i put shakespeare shakespeare romeo and juliet you yourself said, it is necessary about love.for the motherland guys, they serve away from home, they really need to know that girls are waiting for them there and love them. well, please, well, let us make it work. i already once staged the performance seventh belkin's tale and we, by the way, then the first place won in a regional competition. responsibility for this event colonel this means that you agree, let's say. and you agree that yulia will rehearse juliet, okay, stop doing it, what kind of artist is yulia? no? no, i need your julia , she is a wonderful actress, no one can handle this role better than her, and i really know that she has a very strict daily routine. okay, i need you to let her go to rehearsal, the driver will bring and take back. by the way, who will play romeo there? but art wait, this is my fiancé georgie lord, what kind of foreign tourists have we seen a miracle here, as they say, welcome. only son . meet this. oh, father. and i kept thinking that it’s not so good for you to sing a golden son, dad janu

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.

but if you are an ordinary european, you are losing a lot of money. ah william shakespeare for us ish classic, you have deprived the audience of fun for the common people, i’m going to see you the series, the audience can’t miss popcorn , the only way is to kill it for the living, so parents got spears, they cried about laughing at once with the heroes of the play, however, that was at 16 sides for landing. twentieth seeds learned from them no one sucked. you were treated from java or tare no, insidious mudflows and proletarians. and here you just didn’t want it to be you jesse and belarus denismen on that jazz. a freebie of seventy from a hundred useful people, as well as grew up to improve to a bridge, the broadest masses vladislav golubok was an intellectual of generations who was born under the sheep. today lesnaya this is quite a big haul from hell in 1880 to other water gastro-instations with tremahats. one of them lived with the family of an assistant machinist yase, in blue, there appeared in the world, pepper, uladik, fluctuations tore off the locksmith’s brother, at the dep

and i know people are reading shakespeare less and less. i live on a steady diet of shakespeare.wife is about to appear in new york. the reunion scenes in the late play of course he lost, his son died, shakespeare's son. and after the death of his son they are all these reunion scenes for people who you thought were lost to find again presents that winter's tale. he finds his daughter, marina and our youngest daughter's name is marina. my wife had played marina when she was at julliard. and when she was born i recited that i whole scene right after e was born by memory. i was terrified it would forget it. so i was kind of mumbling it. my wife said i thought you were praying. i said yeah i was praying. stu and liz, new jersey thank you for holding on your on with author chris hedges. >> caller: good afternoon. i was a teacher at a new jersey state prison for a period of 15 years. and of course our coursework was geared toward getting the student his high school diploma. these would be capable of it and had enough time to get there. i think the college programs, as some kind of pre

wow, the joke of vladislav golubok in our carriages and meats knew where the tires of that shakespeareonorary title of people's artist of nutrition was taken away from the bssr. who breaks it off did not stand vladislav golubok had long been an accompaniment artist, and the people's olezh became more and more stern in the huge theater and began to call out the alarm over the tayon to the thieves. not under the control was expressed. to plant his doperotvory with these uzunshains, this is how the third belarusian appeared near gomel. the derzhavny theatre, on foot 2, were near minsk and vitebsk on the underbelly dove stretched out to wolf the corpses, and he was recklessly good. he was healed from above, although he went on stage at an early age. yes, i put on plays. ale, already for the family, has worked a new hour for the court and they are deinaviating, the public does not relied on shakespeare's joy with the class struggle to get maybe a wife or 1935 on the 15th anniversary of personal cars. and he himself, with nostalgia, the guesser of the aspen, potassium actors, the infantry an

that is, as shakespeare is great in something, so the elevator is great in this.krivosheev gymnasium number four named after hero of the soviet union vladimir mikhailovich bezbokov saratov city saratov region, and death to assume that, like shakespeare is great in poetry, swift is great in satire what do you think is the correct answer in irony well, you can can set off this answer for you with the same thing, well not quite, well close. the questions are simpler, so we give medals. and only those who have not yet joined the club of smart people answer, that is, who do not have orders, but only have medals or have nothing at all. question number one. gulliver what do these two have in common? as the british say, frost is the first to be called? the city of bugulma, republic of tatarstan, i suppose that uh? well, since jonathan's father's name was also jonathan plum, then don't fantasize about the whole secret in these names. them. and here there are names from somewhere taken from some tradition. which jonathan or the testament of which branch quite right, then, l

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 than the fine, or interested in 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 in 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, to improve their

e, he lived at the same time as shakespeare, but unfortunately he did not reach the level of talent andat least a well-known author, who was compiled, gave us not entirely tactful examples, but he helped me understand , let's say there is pushkin, alexander sergeevich borodynsky, also wonderful. eh, a poet, but still a contribution. eh, pushkin and baratynsky, he looks a little different on the scales like this, johnson lost as a bum. uh, talent let's say to shakespeare, but that's not the point, he was a whiner all the time. that he will never be, buried and master's abbey. i needed a special order, but he was always objected that there is another way, you need to pay 400 coins. here he also continued to whine and said, you humiliate me, i am a poor poet. i only have 200 with the hope of a miracle, and he said that's all. time kept saying 200 coins, but it would have been 400 and i would have been buried for the whole month, but what did they do to him with the offer inherent in english black humor and he accepted, and the offer is this, because the earth is very expensive for 200 coin

uh, by talent, let's say shakespeare, but that's not the point that he was a whiner and all the time.be, buried and master's abbey. i needed a special order, but he was always objected that there is another way , you need to pay 400 coins. here he also continued to whine and said, you humiliate me, i am a poor poet. i only have 200 with the hope of a miracle, and he said that's all. time kept saying, here are 200 coins, but it would have been 400 and i would have been buried for the whole month, but what did they do to him with the offer inherent in english black humor and he accepted, and the offer is this, because the earth is very expensive for 200 coins he was buried, but vertically, that is, the group was placed vertically and indeed this is a reliable story benzhousom buried vertically in the whole month of history, but the second uh, a huge street, this street that leads from behind the old city to the city of long streets. there is one, not to pronounce. the name of one hotel chain is american , so the owner of the hotel is 200 m on the road to the hotel, since this is his lan

well, for example, if there is pushkin park or pushkin street, why is there no shakespeare street orspeare park, and probably this question is not asked only in kyiv because there are less and less let's talk about the streets of pushkin, monuments and parties remain in ukraine i agree with you on the other hand we understand a figure of russian imperial policy or a russian poet as a certain instrument of cultural colonization, no, but where is pushkin, where is kyiv, why should there be one in kyiv or in zhytomyr? where can we get the names for naming streets, so to speak, but also the issue of monuments, i would like to ask you if there is a chance in e-e in kyiv to see, for example, a large, beautiful monument to petlyura or a large, beautiful monument to someone else from our national heroes in that to yevgeny konovaltsy himself, what kind of harrowing in kyiv from the moscow ord 100 years ago, let's separate a little two concepts, first , uh, we actually continue to remove from the public space of kyiv those monuments that are connected with the narratives of russia, unfortunate

yes, i love, i love, and i'm not afraid of this word shakespeare, i just don't remember, exactly, what i thought for a long time, before going like this and writing everything down, it's probably maybe it will seem funny, it will seem like a joke, but knowing lena that yes , jokes have a lot of truth. fine, funny. i can congratulate you. so why did you turn it off? can i turn it back on? well, the pig is generally aware of the matter. what is broadcast enabled? oh, grisha, i told you this word turned out quite by accident funny. i understand that it is very funny to broadcast other people's feelings, you will also answer the whole house on the radio. you are silent, you are silent again. what a pie not decisive. well, isn't it right? for technical reasons so, in fact, you understand, what are you doing? i don't understand, that's exactly what you don't understand. well , what did they come to the beach, what is it? what is this like this? i ask legs, i understand that. where do you work, in general? i am an economist and you have met many economists in this form. we must educate our sp

i know people i reading shakespeare less and less.my wife is just about to appear in, and reunions the in the play, his son died, and then after the death of his son, people who you thought were lost are coming to be found again. in pericles, he finds his daughter marina. my wife had played in julliard. and when she was born, i was cited that the, right after she was born, by memory. i was terrified i would forget it. my wife said, i thought you were praying. host: liz, thank you for holding on. you are on with chris hedges. caller: i was a teacher at a new jersey state prison for about 15 years and our coursework was geared toward getting a student his high school diploma. he was going to be capable of it and had enough time to get there. but i think the college program predates earlier than the gentleman from camden, who talked about getting in 1948. i started working at i started working at the state prison in 1985 and remained there through 1999. at that point there are times due to the state layoff it was perceptible it was teach

you get to read shakespeare. i just don't get to read it. my kids don't get to read.so you are putting us at a deficit. so you get to learn stuff that i don't get to learn. how is that equality? well they don't want equality. yeah, and then you are gonna talk about -- what is equity mean versus equality? if you approach it that way, i think that you will get more people on your side. our army would get bigger. and then we can fight about issues later. so that is all i have, and if you all have any questions, let me know. [applause] i will answer that question, any other questions? okay. what about the ones in the front? how to use the, mike say they can hear a question. and i want to talk loud. he has a mic for you. you have to step on the table. it's your call. >> didn't want to line up. >> yeah, there you go, all of you get in line. kind sir. question asking sir. >> hello. >> hello. >> while, i am told back here. i am not sure, wasn't there a 16 20 project that tried to come up and refute some of the 16 19? >> there is a lot of things. >> 1776. >> -- glen laurie and

shakespeare an shakespeare turns up with an uzi. uzi and, you know, uzi.hopper i worry about get in the chopper i worry about this stuff like the computers like being able to think and mimi i mean it makes me feel old. when i was a kid, we just spoke to each other. but i mean, is yes. like his grandad. yeah. what's that ? it this stuff is what's that? it this stuff is that there's more to this . this that there's more to this. this stuff can be used in business. this stuff be used to shoot kids then like there's loads basically going to take basically it's going to take over the world. yeah it is. to take over the world. you heard it we're going move it here first. we're going move on sunday express. on now to the sunday express. parents use phones to parents want to use phones to track now got track children. now you've got kids it's good idea. kids. yeah, it's a good idea. yes parents . wow, look so yes parents. wow, look so parents split over whether to check children on their phones is it wrong to track your teens . parents are divided over the subject

shakespeare an shakespeare turns up with an uzi. uzi and, you know, uzi.hopper i worry about get in the chopper i worry about this stuff like the computers like being able to think and mimi i mean it makes me feel old. when i was a kid, we just spoke to each other. but i mean, is yes. like his grandad. yeah. what's that ? it this stuff is what's that? it this stuff is that there's more to this . this that there's more to this. this stuff can be used in business. this stuff be used to shoot kids then like there's loads basically going to take basically it's going to take over the world. yeah it is. to take over the world. you heard it we're going move it here first. we're going move on sunday express. on now to the sunday express. parents use phones to parents want to use phones to track now got track children. now you've got kids it's good idea. kids. yeah, it's a good idea. yes parents . wow, look so yes parents. wow, look so parents split over whether to check children on their phones is it wrong to track your teens . parents are divided over the subject

shakespeare, eliot ? no. a light shakespeare, eliot? no. a light bulb moment . shakespeare, eliot? light bulb moment. obi—wan kenobi. of a king. skywalker. darth vader . a king. skywalker. darth vader. all that fixation on pent up maternal energy, turning him into one of the villains that he swore he'd always fight against. and now it's reported that when it comes to the coronation, harry and meghan will be nephi . harry and meghan will be nephi. not flippin invited . the risk not flippin invited. the risk just isn't worth it for the firm. he's too good at the job of being a journalist with an eye for a good story. in fact, he's probably become the best paid journalist of all time . paid journalist of all time. parallels, of course, are drawn with edward the eighth to last lovesick puppy to turn his back on the monarchy who had to watch the late queen's big day on the telly in paris with his american actress missus. now will be actress missus. now it will be the same for harry, except he'll most likely be in la with meghan and his echo chamber acolytes , and his echo chamber acolyt

this past summer, you starred as richard iii in richard iii for shakespeare in the park. ( applause )-- i had been able to see this, you know. it's one of my favorite plays. did you ever imagine that this would be a part that would be offered to you? >> no. i-- i did not. when i got the phone call, it was a dear friend, the head of the public theater, and i've done shakespeare in the park before like, literally, a decade ago. you werely my time schedule and everything never worked out. and i thought he was going to say something, and i was getting ready to say,s, oscar, i can't." but he said richard iii, and i was just-- i was stumped. i was speechless. i couldn't even believe that was what he was offering me. i just couldn't say no. , you know, it's not often a girl gets to play a bad guy. >> stephen: one of the baddest of the bad guys. >> one of the worst. he's such a bastard. it was so fun. he's so fun. i miss him. >> stephen: oh! >> yeah. >> stephen: oh, i really wish i could have seen it. that would have been extraordinary. >> i mean, pbs did record it,s if you ever -- >> stephen

shakespeare, eliot ? no. a light shakespeare, eliot? no. a light bulb moment . shakespeare, eliot? light bulb moment. obi—wan kenobi. of a king. skywalker. darth vader . a king. skywalker. darth vader. all that fixation on pent up maternal energy, turning him into one of the villains that he swore he'd always fight against. and now it's reported that when it comes to the coronation, harry and meghan will be nephi . harry and meghan will be nephi. not flippin invited . the risk not flippin invited. the risk just isn't worth it for the firm. he's too good at the job of being a journalist with an eye for a good story. in fact, he's probably become the best paid journalist of all time . paid journalist of all time. parallels, of course, are drawn with edward the eighth to last lovesick puppy to turn his back on the monarchy who had to watch the late queen's big day on the telly in paris with his american actress missus. now will be actress missus. now it will be the same for harry, except he'll most likely be in la with meghan and his echo chamber acolytes , and his echo chamber acolyt

yourself, you can get it to ask, ask it to write in the style of the chicago and chicago gangster or shakespeare, whatever your preferences it will do. so it's always going to be easy circumvented . so be any way you to be sure that things are cheap. students are cheating is actually to put them in exam positions, put them in a room, make sure they didn't have access to any technology. it's, it's getting challenging to know what is human from what is thought though what thanks talking to us, i am not a bond and i've enjoyed talking to toby walsh the say microsoft has announced plans to cut at least 10000 jobs by the end of september that last will affect about 5 percent of the tech firms workforce calling food engineers in the gaming division such as x box. ah, let's take you through the headlines now. ukraine secret services launched a criminal investigation into a helicopter crash and the key of region. the interior minister and other senior officials were killed. 14 people died when the cross came down next to kindergarten . in the town of bravado, dozens of people were injured. rushes presid

the joke of vladislav golubok in our layouts and the butchers knew where the tires of the same shakespearemolded in 1928, the bssr was taken away the honorary title of people's artist of nutrition, who, tearing off his first lead, did not stand at vladislav golubok, he had long been an accompaniment artist of the people, and lying down became more and more severe at the androny theater began to curse the anxiety of the officials, not under control, and tady was expressed, to besiege him to create. so the tracks were able to show up, the belarusian kept on the fifth feast, 2 were from minsk and vitebsk. on a pull-up, dove stretched out to block the corpses, and a little roshenim from above healed him, though on the stage. he goes out to the downtrodden. yes, i put on plays. ale has already worked a new hour for the court and is deinaviating, the audience did not fall down shakespearean joys with the class struggle with the class struggle, they could not get it, and the eighth rated the 1935 for 15 years of the jubilee dove personal cars have been improved, and myeong forests are nostalgic.

and shakespeare can be read by heart weakly to be or not to be. comrade burmistrov. stop talking, but confessing to crimes. vladimir was in no hurry to refuse. he said he didn't know anything and didn't do anything. he had such a position that only the evidence could make the criminal speak. the evidence was enough , the investigator laid it on the table. stolen jewelry wasted bottle of russian balsam wigs gun, burmistrov, stupefied, and then he started. you are vera popova, it was with this gun that the criminal threatened the woman. take off your earrings quickly, but he understood that he had just arrived. full recognition frank-hearted or some well, complete yes, some give some kind of chanson to save life, while burmistrov was tormented by only one question, when at what stage did he make a fatal mistake that cost him in freedom, he asked you several times how did you know, how did you come frankness upon me for frankness, when the criminal found out that he was burned on the coupons, the investigators were waiting for the terrible confession

in shakespeare you have or in greek tragedy you have hubris. and then you have crisis and then you have catastrophe and then you have at the end some kind of catharsis or resolution. um, and so this is what happens. you've got the hubris the opening scene of them thinking that everything is wonderful that resulted this watergate problem. then you get the crisis of mccord's letter to the judge then you get the catastrophe of all the aids turning on each other and finally nixon being forced to part with his closest to closest aids holderman and erlichmann. and nixon coming very close at that point to thinking he had to resign himself. actually he manages to hang on for another year, but that it takes the he hangs on while there's a a big fight you probably all remember it over whether or not the tapes will be will be published. okay, so we see. the other quality or characteristic of a tragic story is that you have to see the hero suffering. and i think we do see nixon suffer. we see this sort of human side to him when he gets rid of holdeman. he

girls will become heroes, children under a screened viennese ball flavored with intermedes near shakespeare'swhich goes from point to point. this is a dance program with the audience, our guests, the final of the ball will be. eh, we have this year. i hope very bright, impressive we will be a light show with elements of freezing. here will be attracted, and several composition of the teams that invite - invite everyone to the living room of the snow queen anniversary ninetieth season, the great ones without drama from the four planned premieres of the gliding have already appreciated two performances, followed by the repertoire poster to replenish the ballet donkey move and opera the barber of seville skin friday and chooses those of his cultural route for this our edition is completed, probably the region and insha, the project and the bilter of the radio company are available. as it is on the site tvr-digging by receptions and the underside of christ, this french is called little venice. as you understand, due to weather conditions , we will not be able to start a trip in a dress, but in no

tuvo la aerolínea estos son $300 en crédito los viajes informaron que el tiempo de cancelar desde shakespeare dinero es tu futuro >> independiente del tiempo que toma, tenga paciencia recupere el dinero si se vio afectado no deje que se vaya a la basura >> tener todos los recibos de gastos que hizo podemos ver a josé antonio diciendo más y te fuiste a un hotel, si pagaste comida, todo eso hay que guardarlo en el momento presentarlo para tener un reembolso >> helios dieron millas que no vienen con reembolso en la cuenta y también puede llamar me imagino pero no lo deje >> vamos a ver que es lo que nos tienes >> gracias muchachos el premio es el galardón que entrega la fifa la gala de el mejor gol del año los candidatos para esta edición mbappé rricharlison también la liga polacca para quienes resolvieron amputación de una pierna pero mire este golazo de media volea si de por sí es complejo hacerlo imaginan con solo una pierna, vida de para disfrutar una y otra vez testigo que tiene méritos para pelear el trofeo a los otros nominados >> este no es cualquier triple logrado por uno de los jugador

you still get to read shakespeare. i just don't get to read it. my kids don't get to read it. so you putting us at a deficit so you get to learn stuff that i don't get to learn. how is that equality? oh, they don't want equality more. they want equity. yeah, it's not a yeah, and then you guys talk about the d. i think what does equity mean versus equality. so if you approach it that way, i think that you will get more people on your side. our army will get bigger and then we can fight about issues later. so that is all i have and if you all have any questions, let me know. i won't answer that question any other questions they didn't hear you. okay? oh, i don't know. what about the ones in the front walk around? oh, he said that he has a mic so they can actually hear your question. and as you want to talk loud, he has a mic for you. you just got to go step right by the table. it's a short walk. oh, you didn't want to line up. yeah. there you go. you can all just get it get in line one, sir. kind sir question asking sir. hello. wow, i'm tall back here. i'm not sure the name of i

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well, that ends well in shakespeare . the ends well in shakespeare.s in the final act . and we're a long the final act. and we're a long way from that. do you still believe in the monarchy? yes harry, believe in the monarchy. but the monarchy still believe in him . geoff moody, gb news. in him. geoff moody, gb news. well, itv have released another teaser clip of harry's interview , where he discusses the death of his mother. they want knows where they were and what they were doing. the night my mother died. i cried once at the burial and you know i go into detail about how strange it was and how actually there was some guilt that i that i felt. i think william felt as by walking around outside of kensington palace and the 50,000 bouquets of flowers to our mother and that we were shaking people's hands, smiling. i've that we were shaking people's hands, smiling . i've seen the hands, smiling. i've seen the videos. right. i've looked i look back over all and the wet hands that we were . we couldn't hands that we were. we couldn't understand why the hand

play this out for me. >> neil, remind me not to follow chad pergram when he is quoting shakespeare.ery difficult. look, for all of the fire and brimstone over the last couple of weeks, what i think people are ignoring is, that republicans still just control 1/3 of the calculus here. they control the house. they don't control the senate. they don't control the white house there is no chance, no chance, that major republican legislation is going to get passed. the first and primary role the republicans play in the house is check and balance against the biden administration. this is the same it was for nancy pelosi in the last two years of trump's term. they're not going to balance the budget. they will not get dramatic spending cuts. might they get bits and pieces as part of negotiation with the democrats? yes that should work. anybody thinks this is life-changing experience or transformational doesn't understand washington. neil: mick, what you make of number of representatives i have had on, republican more in the moderate camp, kevin mccarthy camp initially going into vote hog are

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. >> they become one that people have in the households along with the bible and shakespeare and thedictionary and whatever it may be. yeah, thinking of it as a genre is very rich. >> yes. you know, the 1814 constitution is the second oldest will and norwegians are encouraged [inaudible] both conservative nation and also says the symbolism is extreme. this is a way of domesticating the organization of that state. >> maybe i will ask just one more question before we turn to the audience that i'm sure has many questions for you. in britain, one of the things people argue what has held britain together is a combination of things that in the late 20th century were not evidence any more of the empire, the war with france and anti-catholicism and so on and sure enough many things followed from your arguments in britain. maybe part one of the question to you but part two is famously in the u.s. before the constitution led over the last century or so [inaudible] the constitution has been amended in the ways of the civil war and so on but now there's this idea. coming back to the role of the

but the bible shakespeare and others not just any shakespeare, and talking about some of the other players, is only had put in spiritual formation and ethical cultivation just like the best of our folks, it was not about to spend skin pigmentation of the trust that he made the life that he wanted to live. yet at the same time the republican his family, thank god for the 200,000 black brothers and joining union army to help break the back of the confederate army to give american in 1960, were about to go under again pretty and it comes ella baker martin king and rabbi and dorothy day, and your comes in a wave average of new s and my conservative brother. and they were right there as well, in the 1960s and isn't that true. >> that is true. >> absolutely, and another one for holland and vanilla brothers. [laughter] very much so but not because chocolate it is inherently good, because chocolate people chose to be good. they chose to be forces for good we are again in 2020. congress, not just dysfunctionality when you this into the corporate media, no, this is a very sad moment it is clear that