the figures on the poster of this korean feature film are repeated after michelangelo's famous sculpturelm and the sculptures have the same name. what? no. yaroslav ballet no artyom i have no idea, but maybe it's love. no. vladislav if there are no ideas, just let me know. no, ideas, maybe our teachers know what it's called. irina anatolyevna instantly answered this question, of course, it drinks, yes or mourning for christ, this is how now we will see the sculpture looks. and the poster is here, if it repeats exactly thank you teacher's for the correct answer to the question , let's move on to the fourth question, attention to the screen. what do these pictures have in common? for movement it's quite simple it's you in the class first. you probably, if you studied there, i would ask you something like that, and i would gladly take it as the correct answer to the question. artyom and i can assume that these are the stories of anton pavlovich chekhov molodchin all rehabilitated for michelangelo thin and fat, if i'm not mistaken. well , i don’t know the other two who are the seagull and th

joining us is host of the clay cane show and michelangelo senior, any host of the michelangelo seniorrius xm, a whole series of exam excitement here. mike, i've got to go to you first. we've all internally, all day been trying to explain what this ad is, and my producer just gave me the best answer. it's somebody who is running a super hyper local campaign whose references no one would understand outside of florida. i don't even know what that and is supposed to be. it looks like an ad for, like, a nightclub or something. can you explain it? what do you take from the ad? >> okay, well, let me give you a couple of ideas of what they're trying to do. first of all, he's desperate. and he is trying to out-hate trump so he's doing two things. he's trying to show that trump is to pro lgbtq, which is insane because some trump was the most anti-lgbtq president. he finds a couple of things that trump sent in 2016 puts them in their. the second thing he's trying to do, which we're all saying is bizarro, weird, crazy, he's trying to reach the incels the nick fuentes clout crowd, the massage in a

knots, not dyakuyu, uh, placed kolya of the head move, uh , copies, slavuta and sculptures by michelangeloeda, and the scale is uh and uh itself, the layout is to break this culture as a criminal center of attraction for the views of the dominant, and already you are looking at the temple on the new camp. i'm just warming up to java , i think this sculpture of the italian genius. with a strange look behind the ornamental painting of the wall along the usimpyrometers, they are forged with pilasters and surrounded by a magnetic mant-apliment with a cornice on crackers and cutters of striglyphs according to mish , yakimi vytemsha, a rosin ornament on a flat altar wall along the interpellations are mixed in the image of a crucifix with future ones along the perimeter of the interior , 14 high relief compositions are presented on the theme of kryzhov, the gashlyakh of christ, the side altar, expressed by a four-columned portico with a deputy in the center, is the image of the mother of god hodegetria. the outer form of protection of the simplest is mute and soulful. this is how the sound of the

well done all rehabilitated for michelangelo thin and fat, if i'm not mistaken. well, i don’t know the other two who are the seagull and the lady with the dog in the last picture. yes, this is a work of anton pavlovich chekhov . this is an absolutely correct answer to the question . let's move on to the fifth question. this palace belonged to the popes in the fourteenth century this period. on the wrong button, i thought that it would not work my legs was the correct answer. this is the wrong answer to the question. so i continue this period is called captivity. which city do you have to go to see this palace with my own eyes, i can assume that this is jerusalem artyom no ideas vladislav knows our teachers? the answer to the question in our women's team there are historians or anatolyevna city of avignon avignon thank you very much this is the correct answer to the question in the fourteenth century for almost 70 years, the popes lived in the city of avignon. there, the popes were under the control of the french kings, at the behest of whom only the french were e

you're working in the same place as people like michelangelo. does that blow your mind? >> yeah.nk it's wild, because i think you have also a responsibility because before to where michelangelo, bernini or many, many others, and you, me, it's crazy. yeah, it's amazing. it's beautiful. it's marvelous. >> reporter: katarina is an art history student in rome. it's hard to compare looking at some slides to walking inside a chapel and holding up a uv light to a fresco. only here do you get to do something like that, she marvels. while there's no guarantee of employment after the program, their teachers hope some of them will one day cary the carry the. [speaking in a global language] this is hugely important, says the director. the future really rests in their hands. [speaking in a global language] it's true, she says. both their own future and the future of st.t. peter's.. chchris live say,y, vatican c c. >>> with the average cost of a wedding these days hovering around $30,000, a lot of couples are looking for ways to save money. and that includes the wedding dress. elise preston re

with them, dyakuyuschaya uh, placed kolya head passage, uh, copies of slavuta and sculptures by michelangelo scale. uh, and uh itself, the planning to kill this culture with a criminal center of attraction, looking like a dominant and already an axis. you are looking at the temple on the new kol. i just this one in java, i think this sculpture of the italian genius. by a strange squealing of grain by the mental painting of the wall, by force , the pyrometers are forged by pilasters and surrounded with a magnetic mant-appliment with a cornice on crackers and fraises of striglyphs after mish, yakimi uedets, the rosin ornament on the flat altar wall is mixed with mispilators into the image of a crucifix with future ones along the perimeter of the interior, represented by shaternattsat high relief compositions on the theme of kryzhov, behind the path of christ, the side altar, expressed in four the image of the mother and god with a columned ledge near the centers the external form of the temple forgive nothing tui was actually embittered, but i mean, the great house, well, prigozhin well, murav

and because of getting that the last i do intend michelangelo so from time to disassemble it and then with excess keeps as event. uh he said about a month on i'm on i'm actually if you're not, i wouldn't, i'm not gonna put up with something. you know, that's what i don't get it out to with my there was silence with man for you on a photo, but you can catch quite close. i'd like those right. hold on because my go to a side, what is easing up? a show for the square footage. yes. nice. so you can see if they can give you showed them coming out of the that one is i got it right. and then significant damage that's occurred isn't going to come down with a passion that there was, nobody was saying we don't we liked, but i'm an independent or single man, a call that any want that i also got investor. okay. 5 book had children sitting in a call on getting sailor, she hasn't got the new dentist as it's got started to fight. and then with i think i'm actually belittle initially on ground level on us as a rush whom i did or saginaw as any of out of town. home was a look. oh yeah, she kind of shap

the figures of this korean feature film replicate the poses of michelangelo's famous sculpture, and theslav ballet no artyom i have no idea, but maybe it's love. no. vladislav if there are no ideas, just let me know if there are any ideas, maybe our teachers know the name. irina anatolyevna instantly answered this question, of course, this or mourning. christ in this way. now we will see looks sculpture. and the poster is here, if it repeats exactly thank you teacher's for the correct answer to the question, let's move on to the fourth question, attention to the screen. what do these pictures have in common? yaroslav there are limbs for moving the chameleon's tail, but no, of course, it's quite simple, you are the first in the class. you probably, if you had studied there, i would have asked you something like that, and with pleasure i would have accepted the answer to the question. artyom can assume that these are the stories of anton pavlovich chekhov, well done, everything was rehabilitated for michelangelo thin and thick, if i'm not mistaken. well, the other two i don’t know who is

you know quite a lot of geniuses, and including michelangelo, who worked to yes, you know ivangay, theset director bergman, he has an amazing interview with him, which ends with saying, you know, you don’t need to. here are these lofty words. this herman is one of his last interviews. actually, we are doing. what a carpenter does, who makes a chair , a shoemaker who lives in it, the essence is further the question of how to do it. stay, but, in general, everything, you understand. you know, it's you who are scurrying around here. i'm high, you know, dostoevsky drank the first chapter in agony. it will be interesting to be interesting that there is not enough money. writes have to write. that's how the region came back from germany ended. money, it is impossible to write, if there was money there was money. this podcast is a must read. i am an online batnikova director writer, i have a director as a guest. vladimir khotinenko and actress ekaterina guseva are people who worked a lot with dostoevsky's material and today we are discussing one of dostoevsky's best novels idiot by the way, how

you know quite a few geniuses , including michelangelo who worked to work.he shameful motivation of the brilliant director bergman, he has an amazing interview with him that ends with saying, you know you don't have to. here are these lofty words. this is herman, one of his last interviews. actually, we are doing. what a carpenter does who makes the chair the shoemaker who sews died. this is the essence of yours. how to do stay but, in general, everything, you know. yes? no, you know, you're the one running around here. i 'm tall, you know, dostoevsky is suffering, the first chapters, it will be interesting, it will be interesting that there is not enough to write, christmas trees, i will have to write. he, as with the region, returned from germany , ran out of money, you need to write, if there was money, there was money. this podcast is a must read. i am an online batnikova director writer, i have a director as a guest. vladimir khotinenko and actress ekaterina guseva and people who worked a lot with dostoevsky's material and today we are discussing one of

a different world is an agrarian world that would have been really to napoleon and probably to michelangelo. and most people were farmers of majority of americans lived a farm by the time he died. he had, you know had an iphone. he'd lived through? i mean no one had ever been to the south or north pole when he was born, he lived to see people walk on the moon, lived to see rovers going around mars as on and on. the so when i say he grew up the future all, the things that we think of as futuristic happened in his lifetime. and, that's what i wanted to get at with the book. that's why i realized that he was the great story he was because you know my kids, this really is a book for my kids kids. my mind boggles when think about how much change they're going to live through in their lives and i didn't live through that kind of dramatic social. you know, charlie lived the birth of a nation to barack obama. talk about social. he lived from a women weren't allowed to vote when he was in high school. he lived to see, you know, women leading nations leading corporations, all of this sort of change.

explored the family name and made hundreds of thousands of dollars of selling paintings as if he was michelangelonever painted before always arguing he can't afford child support payments, joe biden joe biden of caring people can acknowledge that this kid exist, the whole thing is rancid that's only thing that comes to mind. ashley: joe concha joining us. thank you so much. nikki haley says the national polls don't matter right now, probably because that's where she is in the polls, she's not doing so well. is that why she is saying this? it is early day. >> that's exactly what she said to early to look at the polls and tell us anything about the outcome that is going to be for the republican primary for president, she was talking to shannon bream yesterday on "fox news sunday" of the fox news survey showing haley pulling at 3%, while behind former president trump who leads 56%, watch. >> we can look at past presidential elections and understand national polls don't matter right now. we have a debate in august and september and october and i'm qualified to be on the debate stage, having been 3% o

ends up getting treated like the michelangelo.s for joe biden, the image of him being rah family first guy, cute grandpa gets eviscerated. why is he listening to political advisors to ignore the 4-year-old's existence who happens to be his granddaughter. the optics and actions look very bad for this white house. >> gillian: isn't it hunter biden's prerogative. if he is not having a relationship with his own daughter, it would be rather odd for the president, her grandfather, to override that and decide actually i'll have a relationship with her. >> it is still his blood, right? i would think being the president once again you want to lead by example to say since my son will blow off this child that is his, then i will do the same. if we go back to character it doesn't speak very well for either one. >> gillian: take a look at this. the white house is working now or at least re-election campaign is trying to boost the vice president and her image as the team seeks re-election. this word salad came at an event last week. listen. >>

tradition, willie nelson tommy lee jones the mastermind behind boots trained under a man known as michelangelol us about the shop. >> we measure feet tell us what kind of boots they want this is example of a pair making right now all kinds of boots fancy, plain doesn't really matter. just what main thing they fit your feet. that is the -- the most difficult part of making handmade boots. >> your backlog right now is five years you've seen a resurgence partly because of the boots are trend yea again i guess, but there is a lot of support for small businesses right now, a survey from gallup found that 65% of americans have faith and confidence in small businesses not so much for big businesses, so what is the draw for people who come to you to get handmade boots? >> i think because they know the person, and, you know, it really is -- it is -- they feel that you know they see what you do, it is the more the individual contact, the trust. but i think those are the things that make people do business with small businesses. is that one-on-one, you know really not many layers to go -- >> no separatio

some who look like michelangelo himself may have carved them out of marble. >> my job is to hug them,ound them and hope they do better the next time. >> they get the message indirectly, you know, that things got to change here. >> how do they get the message? >> you know, they get the message. never mind. [ laughter ] >> and if you're wondering if commisso still plays a mean accordion, here's your answer. ♪ >> our visit to florence ended with dinner and a serenade by the billionaire from the bronx. ♪ >> do you think if you had stayed in italy you'd have been able to achieve the success that you have today? >> no, no way. this is truly the land of opportunity. it gave this poor soul, okay -- yeah, the opportunity to become something, somebody. and that's the beauty about america. >> you still believe in the american dream? >> absolutely, yeah. it's the last hope in the world. my mom provided me a phenomenal education. >> rocco commisso has given millions to his alma maters and has contributed to scholarships to 3,000 children across the u.s., including many first-generation immigrants

woke clay cane, michelangelo signorile thank you very much. that's it for the readout. all in with chris hayes starts right now. al>> tonight on all in. >> is there anything desantis could do to win over your support? >> no. >> the desperate quest to capture the soul of the republican party through hate and division. >> he's a bad candidate. he is not good. people don't like him. that has been proven to be the case. >> then the, how two states found one trump judge to score a massive fourth of july victory for misinformation. plus, and donald trump's codefendant heads to court, what we are learning from newly-unredacted mar-a-lago search warrants. >> i did everything right and they indicted me. >> and what it means to set and then immediately break the record for hottest day ever recorded on planet earth. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hope you had a good july 4th weekend. we are rapidly approaching the real actual serious for now start of the 24 republican primary. the first rnc debate is next month in milwaukee where the re

painter of the spanish which painter of the spanish renaissance offered tole in your defense; over michelangelo'sdgment in the sistine capel? h! you talkin' about me? gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! i think this goat is saying “gap.” must be talking about the expenses health insurance doesn't cover. so who's talking about the money aflac pays to help close that gap? gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! aflac! aflac! gaaaaaaaaaaaap!!! it's about to go down, baby! aflac! aflac! stop that goat! get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover at aflac.com which painter of the spanish renaissance offered to paint over michelangelo's "the last judgment" in the sistine chapel? the answer, domenikos, commonly known as el greco. >>> gee, i wonder why he needed a name like el greco instead of that other name, dom you want to try that out - >> no, no. >> me neither. let's get to dom chu with a look at this morning's premarket movers you got two syllables in your entire name. there are about 14 in that one patrick reed is the highest american, isn't he >> i've been keeping one eye on it, one eye on the market because there's stuff goi

this is a an ancient marble quarry that the romans used a michelangelo got marble from his best marble in the world. and jefferson asked these young men who were following his guide to stop in carrara and actually execute a commission for him give it to the workers there so they can make a marble chimney piece for monticello. so he brought that back but what he discovered of course was you know, this marble is so expensive. you can't use much of it in your building. instead what virginia was famous for was its red clay and jefferson realized that this the signature the signature lookup is buildings would come from the bricks. he used in instead. so here's here's an older picture of monticello and you can see some of the ideas that he brought back between the building materials between the roman building. she saw the the newer french buildings. he mixed them all together and he started to use a lot of creativity and come up with his own ideas for a building. but throughout the so throughout the travels, you know, as i said, you know, we went on this trips. they were great adventures, yo