"We both enjoyed the bantering, bickering and needling," he wrote.
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Firing Mueller wouldn't be as straightforward as Trump's bantering suggests.
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Just a few moments later, they're all bantering as usual.
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Are Michel and Sookie bantering away at the Dragonfly Inn again?
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They're bantering about death, about how they should handle each other's corpse.
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They began playfully bantering in French, which led to laughter and hugs.
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Bantering, something so innocuous and ultimately trivial, is absolute textbook shit talking.
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It's hard to imagine the characters on "The Affair" bantering so casually.
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Lorelai and Rory kept bantering about late-night comedians and corpse flowers?
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Faiz was friends with our driver, and their bantering helped me to relax.
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Often, Mr. Biden conspicuously interrupted himself, as if bantering with his own notes.
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This week, we're looking at the best flirting, bickering, threatening and subtext-filled bantering.
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We don't envy whoever's hosting next year: via GIPHY Russell and Ryan, bantering like pros!
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It also helps with what Nobile calls "ghost bantering" — impersonating clients on their dating apps.
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But they're always very chill in the car unless they're like bantering back and forth.
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Mr. Uribe preferred getting drunk while bantering about sports with other men, Maitec Saavedra said.
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Teasing one another, bantering with their boss, they're a likable bunch — but only sort of.
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He nonetheless hung in there, bantering with us for hours as if nothing was wrong.
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But one scene, an encounter between Dylan and Baez bantering at a bar, made the cut.
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Some of the best scenes came from me and James bantering back and forth in rehearsal.
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Did Jaffa Cakes bantering with Phileas Fogg make us so mad we started to hurt ourselves?
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I'd harbored plans of bantering with her, but this was seemingly not disappointing to anyone else.
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I infused that in her profile and bantering, and now she's attracting guys who understand her humor.
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That what's sports should be, I think, is that kind of bantering and that kind of competition.
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He is 76, the oldest of the five, but still doing back-and-forth bantering with Swoboda.
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Another fan caught Lively happily taking a video on her phone, while Swift was bantering with the crowd.
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Imagine the reach of a clip of players bantering at the lunch table at their Russian training camp.
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"Unwritten Laws" finds the Sydney singer and Ghanaian Australian rapper Genesis Owusu bantering playfully on the slinky production.
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We see Vera in various contexts — as servant, as friend, as aspiring actress and bantering back lot doll.
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The three rounds are fairly close, and there's a lot of teasing and bantering and light touching going on.
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Some of the most moving images from the film show black soldiers smiling and bantering easily with French troops.
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In the end, I did some hooligan bantering and drank beer while cooking some British food that hooligans eat.
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"Once they get going, they are really good at bantering because they know how to do it," she said.
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Turns out, not much, but as this interview proves, just Oh and Samberg bantering is enough to keep us laughing.
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While she was always portrayed as having difficulty with speech, this adaptation seems to have no trouble bantering with Harley.
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In an odd and unnecessary echo of "Criminal Minds," Mr. Henney's and Ms. Funke's characters have a special, bantering relationship.
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Jack and the detective, for example, spend a while bantering about communism, the Easter bunny, and the trustworthiness of orangutans.
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Sputnik's American hosts follow a standard talk radio format, riffing on the day's headlines and bantering with guests and callers.
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Raunchy repartee turns to edgy teasing turns to caustic bickering turns to tension-relieving banter or sex (or bantering sex).
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I didn't know if I'd be up to the bantering he traded on the set with the other lead actors.
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Bantering with Australian television hosts in a conversation filled with laughter, Joyce refused to divulge what Norwood inscribed on the Valentine.
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And she and Minnette have an easy, bantering chemistry in the Clay/Hannah subplot, which is much-expanded for the better.
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But we were all bantering and laughing and dropping the pieces while the day closed its curtain and turned into night.
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In the same bantering spirit, he brought Mr Putin a Christmas gift: fours sacks of potatoes and a slab of lard.
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The pair kick off the video as a pair of Dominican golf announcers, sporting formidable mustaches and bantering in fake Spanish.
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And Billy Bush, the "Today" show host who was bantering with Mr. Trump on the recording, has been suspended by NBC.
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" Ms. Toksvig is a veteran TV presenter best known in Britain as the witty, bantering host of the quiz show "QI.
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Off-camera, Trump is heard discussing polling numbers and bantering with donors about open Senate and congressional seats, Syria and immigration.
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And on Wednesday, Strahan, 44, found himself bantering with another frequent guest co-host, Ana Gasteyer, while Ripa took the day off.
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Bantering babbling profanity with the host of an entertainment show, Mr Trump brags about groping women and trying to seduce someone's wife.
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When we need partners in the intricate political "poll dance," we turn to FiveThirtyEight's bantering statistics wizards, Clare Malone and Harry Enten.
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On Wednesday evening, they could be seen bantering over a dinner of shrimp cocktail, steak, pear-fermented kimchi and hot chocolate cake.
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For eight years, I've been the catcher bantering with Steve Scalise when he comes up to bat a few times a game.
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I shared beautiful moments with classmates from around the globe, sipping tea, comparing cultures, and bantering over whose political climates were worse.
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TAVERNISE: We're standing there in the middle of the street, in this kind of absurd situation in which they're kind of bantering.
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Hopping into a party, bantering with friends and taking down sicarios is pretty much the only way to enjoy playing the game.
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Impish, bearded and a chain-smoker, he enjoyed bantering over cheap wine with his students late into the night at taverns in Bologna.
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In a country where secular sceptics and sharp-tongued clerics often have a kind of amicable, bantering relationship, things have suddenly become tetchy.
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Mr. Garland and Mr. Gasca started texting each other and soon fell into a bantering dispute over who was better: Beyoncé or Madonna.
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They had known Nakesha for several years, and enjoyed bantering with her and preparing her favorite lunch — chicken over rice, with raw onion.
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Ms. Jolie said Maddox was her right-hand man, working on the script, taking meeting notes and bantering with Mr. Panh in French.
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There was presidential candidate Christie, playful and bantering while also cutting and emotive, his home state personality ramped up for a new audience.
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Many of the sharpest sequences feature the bickering and bantering between Fleabag and her sister Claire, played by the magnificently restrained Sian Clifford.
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The pair have a bantering, best-pals rapport, passing time on a long drive by debating the best way to spend a half-hour.
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He singled out Mr. Smith several times, bantering with him about a term paper that Mr. Smith had written while a student at Yale.
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The men share a taste for vanilla milkshakes, bantering on-air about how many of the confections Mr. O'Reilly has bought for his friend.
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He will meet one-on-one with Kim to start the talks, bantering through translators to set the tone for expanded meetings later on.
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His monthly column touted the wacky fun of the "bullpen," an exaggerated Marvel office where all your favorite writers hung out, bantering about groovy superheroes.
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Bantering, that Thursday, with a collector from out of town, she sold him and his wife about $100 of merchandise and recommended a pencil podcast.
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Bantering briefly with the current owner, Felicia Reese, Mr. Trump mused that the house must be a valuable property because Mr. Carson had lived there.
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But in this show, he's mostly relaxed and genial, cruising around in lavish whips and bantering with star-studded friends from his seemingly unlimited Rolodex.
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On the surface, much of "White Noise" has the bantering feel of a comedy of manners, in which two couples are configured into different combinations.
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He decided that not working — not bantering with the audience, and not hanging out with performers and stagehands behind the scenes — was not for him.
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Crammed together in a small production office adjoining their set, Ms. Ritter and Mr. Colter spent a shooting break bantering about each other's dietary habits.
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He enters the screen on a tide of verbiage, jawing with his friend Bono (Stephen McKinley Henderson) and bantering with his wife, Rose (Viola Davis).
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It's about bantering, sarcastic characters that often do the dumbest things possible, but manage to scrape by because ultimately, their hearts are in the right place.
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HANNITY: We probably could go on for another 40 minutes -- we&aposll just fill the show with us bantering back and forth and figuring like children.
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Erik Shilling, News Editor, JalopnikYears ago and at a different job, Alex and I were sitting across from each other and bantering about something or another.
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The NYC woman who's getting paid $5,000 to fix clients' dating apps says millennials are the worst at flirting — and that's where 'ghost bantering' kicks in
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Over the course of three months, Nobile helps clients with all things dating, from sexting consultations to "ghost bantering" — taking over swiping and chatting for them.
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Mr. Meadows added he would miss being able to help his constituents in North Carolina and the "intellectual bantering back and forth" on the House floor.
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"This dude noticed that my Grindr username had an immunology bent to it, so he started bantering with me using awful/fantastic science humour," he told Mashable.
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The kids had now played hourslong rounds of Polish Rummy with their grandfather, bantering and showing off their snark and cleverness to an appreciative audience of one.
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By 2010, the models of "Price" were wearing microphones on set — with Carey, they became more like a sitcom ensemble, bantering with the host and the contestants.
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The most recent recording, released a week ago, involved a man who sounded like Mr. Sam Rainsy bantering with a waitress about her eating and bathing habits.
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I got invited to lots of art parties and recall bantering about Lacan and Derrida to the delight of male artists two or three times my age.
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But the centerpiece is just a scene of Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai (Lauren Graham) sitting at the kitchen table bantering about whether Amy Schumer would like Lorelai.
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Much bantering, colorful cursing (it's Samuel L. Jackson, after all) and chases involving the aforementioned dictator's disposable minions follow, along with modest crumbs about our heroes' respective pasts.
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Her voice is spectacular, but it's her confidence that sells it, bantering with the familiar candor of a corner bartender while navigating the set through untoward stylistic shifts.
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And he was one of wrestling's most visible characters, whether inviting the crowd at ringside to shower him with derision or bantering on television about a forthcoming match.
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And all along, the characters are bickering and bantering and figuring things out, showing off the easy chemistry the cast has built up over the past two movies.
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While Adam and Jaime both seemed to get along just fine for the cameras, these two seem to be fast friends, joking and bantering while they conduct their tests.
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He spends his days in a funk—teaching at a women's prison, getting high, bantering knowingly with friends—and falls for a woman who harbors similarly hazy writerly ambitions.
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And, if she lacked Oliver's depth of knowledge, she made up for it with a fresh bantering style and an inquisitiveness that was wonder-filled instead of all-knowing.
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Early Thursday, before the pair hit the party, Grande posted a comical Instagram video of Davidson (who also has multiple Harry Potter tattoos!) bantering with her about the character.
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Mr. Letterman, an unknown stand-up comedian then, appeared relaxed and confident telling jokes in a short set, then bantering in the guest chair next to Mr. Carson's desk.
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The two sides went out of their way to be civil, bantering and making small talk about sports and work, a person close to Mr. Manafort's defense team said.
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And what are we meant to do with the episode's goofy humor, around Tyrion arranging chairs around the Small Council table, and Davos and Bronn and Brienne bantering about brothels?
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A woman named Helena (Brittany N. Williams) walks into the nameless Prague cafe where Karel (Jorge Cordova) and his playwright-sculptor sister, Jo (Hanna Cheek), have been bantering with friends.
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We know that Lorelai and Rory are affected by their fights because they stop bantering together so well, because after every fight, they make another topic of conversation off-limits.
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Perhaps most egregiously, the film's improv-heavy comedy style leads to long stretches of screen time where nothing much of note happens, other than the actors bantering back and forth.
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On the record, he speaks English, Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho, Tswana, Tsonga, Afrikaans and German; there are plenty of clips of him bantering with people in other tongues as well, though.
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While bantering with fellow judges Carrie Ann Inaba and Len Goodman as they doled out criticism to Drew Scott and Emma Slater, Tonioli stood up from his chair and fell backwards.
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After bantering with fans who were begging her to release scrapped tracks from The Pinkprint, her last studio album, Minaj teased that a whole new record would come out at midnight.
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That involves everything from wardrobe and sexting consultations to photoshoots for dating app profiles and "ghost bantering," in which Nobile logs into clients' dating apps and matches and chats as them.
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The video feed, narrated by a bantering newscaster, was at times a lighthearted affair, but it was also laced with the tension of knowing that the man was in serious danger.
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" During the interview, Maher and Sasse were bantering about the HBO host taking a trip to Nebraska, when Sasse told Maher, "we'd love to have you work in the fields with us.
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Mr. Romney and his ultimate choice, Representative Paul D. Ryan, now the House speaker, had notable chemistry, bantering easily as they stopped at a Culver's restaurant for butter burgers and chocolate malts.
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I assumed he was just going to continue bantering, but before I knew it, the rejected suitor started aggressively telling my white friends in Italian-accented English to pick up their trash.
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Moana, bantering with Maui (Dwayne Johnson) like a rival sibling and borne on her journey by the spirits of the ocean and her grandmother (Rachel House), has no need of a prince.
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With the emergence of the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape featuring Donald Trump bantering about unwanted advances and actions that would constitute sexual assault, the 2016 conversation about women moved straight into the gutter.
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But here, the character benefits from getting more opportunities to bounce off others, whether that's bantering with Shuri, flirting with his ex, Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) or getting punched in the face by Killmonger.
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Eagerly filed news reports of a party-wide implosion in the wake of Trump's bantering and brutish 22019 hot mic moment (along with revelations of other garish "The Apprentice" show archives) were premature.
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When Zamanbol rides out into the mountains to hunt, she often lets her friends come along, all moving confidently atop their horses over the rough terrain, bantering with each other at full gallop.
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At the Lodge Residence, Hiram (Mark Consuelos) and Hermione (Marisol Nichols) are bantering about gifts, when Veronica interrupts with musings about throwing money away when Archie and his dad are drowning in medical bills.
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Before and after that arrest in December, Shrekli had lashed out at critics on Twitter, and streamed video of himself online while sitting in his apartment and playing chess and bantering with remote viewers.
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For baby boomers and Gen X, on the other hand, once they get the hang of using dating apps, "they are really good at bantering because they know how to do it," she said.
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Ellen DeGeneres wore a holy-grail Paul Newman-model Rolex Daytona from the 1960s, now worth perhaps $250,000, while bantering with Jerry Seinfeld in an episode of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" last year.
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Later in his life, bantering with Frank Lloyd Wright about the importance of collaboration, Gropius was asked by Wright, ever the solo operator, whether he would enlist a neighbor's help in making a baby.
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But despite all that bantering, or maybe because of it, the scene was awkward when it came time for Dr. Fernandez to sign a lease on the apartment Mr. Garson had found for her.
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Republican candidates have been bantering back and forth about everything—gun control, Barack Obama, immigrants, ISIS, a byzantine (and misguided) discussion of taxes—and yet nothing about the most important social protest movement in America.
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Patrick proceeded to request $5 from Resuta for "3:44 of [his] time," the length of her latest YouTube vlog, where Resuta and a friend document a day driving around, bantering, and eating Hot Cheetos.
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Bushwick opens on a scene that's supposed to convey millennial Brooklynite normalcy: a college student and her boyfriend get off the L train, bantering about introducing him to her family, and complaining about the subway.
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This five-season ABC comedy/drama about two bantering detectives, one a guy's guy and the other a girl's girl, might seem to have most influenced the dynamic at the core of The X-Files.
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Knightley is a solitary soul, unlike Emma, who is the heart of her village's social scene, but they have an easy and bantering rapport: "We always say what we like to one another," Emma remarks.
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So basically, "The Chinese" living in Silicon Valley are sending animated gifs, bantering, and complaining about shabby Palo Alto buildings all the while dreaming of moving to Asia to reuse teabags and not see their children.
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Staff and visitors wandered freely in and out of the Oval, bantering with Trump, showing him print-outs of news articles unfavorable to their internal enemies, and generally eating up chunks of the President's precious time.
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Both of these tasks land firmly within Whedon's usual wheelhouse — as we've seen at Marvel, where his bantering and bombastic take on The Avengers became the linchpin for the studio's ongoing web of interlocking superhero stories.
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Instead, a beaming, bantering Rachel talked about what she hoped to find in a man — the description actually fits current fiancé Bryan Abasolo to a T — along with how it felt to be the first Black Bachelorette.
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But here was something totally different: Mr. Tester hammering away inside the elbow of a broken grain auger, climbing skyward and then balancing himself atop a grain storage bin, bantering with his wife and farming partner, Sharla.
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Kenya Moore and Shereé Whitfield have always been at odds with one another on The Real Housewives of Atlanta — playfully bantering throughout the past two seasons about the status of their respective homes, Moore Manor and Chateau Shereé.
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The clip — filmed earlier this month while Kalanick was using Uber's Black car service and provided to Bloomberg this afternoon by the driver, Fawzi Kamel — mostly shows Kalanick bantering with the two women between whom he is sitting.
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Re/code also reached out to Marc Andreessen and Jason Calacanis, prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalists who were bantering with and about Yiannopoulos about losing his verification shortly after it happened, which some thought showed support for him.
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Mr. Ryan told his crowd he would not be discussing "the elephant in the room," the 2005 video showing a bus that had Mr. Trump aboard, and included an audio recording of him privately bantering with other men.
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A man with animal intensity — he's called variously (and correctly) a panther, a lion, a creature — he's magnetic, whether in charged motion or, decked out in a snakeskin tunic and matching platform boots, bantering wryly with Dick Cavett.
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That morning, Cabinet secretaries, assembled for a meeting in the Cabinet Room, had been passing the time before the President's arrival by bantering about which description of the President that had leaked to the press was the most accurate.
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This is as good a comic to jump into as any in the DC lineup out this week, and it's nice to see little glimpses of the Justice League doing what they do (working together, bantering, offering differing opinions).
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Tanya: I agree with you on Johnson — there were moments when her natural charm and knack for comedy shone through in her character, Alice, like when she was bantering with successful single dad David (Damon Wayans Jr.) at the alumni function.
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Whether or not DiCaprio actually threw shade at Gaga, or if he was just flustered by the moment, is up for debate, but it was a welcome distraction from truly awful things, like Ricky Gervais and Mel Gibson's onstage bantering.
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In many ways, the TV hit "Gilmore Girls" was super-predictable: Rory and her mom, Lorelai, would inevitably find themselves at Luke's Diner drinking coffee, ordering an insane amount of food but never actually eating it, and bantering at breakneck speed.
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Learning after the interview that his flight home had been canceled, Mr. Hickenlooper took the development in stride; he lingered in the newsroom, bantering with our colleague Stephanie Saul about Teddy Roosevelt's relationship with the muckraking reporters of his day.
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Those fears, at least, Mr. Spicer seemed to put to rest on Monday during a 90-minute briefing in which he was by turns calm, feisty and bantering, yet far from the hothead who appeared behind the lectern this weekend.
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The purchases were mainly an excuse to spend precious moments bantering with the Sitayeb brothers, known to residents around the rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, a boutique-studded Marais street, as the eyes, ears and unofficial mayors of the area.
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Parcel after parcel was sold to the rhythmic bantering of the auctioneer until voices in the back of the room began singing, "People got to rise like water … " The singing became louder and louder until the bidders could no longer hear the auctioneer.
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There is even the possibility that his Presidential schedule really is too crowded for Trump to make the trip to Nationals Park, let alone throw a pitch and spend an inning bantering in the broadcast booth, as was rumored earlier on Tuesday.
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Yoda Dog Costume See Details Luke Skywalker Costume See Details If the bond between you and your doggo is more like the playfully bantering Han and Chewy (or if he's way too big to fit in a backpack) this is another fun Star Wars pair.
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I had lived in Dublin long enough to know what this meant: a whiskey that would hold its appeal over a long "session" in the pub, an extended period of time where the focus is often more on bantering with friends than refilling glasses quickly.
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The patience we have as readers for the parts of the book where Crowley and Aziraphale aren't happily bantering away doesn't yield the same sort of rewards when stripped of their literary pleasures, and the ending may feel abrupt and largely anticlimactic to many newcomers.
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When the Australian Labor Party posted on Facebook a video of two of its leaders bantering on a campaign bus last month, artist Jaymie Faber was one of 1,600 people who clicked "like", automatically sending the party's NationBuilder database her name and Facebook photo.
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The mystery of the week is still too slight to sustain the two-parter, but this half has the stone-cold classic scenes of Veronica stuck in jail and bantering with Keith about drawing unicorn Sharpie tattoos on her arm, so it gets an upgrade.
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Giuliani has distanced himself from Parnas, and Trump says he did not know him, despite photographs showing the two men together and a recording of Trump bantering about golf and Ukraine with Parnas and other guests at a private dinner at the Trump Hotel.
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Which means that any character who comes along to distract one of our heroes from their noble mission of crime-fighting and witty-bantering is inevitably doomed to become a mere footnote in their sweeping saga (no matter how sharp and self-sufficient they may be).
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There isn't a single character in the novel identified as a lesbian, but when the narrator sits in a room full of bantering men and remarks, "I really felt like a girl," I see her as someone working to care for her own community, with her hands and with her words.
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And some of the language used by Mr. Trump about women — whether bantering with Billy Bush during an "Access Hollywood" taping in 2005 or insinuating that Megyn Kelly asked him forceful debate questions because she was menstruating — has markedly changed how audiences at test screenings have reacted, according to the directors.
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Its premise is that Mr. Trump is the host of his own late-night program, where he delivers his opening monologue as if it were a news conference, and interviews guests from the Oval Office while bantering with his sidekick, Vice President Mike Pence (played by Peter Grosz of "Veep").
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 2023 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) had a lighter, bantering quality. Sen.
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And then, after the invidious 2005 videotape of her husband and Billy Bush surfaced — with the bros bantering about groping women at a time when Melania was pregnant — there was talk that she and Donald would do a Bill and Hillary "60 Minutes"-type interview where she stood by her Cheez Doodle.
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Going into I Still Love You, all we really know about Chris is that she's the quirky independent queen of Adler High, who is prone to wearing great hats, bantering with Lara Jean's dad Daniel (Sex and the City heartthrob John Corbett), and sparring with her queen bee cousin Gen (Emilija Baranac).
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Instead, it's an engrossing costume pageant of clichés: Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown as the prosecutors Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden are noble but outmatched pros, drinking tequila and bantering at the office late into the night like Don Draper and Peggy Olson; Steve Pasquale, as Detective Mark Fuhrman, lovingly polishes his Nazi memorabilia.
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" On October 8, 2016, the day after the Washington Post released the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump was caught on a hot mike bantering about grabbing women's crotches, Bill Pruitt tweeted, "As a producer on seasons 1 & 2 of #theapprentice I assure you: when it comes to the #trumptapes there are far worse.
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As expected, the cast and crew savored the gang's final bantering moments on the iconic couch: after the scene wrapped, the actors, creators, and most of the other people working on the show at its close gathered on the set to hug, cry, and share in what was only the first of many goodbyes.
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One of the best involves Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal bantering over whether Ryan Gosling is related to Reynolds: The difference here, however, is that the videos live directly in search, so they'll show up on the mobile web and through Google-owned apps and not just on a standard website video player or YouTube embed.
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Throughout the course of the film, you will watch DMX screaming while wearing a variety of all-leather outfits, Jet Li doing kung fu on some motherfuckers, Anthony Anderson and Tom Arnold bantering with each other, and Drag-On reprising his role as DMX's real-life weed carrier except holding a sniper rifle instead of weed.
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The don't ever include you in their office bantering or humor Friendly teasing with employees is often done to show that you are part of the team, that you're "one of us" — so when a boss never feels comfortable including you in friendly ribbing, then it may be a sign that they don't care for you.
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Apart from running the Web site, Levin hosts two syndicated television shows: a one-hour newscast, "TMZ Live," and a thirty-minute program, "TMZ on TV," which is taped each morning, between seven and nine, on the floor of the TMZ newsroom, and features Levin clutching a mug of iced green tea and bantering about the latest celebrity news with his colleagues.
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But with anchors like Mr. Cooper moderating, fact-checking and bantering, CNN has turned the genre into a powerful supplement — if not antidote — to the often-acrimonious debates: long, seemingly informal conversations in which candidates can be pressed at length, but can also take the opportunity to get their points across without being sniped at or interrupted, and to show more than a little personality and charm.
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Word of the Day : in disarray; extremely disorderly _________ The word disheveled has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 24 in "Seattle Man Descends From 80-Foot Tree After 24 Hours" by Daniel Victor: The video feed, narrated by a bantering newscaster, was at times a lighthearted affair, but it was also laced with the tension of knowing that the man was in serious danger.
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When every day is a fight for survival against walkers, Saviors and tetanus (that bandage on Rick's hand looks mighty grubby), you've got to take your joy where you can get it, which was exactly what Richonne did in "Say Yes" — taking what constitutes a vacation in the world of TWD, by spending their days bantering and their nights bonking out in the wild together, revelling in each other in a way that we rarely get to see.
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