today, the arena hosts annual shakespeare festivals and world-famous opera competitions. the arena gathers 22,000 spectators of the world for one performance, as you know. as soon as the catholic faith became the state religion in italy, gladiator fights were declared a relic of the pagan past, the ardent italian soul for a long time could not find a proper replacement for this, exciting spectacle until the sophisticated english soul invented football today in every more or less respected city in italy. outdated battles and a splash of deep emotions, the entire historic center of verona is one big football ground kicking the sword right on the roadway , cars carefully go around the players, and the drivers give advice on how to pass, if the girls do not play with the boys, then they are in their stomach support group, as well as the knees of heads and shoes. from great physical exertion and constant nervous experiences for their team, verona people constantly chew something on the go right on the street, but not in a restaurant or cafe. here they only drink verona restaur

and eyes alexander around shakespeare for 500, please, around shakespeare on this planet are the string mansur ivan eik, and that's it. this includes shakespeare craters planet. uranus is not. and this is how craters on uranium planet mercury is traditionally called craters on mercury in honor of artists mansur indian artist of the 17th century, please around shakespeare for 400 makes pontius pilate wash his hands in a miniature from the early 16th century right. alexey 400 there's nothing to be done about the auction alexey the question is 400. well , respectively, we play for 400, but only with you it is horizontal and located below, it is horizontal and located higher. floor and shelf alexei choose your words wife 500 he is the old name the old name of the tulu quivers around shakespeare for 300 for this role grigory kozintsev demanded from anastasia vertinskaya the blurred gaze of medieval madonnas and advised to go to the hermitage alexander all shakespeare's sonnets are written in this poetic size pomor iambic iambic pentameter iambic, yes, it’s absolutely true in one of the first

well, star wars is like shakespeare in the sense that the references are just baked into our culture in so many ways that we are unconsciously aware of. i think one good example, just for star wars in particular because my whole idea for this book started by interviewing congressmen, senators who happened to be star wars fans and talked about what do you think about star wars as sort of like a guide for morality. and they were like, you know, we need to be wary. the dark side. the dark side, what that even mean? what does mean to be wary of the dark side? but most people are familiar. that little reference, that line the concept of a light and dark star wars is actually very to thank for that shakespeare is baked into almost every of culture tragedy story that we've ever seen on stage or on the tv screen. and so it's really like that star wars is just kind of in the water of our common culture. so there's good and bad, dark and light in the world, and we all get that. yeah. what do we do with that? well, while we do that, we. marcus are different definition of. what the dark side is.

so verona became famous for the name of the writer was shakespeare and teenagers were called romeo anduliet romeo and juliet were here this inscription can be made on every tree and every bench of the italian verona great shakespeare immortalizes this city and now his advertising motto verona is the city of love that this love was still unhappy booklets and posters are silent and rightly so. elsewhere

shakespeare will be for us a high classic, and playwright's flying theater, treated fun for the commoner. i come to you perth or raw sometimes, guess the performance to him, of course, chew abu let go. caustic replica. not me, what kind of chum is this. i to jump the public not to miss the popcorn way only one. clamp her to the quick in the urals or the spears reached, both cried, laughed at the same time with the heroes of the play, however, that was the sixteenth with you on the twenties of the twenties, the semki have already learned that no one lost the theater was treated from java or there is no container, the insidious villagers and proletarians simply did not want to. it's you jessie and belarus denisman on that jazz. kolya eighty from a hundred is a useful show, a brave man, and which one has grown to the best to go to the bridge? the broad masses of vladislav golubok was an intellectual of a stubborn generation born near baranovichi today lesnaya this is a rather great carriage from an ode in 1880 to others in the water, gastrically installed stremakhats, one of them had a fami

they studied shakespeare and dickens. i thought, that is interesting. what did you study?e said, we studied this guy -- we read about this guy and we read shakespeare. i said, ok. is there something going on here where the liberal arts are being used in a political anti-israeli, anti-jewish agenda and the answer is clearly yes. that is what everybody wants to do with the liberal arts. use them for an agenda. use them for their political or religious or ideological purposes. that is what is killing the liberal arts. in a sense the liberal arts are being killed by things that are also good. the study of practical, professional things. that has always been the case. we have always been a nation more interested in the useful, more interested and doing than knowing. but that is not really our biggest problem right now. our biggest problem is within universities where the liberal arts are not liberating, and fact, let me put it this way. as a professor i always thought my job was to help kids understand their own mind. to better their own mind, improve, expand their mind. to see

and the japanese cartoon characters being recreated for the stage by the royal shakespeare company, breakingffice records in the process. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in europe, the leader of the far—right brothers of italy party, giorgia meloni, has been invited by the country's president to form a government, after winning elections last month. she will be italy's first ever female pm and her cabinet will be sworn in on saturday. tom brada has this report. delivered to the presidential palace in a classic italian car. giorgia meloni has now formally accepted the job of forming italy's next government, and in doing so, she will preside over the country's most right—wing administration since the second world war. translation: we agreed about the need to give - the country a new government as soon as possible, because we have many urgent issues to tackle at both national and international level. her coalition government includes the far—right league party led by matteo salvini, as well as forza italia led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi. and there

brought out by the public, they did not liken shakespeare's horror with the class struggle, but they not get it . and the woodsman with nostalgia guessed the cayjasins. kali, the actors are infantry. wang gave throughout belarus a tree of herds and illuminations of his people for the soul, dove stretched out to write at the chair and sweated that jazz was for this play, however, the 37th peak of repression came. it wasn’t voronok who came to him, and the manuscripts were confiscated on the water of the doves , they poured blame from jim or people’s art. and yadviga's wife never found out. wu otzhaya. i tried us to end our lives with suicidality for good luck . i am an itator disbanded from sin fell from the playwright and director to the people was shakespearean stories. olya had a difficult end to his trinity plan. you see them sowed, you are and the hallway is unbearable. the dove, by some kind of genie, lured the depot convoy to avoid death. he leaked out, near siberia he collected a new corpse there and went to carts to carts, showing performances and singing belarusian songs. yo

example, shakespeare is also our playwright.s already. eh, it's not only russian, playwright. he is, uh, he is a common human, because universal human questions and universal human feelings are raised. here chekhov singles out such separate oases, even if it is some poor unfortunate person with their vices. but you know this, that's how noah's ark. and on the new ark, he got some precious cargo. and the time will come that this is exactly how a person will relate to this, because this will be required for the continuation of the human race in general, so that it does not die out, so that it remains a man. you know, an amazing story that happened already in our times was such a playwright, jonascu. it is famous now and someone once asked him a question. who would you like to nominate? that's if you could be president of the globe chekhov told unesco forums that he expressed all those problems of russian life. uh, the ones we come across while reading his writings. they are such that these questions have not gone away. and now, th

oblomov goncharova thunderstorm ostrovsky at the bottom of gorky romeo and juliet shakespeare's demons of this dostoevsky according to the representatives of the rks. these works may contain propaganda for pedophiles to endure suicide addiction. well, after all, the russian book union, you're right, and you still add us, if i'm not mistaken, that i suggested checking, uh, uspensky. that's about uncle fyodor for vagrancy. eh, that's what also kind of characterizes this request in a certain way. yes, this is still scurrying, and not and where are some fair requests, in fact, no, uh, in fact, the russian book union is not rights, and propaganda is the transfer from the bearer of an ideology to the addressee, whom he wants to reach a certain ideology. yes or the creator of the ideology or the benefit of the acquirers of this ideology. he wants to convey this theology to his addressee, including books that have made some noise. uh, pro, and same-sex relationships between uh, there are some pioneers or something, there was recently. yes, it was noisy from all the telegram channels, and they

horrific and terrifying thing. >> stephen: improvise shakespeare?cause i was drunk so it was the sort of thing which i could never normally do but. >> stephen: you did the thing. >> i did the thing. have i no memory of it. i woke up the next day, the whole thing was some sort of weird hungover dream. but i got the part. so that was wonderful. >> stephen: congratulations. (applause) your sides, okay, what about, your kids are how old are your children now. >> they are six and four. >> stephen: lovely ages. >> i met your son the other night. >> stephen: yes, is he6 foot 4. >> he is a little bit older than that now. do they know whatted did does? like have they seen the fantastic beast movies. >> they are confused. we were in new york and connecticut making the good nurse and we were all out here together. age they came to set once. >> stephen: of the good nurse. >> of the good nurse. >> stephen: a great film for kids. really heartwarming. >> paying for the therapy now. they came to set and they basically, they didn't come on to the set am but they cam

sounded for the first time , however, then it was only part of the suite for the play based on shakespeare'smidsummer night's dream, and on that day the premiere took place in the new palace in the poddam, the music sounded just in the scene of the comedic marriage queen of the elf titans , and the heroes turned into a donkey. a few years later, the march sounded already at a real wedding in the english city of timertan, but its victorious march around the world began in 1858 after it was performed at the wedding of the british princess victoria and prussian crown prince, but in russia, the wedding march was called for a long time during the wedding in the church, secular music was not performed. and after the revolution, the marriage ceremony was simplified as much as possible, and only from the end of the fifties did a solemn ceremony for weddings appear. noah march of mendelssohn on october 14, 1912, an assassination attempt took place in the united states on presidential candidates theodore roosevelt, he had already held the presidential chair twice and was very popular during the spanis

and the japanese cartoon characters being recreated for the stage by the royal shakespeare company —x office records in the process. and coming—up on the bbc news channel... scotland are on the brink of elimination at the rugby leaue world cup after losing heavily to favourites australia in their second match. good evening. in a week's time or less, the uk will have a new prime minister — and penny mordaunt, leader of the house of commons has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet — but both borisjohnson and former chancellor rishi sunak have nominations from other mps. mrjohnson, who left office just over six weeks ago following a series of scandals, including infringing the law, has told an ally tonight — "we are going to do this, i'm up for it." other mps, such as suella braverman, who quit as home secretary this week, and the international trade secretary kemi badenoch, are also considering whether to run. they each need the backing of at least 100 colleagues to do so. whoever wins becomes conservative leader and

now in a world first, its animated movie my neighbour totoro has been adapted by the royal shakespearen to the barbican in london for an exclusive peek of the production. it's just an old house. there is no sign of totoro in our sneak preview of this show. the rsc is keeping the mysterious creature befriended by two children under wraps. the only puppets on the stage right now are the so—called soot sprites. working with puppets is so much fun. they're so funny and they are so cheeky, a lot of them, and they really do have a life of their own. you're talking about them like they're real people. both: yeah, they are! my neighbour totoro has never been staged before but, for more than 30 years, this hand—drawn animation has been one of the most—loved films to have come out of japan's equivalent of disney, the renowned studio ghibli. with legions of global fans, there's a lot riding on the new show, not least how to replicate the magical furry totoro. this is our backstage puppet workshop, where we're... puppet designer basil twist, who devised the dementors in the harry potter films, isn

at the same time, after shakespeare and burns, amateur writers and performers began to be called bardste to the era of romanticism in english culture, but soviet bard. the song was not like shakespeare's sonnets, it immediately became a unique phenomenon song, geologists students sang . tourists, journalists, actors, taxi drivers, people who have never studied music showed each other how to clamp the guitar strings, people who had never studied technical rhyming texts and sang them anywhere. for that era and its most important intonation so pseudo-heroic, of course, it was the okudzhak hero that was always important to me and sincerely needed, fragile with well not like a paper soldier, in fact , not so lacy and sticky, but i needed one with a sad face. with the intention of going to podvigzhevsky, the heroes were fragile and not very similar in some ways to the damask-kudzhava itself. his destiny can be called typical for the generation of the first soviet boards in 1937, when he turned 13, he was arrested and shot on false charges by the father of the first secretary. they were not t

but i don't think that dostoevsky or shakespeare a says the same thing about the artistic image thatnt to convey this ideology to him, as something that the reader must understand the issue in propaganda. let's take the definition of propaganda. yes this is precisely the message, the transfer of even a certain ideology to the addressee. here, in fact, what is proposed to be banned is another matter, that this eternal problem of censorship. what degree of censorship is acceptable? how should censorship be carried out, by whom, and so that the head should turn on, but uh, v- again, i repeat the current situation, when a propaganda of precisely all those types of perversions that a you that is, list to ask a question, and she clearly goes very so much that it destroys society and destroys destroys people, uh instills among children, first of all, but not only, but some m-th types of behavior that, in general, can lead humanity to a catastrophe daria kosatkina's interview on the internet with a coming out that she is a lesbian is propaganda of same-sex relationships. i'm not very interes

shakespeares' guard and refers -- has plants referred to in shakespeare's plays and poems.academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was designed in 1928 by the california spring blossom association. flowers and plants played an important part in shakespeares literary masterpieces. here is an enchanting and tranquil garden tucked away along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. appreciate the beauty of its unique setting. the cherry tree, the brick walkways, the enchanting stones, the rustic sundial. chaired the bards'w ro -- share the bard's words. the garden is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, enjoy the sunshine and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare float you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. shakespeares garden is ada accessible. this park is located at the bottom of a hill. it is a secret garden with an infinite and captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, one block from the bottom of lombard street, it makes the to

shakespeare's ardor with the class struggle could not be obtained perhaps the officials rated the 15th anniversary of the dove at the 15th anniversary of a personal car. and the lumberjack with nostalgia, the guesser of the actors with the infantry. wang gave all over belarus dilemmas and illuminations of their people for the soul. the dove stretched out the writer at the chair and stretched out that jazz for these pieces, however, the 30th sem peak of repression came. it wasn’t the funnel that came to him, and the manuscripts were confiscated to the prophet at the equator. poured out jim's fault or folk artist yellow ajay did not have a chance to move. i tried to end our life with suicide, but luckily, vladislav golubok was shot, already seeing a month after ara that on 28 aversley berries ator rasfor from sin, the playwright and director gave the people a lie of young shakespearean stories, oleg ended his own and once went to trinity plan. you see them sowed, you are and the hallway the legend is non-existent, deep. some kind of genie, lured the convoy, yes, escape death. leaked from

isn't it time for us, my friends, to take a swing at our william shakespeare , friends on the kola peninsulas the life of your own people, that is, people come and leave. only those remain, that 's really near the chin, don't strain, don't strain. this is the longest house in russia, it alone makes up a whole microdistrict. it always fit exactly into the wall, firstly from the cold, because our walls in the summer are just cold as ice did anyone see whales in the afternoon. there he was, i saw him and suddenly, the sky is devastated by such a bright flash of blue green they do not like it when it is expensive for them to touch yes. and you hello. hi all. oh lord, the life of their premiere tomorrow at the first and how did you say there? award-winning and acclaimed culinary masters take off their hats after testing maheev products and congratulate you on being awarded the award for excellent taste makes your dishes bad. tastes better with age. changes in vision can change familiar things for the clear taxonal look big red package rushes to your aid at that moment. makes you climb the wall wi

and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history and playwrights like shakespeare so the film reunites the team behind philomena, so director stephen frears, writerjeff pope and writer and costar steve coogan, who plays philippa's exjohn. in real life philippa langley felt she was guided to the burial spot and got goosebumps while standing on it by something not quite normal, i suppose. take a look. dramatic music plays music swells are you lost? sorry? um, excuse me, could you... could you tell me what that letter represents? just means reserved.

. >> i did when i was young as my father was a shakespeare producer. >> stephen: that is how you camen kindergarten. >> yeah. >> stephen: and i was going to ask how did this guy become that guy. >> age performs miracles. actually, i had already had my first performance before that was taken. >> stephen: what was it. >> i was one of norah's children in a doll's house when i was about two years old. my father in fact played my own father. and i don't remember a single thing about the experience. but i'm told i was very good. so that was,. >> stephen: when did you realize you liked it? >> i think i was a big campus star at college. and i think, there was one particular number in a gilbert and sullivan opera where i stopped the show. and the audience would not stop applauding. they simply wouldn't let the show go on. >> stephen: what was the show. >> utopia limited. >> stephen: i don't know that one. >> by gilbert and sullivan. their least known operetta. and i stood there just like, looking at them and saying when are you going to stop and they didn't stop. and i thought, i'm going to be

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sounded for the first time , however, then it was only part of the suite in the play based on shakespeare's midsummer night's dream, and on that day the premiere took place in the new palace in the poddama music sounded just in the scene of the comedic marriage of the queen of the elf titans, and the heroes who turned into a donkey. a few years later, the march sounded already at a real wedding in the english city of tivernton, but its victorious the procession around the world began in 1858 after the performance at the wedding of the british princess victoria and the prussian crown prince, but in russia the wedding march was called for a long time during the wedding in the church, secular music was not performed. and after the revolution, the marriage ceremony was simplified as much as possible, and only from the end of the fifties did a solemn ceremony for weddings appear. on october 14 , 1912, there was an attempt on the life of presidential candidates theodore roosevelt in the united states, he had already occupied the presidential chair twice and was very popular during the spanish ame

and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history and playwrights like shakespeareve, the bones are under a car park in leicester. so the film reunites the team behind philomena, so director stephen frears, writerjeff pope and writer and costar steve coogan, who plays philippa's exjohn. in real life philippa langley felt she was guided to the burial spot and got goosebumps while standing on it by something not quite normal, i suppose. take a look. dramatic music plays music swells are you lost? sorry? um, excuse me, could you... could you tell me what that letter represents? just means reserved. it's a social services car park. that bay is reserved for one of the managers. of course, reserved. of course it's reserved — except she has the feeling that it's something else and, as history proves, turns out she was right. now, the film has caused some controversy, because its depiction of academics who are almost pantomime villains in terms of firstly mocking her and not taking her seriously because she is working both on research and a certain degree of feelings and em

but with joseph fans, who played shakespeare, he sang, broke through himself very freely, bennett enragedship ended in 2003, gwyneth married the leader of a british band. coldplay chris martin have two children daughter apple that is, the apple and the son of molls or moses, the brother lasted 10 years in the morning, announced that they had a conscious separation and they decided not to make a drama out of divorce, in general, the awareness of healing, the harmony of spiritual practice, and so on by that time became the main words in the lexicon of the star. she starred less and less in films and notable roles were only pepper, iron man's girlfriend in marvel films. but paltru began to get well with guru, it all started in 2008 with a modest email newsletter with advice from the actress on a healthy lifestyle and alternative medicine business, grew to become a huge empire worth hundreds of millions of dollars, including a website, a print magazine, a podcast show on netflix, and an online store. in which you can buy anything from interior items to organic cosmetics among the most unusual

we have been rehearsing non-standard since january 21 and named the performance shakespeare hamlet inassociation when you don’t ask shakespeare everyone says hamlet is one concept. it is already even here there is not even an author and a name or some kind of one such monolith, and which lies in itself. it seems to me that all the highest and dramaturgy in the understanding of hamlet was born a boy immodest and not unambiguous, but for sure, an exciting storm of emotions in the soul is provided. tied, if you want one morning on ntv, i'm sergey mayorov hello at the beginning of the new 102nd theater season on the old arbat near simonovskaya, the stage of the evgeny vakhtangov theater , a new monument appeared three figures three outstanding artists of our time three people's artists of the ussr vasily lanovoy vladimir etush and yuri yakovlev now remember in bronze these great artists. it is a pity, of course, that everything that has been done for the channel of eternity, and in general, practically nothing remains, except for miserable photographs and some films, which will also disap

that's right, because he is unlike anyone, but everyone needs shakespeare's longest play 29.550 wordsle feeling of love. eh, to. unfortunately, an incredible feeling of fear is something that is close to every person, perhaps someone for himself will come to the idea there for all forgiveness. and how is it there it should be at the level of the questions asked. if we achieve this, there will be no modern performances in principle. well, that is, he does not understand. approximately show expert hamlet now in november 13th and 27th in the theater and a minimum of advice karina makaryan vasily valetov sergey myakin first channel 143 is not less, but millions of tons. here is a grain harvest collected about this year. and this means that god is with him with spectacles, and bread this year, enough for everyone, this pleases. well, of course, to recycle such a volume is necessary. modern equipment and efficient production and excellent, what do we have all this? at this bakery in simferopol, the oldest enterprise in the crimea conducts tours for 95 years. and here a record amount of brea

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life is priceless and death is, well, that's all the death of the universe yes, if you remember shakespearee is a price, this is a continuation of ukrainians, this is a continuation, this is a pedigree, this is death for the sake of the fact that ukrainians continue to exist in the world on the globe, and this is a value. this is a value for the world , for the ukrainians themselves, so i just thought that russians are just liberal, even without quotation marks, they do not experience war, they do not understand that during the war, many things change, and in particular, the attitude towards the value of life changes, and you can change the value of your life. what do the ukrainian people and ukrainian soldiers and ukrainian men and women who are also in the army and they they understand that my life i really don't want to lose it, but the value of the state, well, not even the state of the people can and the state means that there will be children, there will be grandchildren, granddaughters, and this and this community is large . forty million will continue itself in its children, its gra

no coincidence that the man of the millennium, the british did not name the former poet william shakespearen churchill who said that for quote primitive times the best medicine. this is british colonism that said it hated the inhabitants. india called the indians with cats from the bestial religion. here is such a hero of time. millennium new british home secretary soela brierman, daughter of indian migrants, has proposed reducing the number of visas issued to indian citizens and criticized the upcoming london-delhi trade agreement over fears that migration will increase and too many people like her will come to britain. parents will come from where the english writer was born, redyar, whose film was then born the jungle book, a book in which the boy mowgli defeats the banderlog tribe of stupid monkeys with hypnotized cubes. lisa girson. boris khalfin alexander dekin. and vladimir vopritsky tv company ntv london state of emergency with us marat sedikov. marat what do you want today? and yegor to us today we will talk about how rare red book animals ended up in the capital. now about their o

perhaps he wanted no further scrutiny of sentence sentence art than, say, shakespeare provoked by dramatizing plutarch's or holland sheds chronicles of england. i really enjoyed rewatching that lincoln forum reading stephen was indeed not only a great historian, not only a skillful, but a very good actor, blessed with a fine tenor voice that i envied, and a kind of like slightly a serbian tone, which i really dug, i must say. he recited at night, from the words of lincoln and john wilkes booth, recreate the roiling of lincoln's final days, the alternating spirit of relief and revenge that defined the period between appomattox and ford's theater. i want to be invisible, he said before he started his. i've been so many voices. i have to go into therapy. he was edgy as usual, provoke, active and spellbinding. did he want to go where no one could dare question his absolute integrity, which he held my view for his entire career to retreat into the characters he had already brought so vividly to life. i don't know. maybe others today explore what either a bracing expression of new historical writin

from shakespeare to sondheim some of her other memorable roles include an english which in bed knobs and broomsticks. later in life, lansbury lends her voice to animated films, including beauty and the beast and anastasia, she rounded out her golden years appearing in occasional films into her 90s. >> i'm interested in every part of life. in other words, not just acting, but everything that that is given to us as human beings to indulge ourselves in our lives. >> at the age of 93 she told larry king she had no plans to retire. >> i will probably pass away, with one hand on my script. >> reporter: among her many honors in 2014, the british native was named a dame commander of the order of the british empire. michael george, cbs news. >> she is so lovely. >> an incredible career. > >> lansbury's family said she died peacefully in her sleep in los angeles, just five days shy of her 97th birthday. >> and she leaves behind three children, three grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. > >> still ahead on 5:00, port producers go to battle with california, the supreme court case that co

just as in the united states, shakespeare is being taken out of the scores. so the great classical thinkers who provide an insight into how humans civilization developed are being taken away. once you do that, you rip away an anchor which connects the past and the present and hopefully the future. and i think the, when held is up, ruth found the schiller institute. the idea was that we want to revive these brain humanistic. classical principles on both sides of the atlantic at that time. because at that point you had a split developing between the united states and germany. you had the missile crisis in europe and the 1000 eighty's for 1904. we set up the show or institute, which is now in virtually every country around the world. and i, i think we're finding a resonance for these very ideas. and i think it will happen in germany also because they know, and germany idea of classical culture is still there, but it's now being under assault in the same way it is in the west generally. do you think that's just that because people are ignorant and don't appreciat

that would never justify by the directors of mainstream american society yet here we are taking shakespeare'susly that all the world is a stage so how our own beings and the those that profoundly complicated notions that reframe the understanding of what blackness might mean at any point and what it means to be ad citizen of both this country and global citizens. >> if we take nothing else if you are on facebook life we love to ask the questions. it's notot a monolith but with this religious culture has us to believe we are not a monolith. i was asking if you could freestyle a little that i will not ask you right now you just got in. i am truly aware of that. but that in this chapter is the idea that you masterfully attempted to put hip-hop culture into a broader context. historically and politically i cannot tell you how many conversations i have with folks when i put tupac in the same conversation with queen maia and they missed the concept you say they don't understand but help us put in its place to just be. swaddling clothing and scriptures meant scribbling on notepad' take us to the jou

and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history and playwrights like shakespeareppa's exjohn. in real life philippa langley felt she was guided to the burial spot and got goosebumps while standing on it by something not quite normal, i suppose. take a look. dramatic music plays music swells

you name it so they have huge exposure to our knowledge . shakespeare is now how get them to know people in all parts of china. very, very well. now, whether that eventual responsibilities will have a direct relation with the discipline that they are focusing on. for example, aerospace or not, i think they should not be a direct linkage or connectivity. however, whatever their background or disciplines in the past were definitely would contribute to whatever they will do going forward in their very important party leadership role and government leadership role. what that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, ah, personally, my organization has been opposed, especially made up for many years. and we know that it was wrong. we know that it was a, we trailed a promise made when the berlin wall fell. we know that the question is, how are we going to proceed in a constructive way that will reduce the chances of nuclear war rather than increase the chances which is what has occur