievable!

Kate McKinnon, everybody!

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Bob Odenkirk Fell Asleep During His Own Stand-Up Set - Duration: 2:31.

-Well, you've been doing comedy your whole life.

A lot of improv stuff, sketch stuff.

-Yeah, sure.

-I did not know that you dabbled in standup

in your early years.

-Yes, I had -- Standup is interesting for me,

because I've actually -- I did a lot of it when I was younger,

and then I hit a wall called two kids.

And most standup shows don't start till, you know,

at least 8:00 p.m., and, usually,

you're on at 10:00 or 11:00.

And one night doing standup in L.A., I fell asleep at the mic.

And I was at the mic and I did that thing you do

when you're driving at 3:00 a.m.

And I just went...

In the middle of my jokes. And I said, "That's it.

You can't be falling -- You can't sleep."

I had one goal as a standup.

I always thought, "You know, if I can just entertain one person

and if that person can be me, I'll feel good about this."

-But then, yeah, that's out the window

if you put yourself to sleep.

-Yes, yes, yes.

-Then you weren't even succeeding on that level.

-No, no.

-We talked before on this show about how important a show to me

"Mr. Show" was that you did with David Cross.

-Thank you. Does anyone know it?

It was this obscure, little show.

-It's a wonderful show. -Well, you can still see it.

-And then I believe it holds up incredibly well.

-Thank you.

-Every time I think of a "Mr. Show" sketch

and go watch it on YouTube, I'm always thinking,

"Man, this is just as good as it ever was."

Were you doing stuff before that?

Were you and David doing stuff before that

that made sense as to what that show ended up being?

-I was.

I started in radio, at Southern Illinois University.

And I had a show called "The Prime Time Special."

It was on Thursday nights at midnight.

And so it was not in prime time or special.

And it was kind of "Mr. Show." We had a thematic story.

My partner was Tim Thomas, very funny,

very much like David, in a lot of ways.

And David had "Cross Comedy," which was in

Boston and New York, that was also exactly like "Mr. Show."

So we were really heading

towards that wonderful connection.

-It is such a good show, and I highly recommend,

for those who haven't seen it, to go back and watch it,

'cause, like I said, it is as good now as it ever was.

And I'm so happy "Better Call Saul" is back.

It's such a great show. -Thanks. Monday night.

All right. -Monday night, everybody.

-Thank you. -Fourth season, August 6th, AMC.

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Mo Rocca Found Jimmy's Evil Twin in a 1971 Horror Film - Duration: 4:47.

-What does Mo Rocca do on his time off?

'Cause you're always working. You're always doing something.

-Yeah, I'm working a lot. On my time off --

Well, my boyfriend's a huge fan of obscure horror films,

like vampires from the 1960s and '70s.

Those movies, a lot of them were British.

"Evil Twins" and --

Anyway, we went to see one recently, in fact,

called "Twins of Evil," from 1971.

And I was completely distracted the entire time

and kept thinking -- I was thinking of you.

I hope you know that. I was thinking of you.

[ Laughter ] -Thank you.

-Thinking you would absolutely connect to this movie,

and we have the DVD here, the cover.

And I think... -Why would I --

-...you may understand why.

If you look next to the twins here...

[ Laughter ] ...at Count Karnstein, here...

[ Laughter ] -What?

-I'm telling you, this is amazing.

-Wait a second. It's "Twins of Evil"?

-Yeah, "Twins of Evil," 1971, and that is you.

[ Laughter ] -There's no way.

That can't be me, because I've --

-No, it is you. And it's you, actually --

I feel like it's you as "Sesame Street's"

Count von Count, actually. [ Laughter ]

-Let's see -- Can we see a split screen of me and...

[ Laughter ]

All right. Like, that way?

That way?

-The actor is Damien Thomas. Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

-Damien Thomas?

-And you've got to have him on the show.

-Oh, my gosh. That is bizarre.

-It is amazing. -Dude, "Twins of Evil."

-Yeah, "Twins of Evil." -Thank you for thinking of me

when you see... -Of course.

-That's unbelievable.

I wonder what other films he's done.

-Were you even born then? -No, I was born 1979.

-Okay, right. -I'm kidding. '74.

[ Laughter ]

Pal, I love everything that --

First of all, I love you on "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!"

-Oh, thanks. -If you guys don't know

this show, you have to listen to it.

NPR, it's a news trivia show.

It's so funny.

You're a panelist on there from time to time.

And every time you're on, you crush.

And so I just gotta say I am a fan of that show and everybody.

Peter and -- I miss Carl Kasell.

-Right. Well, Bill Kurtis is great.

-Bill Kurtis is fantastic. But check it out.

You know what's going on in the news,

but it's a fun way of doing it.

And, man, oh, man, you're so funny on that.

I watch you on that. I mean, I listen to you on that.

I watch you on "CBS Sunday Morning,"

which is celebrating its...

-We're having our 40th anniversary.

-Holy moly. -Yeah, exactly.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yeah, it's exciting.

The biggest challenge -- I'm a little worried that

we're running out of Moments of Nature

to end the show. -Yeah.

-We've done, like, the beavers of Minnesota,

the snowy owls of Montana, the antelopes of Delaware...

-You've run out of animals, yeah.

-We're gonna run out of them. -And that's 40th --

And "Wait Wait" is doing -- -"Wait Wait" is 20 -- 20 years.

-Almost 20 years. -Yeah, we did, in October --

-That's crazy -- -Yeah. We went --

We went to Wolf Trap, which is the big

outdoor performing arts center outside of D.C. to do a show.

-How big is that, audience-wise?

-It's like 7,000 people. -That's a lot.

-And James Comey was our guest. -Really?

-And he's like 9 feet tall, which is helpful

when you have an audience that big,

'cause everybody can see him.

And -- And this was -- It was actually sort of

a homecoming for me, going to Wolf Trap,

because I went to my very first concert at Wolf Trap.

And when I was a -- when I was a kid with my best friend Mario,

we went to see Sheena Easton out there.

-Oh, my gosh. That's a great first concert.

-Yeah. It was kind of amazing.

-You actually found your ticket...

-Yeah. -...to Sheena Easton.

This is your first one, right here.

-The first one. -That's your ticket stub.

-And my father drove us to the concert

and waited outside in the car while we were at this concert,

which is, like, a lovely memory.

But, actually, if you look at the ticket,

the thing is, when I found this ticket stub,

I had -- my memory was that we were 11 or 12 years old

when we went to see Sheena Easton,

which is why my father would've been waiting in the car for us.

But then, I looked at the date, and I realized

we were 18 years old. [ Laughter ]

-So I'm not sure why my father was waiting in the car for us.

He was probably really annoyed.

-You probably had your driver's license by then, right?

-Right. Exactly. So, maybe he just didn't

like hearing her sing about her "sugar walls" or whatever.

That was her -- That was her edgy period.

-That was an edgy period. I love Sheena Easton.

-I love She -- No, I love "Morning Train."

-"Morning Train." -Yeah. "For Your Eyes Only."

-Oh! -Right?

-Oh, "For Your Eyes Only." Oh, my gosh.

-That's hers, also.

♪ Long, long distance love affair ♪

-The duet with Kenny Rogers.

-"We Got Tonight."

-♪ We got tonight ♪ -Yeah.

-♪ Who needs tomorrow? ♪

♪ Let's make it last ♪

-♪ Let's find a way ♪

[ Both mumbling ]

Oh [bleep] -No, no, stop!

No, it's fine, it's fine. Dude, you're going back to 18.

We're good.

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Jimmy Pitches Mo Rocca a Bug-Repellent Idea for Innovation Nation - Duration: 2:05.

-I also love you in "Innovation Nation."

-Oh, thanks, man. -Which you must love doing

because you get to see all these cool inventions and these --

people that are, like, just problem solvers.

Is that it? -Oh, totally.

I mean, I'm learning on the job.

I mean, these are, you know, we look at old inventions

from the past, but then also current innovators.

And we really try to celebrate people

who are actually inventing things now.

And it's inspiring.

-I have an idea for one.

-I knew it.

Because the last time you had great ideas.

-I did and no one -- -The Jell-O slicer.

-Was that what it was?

Oh, no.

It was pre-sliced cranberry slices for Thanksgiving.

Like Kraft singles,

except you just open it up and put it on your turkey sandwich.

[ Laughter ] -Right.

-You don't have to worry about glooping it on.

-Right.

-And no one -- Ocean Spray didn't call me at all.

-I love that idea.

-But this is my new thing.

For the summer, I think Dr. Scholl's

or one of those insert -- foot insert-sole people,

they pair with Off, the bug spray.

And it's -- so, a bug spray so I don't have to spray my ankles

every time I go out.

I just put in these insoles and I smell like Off all the time.

-So, the insoles have Off on them.

-Yeah. They're covered in Off.

-Okay. [ Laughter ]

But -- Oh, okay.

All right. So the bugs will be repelled.

-Yes. -Right.

-From the ankles. -Okay.

-You have to worry about other things,

but ankles is where they always bite me.

-Right. Okay, I like that. I think that would work.

-That's not bad? -Yeah, that's not bad.

-Again, Ocean Spray, call me 'cause maybe we -- I mean.

No, I'm just kidding.

I know that we talked about this, and you're -- you love it.

So, I brought us both a half-sandwich

of liverwurst sandwiches from McSorely's

here in New York City.

-I -- I really do love liverwurst.

And I plan on doing -- I'm --

this is, like, the pitch for this piece

'cause I really want to do a piece

on "Sunday Morning" about liverwurst.

And since we're running out of animals to feature

in our end moment of nature, maybe we can feature liverwurst.

-A moment of liverwurst. -Yes.

-Let's do it, right here. Mo Rocca, everybody.

Please, cheers.

-We leave you now with a liverwurst sandwich.

-Cheers. Mo Rocca!

Check him out on "CBS Sunday Morning."

For more infomation >> Jimmy Pitches Mo Rocca a Bug-Repellent Idea for Innovation Nation - Duration: 2:05.

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Bob Odenkirk Thinks Saul Goodman Would Represent Donald Trump - Duration: 4:45.

-This is one of my favorite shows on TV.

I've told you that before.

It is -- it's very -- there are moments that are really sad,

there's moments that are incredibly intense.

But it's also very funny.

And there's moments of great lightness to it.

None of that lightness came across in that clip.

[ Laughter ]

-No. That is an incredibly bleak clip, right?

-Yeah. -I mean, that just --

Can we do something fun? -Sure.

-Could we -- could we just watch that clip -- and he's right.

The rest of the season, it rocks and it rolls and it's funny

and there is violence and Gus is back and ugh.

Jonathan Banks, Mike.

But let's just watch it again.

And you and I, let's just do a DVD commentary

as though it were a German experimental film.

-Okay, great. [ Laughter ]

-One more time and here we go.

-[ German accent ] So tell us about this scene here.

-[ German accent ] Well, the man is every man.

[ Laughter ]

He is lost in a lobby in the middle of nowhere.

[ Laughter ]

His life is plastic.

All he owns is in a little plastic bag.

[ Laughter ]

-And what does she represent?

-She represents humanity.

[ Laughter ]

All are numbers. We are all numbers.

[ Laughter ]

He is lost. You see his body is in the computer.

[ Laughter ]

His mind, he is alone, and he will never get out.

[ Laughter ]

-[ Normal voice ] There you go. That seems far more effective.

Far more effective. [ Cheers and applause ]

-[ Normal voice ] Would you watch that show?

-I would watch that show.

I would watch any show

that was just two Germans talking about things.

[ Laughter ]

So this is -- you know, this is a prequel to "Breaking Bad."

-Yes.

-Saul, who we knew is still Jimmy McGill in this show.

-Yes.

-And did you create a back story for this character?

-It's so weird because I did create a back -- just --

When we went in to do the show,

I had to imagine who he was, where did he grow up.

And one of the things -- it's so funny

because he went to the University of American Samoa.

We know that.

And I just made up in my head that he was in a fraternity.

[ Laughter ]

And I made up these friends and I gave them names.

And they were -- this is for real --

Michael Avenatti and Michael Cohen.

[ Laughter ]

And that was their names.

I just picked them out of nowhere.

I didn't know anyone -- and then I -- Get this.

His professor, his favorite professor,

was a guy named Rudy Giuliani.

-That's perfect. That all makes sense now.

-So it -- I predicted the future.

-Well, it -- you really did, because I feel like before --

and again, there have been some examples,

but a lot of times lawyers on television

have a lot of integrity.

-Yes. -And we watch them.

They fight for what's right and justice.

-Yes.

-And Jimmy McGill/Saul, none of that.

Not a man of -- a man who is willing to cut corners,

I should say. -Yes.

-And now the lawyers on TV we're seeing are real lawyers.

-They're worse than Saul. -They're worse than Saul.

-Yeah, Saul is like a really good guy, comparatively,

to the real world. -Yes.

And that's nice to watch.

Do you think Saul would represent Donald Trump

if he was asked?

-I do think he would. -Yeah.

-I do think. He would love the limelight.

And he would --

I think they'd have a bit of a mind meld

with how to handle things.

I do -- he might have an issue with getting paid.

-Right.

-The whole "I don't pay people,

it should be an honor to just work for me."

I think he'd --

-Yeah, Saul famously likes to get paid.

-You're gonna pay me somehow.

[ Laughter ]

-You were in -- this is very exciting --

you were in "The Incredibles."

-Yes.

-Your voice was in the new "Incredibles" movie.

Winston Deavor.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Now, they asked -- I was such -- so honored

to be asked to be in this movie.

And I talked to Brad Bird, the director,

and the first thing I said was, "Thank you.

I'll -- Of course I'll do it.

But could you make him not look like me?"

[ Laughter ]

"Could you make him look like Seth Meyers?"

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

Actually --

I mean, really. Really. [ Cheers and applause ]

-Heartbreaking.

-Exactly you.

-I mean, to make it look like that and not cast me,

they must hate my voice.

[ Laughter ]

Just hate my voice so much.

-His face is perfect for animation.

The nose and the hair.

But the voice won't work.

-The vo-- it just doesn't -- it doesn't work at all.

-It won't stick to the tape.

We tried it.

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Lachs-Avocado-Apfel-Salat | Frische Sommer-Salate zum Grillen | REWE Deine Küche - Duration: 3:38.

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AIMAR: 'ESAS NOCHES DE MESTALLA DE CHAMPIONS SON INOLVIDABLES' - Duration: 0:45.

They were amazing years,

I see pictures that remind of the great moments lived here.

I have the best momories even my two sons were born here.

I want Valencia CF to come back to those Champion League nights in Mestalla,

they are unforgettable.

I think it's got what it takes and sooner or later they will be on top again.

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SEVERINA feat. JALA BRAT - MAGIJA (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - Duration: 3:29.

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Samsung Electronics overtakes Apple in terms of profit margins in Q2 - Duration: 0:35.

For the first time, Samsung Electronics surpassed its American rival in terms of profitability.

Apple's earnings report for the second quarter showed 53-point-3 billion U.S. dollars in

sales and 12-point-6 billion in operating profits.

That's a ratio of 23-point-7 percent.

But the Korean giant posted a margin of 25-point-4 percent in the same period.

Samsung was already creeping up on Apple in the Q1, trailing just two tenths of a percent.

In the second quarter, the tech titan posted sales of 52 billion dollars... and profits

of 13-point-3 billion.... driven more by its chip business than smartphones.

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Pasajeros rechazan los comentarios racistas de una señora en el metro de Madrid - Duration: 2:21.

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60s Hangout With Our Team Lead | Social Lead #1 - สร้างคอนเทนต์โซเชียลมีเดีย มีขั้นตอนใดบ้าง? - Duration: 1:18.

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小米A2 原生Android、前後兩千萬畫素Ai雙攝+紅米6 四千有找的Ai雙鏡頭手機 快速開箱【3cTim哥中、低階旗艦機開箱】 - Duration: 7:11.

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Homescapes Level 881 - How to complete Level 881 on Homescapes - Duration: 3:48.

"How to complete Level 881 on Homescapes"

"Homescapes"

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U.S. Congress passes $716 bil. National Defense Authorization Act - Duration: 1:54.

America's defense budget for 2019, passed the senate and is sent to President Trump

to be signed.

The bill makes it official policy, that U.S. troops cannot be withdrawn from South Korea

in significant numbers, as part of any bargain with Pyongyang.

It also states, Washington seeks the North's "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization."

For details let's turn to our Kim Hyo-sun.

The U.S. Senate passed a 716 billion U.S. dollar defense bill on Wednesday with 87 votes

in favor and ten against.

The National Defense Authorization Act,... which passed the U.S. House of Representatives

last week will now be sent to the White House for President Trump's expected signature.

The bill sets the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea

as a major goal of Washington's diplomacy,... noting that the North's nuclear program poses

a grave threat to not only the U.S. but also the Indo-Pacific region.

It also prohibits the use of the defense budget to reduce the number of U.S. troops stationed

in South Korea to under 22-thousand unless the defense secretary can show that such a

move does not significantly undermine the security of Washington's allies in the region

and it has been fully consulted with its allies, including Seoul and Tokyo.

The bill includes tough measures on China,... including a ban on Beijing's participation

in the Rim of the Pacific naval exercises until it stops militarizing islands in the

South China Sea.

The bi-annual joint drill is a large naval exercise that involves 26 nations to showcase

their military cooperation.

The legislation also requires the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. to review

whether Beijing's investment in the U.S. threatens national security,... while intensifying export

controls on U.S. technology.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

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Amid heatwave, PM Lee Nak-yon vows gov't will provide stable power supply - Duration: 1:38.

As the sizzling conditions continues, naturally people are becoming more and more dependent

on air conditioning or fans.

So that homes and businesses can stay cool without disruptions like power outtages, the

nation's prime minister urged officials to make sure electricity supplies remain stable.

Cha Sang-mi shares with us his remarks.

Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon, in a meeting Thursday, called on the relevant authorities to make

sure electricity supplies are stable... so that homes and businesses can stay cool, something

that could save lives.

"Last month the government forecast this summer's maximum power demand to 88-point-3 million

kilowatts, but the actual demand has surpassed 90 million.

The energy ministry's forecasting model proved to be mostly precise, but the heat has been

unexpectedly severe and prolonged."

The Prime Minister's Secretariat said peak power demand last month surpassed 92-point-4

million kilowatts, more than was expected.

But he also said the government has now secured 173-million kilowatts of power capacity in

preparation for demand to peak in the second and third weeks of August.

And they're not letting their guard down -- they've also got another 6-point-8 as back-up.

For more dependable management of the electricity supply, the Prime Minister also called for

the launch of a task force consisting of civilian experts who would look out for unexpected

situations and manage risks.

Lee called on other ministries and authorities to make doubly sure that power supplies are

stable... because when people get back from vacation in the coming days, demand is going

to surge again.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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Cluck Cluck Hen | Kindergarten Nursery Rhymes For Toddlers - Duration: 15:59.

Cluck, Cluck Hen

Have you any Eggs

Yes Sir, Yes Sir

3 Cartons Full

One for my master

One for my dame

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the lane

Cluck, Cluck Hen

Have you any Eggs

Yes Sir, Yes Sir

3 Cartons Full

One for my master

One for my dame

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the lane

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N. Korea working to minimize crop damage from drought - Duration: 0:31.

The heat is also having a negative effect in the northern part of the Peninsula.

An article published in North Korea's state-run newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, says that the regime's

been experiencing the hottest days in its history since July and that it's damaged all

the North's crops.

It says leader Kim Jong-un ordered the North Korean people to come up with practical measures

and work systematically to minimize drought.

The article stressed that managing crops well... is directly related to having enough food,

and called for an effective use of water and electricity.

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S. Korean FM to meet with counterparts from Russia, Japan and China - Duration: 0:44.

The nation's top diplomat has several bilateral meetings lined up today in Singapore where

she's attending the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting.

It starts with a sit down with her Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov at 5 pm., local

time,... followed by Japan's Taro Kono and China's Wang Yi.

These countries are key stakeholders in the ever-changing situation on the Korean Peninsula,

so Pyongyang's denuclearization and ways to give the regime a security guarantee are expected

to key topics.

Kang Kyung-hwa is also likely to discuss specific issues with these countries.

With Tokyo: a follow-up on the controversial deal struck with Japan a few years ago on

the wartime sex slavery issue.

And with Beijing and Moscow, economic cooperation as part of Seoul's New Northern Policy.