and hamlet confirmed it. 0k, is there a line from hamlet that particularly, today, you even remember?h, i used to be able to remember all of it. "to be, or not to be, that is the question. "whether �*tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings "and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to take arms "against a sea of troubles and by opposing, end them." that's a bit of... that never occurred. no, no, no, no, no, no. actors are... there was nothing in my background that was special. i was an east end boy, you know. butl... that's what i feel. there was never any alternative. that's what i wanted. that's what i thought i could do. and it was the... i can't act on my own. when tv and movies were so much more ubiquitous, you may not have gone or was it something about theatre and live performance? i think it was... so theatre was easily available. they knew nothing about theatre, actors. reasonably academic, ended up going to university and all that. not just any university. what did they think young derek was going to become? they never mentioned it. i thought when i went into the theatre, whi

right from school days — i played hamlet at school when 0k, is there a line from hamlet that particularly"to be, or not to be, that is the question. that's a bit of... it's still there. i mean, you did take on these great classics, and you went into it very much with a mind of doing theatre. actor in the role? in the... yes. "derekjacobi is the classical shakespearean actor "of our generation." is that... is that something you intended to do? that never occurred, no. you know... to kind of make an actorspecial, if... actors are... i was an east end boy, you know. butl... somehow, i was born to be an actor. that's what i feel. that's what i wanted. that's what i enjoyed. and it was the... it was the giving of an act. i can't act on my own. do you think if you had been born in leytonstone 30, — the pantomime at the london palladium. university and all that. so they were very chuffed, very proud of that. cambridge, stjohn�*s. what did they think young derek was going to become? they never... they had no knowledge of at all, "acting? but it all changed when i got my firstjob, you know, they t

where it started for us in america, the banner family lives less than 20 miles from woodland in the hamlet of wallace. our family has been on this this road for over 100 years. on this road is the other plantation. the descendants project purchased. this is going to be the headquarters for the descendants project. they relocated the historic house here after discovering they had an ancestral connection to the property. land is very important for families, especially black families. we are rooted here and we're fighting to continue to protect our heritage. cultural preservation isn't the only reason they're buying plantations. the banners want to stop industries from operating on their doorstep. anything can set up shop next to us. the bomb factory, chemical plant. i read somewhere that you called this defense buying. we need to defend these spaces and our history spaces. located in cancer alley, an 85 mile stretch that is home to more than 150 chemical factories. deep breaths, doctor pia chowdry is an oncologist at louisiana state university health sciences center. there's a large body of

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neighbors in the tiny hamlet where he was born and grew up gave calvin coolidge of passionate appreciation for the of the declaration of independence. it's so appropriate that we gather this year and next reaffirm our dedication to those principles. we ought do that at least for every 250 years or so. so on behalf of all my colleagues on, the board of the coolidge foundation, i want to thank for being a part of this important conference and look forward to seeing you at more foundation events in the years to come. you very much. we have a wonderful conference planned and we're not to waste any time in getting into our panels. i will pause just for a couple of housekeeping items. the first is your name tag, which our staff worked very hard to prepare, not allows us to know each other's, but also it will be your ticket into dinner tonight. so you look on the back for those joining us for dinner. it does have a table assignment for those with table assignment. so please do keep your your nametag the day. a few have asked me where restrooms are. please. and we don't want to stampede right this

it was an extra 2 million in tower hamlets where i live.crap net zero and we're going to spend more on defence and put that into i�*d have a little bit of respect for him, but he's not. he�*s spending him, but he's not. he's spending more on net zero. he�*s taking more on net zero. he's taking money away from pensioners. he's got absolutely no, it's got absolutely no, it�*s absolutely bonkers, this inheritance tax on farmers. and yet we can always find this money to send abroad. and don't get me wrong, it's for a good cause. but what about the british people? >> well, look, the economic policy that's underpinning rachel reeves come from a man called philip agam. and if you look at what they�*re talking about, if you take a u—curve of innovation right on the one end, you've got cut throat capitalism, and on the end you've got cuddly capitalism of the eu. you know, if we've got big tech companies, what they end up doing is lobbying to stifle innovation. we are going through a middle, intermediate level of innovation, and that's going to come