basil from the ballet don quixote, lankidem from corsair, who slaves, or rap, also from the ballet corsairjester, also a grotesque part, and it would be simply interesting for me to try myself right in classics classics. i understand that i may not fit the role, but well, i would rehearse with a teacher just to try, it would be interesting, what i am trying and would like to try. something new, like a classical role or choreography , maybe different, these are my personal ambitions and my improvement in the profession, for me this is very important, if i stop, then i will not consider myself an artist. when i was still studying in a regular school, i was engaged in folk dancing in the miraz ensemble, once we went to a competition in st. petersburg, and the jury was a person who is engaged in the recruitment of children to the boris eifman dance academy, and my first teacher decided to show me to one of the jury members who is engaged. in the recruitment of children to the eifman academy, and he looked at me and said that i had a chance to enter, having finished the fifth grade in a regular

hands, so don't you give us this generously, bahrain, or we have to go to their war and i am not don quixote, this was the last word of the emperor ariamehr, who always connected the arab countries of the persian gulf. and fruitful cooperation , he has also warned many times that the peace and stability of this sensitive region of the world should be achieved through the non-interference of foreigners in the internal affairs of these countries and through the solidarity and understanding of these countries with other countries. in view of the optimistic situation in this region, his highness's opinion about this benevolent invitation is basically dependent on this and the cooperation of these countries that you mentioned. it is completely natural and based on the same opinion and the naturalness of our solidarity and cooperation that the shah was the first president of the country to propose close cooperation between us as independent countries and all surrounding countries as independent countries a few years ago after the independence of the united arab emirates. pahlavi diplomats , such a

important trading hub for coffee beans today. fells a name to his coffee roasting company after don quixote. the knight who fought windmills this types not to be as traditionally on an ascii, colonial product or with every negative connotation imaginable is their child labor exploitation which on other prices, but in no way do justice to the work involved in growing complicated ones, we need a different approach image, but it was an against another. i mean typically just 10 percent of the profit stays in the country where the coffee was grown. the rest is swallowed up by transport, wholesalers, and production companies. naturally, especially global market prices fluctuate greatly. the minimum price fair trade sets per pound of washed erotica, coffee beans is $1.80. according to fair trade, the price would have to be significantly higher to actually secure people's livelihoods improved. for example, it would have to be $2.50 per pound. andrea sales and pays about $3.50 and his business is still doing well. there isn't a drum to start r o creatures growing on average by 10 tons a year. a med

. >> stephen: he's actually quoting my favorite line from don quixote: "these windmills! oy oy oy.nna take a lot of chutzpah to defeat these schmucks. and the farkakte spanish sun! i'm schvitzin' my sanchos off over here!" oy oy oy. oy oy oy. of course, you all remember that from the musical version: "man of la matzah." trump kept on the energy theme, specifically potential oil fields, but made a big geographical whoopsie. here he is attempting to talk about the anwar wildlife refuge which is in alaska. >> we have bagram in alaska. check that one out, bagram. >> stephen: okay, small thing: bagram is a taliban-controlled air base in afghanistan. which, since he's never wrong, means alaska is now in afghanistan. does senator murkowski know about this? well, the next time i see her, alaska. [drumroll] [cheers and applause] it's pretty hard to upstage trump when it comes to misogyny, but governor sarah hucka-sanders, who hosted the event, gave it her best shot. >> you can walk into a room like this where people cheer when you step onto the stage, and you might think for a second that y

but, but i'm you know, i'm very happy to be back in the in the don quixote business at windmills and occasionally if tilt tilted enough windmills you hit one and remember the influence is sometimes even greater than the power that you have in elected office. you are able through your writing, to influence policymakers around globe and help them make the change that's necessary. just walking on up. some years ago, you and cheryl wrote a book, half the sky about the women who are carrying the heaviest burdens around the world. it was quite an eye opener to many of us. and one thing i want you to know is that a number of folks became aware of organizations that are working effectively that you could. you called to in that book and have begun supporting and such as the obstructive obstetric fistula foundation. anyway, i want you to know it worked. thank you. thank you. in them in the book, i talk a little about how my sort of growing awareness of, some of those gender issues and kind of the struggle to, you know, traditionally we thought of newspaper op ed pages is where you talk about,

>> i have concepts of a plan. [ laughter ] >> seth: vice president harris, why did don quixote die ate book? >> windmills cause cancer. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] >> seth: former president trump, a lot of people do an impression of you. but i was wondering, can you do an impression of yourself? >> we have the biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in the history of politics. >> seth: oh, that was really good. you nailed it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] really good. vice president harris, give us your dream blunt rotation. >> president bush, mitt romney, and john mccain. >> seth: two more. >> vice president dick cheney and congress member liz cheney. >> seth: one more. >> hannibal lecter. [ laughter ] >> seth: former president trump, your son, donald trump jr. has been engaged with kimberly guilfoyle since 2020. why haven't they gotten married yet? >> i'll give you a little secret. he hates her. he can't stand her. [ laughter ] >> seth: vice president harris, what do you say after a rally in new jersey? >> i say, we don't have to go back. let's not go back. we're not going back

, as always there is a special theme, this time the transformation of a classic hero, tartuffe, don quixoteny, pan denlyan. the theater of nations is not only performances, but also projects throughout the country. the festival of theaters of small towns, the festival theater of nations fest in tobolsk, which has become simply mega-popular, comes from different cities, well, from tyumen - that's for sure. horizon festival, the premiere of the festival, which will take place in kamchy. and two chinese festivals. the celestial empire is making joint plans for 5 years ahead. the theater of the nation and the national theater of china have signed a cooperation agreement. ahead are joint director's laboratories, acting trainings, conferences and round tables. a large festival of contemporary chinese art is planned for 2025 in moscow. the theater is developing international relations. this season in moscow there will be a premiere by chinese director dean iten and director from jur james nobo. i started working with the artists of the theatre of nations, i love them very much, we have complete mu

but, but i'm you know, i'm very happy to be back in the in the don quixote business at windmills and occasionally if tilt tilted enough windmills you hit one and remember the influence is sometimes even greater than the power that you have in elected office. you are able through your writing, to influence policymakers around globe and help them make the change that's necessary. just walking on up. some years ago, you and cheryl wrote a book, half the sky about the women who are carrying the heaviest burdens around the world. it was quite an eye opener to many of us. and one thing i want you to know is that a number of folks became aware of organizations that are working effectively that you could. you called to in that book and have begun supporting and such as the obstructive obstetric fistula foundation. anyway, i want you to know it worked. thank you. thank you. in them in the book, i talk a little about how my sort of growing awareness of, some of those gender issues and kind of the struggle to, you know, traditionally we thought of newspaper op ed pages is where you talk about,

give me a break, don quixote.is an labsolute bonanza fo companies that need natural gas power. that's datacenter for heaven's sake. that ain't windmill. >> yeah. that's -- that's what's turned the whole utilities playbook upside down. as for oracle, jim, the sound that got circulated over the weekend in which larry ellison describes what dinner sounds like between him, elon musk, and jensen huang. take a listen. >> if you listen to jensen huang, and i'm sure you do, i know you do because i've seen his stock price and i know i went to dinner with elon musk, jensen huang, and i went to dinner, and i would describe the dinner as oracle and -- me and elon begging jensen for gpus. please take our money. please take our money. by the way, i got dinner. please take our money. no, no, take more of it. you're not taking enough of it. we need you to take more of our money. please. it went okay. it worked. >> that's how you sustain 90% margins, i guess, jim. >> yeah. three billionaires walk into a bar. now, i have to tell yo

in case, i emphasize this, boris nikolaevich’s father, he is a brilliant translator of proust, don quixoteould be, it was theater, so everything there, let's say, brochures by nikolaevich and fros, dedicated to the three sisters, the cherry orchard, pictures first. and photographs, and then texts, and to me, let's say, well, i think that chronologically, i read there three sisters, the cherry orchard, the seagull, uncle vanya, maybe, yes, and ivanov also read earlier than many of his significant stories and short stories, yes, there is a one-volume edition, chekhov, so i knew this volume, let's say, at the age of ten, and i knew drama everywhere, and i also knew who was whom by the age of 10, yes, that's important, by the age of you know, so that it doesn't look like tailing, but really, we were living there in an old apartment on mayakovsky square, a well-known literary scholar came to us, the wife of the then still very healthy boris viktorovich tomashevsky, a remarkable pushkin scholar irina nikolaevna medvedeva tomashevskaya, she came to our house, and dad says, this is irina nikolaevn

carol campaigned for a knight in shining armour and ended up with don quixote. brilliant. how about this? from glynis, who says, good evening, mark. glynis says, good evening, mark. glynis says, not only was carol vorderman wrong about what she said, she was particularly unpleasant about how she said it. neil says mark vorderman's views are as fake as her plastic injected body. very harsh language there. she's a very, very glamorous and accomplished woman. but hey , neil, you're woman. but hey, neil, you're entitled to your view . and on entitled to your view. and on pensioners, tony says mark, why should the state pension be classed as a benefit which could be stopped at any time, or even means tested ? the state pension means tested? the state pension should be as of right when you've paid into it all of your working life. tony, thank you for that. now i'll be dealing with the huw edwards who is looking for another gig , and looking for another gig, and they'll be tackling that story in my take at ten. you won't want to miss it. lively stuff. but first, the bi