ernest hemingway in the soviet union. his discussed at the highest party level.of ernest hemenguey, a certificate was written for angarov to the protocol of the central committee of the central committee of the soviet union. and here we read a short biographical information about the writer. the talented writer hemingway in his works gives an eerie picture of modern civilization, and is considered one of the darkest writers in the united states. the translator and editor will do the most to popularize hamingue. ivan kashkin, this is he, writes the preface, with these observations about the novels “shell-shocked with life.” reviews are left yuri olesha and andrei platonov, documentarian roman carmen corresponds with him, they met in spain in the thirties. the correspondence is also conducted by the writer, poet and military correspondent, konstantin simonov. responded to the invasion of hitler's army into the soviet union. after june 22, he immediately sent a telegram. he wrote to simonov that he would like to fight with your soldiers, because he believed that...

hemingway’s works in the soviet union began.of ernest hemenguey, a certificate was written for angarov to the protocol of the central committee of the central committee of the soviet union. and here we read a short biographical certificate. considered one of the darkest writers in the united states. translator and editor ivan kashkin will do the most to popularize hamingue. it is he who writes the preface with such observations about the novels “shell-shocked with life.” reviews are left by yuri olesha and andrey platonov. documentary maker roman karmen corresponds with him. they met in spain in the thirties. the correspondence is also conducted by the poet's writer, crown correspondent, konstantin. simonov responded to the invasion of hitler’s army into the soviet union, after june 22 he immediately sent a telegram: to simonov wrote that he would like to fight with your soldiers, because he believed that communists are the best soldiers, but as preachers, he does not tolerate them. a few days before this letter, in the summer o

when we read hemingway, we see just the opposite.personal war. every july the hemingway lookalike festival takes place in florida. the writer lived here in the thirties. they choose from among the participants. today hemingway would be uncomfortable, he would be in opposition to everything in this culture, he would definitely be cancelled, there is no doubt about it. in july it is incredibly hot, above 40, but the participants wear that same sweater because they believe that it will bring good luck. the writer's grandson john patrick hemingway visited russia for the first time in 2018. at the book fair, he presented his work in a strange tribe, a family memoir about the complex relationship between his father gregory and his grandfather. i knew that russians read a lot, my wife is russian, she is always with book, but i have never seen such a response as in moscow either in cuba or in the usa. in his homeland , hemingway is still incredibly popular, although the government is extremely leftist and... does not like white men, i receiv

that's where hemingway often hung out while living in key west in the 1930s. i'm a big fan of key west. i know you are as well. >> i love it, you know sloppy joe's still exists. >> it was there back in the day, but i don't think you could live stream it in the 1930s. yeah, you can now. >> although his house is still there. ernest hemingway yes it is. you can visit it. it's a museum. >> cool. >> yeah. coming up, what is being described as a hair raising encounter on the racetrack, igniting an old racing rivalry. >> and where some of the best drivers in the world did this. you're watching world news now i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. you should be, then you need to get out. >> new bachelorette tonight on abc. >> it is time for sports news. now we begin with the hottest player in golf over the weekend, he claimed his second major championship of the season and it sounds like scot

i know. >> yes, they all look like ernest hemingway in my opinion.the three day contest concluded over the weekend at sloppy joe's bar, which is iconic down there. that's where hemingway often hung out while living in key west in the 1930s. i'm a big fan of key west. i know you are as well. i love it, you know, sloppy joe's still exists. >> it was there back in the day, but i don't think you could live stream it in the 1930s. yeah, can now, although his house is still there. >> ernest hemingway yes it is. you can visit it a museum. cool. yeah. coming up, what is being described as a hair raising encounter on the racetrack, igniting an old racing rivalry. >> and where some of the best divers in the world did this. you're watching world news now >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothelioma victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma, we'll come t

hemingway. you have to come your husband's in a car crash.o she went to the hospital and there she found cat, but she found william walton another work correspondent. she found mary welsh a correspondent for time life magazine. perched on the end of the bed. and said right then ernest you're fine. i'm going to to go and continue on my business. and so she went to southampton. after the d-day announcement was made to the room of war correspondence, and she lied her way aboard the hospital ship a red cross hospital ship. said i'm just writing about the nurses. it's a woman's story which she would later say is absolutely no interest to anyone at all and allowed her to get on board and she got on board and she locked herself in the toilet and she sipped whiskey from her flask. she said i got scared took a drink got unscared. and then she was on that ship and she went with some of them medics to help recover the wounded from omaha beach and she was the only war correspondent and the only woman to do that and when she earnest filed their pieces abo

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hemingway celebrating at the ritz and things like that. she sees a dark world. >> i would say her prose reflects her background in the individual arts and photography. it's almost as though she's using words to paint pictures. the problem is that she supplied so much, and so much of it was so good that vogue really struggled to do justice to it. one of the things that people forget is the issue of paper rationing and the impact that had on reporting in general. in the uk, which at that point, had to import their supplies of wood pulp. paper wasn't very, very short supply. british bug had and reduced to 18%. 18% of its normal paper quota. the commercial implications for the magazine, it could carry less adverts. but it also had implications for lee's work, because you know, audrey weathers, as editor, and to balance the needs of the magazine as a whole with this text ordinary index optional writing and war reporting. american vogue was less constrained by paper rationing and therefore, could carry lee's text more fully. but also the perspec

recordemos que ernest hemingway participÓ en el famoso encierro de pamplona y relatÓ la historia en suonos para la semana. no hizo mucho calor el fin de semana hoy? >> sÍ o no? >> asÍ es. mira. y hay tres temas importantes que hay que destacar durante esta semana. el calor del oeste del paÍs. lluvias excesivas en el sur de los estados unidos y los trÓpicos. hay que echarles un vistazo. pero dentro de todo hay buenas noticias. vamos a echarle un vistazo a lo que ocurre en cuanto a lo que es el calor. 26 millones de personas desde montana hacia california nuevamente hoy por cinco dÍas consecutivos bajo advertencias y avisos de calor excesivo. ahora bien, este verano ha sido uno sumamente cÁlido y si usted vive en las vegas o si usted vive en phoenix, arizona, dÉjeme decirl, usted nunca habÍa experimentado un inicio del verano tan cÁlido. saben por quÉ este inicio del verano es el mÁs cÁlido en rÉcord? nunca antes estas localidades habÍan experimentado tanto calor durante las primeras semanas del verano. increÍble, pero cierto. y esto continÚa. las vegas. hay 110 y 99 en boise. 107. y vea

larry: last week, i took a bullet for democracy, mollie hemingway that some line that cuts through theunning this campaign claiming that republicans are a threat to democracy, you have in trump candidacy, nomination now people really choosing this person over and against what the entire regime wants, there is a beautiful picture of what happens when the people get to pick their open person. on the other hand, you have in democrat party, they did choose their nominee, it was joe biden. and then powerful interests media and other top democrats knew he was unlikely to win so they they just summarily replace him with someone else it is very democratic and very weird, but it is what we're living flew. through. larry: ben that is not really democracy, they may keep dumping others. they put kamala harris up you do polling in next couple of days, her polling has always b been terrible they are looking for a democratic unicorn there is no up thing, ben. what do you think? >> i think that i'll disagree with you because i think that media will do such a production job of trying to turn kamala har

man resembling ernest hemingway. that's who it is.wly cruise through the streets with life size wooden bulls on wheels. part of the annual hemingway days celebration honoring the legendary author who lived in key west in the 1930s. all right, it was a winner there somewhere. yeah. thanks for somewhere. yeah. thanks for joining introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today.

se visten parecidos al novelista ernest hemingway, quien vivió ahí en los años 30. y cuál sería el criterio para ver quién más se parece? porque todos son idénticos, son muy similares. está difícil la competencia? buenas noches >> esta noche. noticias. telemundo. donald trump y su compaÑero de fÓrmula. el senador. tuvieron un evento de campaÑa en michigan donde el expresidente reanudÓ los ataques a biden y retomÓ su retÓrica contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal. casi 30 millones de estadounidenses bajo calor extremo por temperaturas sobre los 100 grados el oeste y sureste del paÍs, experimentan condiciones sofocantes, mientras el noreste al fin siente un respiro. alerta por el brote de listeria en mÁs de una docena de estados vinculado al consumo de carnes frÍas. hasta el momento hay dos muertos y una veintena de hospitalizados. y la segunda lengua mÁs hablada en mÉxico, el nÁhuatl. ahora se encuentra disponible en el traductor de google noticias. telemundo habla con la impulsora de este logro. noticias telemundo en la noche con joanna suÁrez. quÉ tal? buenas noches y graci

mollie hemingway, what do you think about that line? that is some line. democrats running this entire campaign caming republicans are a threat to democracy. you have in the trump canada i is the nomination, the people really choosing this person over and against clearly what the entire regime wants. this is beautiful picture what happens when the people get to pick that i recall own person. on the other hand you have in the democrat party, they did choose their nominee. it was joe biden, very powerful interests, media, other top democrats knew he was unlikely to win. so they summarily replaced him with someone else. it is very anti-democratic and very weird but it is what we are living through right now. larry: ben, you know, yeah that is not exactly democracy, molly has an important point. they may keep dumping other people. kamala, cut kamala up, next couple days, her polling is terrible, i don't know why it will improve any particularly in the swing state. they keep looking for a democratic unicorn. there is no thing such as a democratic unicorn, ben.

hemingway. six decades after his death. we've got a paraden to f six decah. of ernest hemingway look alikes running the bullths ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ will: as always. thank you for the photos we display every saturday, thanks for being here. do not adjust your television set. ainsley ehrhardt is here. ainsley:i was watching you an hour ago. it is so good to be here. rachel took the day off and i said i would come in. the only time i am in new york. will: charlie, great to see you. a busy day with the election 101 days ahead. ainsley: donald trump and j d vance will rally in minnesota while the perceptive democratic nominee kamala harris is set to attend a star-studded fundraiser in massachusetts. charlie: new polling reveals close races in key swing states. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris look to add to her $126 million hall since president biden dropped out of the race. while she attends a fundraiser in western massachusetts,

entertainment everywhere, for example, on kiest island in florida, as part of the annual days of ernest hemingwayl, according to tradition , it was held in a bar where hemingway often held time with the locals and with my literary friends. more than 120 participants from around the world competed for the title of the most similar. the task of those gathered is not only to show external similarities, that would be too simple. but, of course, it was necessary to note the distinctive features of the writer, for this the participants in the competition were given a stage and allocated time to perform, and we are seeing one of them right now. the jury of the competition consisted of winners of previous years, it turns out that it is impossible to participate in the competition several times. so, they were recognized as the best daytona beach native david beth masterson, the helicopter's primary pilot. he participated in the unusual competition for the tenth time, but won. for the first time it turns out that he has achieved his goal , he has finally become as similar as possible, look how many hamingu

they are the publishers of ernest hemingway andtt fitzgerald and edith wharton obviously has a gre blaiciteo modernlasss by by anthony dore. although we cannot seeennifer egan and and donnd stephen king. so a wide range of authors and a wide range of imprints. the idea is that you want to certain sensibility for a certain of book, and atria right now is t home for really big commercial fiction. theyolle hoover and frederick bachman aissoldier. then there's gallery, which is really pop culture. they had the biggest nonfiction and memoir of of the fall. last year it was the it was br. so, you know, simon schuster is sort of a home for nonfiction, , hist topics that people are discussing. so there'ers a little bit of everything for everybody since you joined random house in 1989, by the way, when you were at brown university, did you want to be in publishing? was that your plan? t have a plan. i will say that i was interested in i was interested in writing and my father, this is true. my father saide's this guy namel korda and he is an edi at simon schuster. he's the editor in chief of simo

, editor and federal chief, mollie hemingway.lie, this attempt to rebrand her and make her, is it possible that could be successful, despite the fact she has a longt situation because the current presidency is a failed presidency, and kamala harris is the current vice president. and so they are working so hard to say that she had nothing to do with the failed economy, with the failed border, with the failed foreign policy. but the problem is that what they're saying, therefore, is that she did nothing while the country burned. she did nothing while the country endured these horrific situations with the economy know, and with the bord understa and so both ofnd why they wantt you t can understand why theyo separate her want to separate her from the d biden presidency. but in so doing they are showing just how inadequate she is is as vice vice president. >> laura: well, ari, the fact that they are now so scared of this border issue, they sent around a memo to everyone onme capitol hill about how to n message b5 and the border.an app

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mollie hemingway live in milwaukee editor-in-chief at the federalist and fox news contributor.magine this is what everyone is talking about. >> it is in everyone is focused on the strong security that was already planned and beefed up in the aftermath in their excited to get together and talk at a moment like this. >> previous conventions that i have been to, al gore in 2000, george bush in 2000, george bush in 2004, mitt romney, they always wait until thursday for the presidential nominee to come out, trump broke the mold in 2016 he came out on monday for a quick little preview the first day in what way a couple of days. i imagine that trump probably will come out tomorrow night and say hello to the crowd. when you take a look at the image that we had a second ago with this fist tight in the hair surrounded by secret service, the american flag in the background, i would imagine the welcome for him when he comes out of the convention will bring the house down. >> republican voters have been very supportive of donald trump since 2016, the party has been very unified around him a

molly hemingway is the editor and chief of the federalist.es you just have to hammer the obvious point. how can or should any of these people or any of these institutions ever be trusted on any subject? >> that's exactly the main take away that people should have from what we've witnessed in the last week. as you know, hours before last week's debate you had many members in corporate media claiming that stories and video evidence of joe biden's problems with senility and mental acuity were a conspiracy theory, that they were misinformation and disinformation. they aren't telling the truth now, all that's happened is that our media are worried about their ability to drag joe biden across the finish line in november and so now they are, yes, telling some, you know, accurate things about joe biden's mental situation, but it's not because they are truth tellers, it's because they seek power and they realize that the task has become too difficult with joe biden at the head of the party. >> will: and it makes me wonder, i think any of us that do th

congresswoman claudia tenney and mollie hemingway, thank you very much for coming on.'s go straight to fox news. jacqui heinrich with the latest on the biden rebellion. if i can hear jackie, i'm going to try to hear you the best i can fire away, please. well, larry, with the calls for biden to be replaced on the ticket not entirely stamped out, we're now seeing a renewed push for him to energize his base, reportedly getting ready to announce big changes to the supreme court in legislative proposals to impose term limits on justices and also an enforceable ethics code. he reportedly previewed this change in a call with house progressives this weekend. one of at least four calls that he made to key caucus groups after hakeem jeffries met with him at the white house on thursday to share his members deep concerns that perhaps his candidacy was going to not just tank the white house, but also tank majorities for democrats in the house and in the senate. also the public calls for a leadership change renewed today with congressman adam schiff adding his name to that list. she

mollie hemingway responds if. >>> it seems trump doesn't have to do anything, he can let the democratses. i'll put it, i'll put that to bret baier. he's next. ♪ you can't always get what you want -- ♪ but to to if you try sometimes, you might find you get what you need ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. ♪ if. ♪ stuart: later today donald trump will hold his first big rally since the day after the debate. bryan llenas is at trump's golf club in doral, florida. bryan, what are we going to hear from trump today? >> reporter: stuart, good morning. well, we expect former president trump to go on the attack, to raise questions about whether or not the white house has been covering up president biden's declining mental acuity as the campaign puts it and how long t

not a lookalike to ernest hemingway that's bret baier. >> bret: adocious.

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come on in, molly hemingway.as addressing the independents last night, trying to win them the over. do you think that works? >> it was a really interesting night last night. it wasn't just nikki haley, it was most of the people that donald trump had defeated in either 2016 or 2024. so you had vivek ramaswamy, ron desantis from this cycle, you also had ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruz. and so it really did send this message of overwhelming unity and showing that you can be from a different faction, but the party is united around this candidate. but i also think last night was really special noter for the big name political speakers, but for those everyday americans, some of whose stories were just so con pelling. people were -- compelling. people were crying listening to them talk about what happens with no border, with fentanyl coming over, with crime, with other problems. and i think that really encapsulates this new republican party which is going to serve the working class, the middle class and really be a go

let's bring in mollie hemingway a senior editor for the federalist and a fox news contributor. put of the george clooney quote again because this book in the last 9. op-ed in "the new york times" which he says the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the joe big effingham deal biden of 2010 and not even the joe biden 2020. he was the man we witnessed at the debate. it seems to me of someone who raised $30 million for the president is saying that, he is toast. >> it's a difficult situation for joe biden. the problem isn't the mental acuity, that is something much of the country has seen for years. democrat voters were talking about it for years. they still nominated him. the problem for people who run the democrat party is that joe biden is doing a very bad job in the election. even before the debate he was on the 30th percentile for favorability. right now today in the real clear politics average i think he is down 3.3 nationwide against trump. if you look back four years ago today he was up nine points in a head-to-head match against donald trump. th

not a lookalike to ernest hemingway that's bret baier. >> bret: adocious. thanks, shannon breaking tonight the harris honeymoon. withdrawal from the campaign indicates vice president harris is virtually tied with or leading former president trump in a handful of key battleground states. michigan registered voters put her and the former president at 49% each. that's 3 percentage better -- percentage points better than president biden was performing. in minnesota, the presumptive democratic nominee is up and has a 6 point advantage there. they are both tied at 49-49 in pennsylvania. and former president trump has a one point lead in wisconsin. those results are comparable with trump vs. biden numbers. many of the new polls coming out nationally end in the swing states have been within the margin error in this new race. this comes as harris wins the endorsement of perhaps the most influential democrats who were still holding out for some time. senior white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> pet

. >> aishah: we have fox team coverage it starts right now we have mollie hemingway on how biden's inner circle is trying to squash his mental acuity concerns with voters out there. >> bill: but first we will send it to jacqui heinrich live from the white house this afternoon hi, jackie. >> hey, bill good afternoon. a bit more nuanced than really weighing dropping out but the first si acknowledgment this isn uphill battle. "the new york times" and spoke with an ally that claims he spoke to biden in the last 24 hours and that biden said he still wants to fight but knows who will have a tough time convincing the public he is up for the job if the next couple days don't go well, particularly his interview slated for friday with abc news and some upcoming campaign stops in pennsylvania and wisconsin. referring to the debate, this source told "the new york times" biden "knows if he has two more events like that we are in a different place by the end of the weekend." now that is a departure from the defiant tone we have heard from sources around the president and the immediate aftermath of the

molly hemingway discusses the biased coverage of the 2024 race, plus jack quinn on the takeaways from the critical nato summit saturday on life, liberty, levin and now catch every episode the next day on fox nation. all right. quick programming note. e will next week, we'll be live from the republican national convention. we will be in milwaukee this sunday night, special edition of "hannity", 9 p.m. eastern from the rnc in milwaukee. >> we hope you'll join us.that i all right. that is all the time we have left this evening. unfortunatell thy as always, thh you for being with us and making this show possible. please set le., your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld standing, by thisn friday night to put a smile on your face. we'll seace.e you sunday night . milwaukee. >> have a great weeken d. yes, i know. i know. i know. i know. yeah, i know. i know. i know. i, i t. wow. i am too good for you. it's friday. so, you know what that means. >> let's welcome tonight's guest. he's the guy who rents , he

liz: mollie hemingway you are terrific. pleasure having you on. great to see you again let's get to this story. we'll stay on the story of former president trump and his runningmate senator j.d. vance at the rnc focusing on crime, the economy, and making america safe once again. let's get to grady trimble live at the scene at the gop convention in milwaukee. grady nice to see you. reporter: nice to see you too, liz. the democratic mayor of this city tried to get ahead of what we'll hear from republicans inside that building behind me tonight. he held a press conference this morning downplaying crime and saying that it's actually a winning issue for president biden rather than former president trump but the slate of speakers we'll hear from tonight i'm sure will offer a forceful rebuttal to that. here are a few. the list includes a handful of trump's former opponents in the gop primary, perhaps most notably former south carolina governor nikki haley who stayed in the race the longest and we actually didn't know she'd be speaking here until after th

joe: i think of the old hemingway quote slowly and then all at once. at the beginning, there was a handful of congresspeople that suggested joe biden should drop out. that began to build the last few days. that has gotten us to this moment. what is your perspective on the timing? we have a few weeks to the convention. 107 days to the election. what took the president so long? how much does that set the democratic party back? it is, had covid and was in delaware fighting through that and thinking through all of this. what you think about how long it took since the debate performance? >> as you mentioned, the debate performance june 27, working through the july 4 we can because cracks were showing -- weekend because cracks were showing. he went through the presser but did not knock it out of the park. it was ok after the nato meeting. the past week the mountain of pressure kept building with more people coming out, even while the republicans were convening in milwaukee, and even after the attempted assassination, certain key people came out and called fo

un restaurante histórico más de 100 años de historia donde venían escritores artistas como ernest hemingwayillones de turistas que visitan en este mes tradición, cultura y arte. toda la arquitectura, la arquitectura es preciosa, el museo, el museo del lieu es me encantó. es un recorrido larguísimo también con mucha cultura, mucho. este arte que se tiene de todo el mundo hablando con parisinos, una de las cosas que más recomiendan para un día en parís es visitar los museos. me encontré este que es totalmente gratuito. parte es una residencia de un general muy importante y la otra sí es el museo para los visitantes, para que disfruten de historia. es el museo de la legión de honor. recomiendo mucho museos aquí y hay mucho, mucho en parís. museos muy interesantes, lo que no podía faltar en la lista era la torre eiffel. la queremos ver con los aros y por ejemplo, la primera vez que la estamos viendo desde esta parte, que yo creo que mucha gente no la ve desde esa parte donde está este laguito, vistas inigualables, arquitectura, música. qué más pedir la salida por supuesto, el calor de la gente.

hemingway was not the verse, he won't be the last. >> what was the impact in 1885?> to be clear, it's interesting, it did well. from 1885 to 1895, it was a top 10 selling book. the reviews were positive but mixed. if we are having a conversation about race, there were a lot of african-american newspapers they were not touching the book. quotes we will look at some reviews. the partner with endeavor is the library of congress. had an impact with who we are. the library of congress on huckleberry finn says the encounters with hypocrisy and other evils full of dialogue and colloquial expressions paved the way for many writers including hemingway and william faulkner. what does it represent in a larger sense? >> one of the books that shaped america must introduce my first person to take over the narrative and a complicated core. i don't think you have a young adult sector, eing from home alone, spy kids, harry potter. the ones who can make change. huckleberry finn is the linchpin. >> you have read a book by the name -- >> that is the first line. how often do you grab so

largest museum of the history of the first world war, because there is an alpine front, it is there de hemingwaye fought as part of the austro-hungarian troops. there the front line has not moved for years, the cabaret is called a town in slovenia, where there is a recognized unesco-best museum, and there, when the tour guide spoke, he says, positionally everyone already knew each other, could even greet each other, the front line did not advance for years and passed there, well, from time to time they tried to undermine and undermine each other, and yes, it looked like the first world, somewhere now this is what the front line looks like in the story, denisov in zaporizhzhia, when we open deepstate with oksana every morning, we see that these little blue zones are never there, and that there are some, because last year, when the ukrainian counteroffensive began, we monitored new advances every day, so everything happened very dynamically then , remember the huts, the robot, all these areas, and they were blue every time. monkey robots, now you say that in fact the front line is undisturbed, but

oh, we got down to florida's hemingway. six decades after his death. we've got a parade of ernest hemingway look alikes running the bulls. >> okay, that's it. >> got to go. >> hello. it's 8 p.m. on the east coast, 7 p.m. in god's country. and welcome to a special'm pete edition of jesse waters primetime. >> i'm pete hegseth in for jesse on a friday night. and we start with the fox news alert. in moments, donald trump will be takinwill be g the stage in f palm beach, florida. we're monitoring it right heree to you in the studio. >> we will bring it to you as soon as he begins his remark s. but expect to hear some fresh lines of attack tonight from fre the former president. >> you see earlier this week, i you rdemember, he vowe to not be nice aftere af the so-called democrat party successfulter -called early stae to ouster. >> their president, joe biden, fromnt, joe the presidential tif and replace him, of course, with kamala harris, the clintons, pelosi, schumer, even biden throwin, schumeg their weight behind kamala. but the messiah has arrived. barack

on the island of key west, hemingway lived and worked from thirty-one to thirty-nine.auty is in the eye of the beholder - oscar wilde's phrase became the title of an exhibition at the collection museum. the essay from which these words are taken was published in 1889. this is the period. beautiful era, when paris became the center of attraction for all artists, including russians. yana the music was at the exhibition. label epoque is a wonderful era, the second half of the 19th century, when the capital of france became the first metropolis in the modern sense. art became an industry and artists from all over the world sought to come to paris. the exhibition at the collection museum, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, is dedicated to the french-russian artistic dialogue. art. which dawned in paris in belepoch is usually called the collective term modernism, it begins with impressionism, then develops in the works of van hogh, hagen, sisan, and mathis ifavists, picasse and cubists. against such a dazzlingly bright background, the work of academicians turns out to be

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at the end, i think that the problem may be a little different, somewhere out there, who has it, hemingwayee hypostases, and childhood, youth and maturity, well, i saw the ukrainian army has been in three guises since the beginning of the great war, and now it is in maturity, the army is in maturity, there is... an understanding of what we are doing, there are trained, seriously trained guys, right? the problem is that our society is not at that stage, i.e., if the army is at the stage of maturity, then our society continues to see everything quite infantile, and it increases, in fact, it is also at the stage of youth, for him it is all romantic, for him let's finish already, because we can there, that is, these experts are on the couch, so this is all, so it, it, that is, it comes out of ignorance. or reluctance, reluctance to know the reality of what is happening, the scale of destruction, and the scale of human losses, etc., and, but in this case, the greater the gap between the armed forces of ukraine and civilians, yes, because the army is progressing and, as they say, it starts to th

hemingway, when he was a partisan in italy in the 1940s, commanded a squad and beat, beat germans, andand somehow, well, then he won the nobel prize, that is , it did not prevent him, well, i hope that maybe the same will happen with zhadan, if we are talking about the nobel, in fact there are really many good writers, and those who are no longer there, and there was maksym kryvtsov from rivne, who bequeathed a very good poet, and other names. there is already, the same vakulenko, that is, and those who are at the front, gleb babich is also gone from the poets, well, we can now name this sad list, but, well, here, you see, like this, like that, ukrainians are getting there little by little to his literature, in fact now there is a surge of interest, now there are lectures, book presentations gather large audiences, ukrainians finally became interested. my own word, here taras prokhatsko in an interview at the beginning of the war, said that most of the writers, for example, in the 20th century, who found themselves in the war, from remarque there to i don't know, selina, they were writ

it was called the essential hemingway and included the full text of ernest first novel, the sun also rises, which was published under the umbrella of simon & schuster and and is here. we went to celebrate hemingway because that book that afternoon it hit something hit the nervous system before it hit anything else and it was like energy was like electricity. hemingway sentences were simple, filled with repetitions and odd, filled with an emotion which seemed to live in the space between the words and i was no longer a bad barman and i was no longer a bad poet. i was living in a book, and that book opened up possibilities. within four years, i would be living in spain as the characters that novel do. within a few years more, i had a typewriter and i had an idea. i was still a bad poet. i was still a bad bomber. but now i could find a to subsume all that failure into style. i would start to write fiction. please welcome to the stage. the number one new york times best selling author of 23 novels brad thor. wow. thank you very much. this is a lot of fun. follow jerry seinfeld in an iris

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stuart: still had on this program today molly hemingway on biden saying he needed to step down to save waltz on nancy pelosi calling benjamin netanyahu's address the worst speech to congress. at the west bank, talking to palestinians, almost didn't make it out alive. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> they're going to tie to paint him like a george washington that put country for party and he got shoved out the door. he was so selfish. >> we can't have weaponization of the secret service and fbi like we have. >> if you're an invalid and want to be paid be do, vote for kamala. >> it's like a slow motion train wreck and we've seen this before time and tim

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. >> laura: his wisdom,bo mollie hemingway, charlie hurt, pinion of "the washington times."ontributor's. they are pretending to be surprised. and l it is hurting them politically. >> but ids not just that covered him for the many years we saw what we are seeing right now.wh they said it was misinformation and disinformation that peoplepr who noticed is not biden's poems with mental acuity should be censored and social media platform should take but they were talking about off of social media. >> laura: when they went after us. thhee only reason they have changed posture is the same reason they covered upt wo initially. they covered up initially because they thought it would bp bad for the democratic party if you talked about these things.an they are paying a lot of attention because they have losl confidence in joe biden's ability to win back and they are trying to replace him with the same recently covered itdon' up originally. 's bill and charlie come i don't know how many times you and molly and i over the last four years i've done these types of segments. thisd is nothin