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they really used these darth vader helmets? they used these. they used them.d he explained that saddam and uday were huge fans, and after all of this kind research that i did ifound out that saddam was a collector of an american artist named rowena morrill, and rowena morrill‘s mentor was an artist named boris vallejo and boris vallejo designed a poster for the empire strike back that has saddam — uh, saddam, that has darth vader holding two light sabres over his head. it's clunky story but somebody‘s has got to tell it because it's true, you know. i've interviewed a lot of artists on hardtalk, but i've never interviewed one who intrigues me in the way that you do because most artists clearly, you know, have a commercial impetus toward most of their work. they end up with a thing which can be put in a gallery, bought and sold, it can be moved around the world and invested with value, but so much of what you create can't really fit in any of those categories. for example, we're talking about the restaurant in new york or the enemy kitchen in chicago. these are

..that has darth vader holding two light sabres over his head.u know. i've interviewed a lot of artists on hardtalk, but i've never interviewed one who intrigues me in the way that you do because most artists clearly, you know, have a commercial impetus toward most of their work. they end up with a thing which can be put in a gallery, bought and sold, it can be moved around the world and invested with value, but so much of what you create can't really fit in any of those categories. for example, we're talking about the restaurant in new york or the enemy kitchen in chicago. these are experiences but, but they only exist in their own time and place. you can't sell ‘em. no. you know, you couldn't put them up to auction at sotheby‘s. frankly, you can't really make money or make a living out of them. no. so, are you a commercial artist or not? i wouldn't consider myself one, no. it's not the place that i come from. i come from working in public space, i love working the city, i love working with architecture and i love working with the people living

they really used these darth vader helmets? they used them. saddam...ing two light sabres over his head. because it's true, you know. toward most of their work. really fit in any of those categories. or the enemy kitchen in chicago. but they only exist in their own time and place. no. you know, you couldn't put them up to auction at sotheby‘s. frankly, you can't really make money or make a living out of them. no. so, are you a commercial artist or not? it's not the place that i come from. living inside those buildings. but at the way that markets emerge as a sight specific place. were the ticket out of the country. have an antiquity that they may or may not want to talk to about. about iraq, family and memory. heritage and what it's given you, you've never been to iraq. why? like they had to leave and they were heartbroken. but you could go now. i think about that all the time. like a material in my work. we're going to go back and we're going to invite you to visit us. and that's how i would do it. and when you do it, we want to talk to you again. insh

are big and they look like darth vader. lot of the sludge from the bottom of the sea is brought up and how you and many of the researchers are basically sifting through. it is essentially like looking for a needle in a haystack, tell us a little about the challenges of the expedition. how difficult is it to go so deep down in the ocean? the difficulties are mainly to do with looking through the mud, the deep sea, deep waters, tend to be full of mud and the creatures live on the mud. so inevitably, when we bring them up, they will be mixed up with the mud and we have to sieve it. not also, these depths, between 200 and 2000 metres, where we went, the equipment that we use has to be right for that depth. so we use corers, trawls and dredgers. india is increasing its patrols along the border with china, after a tense stand—off between the two countries last year over a strategic plateau called doklam. it's claimed by both china and the himalayan nation of bhutan. anbarasan ethirajan reports from the capital thimphu. bhutan‘s n

, darth vader's helmet and it belonged to saddam hussein's army.ot all of the research that i did i found were huge fans, not all of the research that i did ifound out were huge fans, not all of the research that i did i found out that saddam hussein was a huge fan of an art collector, and an artist named boris designed a poster of darth vader holding two sabres above his head. it is a clunky story that someone head. it is a clunky story that someone has got the talent because it is true. i have interviewed a lot of artists on hardtalk that i have never interviewed one who intrigues me in the way that you do because most artist is clearly have a commercial impetus towards most of their work, they end up with a thing that can be put in a gallery, bought and sold, moved around the world and it can be invested with value, but so it can be invested with value, but so much of what you create cannot really sit in any of those categories. for example, we are talking about the restaurant in new york or the enemy kitchen in chicago. these are experiences bu

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>> stephen: you just went darth vader on me right there. ( laughter ) what is the darkness again?reading so fast these days, the only thing faster than the light is the darkness. and the darkness is inside you. it's when evil takes over inside. >> stephen: how do you keep that from happening because i don't want to be evil? >> you have to stay in the light. >> stephen: you have to stay in the light. >> and that's what mrs. which is, and mandy kaling, and reese witherspoon-- who i hear is going to be on this week. >> stephen: yes. >> so we are all these angel, millennial women who help the girl, meg, played by the golden storm reid, played by her, who is searching for her father. and we help her find her father. "we shall find your father." ( laughter ) >> stephen: i know, i know. it's an eternal struggle. >> come with me. yes, yes. >> stephen: did you read these books growing up? >> no, did not make my neighborhood, did not. ( laughter ) >> stephen: no? >> i just didn't. i just didn't. i had other stuff. >> stephen: yeah, it's a little frightening. >> i think it is, and so i would

you can call george bush names, you can say dick cheney is darth vader, he enjoyed that as well.— sarah sanders in the way that she did, it is cruel. you can poke fun at each other, as we do on this programme, but in so people based on their looks, demeanour are weight is a little too much beyond the pale for me. ryan christie, thanks very much. christian, i think this also demonstrates that there are a lot more important things that correspondents in washington should talk about. did you go? do we know anyone who wed? —— anybody that went? we do. the boss went. that's my boss, probably your boss as well. there are a lot of bosses in the bbc who did go. i know someone who did go and said it was pretty cringeworthy. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — president trump's due to speak at the nra's annual meeting later this week. we'll be speaking to a former congressman. hello again. we've had some enormous contrasts in the weather across the uk during the day. across many north—western areas, there's been a lot of