so that's one way that picasso picasso made his point.fter they went after they had lunch, this is the famous of harry and pablo shaking hands in onof his studio. they just they were only meant to have lunch. picasso apparently enjoyed the company much that he offered to take the trumans on a little tour of the south of france. taking taking them to some of his favorite spots, which were all about him. so i went to his studio went to the museum and grimaldi where a lot of his works were kept. and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i thi

forgive, but i didn’t want this at all, please tell me, so i’ll cling again to this thought about picassolly, but i ’ve seen guernica, and i, when i came to the reina sofia museum in madrid, and i saw her, well, yes, it made a strong impression on me, and there is, of course, for example, what does a strong impression mean, but i don’t love, when i love - what kind of impression is it, when i love, it’s not some kind of internal experience , first of all, yes, that is, this is what i would like to return to endlessly, but this was just a confession. recognition of greatness, yes, well, there are actually several such examples, for example, everyone really loves gian lonenza bernini, he makes me indifferent, because i love boroka very much, i endlessly love both the era and the artists, but bernini somehow doesn't touch any strings in me soul, too rational, or something, i tried to formulate this for myself, well, for example, there is a standard line of development of sculpture, yes, if we mean sculpture after the middle ages, michelangelo, raden moore, and from this, from this line. as i

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, b whethk anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want tonk everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang on. okay, clap again. clap like you were clapping. all right right. let's did everybody stay out now. not at all. of work. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> under the spreading chestnut trees, the long fellow of colorful romantic industries of golden times. times which we call the good-old days. just how good were the good-old days? black smith of old times. he had to be, he was the feel. ♪ ♪ ♪ mighty man also and he had to be, he was the food industry for the fair nexts of life. the woman in the home, not often do yo

they did a great job, helena, she crawled through just a small hole, just tiny, she drew there like picasso target . i knew that we would win, no, of course, when we started i was at the top, my confidence was a little lost, but everything was fine, well, we won, the most important thing, well, we won in a fair fight, i was already there, i was just flying, i was even thinking about jumping , but i saw that there was no chance there, just a little, one meter would be all, then it was possible decide there, but no, the guys tried very hard, i let them down. in a fierce struggle, one cannot underestimate the strength of the opponent, the predators missed their chance, the panthers tore out the last two crystals, this is the big finale, the confrontation between the predators and the panthers, this is the finale, we tried our best, i dragged it to the bottom as best i could, honestly. the final test is ahead, the main battle of the season on the tower! the goal is one: to be at the pinnacle of fame, but are your abilities equal to your ambitions? who will take the main crystal? and who will be

previously stolen paintings were found in belgium marc chagall and pablo picasso. belgian police found two works of famous artists in a basement in the city of antwerp. pictures. chagall's praying mantis and picasso's head were stolen from a collector in tel aviv in 2010, their value is approximately $900,000. such was the news at that time, and our team is working so that you will see an updated news release at 6 p.m. you can read more on our website spresso tv, follow us on social networks and watch on youtube. kratal contains natural components that take care of your heart. kratal improves blood supply and the functional state of the myocardium, normalizes the purity of heart contractions, and increases physical and mental performance. kratal is a natural force for your heart. there are discounts on hepargin of 10% in the psyllanyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. nothing has happened yet. not yet, constipation, oh, normolact, honey , take normolact, normolact eliminates constipation, normalizes bowel function, restores the amount of lactobacilli and bifidobacteria, e

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haem sutin, an outlandish khaim , as pablo picasso called him, the tenth child in the family of poord not share his passion for drawing, eventually ran away from home, in pursuit of a dream he moved to paris, where he graduated from the academy of fine arts , lived in the legendary montparnasse. houllier was friends with madegliani. soutino was 34 when he had his first solo exhibition. today , the cost of some of the master’s paintings amounts to tens of millions of dollars. he is considered one of the most expensive artists in the world. for example, the painting “bull carcass” was bought for more than 28 million dollars, and a small confectioner for 18. among the admirers of creativity and owners of great paintings. on january 14, singer, composer, honored artist of the republic of belarus, nadezhda mikulich, will celebrate her birthday. in her youth she was fond of basketball, performed in the enchantress ensemble, while studying at the grodno music college she learned to play the accordion and guitar, banjo and drums, but also... belarus will be held according to new rules, in th

in france, suspicion then fell on the poet ghiome apolinaire and the artist pavel picasso, apollinaire even arrested. but this version also disappeared. everyone had already lost hope when the robber gave himself away. it was the louvre glassmaker vincenza perugia. he brought the painting to florence tried to sell it to an antique dealer, who reported it to the police. at the trial, peruggi insisted that he wanted to return leonard’s creation to his homeland, italy. therefore, the criminal spent only 7 months in prison. since then, monovisa has rarely left the louvart. during the occupation of france, she was hidden from the nazis, and after the war she visited several countries, including the soviet union. on january 4, 1923, vladimir lenin finished dictating his letter to the congress with a fragment about stalin. in fact, this letter from the already seriously ill leader of the russian revolution became his political will. in the letter, lenin assessed his closest associates. he wrote about stalin: he is too rude, this deficiency is intolerable in the position of general secretary,

pablo picasso, tenth a child in the family of poor portnov, who did not share his passion for drawingeventually ran away from home and, in pursuit of a dream, moved to paris, where he graduated from the academy of fine arts. lived in the legendary montpornasse hive, was friends with madegliani. soutine was 34 when he had his first solo exhibition. today, the cost of some of the master’s paintings is estimated. tens of millions of dollars, he is considered one of the most expensive artists in the world, for example, the painting bull carcass was bought for more than 28 million dollars, and... small pastry chef over 18. among the fans of creativity and owners of canvases of the great artist are actresses from abalarani, film director francis fordkoppala, and the chaplin family. on january 14 , singer, composer, honored artist of the republic of belarus, nadezhda mikulich, will celebrate her birthday. in her youth, she was fond of basketball, performed in the enchantress ensemble, while studying at the grodno musical... will be held according to new rules, in particular, the registration

no, no picasso, is that romanian or what? the dog found out, didn’t put it in the painting, bitch, that’s it, buy it first, and then fight , that means, listen carefully, you call arkhipov, and say that you painted a copy of the painting concert, so, since fuchsis was killed, the original painting. stayed with you , yeah, you know, you need to come pick up the original , yes, everything is clear, i’m already, i’m ready, let ’s call, the most important thing, igor, you must insist on a personal meeting, yes, everything is normal, come on, now you’ll see, i’m listening, hello, the famous artist knyazdilov is bothering you, who? gnezdilov, a famous artist , i have something that may interest you, what exactly, the fact is that you were given a fake, but i have an original, such a concert, and how did you get the original, i was just drawing and writing for fuchsia a copy of the original, well, fuchsis didn’t have time to pick it up and ... they killed him; the original was left with me, an unexpected offer, i need to think, and

>> there are that will hold its value, picasso and things like that, people always want those. >> you have so many of these. >> these are footprints, you can actually get yourself a picasso for a hundred bucks. >> where the wild things are. >> this is one of his original illustrations. >> it is 120 grand. >> car dealer going through divorce. >> i am the guy the people call when they got stuff in any cash. >> give me your prediction when or if a recession is going to come, from what you've seen in the story. >> probably closer to election time, the good to be slipping down for the next year or two. elizabeth: they call it a soft landing. >> you're still about to hit the ocean, it is dprk. elizabeth: there you are thanks to rick harrison and the entire staff at the silver pawnshop, it's quite interesting to hear his perspective about whether we will see a recession, he said it will be shallow but you will still feel it. recession are supposed to come every couple of years, we are overdue for one either way. you looking at live pictures of republican candidates, ron desantis at the momen

province , the french artist of belarusian origin chaim soutine was born, an outlandish chaim, as pablo picassohim, the tenth child in the family. one partner, who did not share his passion for drawing, ran away from home and eventually, in pursuit of a dream , moved to paris, where he graduated from the academy of fine arts. lived in the legendary montpornasse hive, was friends with madegliani. soutine was 34 when he had his first solo exhibition. today, the cost of some of the master’s paintings amounts to tens of millions of dollars. he is considered one of the. the most expensive artists in the world, for example, the painting “bull carcass” was bought for more than 28 million dollars, and a small pastry chef over 18. among the admirers and owners of paintings by the great artist, actress isabelarini, film director francis fordkoppala, and the chaplin family. on january 14 , the singer, composer, and honored artist of the republic will celebrate her birthday. while studying at the grodno music college , i learned to play the accordion and guitar, banjo and drums, but it was the six-string t

dynasties, but i didn’t want that at all, please tell me, so i’ll cling again to this thought about picassoturn to endlessly, and this is just a recognition of this is just a recognition of greatness, yes, well, there are actually several such examples, for example, everyone really loves jean lorenza bernini, he me leaves you indifferent. because i love boroko very much, i endlessly love both the era and the artists, but bernini somehow doesn’t touch any strings in my soul, he’s too rational or something, i tried to formulate this for myself, well, for example, there is standard line development of sculpture, yes, if we mean the sculpture of the post-middle ages, michelangelo, raden moore, and from this, from this line, there is a wonderful parallel, but i don’t cast, i perceive it as a discovery, yes, different eras, many people ask me why it falls out berlinia. michelangelo became the father of a new new type of plastic language, raden translated this colloquial plastic language into a new time for him. cupid showed the whole world that sculpture can be different. it’s like i’ve always br

art, who deserves the credit ai, the programmer for the arts and artist that provided the data like picasso, rembrandt, or van go a i arteries as many questions not just ethical and legal ones for vincent bridge, who teaches at the berlin university of the arts. it's the mess of the artist that matters. and bid coffer. but despite that, this one does get, if i buy a painting knowing it's buy bowski out, i'm more willing to spend a lot of money and look at it for hours. imagining him painting it in new york is the then if i see exactly the same picture knowing it was only created by a computer algorithm. but these no, i don't just look at the po, result in a, but i buy the story and the person a little bit closer to you because she's to, depends on this in mid call. but what exactly does an algorithm create? what in a i do a, i used the machines ability to imitate budget will start in creativity. once you need to human robots and machines are the hardware, while a i is the software standing in for the brain. machine learning allows a i to continually develop, improve, and deliver results on

yes, they are like picasso, be sure to read, but you must go here. have a seat, mr. buchwald.pecialist, but my responsibilities force me to question your words and look for real facts to justify your lateness to work. since when did the respectable police deal with late arrivals? what is this, a crime? you have been working since we received the order for the surprise inspection. at a strategic facility with limited access, it's a pity, but i you will have to transfer your case to a special department, no, this is simply monstrous, monstrous, the man told him that he did not show up for work, his whereabouts are still unknown. on the verge of time, checks are being made in the keel, the same thing, i don’t understand, he couldn’t fail because of the meeting with sal, this is already becoming her style of work, only success is an immediate failure, success in one business and immediately losses, loss in another, in each in fact, there are failures and mistakes, but you still need to look for employees like her, you can literally count them on your fingers. behind these half the

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collector sergei shchyukin brought hagen and picasso to moscow, his older brother, pyotr shyukin, collectedrected a special museum building on presnya, and the collector went with the architect freudenberg to yaroslavl to study ancient temples are collected on this porch. various details of ancient buildings, the building is built of high-quality brick , marble, granite, unicorn are used here, carved from sandstone, but kuznetsov tiles began to shine during shchyukin’s lifetime, this is a museum, there are iron doors between the halls, dense iron shutters on the windows, shchyukin himself lived nearby in a wooden house. the collection grew, what it didn’t have besides domestic antiquities, ancient books of oriental... textiles, european paintings , in 1898 the architect erichson built another one museum building is also in russian style and has luxurious entrance gates. the two museum buildings were connected by an underground passage. pyotr shchukin donated his collection to the historical museum. the ministry of public education awarded him the rank of actual state councilor and he became

. >> steve: more like picasso. ear over here. >> carley: you are perfection. >> steve: stop it.nd friends" kicks off. five days until iowa caucuses happen on monday night. donald trump will take the stage tonight in a fox news town hall 9 p.m. eastern time. ron desantis made his pitch saying he would run biden or any candidate ragged in a general election and aimed at nikki haley who is seven points behind donald trump in the latest new hampshire poll. we have live reaction from a voter panel straight ahead on this wednesday. growing fall out over health secrets in washington after our secretary of defense lloyd austin's unknown absence was caused by complication from prostate cancer. more on that. and here in new york city, students forced to go remote because the city is housing 2000 migrants displaced by last night's storm at their high school. and the backlash is growing on city hall. plus, look at this, congresswoman elise stefanik, dana perino and clay travis will stop by and brian from the nation's capitol. starts in eight minutes and 10 seconds. todd and carley back in a

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talks about his book when harry met pablo looking back at former president harry truman and pablo picasso'sther during mediterranean vacation. at 10:30 p.m. eastern watch our series historic campaign speeches first look at 1992 speech by democratic presidential candidate bill clinton in portsmith, new hampshire. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find full schedule on your program guide or watch onlin any time at c-span.org/history. >> this weekend-sn's campaign 2024 coverage continues with events in south carola, first up on sury president biden and democratic presidential candidate dea phillips speak at the sth carolina democratic party first in the nation dinner and celebration in colombia. that's livetarting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. on sunday nikki haley will speak to voters in a rally in conway. live covere at 5:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. both events on c-span now, free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> c-span is unfiltered view of government. >> next we head to indiana for governor eric holcomb state of the state address. he

now experts are assessing the losses, and apparently, some paintings by picasso, rembrandt, goya, and escher have been lost forever. but most of the priceless works will still be preserved. the oldest work in the collection dates back to the end of the 15th century, and the newest were created last week. and here's the irony of fate. already in february, all the paintings were due. move to a new building, new ones, here's a useful invention russian scientists would have to, by the way, they created a heat-resistant material, metal, buildings from which will not collapse during a fire while people are being evacuated, and steel that saves lives, andrey nekul. it seems that it can be stronger than steel, but at a temperature of just over 400 degrees, structures made from it quickly lose their load-bearing capacity. in the event of a fire, it only takes... 15, or even five minutes for the metal beams to bend and the roof to end up on the floor; during this time, let alone getting people out, rescuers do not have time to get to the scene of the emergency and fix it. the situation was solv

i drew like picasso on this target, i knew that we would win, no, of course, when he was at the top, possible to solve it there, but no, the guys tried very hard, i let them down. in a fierce fight, one cannot underestimate the strength of the opponent, the predators missed their chance, the panthers snatched the last two crystals, this is the big finale, the confrontation between predators and panthers, this is the finale, the final test is ahead, the main battle of the season on the tower! the goal is one: to be at the pinnacle of glory, but are the abilities and ambitions equal, who will take the main crystal, who will become the main one. you have come a long way, the time has come for the decisive battle, who will win the title of heroes, the test, the tower, the chosen ones will begin the fight for the title of heroes immediately. show fantastic dexterity by quickly climbing a vertical wall and incredible physical strength in a glass corridor, take the main reward and feel the real taste of victory, higher, higher , lift it higher, just a little more, let's go, go, go, go. coac

so now we know hunter picasso biden wants to be a who havey star in hollywood and would probably winll a lot of fibs to get out of everything that he's done. it's really shocking that they're actually filming him because none of this is privileged. >> sean: okay, so yo we know, you know, bragged about taking official action, demanding the firing of a prosecutor so his son that admitted in his own words he had no experience in energy, gas, oil in ukraine could be paid millions at a time when he was admittedly addicted to drugs. now democrats in the house are trying to compare the fact that, well, some people from foreign countries, 20 foreign countries stay at trump's hotel in washington, dc as if that is the equivalent. well, number one, there's actually a service that was provided, a hotel room. number two, i tend to doubt that donald trump got a daily list of who was staying in the trump hotels. but that's theering a now, they're trying to muddy the waters and say, see, donald trump was colluding with china and all these other countries, i can hear it now. what's your response to t

about his book, when hearing that pablo looking back at former president harry truman part of pablo picassoa mediterranean vacations were details cold war era politics modern are communism and others human forged unlikely bond and at 10:30 p.m. eastern, or series, historic campaign first a look at his 1992 speech by democratic presidential candidate bill clinton and new hampshire followed by president ronald reagan, spoke at the iowa republican caucus kickoff in 1984 predict exploring the american story, watch american history tv, saturdays on "c-span2", and find a fl schedule in your program guide, or watch online anytime a cspan.org/history. >> this weekend, cspan's campaign 2024 coverage continues th events in south carolina ep on saturday, president bide at presidential candidate is dean phillips theou carolina democratic party first in the nation dinner and celebration in colbi that's live starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-sn and then sunday, fme south carolina governor think head the speak to the voters that allow - partly coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern alson c-span at both eve

and your 2-year-old was displaying an amazing talent -- singing opera like bocelli, painting like picassot thing you would do, kevin corke, with your child? >> i would emilio find the best code money can buy, and i would definitely push him, do that thing. >> trace: change the direction of that kid's life. your thoughts? >> i'm still questioning whether it's even real. absolutely get the phone out. i agree, that is money to his father's years. >> trace: and its david foster and katharine mcphee. there's a lot of music in that family, so it's in the bloodstream, neama rahmani. >> l like father, like son, like mother like son. what a prodigy. he is even potty trained. i want to show that video to my kids and say you have to be like foster's kids. >> trace: john bonham's family is like, well matt he's good! >> i have a much lower level version of this. my younger son was really into the gym and climbing, and they said he was really good, he could maybe get on "american ninja warrior jr. "then suddenly lost interest. i thought, you had real talent! should had pushed him? and i thought, no, yo

’t work, this part gets in the way, for me it was very far away, svetka, i remembered, i think, a picassod like this, in front like this, like this, face, like this, well, somehow very strange, katya came up to me , standing like this, looking at her like that her , he says, mom, dad, why didn’t my uncle love my aunt so much, to be honest, this is very similar to what you are talking about about the button accordion class, now i can imagine how great it would be, well, you’re a girl, young, i think that everything is in your hands, let’s sing, because somehow the spine is no longer the same, even to carry your own it’s hard, and so we got distracted, a song that i love very much, we generally perform basically all our songs, this is an exception, now we ’ll sing a song, it’s called people who are not, dima, imagine... people who are not, wanderers from invisible planets, and there would be a goal to get confused about betrayal, loneliness, it’s so easy if you really want it, he has thousands of reasons, the soul is locked in a lock to lose the keys, you won’t recognize it from a thousand,

personal financing there were two different things we said to people trying to ge a budget, number one i picasso you pathology pick catch the other is by check. the act of actually writin down what you are paying maybe bouncing - we are not going back. >> you're not going back okay, let me ask you this, jade when's debt good >> i have to tell you, the onl time i think that is okay is i it is your primary mortgage an you are purchasing it th correct way. other than that, honestly, i think the only good debt is paid off that. again, with the exception of that primary mortgage in that case it i really acting as a force savings account. it is an asset, it goes up i value and that equity belong to you >> i take your point o mortgages. what about automobile? that >> never that i would advise anybody, th first thing to pay off, if you have a car loan, that is wha is keeping the middle clas middle class for most of us it is the car payment that is keeping us broke. no wonder people say, i don' have money saved no wonder they are saying, i can't say anything for retirement i'll give you a hint, it is in

is alexandru filippe, butticelli, and no one knows pablo ruiz, everyone knows him under the name picassog, it’s me, how are you doing? how is your mom? hello oksana, how is vanechka? thank you, everything is fine, and i’m right now venice, you left him again, what are you doing there? well, i hope you haven't forgotten that our boy is getting married soon, and would like to give the bride a nice gift. so i went to a famous antique dealer and collector. he has a lot of charming things here, and it seemed to me that i could choose a good gift, could you transfer 100 thousand euros to my card, not a lot, well, this is your son, she is the daughter of a banker, these are your future business connections. okay, i’ll translate it tomorrow, go straight back to your son, of course, thank you, pavlushka, kisses, for some reason i don’t see senor marco, but he’s gone somewhere, tell him that i’ll come by tomorrow, ciao! good evening, pavel ivanovich, hello, yakov ruvimovich, you have a lawyer you know in italy, of course, please give me some information about a certain marco davinci, marco davinci

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looking back at harry truman and pablo picasso's time together in 1958, during a mediterranean vacation details cold war era politics, modern art communism and how the two forged and unlikely bond. watch historic campaign speeches. first, a look at a 1992 speech by bill clinton in portsmouth, new hampshire. followed by resident ronald reagan, who spoke at the iowa republican caucus kickoff in 1980 four. exploring the american story. watch american history tv or watch anytime online at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> nonfiction book lovers, c-span has a number of podcasts for you. listen to best-selling nonfiction authors and influential interviewers on the afterwards podcast. on q and a, here wide-ranging conversations with authors and others who are making things happen. weekly hour-long conversations that feature -- about a wide variety of topics. and go behind the scenes with insider interviews and the best sellers list. find all of our podcasts by downloading the free c-span now app. or, wherever you get your podcasts. and on our website, c-span.org/podcasts. ♪ >> a healthy democracy doesn

let him go, citizen, i i say, we can finish it in an hour at most, but in 5 minutes i can draw a picassoot for everyone; it might bother some people. in an informal way, of course, tell me who works for you besides the saleswoman as a security guard? my deputy aashot simanyan, why, simanyan, he’s in st. petersburg now, negotiating with suppliers, i’d call him, he’ll be there tomorrow morning flies, so what? did any of your employees help the raiders? no, this can’t be, all the people here are vetted, the company’s management won’t hire anyone they get off the street, tell me, one of the outsiders? happens in the salon , well, one guy walks around, nadya, not that suspicious, but like that, like that, no, like that, yes, that is, no, in general, similar, maybe like that, exactly, like that, yeah, or like that , or something like this, well, all noses are similar. can you tell me for sure whether this is the case or not? yes, well , i don’t remember, well, i looked at his nose, that is it? i saw a common face, what does it mean to see a common face, how is it common? general , or maybe he

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model to come into the hall, oh, what a beauty, you and i will paint this character in the style of picassoy that eyes are the most difficult thing, there are several dozen of them, as if i were at a disco with an ophthalmologist, so to speak, b, i understand that creativity does not tolerate time limits, but the second picture is finished, we move to.. grisha, this is is it true that you always draw alone in solitude? yes, i draw alone in the room and turn on music. yes. so this is your first time drawing in public today, right? yes, you still compete with me, and even to the music that i chose. everything is against you, but it is impossible to confuse you. that's what you thought before. how did you see our third model, this character, grisha, you and i will have to draw in our own style, you in the style of grisha novikov, and i in the style of zhanna bodoeva, let's go! thank you very much, it's time to demonstrate that grisha and i have succeeded, let’s go to the first canvas, my god, cool, very unusual, i’ll remind you that we painted a matryoshka doll, now you’ll be impressed, drum r

and he's got a picasso, and he's got three van goghs.erken: his mother was a paris-trained artist who exhibited her work at various galleries in manhattan. rhodes: she was a nervous person. she really didn't let this little boy go outside. bird: and he was very sheltered and extremely socially awkward. rhodes: when he finally went to camp one summer, he was so nasty to the other kids that they roughed him up. he said later they put him in the icehouse all night naked and painted him green, including his genitals. oddly enough, oppenheimer didn't protest. he just took his punishment stoically. it was a very odd reaction for a young boy at that age. rhodes: imagine this sensitive boy, this very smart boy, but one who has no idea how to deal with other people. certainly not with children his own age. he's had no experience. alex wellerstein: the real core psychological moment for oppenheimer appears to have been when he was in college. and he goes to study physics at cambridge, and he doesn't do very well. he ends up in a laboratory that's

we talk about the book when harry met public, looking at former president harry truman and pablo picasso'sgether in 1958 during a mediterranean vacation. it details cold war era politics, communism and how the two men formed an unlikely bond. at 10:30 p.m. eastern, watch historic campaign speeches. a look at a 1992 speech by democratic presidentl candidate bill clinton in portouth, new hampshire followed by president ronald reagan who spoke at the wa republican caucus kick in 1984. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedulon your program guide her watch online anytime at c-spaor/history. ♪ >> nonfiction book lovers, we have a number of pcasts for you. listen to best-selling nonfiction authors and influential interviewers on the afterwords podcast and on q&a hear wide-ranging conveations. book notes plu episodes are the weekly hour-long conrsations that regularly feature fascinating authors of nonfiction books on a wide variety of topics. and the about books podcast takes you behind-the-scenes the nonfiction book bushing industry wi

durimar ran into the bushes, picasso and dali were giving away their canvases, king of your house, they you about to me, at the twentieth second, regina petrovna told me the name of the person who was sitting inside, and we we agree with her, but we agree 100%, it’s just that about a minute and a half after the start of the numbers, the second wing dawned, dima guessed right in the third second, but kept the intrigue, of course, i want to applaud the beautiful tarantula, firstly. for courage, for the fact that in general such an incredible costume and in general for a person to be an artist, and an artist to climb into this boot like this, somehow, well, if this is the artist we are thinking about, we will discuss this later, but in general for courage , for such an incredible costume, for what else to control him in some way to move, and also for the fact that he came , because we didn’t hope to see anyone here, but the very fact that he is there, he... let’s find out, look, dear tarantula, could it be that my parents got married 40 years ago, on september 3, what do you think, to your