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“There’s been a lot more efforts by the parties and political actors to push the boundaries – literally and figuratively – to reconfigure what the game is,”
Doug Spencer commented on political parties pushing redistricting boundaries.
“It’s hard to believe this is anything but performative,”
Catherine Christian evaluated the nature and purpose of the Justice Department's interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell.
“We’re going up against a Phillies team, they can hit the ball over the park. I just didn’t want to put our pitchers in jeopardy, just not be able to come up and make a play for them.”
Aaron Judge explained why he decided not to risk playing in the field against Philadelphia with a compromised throwing arm.
“If they go down this path, absolutely folks are going to respond across the country,”
Suzan DelBene warned that Democratic-led states would respond if Texas pursues midcycle redistricting.
“My parents flew in today. They’ve been here a bunch, but it was cool to have some family here for that.”
Nick Kurtz spoke about having his parents and family attend his four-homer game.
“He's going to be just fine,”
Aaron Glenn addressed concerns regarding Justin Fields missing training camp practice time.
“Do it for yourself. Don’t do it because it seems cool or anything,”
Hayley Williams shared advice for girls looking to break into the music industry.
“We are thrilled so many people have an interest in data workflow automation,”
Gwyneth Paltrow highlighted Astronomer's core business in a promotional video.
“If we find differences of understanding, we may have to point them out and say ‘that’s not what we discussed,’”
Ryosei Akazawa discussed the potential need to clarify differences between the U.S. and Japanese understandings of the deal.
“Position player on the mound, I’m just trying to move the ball forward,”
Nick Kurtz explained his mindset during his final at-bat facing a position player on the mound.
“We will now be returning to what we do best: Delivering game-changing results for our customers. Thank you for your interest in Astronomer.”
Gwyneth Paltrow concluded a promotional video for Astronomer.
“Ozzy just wanted to... lay on the sofa and watch the History Channel”
Henriette Mantel recalled Ozzy Osbourne's typical dad habits while at home.
“In my past eight trips to the United States during which I held talks with the president and the ministers,”
Ryosei Akazawa denied that quarterly reviews had been discussed during trade talks with the U.S.
“I’ve been hired on a very temporary basis to speak on behalf of the 300-plus employees at Astronomer. Astronomer has gotten a lot of questions over the last few days, and they wanted me to answer the most common ones.”
Gwyneth Paltrow explained her role speaking on behalf of Astronomer in a new video ad.
“You should focus on the president of Harvard, the former president of Harvard. You should focus on some of the hedge fund guys.”
Donald Trump suggested reporters focus their attention on other prominent figures connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
“Astronomer has gotten a lot of questions over the last few days,”
Gwyneth Paltrow addressed the attention Astronomer received after executive resignations.
“Who could be so dumb?”
Matt Selman reacted to viewers believing fake predictions attributed to 'The Simpsons.'
“Thank you for your interest in Astronomer,”
Gwyneth Paltrow addressed the public in an ad for Astronomer following a viral scandal.
“You don’t want to be the guy who strikes out.”
Nick Kurtz noted that he wanted to avoid striking out against an outfielder who was pitching.
“I couldn’t throw past 60 feet,”
Aaron Judge described the throwing limitations he experienced prior to being placed on the injured list.
“‘Big Shot’ was a hangover song,”
Billy Joel explains the inspiration behind his song in a track introduction.
“Now, we can finally understand tunneling more deeply and control it as we wish.”
Researchers made a breakthrough by experimentally uncovering what electrons do during quantum tunneling.
“And then some state legislatures got a little clever and said, well it doesn’t say we can’t do it more.”
Doug Spencer discussed state legislatures finding ways to conduct midcycle redistricting.
“You know, when they show it in England, there are no bleeps (over the swears). It isn't as much fun,”
Ozzy Osbourne spoke to Rolling Stone about the differences between US and UK broadcasts.
“We definitely want to avoid that and I believe that is the understanding shared by the U.S. side,”
Ryosei Akazawa stated that both sides aim to avoid disruptive tariff fluctuations.
“Everybody was just like, laughing,”
A’s shortstop Jacob Wilson recalled his teammates' disbelief during Nick Kurtz's dominant game.
“That’s why I kind of pushed off a lot of that imaging and stuff like that because if I don’t know what’s going on, it can’t hurt you, I guess.”
Aaron Judge explained why he initially delayed getting medical imaging on his elbow.
“She’s like in every episode,”
Matt Selman dismissed rumors that Marge Simpson had been killed off.
“It will be our honor to join Expedition 73 onboard the International Space Station and to be there for the 25 anniversary of the ISS. It’s so special to take part in something as grand as this human spaceflight endeavor.”
Cardman noted the honor of participating in the 25th anniversary of continuous human presence on the ISS.
“We have the privilege of flying with people that have flown before and seen the International Space Station growing from its very beginning,”
Cardman reflected on the value of flying alongside veteran astronauts.
“How is he doing it? This is not normal. He’s playing a different sport than us right now. It’s not baseball, it’s just tee ball what he’s doing right now.”
A’s shortstop Jacob Wilson expressed amazement at Nick Kurtz hitting four home runs in one game.
“It’s arguably the best game I’ve ever watched from a single player,”
Athletics manager Mark Kotsay praised Nick Kurtz's historic four-home run performance.
“We said before, it's going to be a collaborative process between him, [the training staff] and myself to make sure he's ready ready when he gets involved in team drills and things like that.”
Aaron Glenn discussed the collaborative process of preparing Justin Fields for full-team drills.
“Yes, Astronomer is the best place to run Apace Airflow,”
Gwyneth Paltrow answered mock questions in a parody promotional video for Astronomer.
“To be able to say, ‘What the heck, you can’t go talk to my defendant.’”
Mimi Rocah suggested the firing of Maurene Comey aimed to restrict prosecutors from challenging decisions on Maxwell.
“It’s never a relief knowing he’s going to be out at all, but for what it is, I guess you could say best case,”
Giancarlo Stanton shared his perspective on Aaron Judge's diagnosis and time away from the field.
“‘The Simpsons’ predicts Elon Musk will be the first man to land on Mars. Amazingly, he will crash land on Mars. But he will radio back that he is marooned there forever. And most emotionally of all, he will be able to hear the cheering all the way.”
Matt Groening gave a humorous prediction about Elon Musk landing on Mars.
“Of all our 800 episodes we did, that those two dumb white folks — I don’t what to call, the takes are done — like, who could think, who has such little reactive intelligence that this is in ‘The Simpsons’? And of course, the answer is hundreds and hundreds of millions of people! But when you see something that claims to be a ‘Simpsons’ prediction, just think for one second. Could that have possibly been on the show? That’s all, just think one second and then comment on the thing ‘they are magic, they’re wizards, they did it again.”
Matt Selman urged fans to think critically before believing viral prediction claims.
“They put up, as you could call it, seed money. Let’s call it seed money.”
Donald Trump described the $550 billion Japanese investment commitment as seed money.
“There’s value to being able to say that we’ve tried to speak to everyone we possibly could, including the co-defendant.”
Berit Berger noted the potential public relations value of interviewing Ghislaine Maxwell.
“That's a difficult situation to put teenagers in. But they handled it as well as anybody could,”
Jeff Stilson commented on how the Osbourne teenagers handled growing up in the spotlight.
“She answered questions about everybody, and she didn’t hold anything back,”
David Oscar Markus stated that Maxwell answered all questions thoroughly without withholding information.
“Whatever Donald Trump wants to build, the Japanese will finance it for him,”
Howard Lutnick praised the Japanese investment agreement during an interview on CNBC.
“She was asked maybe about 100 different people,”
David Oscar Markus described the scope of questioning during Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with the Justice Department.
“because you can't... relax”
Ozzy Osbourne explained to Metal Hammer why constant filming was emotionally challenging.
“I’m really excited about Dragon Endeavour. Who could imagine we were going to fly them six times or even more?”
Fincke voiced excitement about flying aboard the Dragon Endeavour spacecraft.
“It’s a big deal to do 800 shows, and so we’re going to be doing two brand new original episodes that night,”
Matt Selman announced plans for the show's upcoming 800th episode.
“hired on a very temporary basis to speak on behalf of the 300-plus employees at Astronomer.”
Gwyneth Paltrow joked in a parody video for Astronomer following a viral kiss-cam scandal involving company executives.
“This kid continues to have jaw-dropping moments.”
Athletics manager Mark Kotsay lauded Nick Kurtz for continually producing remarkable moments.
“I don’t know how many times I woke up in the morning realizing I was an idiot the night before, felt like hell, had a hungover. You look in the mirror and you go, ‘You had to be a big shot, didn’t you?'”
Billy Joel describes the hangover experiences that led him to write the song 'Big Shot.'
“Even just sugar cube–sized particles, traveling faster than a speeding bullet, could damage delicate satellite components,”
Dr. Paul Wiegert warned of the risks lunar debris from a potential asteroid collision could pose to Earth-orbiting satellites.
“They forgot the cameras were there,”
Jeff Stilson recalled how constant filming led the Osbourne family to ignore the cameras.
“And if the president is unhappy, then they will boomerang back to the 25% tariff rates, both on cars and the rest of their products. And I can tell you that I think at 25, especially in cars, the Japanese economy doesn’t work,”
Scott Bessent explained that Japan's trade framework terms would be reviewed quarterly.
“It was about a functional family - that cursed a lot.”
Jeff Stilson summarized the core dynamic of the Osbourne family on the show.
“That does not seem coincidental. It seems like they wanted Maurene not to be present in the Department of Justice,”
Mimi Rocah commented on the firing of prosecutor Maurene Comey from the Department of Justice.
“We understand this incident may be especially distressing for new students and their families who are here this week for orientation,”
University President Garnett Stokes addressed the campus community in a letter following the dorm shooting.
“Once again, a child has lost their life at the hands of a teenager. The combination of teenagers and guns is a toxic and deadly mix — and we must do everything in our power to stop it.”
District Attorney Sam Bregman called for action against gun violence involving teenagers following the shooting.
“It’s something I haven’t thought about.”
Donald Trump addressed whether he was considering granting a pardon or commutation to Ghislaine Maxwell.
“So it’s pretty remarkable. I’m kind of speechless. Don’t really know what to say.”
Nick Kurtz expressed his disbelief and joy in a postgame television interview.
“All in all, we got good news today,”
Aaron Boone reacted to the MRI results showing no acute damage to Aaron Judge's UCL.