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Tyler Perry has tackled sev­eral genres over the years, but it took the
real-life story of the only Black female World War II bat­talion to inspire him
to delve into his­tor­ical drama for the first time.

Tyler Perry has tackled sev­eral genres over the years, but it took the
real-life story of the only Black female World War II bat­talion to inspire him
to delve into his­tor­ical drama for the first time.

Tyler Perry has tackled sev­eral genres over the years, but it took the
real-life story of the only Black female World War II bat­talion to inspire him
to delve into his­tor­ical drama for the first time.


TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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 * BY RODNEY HO Staff writer Lisa Denton con­trib­uted to this story.

PHOTO BY LAURA RADFORD/PERRY WELL FILMS 2/NETFLIX/TNSWriter/ Dir­ector/
Pro­du­cer Tyler Perry, front, stands in front of Kerry Wash­ing­ton, front row
cen­ter, and other cast mem­bers of “The Six Triple Eight.”PHOTO BY LAURA
RADFORD/PERRY WELL FILMS 2/NETFLIX/TNSWriter/ Dir­ector/ Pro­du­cer Tyler Perry,
front, stands in front of Kerry Wash­ing­ton, front row cen­ter, and other cast
mem­bers of “The Six Triple Eight.”PHOTO BY LAURA RADFORD/PERRY WELL FILMS
2/NETFLIX/TNSWriter/ Dir­ector/ Pro­du­cer Tyler Perry, front, stands in front
of Kerry Wash­ing­ton, front row cen­ter, and other cast mem­bers of “The Six
Triple Eight.”PHOTO BY LAURA RADFORD/PERRY WELL FILMS 2/NETFLIX/TNSWriter/
Dir­ector/ Pro­du­cer Tyler Perry, front, stands in front of Kerry Wash­ing­ton,
front row cen­ter, and other cast mem­bers of “The Six Triple Eight.”PHOTO BY
LAURA RADFORD/PERRY WELL FILMS 2/NETFLIX/TNSWriter/ Dir­ector/ Pro­du­cer Tyler
Perry, front, stands in front of Kerry Wash­ing­ton, front row cen­ter, and
other cast mem­bers of “The Six Triple Eight.”


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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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TYLER PERRY BRINGS WORLD WAR II HIS­TORY TO LIFE WITH ‘THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT’ FOR
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WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

Trump said early Thursday that John­son will “eas­ily remain speaker” for the
next Con­gress if he “acts decis­ively and tough” in com­ing up with a new plan
to also increase the debt limit, a stun­ning request just before the Christ­mas
hol­i­days that has put the belea­guered speaker in a bind.

And if not, the pres­id­ent-elect warned of trouble ahead for John­son and
Repub­lic­ans in Con­gress.

“Any­body that sup­ports a bill that doesn’t take care of the Demo­crat
quick­sand known as the debt ceil­ing should be primar­ied and dis­posed of as
quickly as pos­sible,” Trump told Fox News Digital.

The tumul­tu­ous turn of events, com­ing days before Fri­day’s mid­night
dead­line to fund the gov­ern­ment and as law­makers were pre­par­ing to head
home for the hol­i­days, sparks a famil­iar reminder of what it’s like in
Trump-run Wash­ing­ton.

Trump led Repub­lic­ans into the longest gov­ern­ment shut­down in his­tory
dur­ing the 2018 Christ­mas sea­son, and inter­rup­ted the hol­i­days in 2020 by
tank­ing a bipar­tisan Covid-relief bill and for­cing a do-over.

For John­son, who faces his own prob­lems ahead of a Jan. 3 House vote to remain
speaker, Trump’s demands kept him work­ing long into the night to broker a new
deal. Vice Pres­id­ent-elect JD Vance joined the late-night meet­ings at the
Cap­itol, bring­ing his young son in paja­mas.

Trump’s allies even floated the far-fetched idea of giv­ing bil­lion­aire Elon
Musk the speaker’s gavel, since the speaker is not required to be a mem­ber of
the Con­gress.

“We had a pro­duct­ive meet­ing. We’re going to con­tinue to work through the
night, in the morn­ing to get, to get an agree­ment,” said Major­ity Leader
Steve Scal­ise, RLa., as he left the speaker’s office late Wed­nes­day.

But adding an increase in the debt ceil­ing to what had been a bipar­tisan
pack­age is a show-stop­per for Repub­lic­ans who routinely vote against more
bor­row­ing.


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JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0

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 * 20 Dec 2024
 * +99 more
 * By Lisa Mas­caro and Kevin Frek­ing

John­son

WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

Trump said early Thursday that John­son will “eas­ily remain speaker” for the
next Con­gress if he “acts decis­ively and tough” in com­ing up with a new plan
to also increase the debt limit, a stun­ning request just before the Christ­mas
hol­i­days that has put the belea­guered speaker in a bind.

And if not, the pres­id­ent-elect warned of trouble ahead for John­son and
Repub­lic­ans in Con­gress.

“Any­body that sup­ports a bill that doesn’t take care of the Demo­crat
quick­sand known as the debt ceil­ing should be primar­ied and dis­posed of as
quickly as pos­sible,” Trump told Fox News Digital.

The tumul­tu­ous turn of events, com­ing days before Fri­day’s mid­night
dead­line to fund the gov­ern­ment and as law­makers were pre­par­ing to head
home for the hol­i­days, sparks a famil­iar reminder of what it’s like in
Trump-run Wash­ing­ton.

Trump led Repub­lic­ans into the longest gov­ern­ment shut­down in his­tory
dur­ing the 2018 Christ­mas sea­son, and inter­rup­ted the hol­i­days in 2020 by
tank­ing a bipar­tisan Covid-relief bill and for­cing a do-over.

For John­son, who faces his own prob­lems ahead of a Jan. 3 House vote to remain
speaker, Trump’s demands kept him work­ing long into the night to broker a new
deal. Vice Pres­id­ent-elect JD Vance joined the late-night meet­ings at the
Cap­itol, bring­ing his young son in paja­mas.

Trump’s allies even floated the far-fetched idea of giv­ing bil­lion­aire Elon
Musk the speaker’s gavel, since the speaker is not required to be a mem­ber of
the Con­gress.

“We had a pro­duct­ive meet­ing. We’re going to con­tinue to work through the
night, in the morn­ing to get, to get an agree­ment,” said Major­ity Leader
Steve Scal­ise, RLa., as he left the speaker’s office late Wed­nes­day.

But adding an increase in the debt ceil­ing to what had been a bipar­tisan
pack­age is a show-stop­per for Repub­lic­ans who routinely vote against more
bor­row­ing.


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0


JOHN­SON IN A BIND WITH SHUT­DOWN AT HAND0

WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

Trump said early Thursday that John­son will “eas­ily remain speaker” for the
next Con­gress if he “acts decis­ively and tough” in com­ing up with a new plan
to also increase the debt limit, a stun­ning request just before the Christ­mas
hol­i­days that has put the belea­guered speaker in a bind.

And if not, the pres­id­ent-elect warned of trouble ahead for John­son and
Repub­lic­ans in Con­gress.

“Any­body that sup­ports a bill that doesn’t take care of the Demo­crat
quick­sand known as the debt ceil­ing should be primar­ied and dis­posed of as
quickly as pos­sible,” Trump told Fox News Digital.

The tumul­tu­ous turn of events, com­ing days before Fri­day’s mid­night
dead­line to fund the gov­ern­ment and as law­makers were pre­par­ing to head
home for the hol­i­days, sparks a famil­iar reminder of what it’s like in
Trump-run Wash­ing­ton.

Trump led Repub­lic­ans into the longest gov­ern­ment shut­down in his­tory
dur­ing the 2018 Christ­mas sea­son, and inter­rup­ted the hol­i­days in 2020 by
tank­ing a bipar­tisan Covid-relief bill and for­cing a do-over.

For John­son, who faces his own prob­lems ahead of a Jan. 3 House vote to remain
speaker, Trump’s demands kept him work­ing long into the night to broker a new
deal. Vice Pres­id­ent-elect JD Vance joined the late-night meet­ings at the
Cap­itol, bring­ing his young son in paja­mas.

Trump’s allies even floated the far-fetched idea of giv­ing bil­lion­aire Elon
Musk the speaker’s gavel, since the speaker is not required to be a mem­ber of
the Con­gress.

“We had a pro­duct­ive meet­ing. We’re going to con­tinue to work through the
night, in the morn­ing to get, to get an agree­ment,” said Major­ity Leader
Steve Scal­ise, RLa., as he left the speaker’s office late Wed­nes­day.

But adding an increase in the debt ceil­ing to what had been a bipar­tisan
pack­age is a show-stop­per for Repub­lic­ans who routinely vote against more
bor­row­ing.

WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

WASHINGTON — A gov­ern­ment shut­down at risk, House Speaker Mike John­son is
fight­ing to fig­ure out how to meet Pres­id­ent-elect Don­ald Trump’s sud­den
demands — and keep his own job — while fed­eral offices are being told to
pre­pare to shut­ter oper­a­tions ahead of Fri­day’s mid­night dead­line.

MOSCOW — Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir Putin boas­ted that his mil­it­ary oper­a­tion in
Ukraine has strengthened Rus­sia and denied that the ouster of key ally Bashar
Assad in Syria had hurt Moscow’s prestige, as he took ques­tions at his annual
news con­fer­ence and call-in show Thursday.

MOSCOW — Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir Putin boas­ted that his mil­it­ary oper­a­tion in
Ukraine has strengthened Rus­sia and denied that the ouster of key ally Bashar
Assad in Syria had hurt Moscow’s prestige, as he took ques­tions at his annual
news con­fer­ence and call-in show Thursday.

MOSCOW — Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir Putin boas­ted that his mil­it­ary oper­a­tion in
Ukraine has strengthened Rus­sia and denied that the ouster of key ally Bashar
Assad in Syria had hurt Moscow’s prestige, as he took ques­tions at his annual
news con­fer­ence and call-in show Thursday.


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RUS­SIAN PRES­ID­ENT USES TIGHTLY CHO­REO­GRAPHED NEWS CON­FER­ENCE TO
EMPHAS­IZE AUTHOR­ITY.

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 * 20 Dec 2024
 * +82 more
 * By Vladi­mir Isachen­kov Isachen­kov writes for the Asso­ci­ated Press.

Alex­an­der Zem­lianichenko Asso­ci­ated PressRUSSIAN Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir
Putin addressed con­sumer prices, mil­it­ary hard­ware and Hunter
Biden.Alex­an­der Zem­lianichenko Asso­ci­ated PressRUSSIAN Pres­id­ent
Vladi­mir Putin addressed con­sumer prices, mil­it­ary hard­ware and Hunter
Biden.

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