rupert everett now unemployed. >> yeah. so colonialism wasn't all bad, says rupert everett.t everett said, and me. so rupert everett said, unlike most people who's speaking at cheltenham literature festival, which is, you know, quite a woke get together and probably struggling for money now that all the, you know , baillie gifford's and know, baillie gifford's and everything have been forced to pull out of funding, it. but he said that unlike most people, i have a great affection for all the stories of empire. i don't think colonial england was all bad myself . speaking about his bad myself. speaking about his family background, he said the men in my family were all kind of empire rulers , military, of empire rulers, military, naval of empire rulers, military, naval, brisk and you know, i think he's speaking quite honestly. i think he's reached this stage where he doesn't need to worry about his career. you know , he's made his films, he's know, he's made his films, he's got his money, he's got you know, money. so he doesn't need to worry what people think of him. he can, yo

and rupert everett says he welcome back to headliners.ello , nick to the mail on hello, nick to the mail on sunday. gen—z. think that hitler had some good ideas. so gen z have worked with louis shaffer. >> i'm not getting tricked into reading this headline because this will be clipped and used by my enemies against me, and i've seen that game. so all i'm going to say is that polls suggest a fifth of the younger, you know, polls suggest , oh, the polls polls suggest, oh, the polls poll. yeah, not those polls. >> sounds like you want to invade poland. >> let me just finish that. a fifth of the younger generation believe an obscure austrian painter was underrated. that's all i'm going to say. they can't clip that. so there's a poll and this is an american poll anyway. but it indicates that 21% of those under the age of 29 say this painter had some good ideas compared with 16% of those between the ages of 30 and 49. 7% 50 to 64, and 5% for those over 65. and that is sort of grimly fascinating, because what it shows is the decline of the post—