i saw patrick stewart told... yeah. bear with me. 0k. patrick stewart told ralph fiennes...t ian mckellen gave him what he called a significant note about "tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow," saying the important word was "and". "tomorrow and tomorrow." yeah. agree? i mean, it's a very persuasive line reading. laughs i don't know. i don't want to make any... we're only on day one. but i'm very happy if it turns out that that's what makes it resonate for me and for our production in that moment. i'm very happy to steal that, because, you know, mckellen knows what he's talking about. so does patrick. laughs distant gunfire and explosions tomorrow... distant gunfire ..and tomorrow... ..creeps in this petty pace from... ..day to day... ..do the last syllable of recorded time. have you had anyone give you notes about..? i don't mean the other director. i mean, has anybody in the build—up to you doing macbeth, given you notes saying, "do it like this"? specifically about that part? i mean, what's great is everyone�*s got an opinion about these plays, you know? and everyone has a

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, i mean perspective on the the stewart selderwittz, i mean was quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he uh, had staff for mat allbright of all people, the former us secretary of state, showed no remorse in her side of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you general atitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the people in washington and for instance people who support israel and zinists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely cousic, these are people that uh are very low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time the caught on camera because he thought he was talking to nob uh followful vendor or what have you uh in new york city

, mean what's your perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair, it's quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is, uh, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond, she said that was a price worth paying for... we don't see this, but among the staff of people. in washington and for instance people who support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are the pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought he was talking to nobody uh followful vendor or what have you uh in in new york city and i think it's telling there's other people hold the same views a

, i mean, what's your perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair? i mean, it was quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, uh, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is, uh, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond, she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world. the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught

i mean what's your perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair i mean it's quite astonishing. isn't it? yeah, it is, uh, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is, uh, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this is to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond, she said that was a price worth paying for some reason. to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of you, people in washington, and for instance people who support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are the pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he

, i mean, what's your perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair, i mean it was quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is. this uh this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this is to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genicide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond, she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general ad that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are the... pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no, no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought

mean what what's your... perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair, i mean it was quite astonishing wasn't it? yeah, it is, but it just shows that how indicative this is, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer for madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people who support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought he was talking to n

i mean what's your perspective on the the stewart selderwittz affair i mean it was quite astonishing wasn't it? yeah, it is, uh, but you know, it just shows that how indicative this is, uh, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children uh during the 1990s and beyond, she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world. the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought he wa

on the the stewart selderwittz affair, i mean it was quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, but it just shows that how indicative this is, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children, during the 1990s and beyond. she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people who support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals, um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought he was talking to nobody uh y