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and no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruthirst, were hugely important figures in south africa's liberation struggle against apartheid. from teenage, gillian�*s home has been in the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary south african backstory? gillian slovo, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. gillian, you have been writing for many decades, but your recent work, particularly your plays, have focused not so much on your own authorial voice, your imagination, they focused on real people's real stories. i just wonder if you're getting sick of making things up. i'm not, actually, because, you know, there's part of me that wants to go back to my desk to be on my own, to make stuff up, but i've really got a lot from working in the theatre and from the collaboration that comes, not only from the crew and the directors and the actors, but actually the collaboration that comes from the people i've interviewed. and finding a way to magnify their voice onstage has bee

and no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruthirst, were hugely important figures in south africa's liberation struggle against apartheid. from teenage, gillian�*s home has been in the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary south african backstory? gillian slovo, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. gillian, you have been writing for many decades, but your recent work, particularly your plays, have focused not so much on your own authorial voice, your imagination, they focused on real people's real stories. i just wonder if you're getting sick of making things up. i'm not, actually, because, you know, there's part of me that wants to go back to my desk to be on my own, to make stuff up, but i've really got a lot from working in the theatre and from the collaboration that comes, not only from the crew and the directors and the actors, but actually the collaboration that comes from the people i've interviewed. and finding a way to magnify their voice onstage has bee

and no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruthapartheid. from teenage, gillian�*s home has been in the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary

and no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruthlian�*s home has been in the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary south african backstory?

help the yankees to win six world series titles alongside other yankee agents including babe ruth and later, joeimaggio. in august 1933 during the course of his sister rick yankees run, he broke the previous consecutive games record of 1307 held by former yankee teammate everett scott. he would go want to shatter this record playing every game until he was forced to end his street due to health concerns on may 2, 1939 at a staggering 2130 games. if you weeks later he was diagnosed with a alas and was honored at yankee stadium on july 4, 1939 where he officially retired from baseball. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> for the next 42 years, no player came close to challenging his record. but then in 1981, cal ripken jr. joined the baltimore orioles and began his campaign to break the unbreakable record. he took the mlb by storm winning rookie of the year in 1982 what is iron man street began and all living it up the next season by winning american league m.v.p. of the 1983 world series. over the course of his career brick and wood rack up 19 all-star appeara

help the yankees win six world series titles alongside other yankees legends including babe ruth and later joeimaggio. in august 19 33, during the course of this historic yankees run, he broke the previous consecutive games record of 1000 37 held by former yankee teammate everett scott. he would go on to shatter this record playing every game until he was forced to end history due to health concerns on may 2, 1939 a few weeks later he was diagnosed it out yet and was honored on july the fourth, 1949 where he officially retired from baseball. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. no david: no player came close to challenging his record. but then, in 1981, cal ripken junior join the baltimore orioles and begin his campaign to break the unbreakable record. he took the mlb by storm winning rookie of the year when his ironman street began and following that up the next season by winning american lake m.v.p. in the 1983 world series. over the course of his career rifkin would rack up 19 all-star appearances, two golden gloves and a second american lake m.v.p. in 1991.

joe biden. one name outside of the place, like the old seinfeld sign, thomasio, ruth, constancea. award the most pardons and commutations i don't see hoy joe biden can get on mt rushmore. it's a merry christmas for many. there's a lot of hope and optimism of the new future with the 2.0. they'll talk a lot about that. >> one of these things is not hike the other. lac like the other. carpela is brat -- kamala is brat. i'm fascinated what that meant or means. >> brat summer is part of the time, july 21st. i was at the jersey shore, my wife texted me saying biden dropped out. and asked me what do you think it means much i said kamala harris is probably going be the nominee and they'll need to do an exosketch on her record. they tried to take the most unpopular vice president, more unpopular than dick cheney, which is something because the guy literally shot someone in the face and tried to create an icon theme. remember the summer of joy. she went six weeks without taking a question from a reporter and tried to make this person into someone who made the presidency, with donald trump wi

the book of ruth begins thing for judges will the land and fan. joe rule the country and you don't allow for the general and netanyahu says first of all, i don't like campaign don't have time to sit back and smoke these cigars. it's so ridiculous. we have a program this investment is a problem in this country. there is pushback president trump which is back as well. you have an effort to go into the college campuses try and fight this. a thomas paine pamphlet, anti- israel. tell us about the we are giving out one doing always on thousand college campuses. i want every student to read this and when they see the protesters, expose the lies of these protesters. every single one of these lies. the heart is saying israel created a refugee problem and they will fund it by german preparation. they came five years after the refugee problem was created. i document every angle back. 1 million copies, any college student in america and any university in get as many copies as you want it will run out, who will get more. >> 's of number one, on amazon.com and how

you think of that issue of age when it is brought up with people like ruth bader ginsburg or dianne feinstein, joe biden, the immediate knee-jerk reaction from some democrats suggesting age, at what point do democrats, julie, get serious about the demands for new blood in the party and not only younger voices but new priorities as well, why do you think they did this to aoc? >> i will speak some truth to the my party, i worked on the hill, no happens when you get down there, there is a sense of institutionalism and doubling down on strategies that don't work where you are in a bubble. listen, i have been at this over 30 years, i have been party to it, i get it, i understand how it works. the reality is, they need to break out of this institutional bubble, institutionalism has failed us, it failed us when democrats lie with the iraq war, george bush, failed as one barack obama did not bring hostages on the tarmac in 2008 after the financial crisis, which also happened to push's watch. failed when democrats covered up joe biden's mental state or physical state until we saw what happened at the debat

john mccain famously being close to joe biden when they served in the legislature or even, you know, antonin scalia being very close, his best friend on the court was ruth bader ginsburg. and there are photos of them going on safari together. one including on an elephant. this is an incredible photo uh of their actual partnership. i found it interesting that they were on an elephant that must have been scalia's idea. but um i, i think there's a long tradition of that that people can lean into. >> there are a number of questions about the policies that the president elect is proposing to make significant slashes in the federal workforce to potentially move agencies outside of washington. um and let me preface that by saying, you know, i think that there are very significant places where you could find spending savings, but many of the proposals that are being made seem to be unconnected to reality. but i want to ask you about, about the role that you see for congress and in particular, um there's been a subcomittee that's been set up in. uh and, and like, definitely it's guaranteed for success because marjorie taylor green is the chair of the subcomittee

know, john mccain famously close to joe when they served in the legislature or even, you know, antonin scalia being very close, his best friend on the court was ruth bader ginsburg. and their photos, them going on safari together. one, including on an elephant. this is an incredible of their actual partnership. i found it interesting that they on an elephant. that must have been. scalia's idea but i think a long tradition of that that people can lean into there are a number of questions about the policies that the president elect is proposing to make significant slashes in the federal workforce to potentially move agencies of washington. and let me preface that by saying, you know, i think that there are very significant places where you could find spending savings. but but many of the proposals those that are being made seem to be unconnected to. but i want to ask you about about the role that you see for congress and in particular, there's been a subcommittee that's been set and like definitely its guaranteed for success because marjorie taylor is the the chair of the subcommittee. but i'm interested in how you see that subcommittee work in part