to get your mind around that, this has been the signature of jack smith who seems to believe as oscar wilde nothing succeeds like success. >> sandra: now done with a really good point for all of us very hard rubber mind around, jack smith's gag order too far according to jonathan turley. >> gillian: he also said jonathan argued last week part of the reason you oppose a gag order during a trial and the criminal proceedings is to have leverage over the defendant, right? you don't want them to behave a certain way so you threaten to oppose financial penalties or even jail time but now that the trial is over and he has been convicted he holds the ultimate leverage right now which is the sentencing which he will hand down on his own. jonathan was essentially saying this is moot, there is no need for it at this point in time because the judge already has that ultimate leverage over trauma. >> sandra: all right, thankfully carrie is with us we are doing a little tap dancing as we get your shot up and going if i could while i t you up, this is some of the left-leaning media and legal analysts slamm

unconventionality and so on and so forth, but even researchers put him in the same row, say, with flaubert, oscar wilde, or andrezhid, here you have to understand that this is a very far-fetched situation, because in fact most writers followed such feelings actually not to lebanon, but it was egypt. more alexandria, for example, in lebanon, he got into a society that was exactly the same as in conservative russia, all of him, his entourage, were teachers of the russian orthodox school, it was consul gagarin, actually, who is also in question at work, the russian consul in syria, gagarin, yes, prince gagarin, by the way, who had a ukrainian wife. also, uh, and yet, uh, he spent almost five months in the mountains, where he only talked with people, they're all christians around, and it was... the orthodox school, which he helped, he communicated with priests, orthodox, so if we talk about the environment where ori actually is the so-called oriental environment, then it is difficult to agree with the authors who attribute the lebanese, the lebanese journey, actually to him as an oriental journey, in fact

, and then they look up to him, just like george bramel or david lyon and others other dandies, oscar wildeyou mix everything, shake it or not shake it, you get some kind of strange mixture that not everyone understands, how to use it not everyone can do it. who is close to you ? have you cosplayed any of these guys? when there were some masquerades - school or some kind of performances, i gladly participated in some kind of costume fun, and yes, i really loved to portray, well, i always had either a hussar costume, carefully selected, very accurately and correctly, or like this, apparently a dandy, somewhere i could get it in theaters. dressing rooms i could get a camisole, a frag, and a top hat, small in size, but still suitable for a teenage boy to direct rustle at some school party, and as an adult you can afford to dress up like this like a real dandy from the pushkin era, you will laugh, i have a frag, only not a real one, but one that looks like a tailcoat that has survived since then, in where i perform with my band, what else do you have besides a tailcoat? and quite by accident, t

oscar wilde also falls into the same category, again, these rumors are that dandyism is a lot, a loto is close to you, and did you cosplay any of these guys when there were some masquerades, school or some... i was happy to participate in the production in some costume fun and yes, i really loved depict, well, i always had either a hussar costume exactly like it. somewhere i could get this in theater dressing rooms, i could get a camisole, a frag, and a top hat, small in size, but still suitable for a boy to make a noise at some school party, and as an adult you can allow yourself to dress up like this like a real dandy from the pushkin era, you will laugh, i have a frag, only not a real one, but one that looks like a tailcoat that has survived since then, in which i perform as my group. what else do you have besides a tailcoat? and quite by accident, tatyana, i discovered that i suddenly took with me a portrait, which i will be happy to show, oh well, this is a portrait, this is a portrait of that same david lyon, but in my performance there is such a photo, wait, is this david lyon

look at the authors: mark twain, thomas edison, oscar wilde. a miracle, the book is called the big book of wit, it is beautifully published and of course. the stories here are funny, listen to a short one of them: in 1926 , a destrophic person came to a famous psychiatrist with a complaint about causeless melancholy and apathy, because of which he can neither eat nor sleep. after examining him, the doctor advised him to read humorous stories: best of all, take tomik zoshchenko, maybe it will seem simple to you, it’s proletarian, but funny, this zoshchenko is a big funny guy. doctor - the patient sighed sadly. i am zoshchenko. the big book of wit. fine. everyone knows that moscow dates its age from 1147. this is the first mention of moscow in chronicles. what kind of mention? come to me in ograd moskov. one might think that in this year moscow became a city at once. of course, moscow is much older. in one of my favorite series, history, geography, ethnography, mikhail tikhomirov, an academician , wrote the following book: “ancient moscow.” he wr

and, you know, he follows oscar wild's rule that nothing succeeds like excess. to the limit. he was reversed by the supreme court unanimously one case. and this is another example. is he asking to gag the leading presidential candidate in an election year from criticizing his own department. now, that is so far afield from what the purpose of a gag order is, it's so outside the navigational beacon. it's really disturbing. i don't blame smith. i blame attorney general garland. >> lawrence: he picked him. >> this is when you pick up the phone and say listen, jack, we don't do that we don't gag people to keep them from criticizing us. that's not the point here. lawrence and it's against the policy as well. real quickly because we have got to get to your book. do you think they are trying to get something in the record judge cannon has been clear but they keep going back to him. what is the play because she was appointed by trump? >> well, cannon has been hit with vicious attacks she has ruled for and against both sides. very fair here. is he trying to poison the we

suffered so much, suffering is a very long moment, it cannot be divided into seasons, and i said, oscar wildever she wants, yes, but on her daughter’s wedding day, without saying a word to anyone, her phone is silent, she said that she would go to the parking lot to check the car, for some reason the alarm went off, yes, yes, i’ll go and check, there’s a car there, kostya, i’m with you, strange, her car is there, maybe she took a taxi after all, she was drinking, yes, our ksenia ran away, i ’d like to run away from you too i ran wherever my eyes looked, i'll roll, well, listen, call her, maybe maybe she doesn’t answer my calls, dial , wow, it’s me, what is she doing here, maybe she dropped her purse, she’s sitting at home, already drinking tea, although it’s strange, it should have been. am i, am i a hostage, worse, madam, you’re not a hostage, you’re almost dead, guys, please, i’m begging you, please, i ’ll pay, that’s it, let’s get this over with, wait, wait, credit card, how much do you have? account, mom, please don't kill, okay, okay, just tell me the pincode, please, i said pincot, inte

>> no initials o w o w, oscar wilde. >> no no no no no initials o w right. >> orson welles. >> orsonelles. >> yeah, the phrase was it's 5:00 somewhere. >> well, that was a good country song. >> what would he say? there shall be no wine before its time . >> this is correct. and who is the actor? >> orson welles. you got it. >> okay, well, we have to correct her a little bit. of course it was. we will sell no wine before its time, but it's. it's close enough. and that, ad, by the way, ran from 1978 to 81, and it certainly put paul mason on the map, in the mountain vineyard, we're gonna have more on the car show coming up. i'm in a this is a tomahawk. >> it's a 1973 datsun 240 z tomahawk, one of 22 that were made. >> there you go. and a convertible. and i'm feeling very cool. big classic car show coming up here in saratoga next month. we'll talk about that in about 15 minutes. we'll send it back to you. frank that looks pretty sweet there. >> thank you so much, my friend. we'll toss it over to sal now. he is, tracking all the good eats here in saratoga. sal, what do you got for us? >> w

>> oh, w o w, oscar wilde? >> no.n welles, orson welles. yeah, the phrase was it's 5:00 somewhere. >> well, that was a good country song. >> what would he say, there shall be no wine before its time. >> this is correct. >> and who is the actor? >> orson welles. you got it. >> that was marie. but she wasn't quite correct. it's almost right. it's actually. we will sell no wine before its time. but good job. be sure to join ktvu at our next zip trip. we are in the tri-valley area calling pleasanton home. that's friday, june the 21st, mornings on two, the nine, and certainly hope you join us. coming up. look out for the giants red hot once again and lone star land another winner over bruce bochy's world champs. we'll take you to texas when we come back. >> and a food pantry in san leandro only has enough supplies to last two more weeks. the message for the community is many families are at risk of losing that important service. >> another cloudy start to parts of the bay area this morning. that's a beautiful view over the

oscar wilde said that , that, >> no, this is this is really nice.had we used to go swimming in the morning and then get a sausage roll and a hot blackcurrant straight after that. >> and that sets you up for the day. set me up for the day. >> that was my little treat. after doing swimming lessons, baked beans. not with sausage rolls. sure. >> oh come on, what are you going to have with sausage rolls? you wouldn't have peas with them. yeah, but they sit alone. >> they're a meal. that's what makes them so special. but you can't have anything else with them. >> you can have. you can have baked beans. yeah >> i don't think you'd have mashed potato with them. >> you could stick it in the top there. >> it might be a bit carb rich really. as a result. >> let me ask you a question. seriously though, if you had to do that for a huge amount of cash, how many do you reckon you be able to get through? >> i mean, how much would this cost me? no. >> how many could you eat? oh, how many do you reckon you could do? someone said like, it's huge. there you go. you got

and, of course, i mean, you know, there's the old oscar wilde line that one thing worse than being talkedbout. it's not being talked about. it's not being talked about. well, he sure as hell is being talked about right now, but not just being talked about. i suspect in this case he's also being toxified. >> well, it's interesting that because he's a seasoned campaigner, is he not? he knows how to handle the media. and you can see that he's thinking before he opens his mouth. so do you think he probably judged this to actually stir? i mean, he is a disrupter. this to actually stir? i mean, he is a disrupter . and to that he is a disrupter. and to that extent he's doing a good job disrupting . disrupting. >> yes, he certainly is. >> yes, he certainly is. >> but at the same time, i think he would like a like would to be elected in clacton because if he isn't, he becomes mr nowhere in, in political. mr nobody in political terms. but he also would like to have a fair few other seats if possible. and also after the election, the consensusis also after the election, the consensus is that the con

saga of the conquest of the wild west back in 1988, when he was only 33 years old, then he had not even made his first film. dances with wolves, for which it won seven oscarsit was also weston, where events took place during the american civil war. the film was especially warmly received by the indians, whom cosmere portrayed differently than was customary in hollywood cinema. and so costner decided to speak out again on the same topic. this is his first directorial work in 20 years. all these years he was looking for funding, he even had to give it away. secured by his estate in santa barbara. moreover, costner conceived not just a film, but a multi-volume saga. the first part will be released today. in mid-august, filming of the third had already begun, and the script for the fourth had already been written. true, the money has already run out, and we need to look for investors again. and what’s most unpleasant is that the first reviews from critics turned out to be lukewarm. majority it agrees that it was, of course, beautifully shot, but too chaotic. and the story of some characters is not at all. are understandable, but other critics suggest making al