[evan smith] i'm evan smith. he's one of fiction's rising stars. his debut novel "there there" was called "an american epic" by the new york times and has won raves from coast to coast. he's tommy orange, this is overheard. [smith] let's beonest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you a what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you a problem and over time took it on. let's star wwith the sizzle befoget to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audiencapplause) [smith] tommy orange, welcome. [tommy orange] thank you for having me. [smith] thank you very much for being here. sove the book. i wanna talk all about the book and talk all about you, but i wanna talk about the title of the book first. so i didn't actually get the reference until after that this is gertrude stein. [orange] mm-hmm. [smith] right? like you, an oaklander. is

[evan smith] i'm evan smith. he's one of fiction's rising stars. debut novel "there there" was called "an american epic" by the new york times and has won raves from coast to coast. he's tommy orange, this is overheard. [smith] let's beonest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you a what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you a problem and over time took it on. let's star wwith the sizzle befoget to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audiencapplause)

someone -- evan smith and the texas tribune said this is like a jesus christ superstar, he has that celebrityre about him and in that moment he was owning data. >> tucker: yeah, the aura. while the rf faded fast. ultimately he was way too privileged and from the beginning he was stuck in the role that the new democratic party had ordained for people like him. he was stuck apologizing for who he was. >> you think you can get away with more because you are a a man and do you have any regrets about launching on the cover of "vanity fair"? >> you are right. there are things that i've been privileged to do in my life that others cannot. the systematic foundational scrim nation that we have in this country in every aspect of life is something that i have not experienced in my lifetime. i've had advantages that others could not enjoy. >> would you say those are mistakes be on the cover of "vanity fair"? >> i think it reinforces that perception of privilege and that headline that said i was born to be in this society. when i said i felt my calling was in public service, no one was born to be presiden

. >> evan smith and the texas tribune said seeing him it's like a jesus christ superstar seeing him inront of people, he's got that celebrity aura about him and in that moment, he was owning that. >> tucker: the aura faded fast. ultimately, beto was to 1990s for the new democratic party, he is way too privileged and from the beginning he was stuck in the role, apologizing for who he was. >> do you think you can get away with more because you are a manc and you have any regrets about launching on the cover of "vanity fair"? >> you're right, there are things that i have been privileged to do iner my life tt others cannot. the systematic foundational discrimination that we have in this country, and every aspect of life is something i have not experienced in my lifetime. i have advantages that other cannot enjoy. >> would you say it's a mistake, being on the cover of "vanity fair," it looks elitist? >> i think it reinforces that perception of privilege and that headline that said i was born to be in this -- it's tempting to say i felt my calling was in public service, no one is born to be

evan smith says seeing him it's like seeing a jesus christ, superstar.ere and wrote a script like that, people would say come on, you're making that up. reporters, journalists didn't actually say that. he jesus christ, superstar. he actually said that. >> i don't know who they were watching because he was not a obama dar-esque. you can disa agree with him all you want. he was good at campaigning, he did have a star quality, i think. i understand the appeal of mayor pete. i get it. this guy always sounded like he was running a bad campaign for high school president. so many people decided he was going to be the obama, the person who was going to save the country, before they got to see him perform on the debate stage. >> some were saying hey, this could be the next -- it wasn't random democrats and he raised tens of millions of dollars in the techs at senate race but he lost the race. he's an incredibly self-absorbed guy. remember when he drove across the country to figure out whether or not he wanted to run and live streamed the videos of him contemplati

great britain, former coach of andy murray, the suggestion, miles, from captain leon smith yesterday was that dan evanse edmund are a little bit ahead of andy murray writes now. he was indicating that we will see evans and edmund play singles again full somehow do you see at? i'm not sure. we have been discussing it all day and morning. it must be tough to leave murray out. having said that, what a victory for dan evans and kyle edmund. they did it in different fashions but they will be buzzing. evans had had three tough matches and will fatigue take control? do you want murray playing a semifinal? it will be a hostile crowd and you need someone who can handle it. it needs to be counted on to win that first game of the day. do you send dan evans out? for all of his excellence yesterday, could he bea of his excellence yesterday, could he be a sacrificial lamb against rafael nadal? who is best placed to beat other plays in the first match? that is the first question. it will bea that is the first question. it will be a tough task to take on an adult. if murray is fit and ready to play, he is the first pl

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evans with the latest in cardiff. we can speak to our assistant poltical correspondent norman smith in downing street. difficult headlines around for the conservatives at the start of the day and yesterday and in the last hour and a big resignation. it has been a dismal, wretched, ragged 2a hours for the tory party when pretty much everything that could go wrong did go wrong, culminating with alan cairns walking the plankjust moments before boris johnson cairns walking the plankjust moments before borisjohnson had his podium moment setting out his pitch. that after the jacob rees mogg saga, that afterjohnson compared jeremy corbyn to stalin. it reminded me of england's doomed world cup match in the rugby final against south africa where everything went wrong in the first four minutes, every scrum went backwards, it was a nightmare. so the task for boris johnson backwards, it was a nightmare. so the task for borisjohnson is to try and geta the task for borisjohnson is to try and get a grip of this campaign and thatis and get a grip of this campaign and that is what we have seen him doing this at luncht

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with captain leon smith, deciding to rest andy murray again, the singles will be played by edmund and dan evanst taking it 6—3. the second set. the second singles sees dan evans facing world number one, evans faces world number one, rafael nadal before the possible doubles later. this new format means british fans were suddenly left wanting tickets to today's semi finals once great britian had won their quarter final yesterday. the lawn tennis association, with a little help from andy and jamie murray, put the word out on social media that they would give away free tickets to anyone that could get to madrid in time for today's semi final. that plan went down well with british tennis fans they said let's go and soak within the space of an hour, we had booked flights, booked hotels and we were hoping we could get there today so this morning, we are on a flight from edinburgh to madrid and here we are. i've been living in madrid for the past four years and my girlfriend from here, from edinburgh, was on the bbc after there was a free giveaway and i am here. i got an e-mailfrom my daughters saying

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kyle edmund put them 1—up, before dan evans won his match on a third set tie—break — great emotion, that's what the davis cup is all about, hugging captain leon smithtrying a bit of this? rhiannan iffland is a cliff diving world champion — and this is india's famous toorji step well. it's a 20—metre drop into the pool below. and not much room for error. amazing pictures. unbelievable. that shot from above as she is diving down, amazing. not a bad job, travelling the world, admittedly taking risks as well. amazing. look at the smile. since prince andrew's interview was broadcast a week ago, a number of high profile organisations have withdrawn their support for the duke's business and charity ventures. so what kind of discussions will these organisations have been having? earlier, we spoke to public relations specialist mark borkowski. he started by telling us what he made of the fallout so far. there are direct comparisons i think for the royal family. this there are direct comparisons i think for the royalfamily. this is their chernobyl, anything of it, it was a flawed reactor and badly trained staff that resulted in huge fallout. this is a crisis

fred smith challenging the paper's publisher to a debate after its expose alleging the ship giant paid no taxes in 2018. >> next hour, an interview you won't want to miss snap ceo evanegel joins us exclusively. >> let's start with jim and his big week in san francisco. jim, the guys on "squawk" just asking you how you got out there so quickly after the eagles game last night. >> well, philadelphia too has red eyes and my eyes are red from crying because the -- we had a chance to be able to really seal our fate and we sold it already in the wrong way. you want to come out here during dream force. everybody who is anybody does come out and i think that the star of this quarter as we heard from mike santoli is tech. so we have to hope that momentum continues. the most important tech story is the tech story that david owns what it does say, there is a need for the companies in the no growth mode to get together to have any earnings per share growth. >> we have seen actually a bunch of macro desks this morning and over the weekend jpmorgan asset management, morgan stanley more notable, saying we're going to raise our base case 10% for year end 2020. we don't think that c

left out again by captain leon smith, kyle edmund was on court first and he got britain off to the perfect start, beating feliciano lopez in straight sets. but after dan evansen an amazing tie here against spain, the strongest being, arguably, in the competition, especially with rough valid island. we have pushed them into a couple points of a final set. to reach semi—finals itself is, think a brilliant achievement. england's cricketers are in big trouble in the first test against new zealand — they lost three wickets late on day four in mount maunganui to fall well behind. jb watling continued his sensational innings, making 205, as new zealand powered on, before declaring on 615—9. and england were 55—3 at the close — trailing by 207 runs. they've been hit with a record points deduction and fine in the premiership, but saracens got their european cup campaign back on track with victory over 05preys. they lost to racing in their opening game — but two tries from rotimi segun helped them to a bonus point 44—3 win. saracens have been fined over £5 million and stripped of domestic league points for breaching salary cap regulations. there are details of all th