here we have "the man who killed don quixote." went to cannes film festival.el good. >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: no, come on. another standing ovation. that's what it is. that's -- [ cheers and applause ] come on. [ cheers and applause ] now, shall we tell everyone what this film was about? >> jimmy! >> jimmy: yes. >> it was actually 20 minutes. >> jimmy: okay, sorry. back up, everybody, here we go. another -- 20 minutes. [ cheers and applause ] >> now you want me to tell you all the film or lead it into a a clip? >> jimmy: just lead into a a clip, really. >> basically it's the man who killed don quixote. jonathan pryce is playing quixote. adam driver, who you may have heard of -- >> jimmy: love adam driver. >> and he's a commercials director. but ten years earlier, before he became successful, rich, cynical, he was a young filmmaker and he made a film. and it was made into a little village. and he used the local people. a shoemaker who ended up going crazy because he was playing quixote and ended up being quixote. and now he's in spain shooting a commercial and

it is about don quixote.wrote don quixote. he's a real person. he was thrown into prison. he was a contemporary of shakespeare, around the same time. we've got some footage from one of the early sing—throughs. # hail, knight of the woeful countenance. # knight of the woeful countenance #. i was really impressed. i haven't heard you sing before. no, no, no, my voice can make a noise! i can make a noise with my throat, but... fortunately, we've got some really, really good singers in here as well, including mrgrammer. # i am i, don quixote. # the lord of la mancha #. i consider kelsey grammer to be... this astoundingly famous actor, and i'mjust, sort of, like, sitting there next to him... i love it! had he seen only fools and horses? yes! yes, because he's married to an english girl, and she... she got him onto it, apparently. i'm looking around at the coliseum, here. i am seeing some chandeliers, so i'm wondering, maybe they need a clean? no comment. no comment! right. now, brace yourself, rodney, brace yourse

it is about don quixote.n into prison. he was a contemporary of shakespeare, around the same time. we've got some footage from one of the early sing—throughs. # hail, knight of the woeful countenance. # knight of the woeful countenance #. i was really impressed. i haven't heard you sing before. no, no, no, my voice can make a noise! i can make a noise with my throat, but... fortunately, we've got some really, really good singers in here as well, including mrgrammer. # i am i, don quixote. # the lord of la mancha #. i consider kelsey grammer to be this astoundingly famous actor, and i'mjust, sort of, like, sitting there next to him... i love it! had he seen only fools and horses? yes! yes, because he's married to an english girl, and she... she got him onto it, apparently. i'm looking around at the coliseum, here. i am seeing some chandeliers, so i'm wondering, maybe they need a clean? no comment. no comment! right. now, brace yourself, rodney, brace yourself. laughter. that's a true story. that happened tojoh

you may be disoriented and confused if you step into a don quixote store.everything. chain bases itself on the fact that don quixote was unconventional and they are unconventional, breaking a lot of rules that retail has. you have products in one location, and 500 locations. stores are arranged the same, and that is not how it works at don quixote. carol: chaos. jim: floor to ceiling sensory overload. carol: you have been there? jim: i went to one in thailand. this is the made in japan sort of phenomena, and japanese love things that are quirky. this place is quirky. it allows store managers and staff at each store to decide what the product mix ought to be, how they ought to be merchandised, and allow them to purchase on a local level. carol: letting store managers figure out the product mix lets them react to their customer in real time. jim: it is a place where if your local market wants to have sort of dried, sliced prawns, you will have those. if your market is fashion conscious, you will get a lot more clothing. they have expanded to singapore, and si

stores are arranged to the same, but that is not the way it works in don quixote.s, it feels like. jim: floor-to-ceiling sensory overload. carol: you have been there? >> i have been to one in thailand. they are expanding now. but this is a made in japan sort of the nominal on. the japanese like things that are quirky and this place is quirky. what it does is allow store managers and store staff and each store to decide what the product mix ought to be, how they are to be merchandised, and the even allow them to purchase on a local level. carol: like letting store managers figure out the product mix lets them really react to their customer in real-time. jim: it is a place where if your local market wants to have sort of dry sliced plums, you will have those. is verymarket, however, fashion-conscious, you will give them a lot more clothing. for example, they have expanded to singapore. in singapore, about 80% of the store is centered around food. that is different from what they do in their units in japan, where it is about 30%. they have discovered that people want

carol: and that's just how they like it. >> the chain and bases itself on the fact that don quixote wasl and so are they. they are breaking a lot of the rules retail has had. when you think about large retail, consistency is something you impose. you have products in one location, you have them in 500. stores are arranged in the same, that is not the way it works. carol: chaos, it feels like. >> floor-to-ceiling sensory overload. carol: you have been there? >> i have been to one in thailand. they are expanding now. this is a made in japan phenomena. japanese love quirky, and this is quirky. it allows staff at each store to decide what the product mix ought to become how to be merchandised, and even allow them to purchase on a local level. carol: like letting store managers fill out the product mix lets them react to their customers in real-time. >> it is a place where if your local market wants to have dried, sliced plums, you will have those. if your market is very fashion conscious, will give a lot more clothing. what they have done, they have expanded to singapore. in singapore, 80%

it is about don quixote but not quite.mmar. sings: # i am don quixote the lord of la mancha..# i consider kelsey grammar to be this astoundingly famous actor and i‘m sitting there next to him. i love it. had he seen 0nly i love it. had he seen only fools and horses? yes, he is married to an english girland she got yes, he is married to an english girl and she got him onto it. i‘m looking around and seeing some chandeliers and wondering maybe they need a clean? no comment. no comment. brace yourself, rodney. brace yourself, rodney. brace yourself. laughter. that is a true story, that happen to john that is a true story, that happen tojohn sullivan‘s father during the war. the only thing i was terrified was laughing when the chandelier went down because i was told i would be fired if i laughed and they meant it so fired if i laughed and they meant itsoi fired if i laughed and they meant it so i didn‘t laugh. could that be made today in the same way? they would not do it at all. why? two people fighting each other all the tim

around christmas times if we changed the rules back so much money restoration it seems impossible don quixotever here. i would be happy if they assessed the impact of these etfs on the lack of liquidity in the market and exclusion of the investor investor. we need to return to the days where people could own 100 shares of stock they liked they would split and the show of solidarity with the individual investors and get a three for one. i know in theory splits aren't supposed to matter but this is something that excited regular people and could come in and buy 100 shares the preferred amount. unfortunately great stocks this year at alphabet, netflix, all sky high dollar amount prices. where few individuals can afford to buy 100 shares. what's the argument against splitting the stock, institutions end up paying fewer cents per share in commission if they're buying one share of amazon rather than four shares after a split. your index fund does benefit too. these high share prices have driven away you. driven away the little guy causing so many to miss out on this magnificent rally because they s

. >> con don quixote. >> you can do math and you can do it in your head now i lost my train of thoughthey'll never get the numbers they need because those numbers don't exist anymore. inflation is in all of the wrong places and i don't want to admit it i actually think they're on the right track, the fed in october and i think they're making the policy mistake now and that's for another show >> i think they're gone and they've absolutely left the building and it doesn't matter what we print on a gdp or inflation and they'll let it go, above two. >> just remember, in june, they are actively revamping their policy and in june they're likely to come out with this policy and framework for it which may include inflation targeting and say even they were able to target inflation which we know they haven't been able to do and even if they were you want to be long the stocks, and even if it's not at 2% or 3% that's not horrible. >> of the fed being missing in action and infrastructure bill you want to buy europe right now. you want to buy emerging markets because if the fed is not your issue th

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he strikes me as a don quixote figure except he actually won. my first question to you is what is the battlefield on which you are fighting? you have this incredible energy. you are always pushing, fighting, trying to change things. how do you see the landscape, scientific or academic landscape or social policies? >> guest: let me blush. thank you so much, what a wonderful thing to hear. as for that battle i think one of the battles is the battle of evolution, making it common sense for everyone. when i say completing the darwinian evolution i can say what i mean by that. it is more or less complete. there will always be progress but what most people associate with the word biology is different from what they associate with words like humans, culture and politics. the darwinian revolution will not be complete until it makes sense of everything associated with those words and that extends beyond religious folks who find it difficult to believe in evolution, secular folks who worry about social darwinism, people who think they accept darwin's theo

on the other hand, if you know it is a don quixote kind of exhibition where you kind of get crushed,st of all, no one is going to listen to the debate, if that is the case, because people look at it as -- at this point, it is hard to see that that is an effective route. >> are you considering adding into politics again? at 1:16 eastern time, i have no thoughts about -- [laughter] >> that was quite an open ended answer. >> a big part of my life was a business person. i am returning to that and trying to figure out what that next passion in life is. host: one perspective from the former tennessee of 10 -- senator of tennessee. we spoke with ralph reed for newsmakers. he is the freedom coalition chairman and represents religious groups. he sat down for newsmakers. you can listen with the free c-span radio app or go to c-span.org and this is what he said -- he does not think there should or will be a primary challenge to the president. [video clip] >> my read is there is just no market for a primary opponent to the president. it is a free country and if , they areants to run certainly ab