he loved to teach shakespeare as well as palestinian literature. last december, i in the united states, last december, which was december 20, 22. i was last december 2022, i was invited states completing my mfa program at syracuse, in fact, hosted me at one of his poetry classes and. there is a recording on youtube of that. he me to his students and praised my book before discussing it with the students. then we had a conversation and if i had always edited his students, write their own poems and the stories. if i himself was a poet and a short story writer as well as an essay as to his writings, appeared in the new york times, among other places. and of course, now we have a very important book to have on shelves. and if did not want to die, he loved life. he loved his students. he loved his family and he loved food, especially ice. the last time heard this father's voice was on the phone. on november 27th, a few days after i was released by the israeli army having been kidnaped for three days. we've was furious about what happened to me. he gener

this is the lady doth protest too much methinks, to quote shakespeare's hamlet here.the interesting thing about this entire 130 plus page soliloquy here is it was quite defensive. i did this because of these reasons and i consulted with a half dozen different governmental agencies. it was very defensive, it was very telling. most of it, 90% of it was absolutely irrelevant. the reality is, he should have done his homework, he should have known about the immunity issues and he should have known he was going to lose. winning or losing was never the goal, it was disdain the reputation. >> trace: shakespeare and soliloquy. on your game tonight. thank you both. president biden saying it's a joke that trump would get credit for the cease-fire and hostage deal reached today. what do you think? who do you think deserves credit? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, we are back with the nightcap crew, including you, next. ♪ ♪ watch your step! that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even if you have a big trip to plan around. tha

like aaron who told me he will tell his grandchildren one day about what he did the two paraphrase shakespearethat the good man shall teach his son. you will be remembered from this day until the ending of all time because the truth is eternal. you can be part of a group like this, the few, the happy feel. the band of brothers. for he today who sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. wherever you are, wherever you come from. this day shall make you a man and men who are asleep will stand occurs they are not here. there is a flashlight on the phone, i want you to turn it on. right here right now i will introduce you to some of the people that inspire me. in the darkest moments or surrounded by evil, reminded by the best of humanity and the goodness in people. it just takes a few. a happy feel. ladies and gentlemen, i want to introduce you to two border patrol agents and a fema whistleblower. come on stage. [cheering and applause] >> let's go. let's go. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. >> thank you all so much. god has given this country such an amazing opportunity with the reelection of

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there are 16 bronze statues of important and accomplished men with names like beethoven, plato, shakespeare and moses. and there were also statues of women with names like religion, commerce law and history. each of the eight plaster female statues depicted allegorical women symbols of civilized society, not real actual women. this realization not at me. and i began looking around the building and then around other areas in our nation's for depictions of real and there weren't i knew were women who had done incredible and important things and i wondered is it significant that they were not reflected in american? does it matter if we don't remember real women in tangible and intentional ways. a spanish philosopher once said, tell me what you pay attention to and i'll tell you who you are where is. our attention focused and what are we missing if we're only looking out of one eye, it's time to pay attention to? all those who worked for the betterment of humanity, including those like martha, who contributed their efforts to, the movement of political freedom, equality and self-governance and

i think you spent some time at the royal shakespeare company. you've spent a lot of time onstage.o some of the biggest box office franchises of recent times, from game of thrones to, i think, a brief appearance in harry potter, all sorts of other experiences that have taken you to hollywood and elsewhere. in the end, what has given you the greatest satisfaction? is it connecting with a vast audience, as you sometimes have, or is it in the more intimate, creative challenge that maybe didn't reach so many people? i think to me, the work that we do as actors, which is part of the storytelling and where we have to go in it, i think there's nothing that moves you more profoundly... ..than the sound of absolute silence in a theatre... ..when, i don't know, it could be 500, it could be 300, could be 900 people, who all come in singularly or in couples. and at that moment, i'm live, it's onstage and the spell has been woven somehow. you've been taken to another place, another time, but you're in a theatre. so it's not really — you know it's fabricated, but because of the — whatever has go

and we continue on the packet. eventually, shakespeare recertified in the time, comes to it, ends on the exam, is the legacy. the us presidents needs defined also stands off that the south korean presidents residents between investigators, on this military officials to pull up pretends were arrested in my they found the hello and good morning is to 10, 10 am here in the russian campus. so this is on the international with the world news on $32.00. so it's good to have you with us was talking state side las vegas police say they've identified strange similarities between the local testers side, which work explosion also on trump international hotel. and the new orleans terror attack with suspects in both cases having extensive u. s. military backgrounds, but no definitive link. yes. based off of the details about them on found shelton, the head inside the electric vehicle far is, is military background. it's been confirmed by d. o. d, that he was indeed in the united states army. he was also a greenberry operation. sergeants who spent most of his time at fort carson, colorado, and in

not facing. mounting threats of correspondent takes a closer look as we examined the stories, the shakespeare, that was the since the beginning of 2020 for longer. this was mocked twice. see the use of nationwide protests initially what started as students lead rallies against your pulled our system filed into full zone and the government demonstrations. people had flooded the sweets demanding the resignation of c casino would been involve when you are these 15 years. the sweets of dock off turned into a battlefield as flashes intensified. the home of eunice was then announced as the head of the engine government in bunker piece of the batteries of it. we primarily proposed internationally renowned and universally accepted nobel laureate, dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor of our interim government moment today, the honorable president has given his consent, confirming that the interim government will be formed quickly with dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor. even though i'm letting you in is was appointed as the chief and why is it to be consumed? government and bung with these?

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. >> shakespeare. >> reporter: 40 years, to be exact. >> i remember it well.at nothing in his career bring as much anxiety as strange here. >> the anxiety of, you know am i doing the right thing? i am going to an unknown world. will i have what it takes to be a working actor? and so i was reminded looking in that class, it was very touching to see the young people at a point in the journey that i recall with fondness and with a lot of anxiety, too. i knew i was exactly where i wanted to be. >> reporter: and it's where he belongs. at 61, pierce is among the most prolific and respected actors his generation with standup roles in "the wire," "treme," "raising kanan," "selma" and now the quirky cbs drama "elsbeth." >> you are a good man. >> officers, please remove her things. >> reporter: later this year, he will play editor-in-chief perry white in the newest "super mario bros. movie." he will also take on a fellow at the shakespeare theater company in washington, d.c. . >> we were tipped off. >> reporter: no matter the part, pierce brings his own humanity to it.

before publication soon and made the piece more relatable, while other segments like opinions on shakespeare adaptations or the fact that in albany watched movies to relieve the tension a pending execution were edited out. the editor also asked to update references to more marketable stars and recent pictures. rather than mentioning actors like george arliss as a roosevelt favorite in the initial draft. later, she would pen two pieces for variety. eleanor roosevelt sees films as a force for culture and how the movies can help keep us out of war. followed democracy on screen in 1947 for modern screen. her daily newspaper column, my day, reveals that the roosevelt viewed films regularly and she'd offered movie recommendations to readers. these are especially prevalent from the thirties and forties. when the white house had a special screening room and movies were a major of relaxation for the commander in chief and guests, including british prime minister winston churchill, a profile in movie on movies in the white house noted that she was often too busy with her mail in evenings, so she didn'

william shakespeare. you have some shakespeare here? well, i do. i think shakespeare more than other writer shaped early life on reading. we were required by ministerial code when my teacher to read shakespeare to memorize portions of it and so there's no doubt that as a foundation the english language writers no one can pass on the equal. what's your favorite? well, i don't know. i would hate to say i like some of his. i think best of all. and i have one sonnet in my book. it's about planes and. so the sonnet part is something that i enjoyed but but i think most people like the plays of shakespeare verse. i really prefer some of his poems. i go back to this book because it really according to douglas who wrote the introduction was very in your first and your presidential. the whole issue of politics writing books as part is not new but how did you come to the decision to let your that the american people know more about you through writing a book this is a paperback version that came out in the original version i wrote when i was campaigning begin

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he quotes shakespeare and plato and everything. so ridiculous. >> stephen: and two emmys for this.here you put them? >> alan: i have not got my emmys. i just realized it. i want back in september and they said they were going to send it. i had to leave early because i had to go back on the plane. we left we went early to go to dinner so we didn't leave when everyone was leaving so grand had the emmys like this in my publicist was in front. they were pointing. i wouldn't be able to take them on the plane. they said they were going to get little things engraved and you normally do that when you go to the governors ball but i couldn't go. i don't have my emmys. >> stephen: wow. >> alan: can we start a campaign? where are alan cumming's emmys? i should have them. >> stephen: how would your character from "the traitors" saying "free is the eighth em emmys." >> alan: there's been grand larceny in the world of emmys and we must return the treasure tour castle. >> stephen: season three of "the traitors" premieres tomorrow on peacock. alan cumming, everybody. we'll be right back with diane

i mean, even like pericles, you know, like shakespeare's been doing this, you know, some of the great everyone's searching their father. why? i bet they had father figures out there. i bet they had nice uncles. you know, to try to fill in the gap. but a father figure does not you who you are. this is an existential question that especially teenagers are wrestling with and we are starving them of some of the most transcendent and, timeless ways for children to answer the question who, am i? this is exactly why in adoption with adoptions, we have wildly swung away from closed adoptions, which the norm in the sixties and seventies to now open adoptions. does anybody have a guess what percentage of adoptions, domestic u.s. adoptions are open? what percentage do you think are open? adoption cities where the child has some knowledge contact our relationship with their first family. 80. mm hmm. anyone else here. 80. do i get 85? 85? 85. anybody 85, 92. who said 92? you when it's 95. so the default is open. adoption. why? because workers, agencies and even adoptees themselves would say that t

i have trouble memorizing, you know, 35 lines or something from a from shakespeare. well, the answer was it was repeated endlessly over and over at every public gathering, at home, at dinners, at festivals, etc. there was always someone with a harp or lyre or something, basically singing the poem over and over and it just, it had some, you know, techniques of composition. not i mean, rhyming was one of them, but not the main one. actually, alliteration was an important element, but mainly repetition. and it's also the case that in those poems, if you look at other poets that we're not talking about the period before 500 b.c., going back to maybe 700 b.c. there were other poets, and they had what i call modulus. these were words and phrases, phrases in particular that could be used or sort of plugged in to whatever narrative you were reciting. and because they were used in more than one location, they were also easier to remember. so that's the the background of some of it. but the point is it was all it was oral. it was oral in the sense that you heard it through you

>> no, at school they wanted me to do shakespeare or whatever. [ laughter ] and, of course, i was likeound the city, but -- >> seth: so, you were paying to go to a school -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- for acting but you didn't like the acting they were teaching. >> exactly. >> seth: so, at night you would go and probably pay to take other improv. >> exactly. >> seth: yeah. >> and then teachers would pull me aside and be like, "are you okay? because you're not doing any of the plays at school, you are not doing 'pirates of penzance,'" or whatever. and i had to be, like, "no, i swear, i'm doing improv and comedy, whatever, it's real." i want to kind of express to them if they doubted me, now i'm on broadway. [ laughter ] >> seth: broadway. broadway aidy. [ cheers and applause ] >> i know. [ cheering and applause ] this is like my complete night of vengeance wouldn't you say. >> seth: yeah, you really have been vengeful. >> like hoka guy, get ready, i'm blasting your ass. hey, college teachers, rock down. >> seth: how about, like, "hey, seth, where's my [ bleep ] money." right? >> yes, exactly.

together, regardless of how you feel about whether you should be teaching toni morrison or william shakespeare. if you come to school, we can actually read both. i hear what you are saying, but i do not think this is a partisan issue and i have never experienced it as a partisan issue. people disagree on some of the remedies. but, i don't think this is an issue in education where there needs to be any splintering. rebecca: that was beautiful. we can wrap up. thank you, everybody, for being here. thank you to our pinellas. -- our panelists. we will sign books after if anybody wants to come back. >> earlier today, family members of the late president jimmy carter gathered at washington national cathedral in d.c. for a funeral service with eulogies from president biden and others. all living former presidents were in attendance.

together, regardless of how you feel about whether you should be teaching toni morrison or william shakespeare. if you come to school, we can actually read both. i hear what you are saying, but i do not think this is a partisan issue and i have never experienced it as a partisan issue. people disagree on some of the remedies. but, i don't think this is an issue in education where there needs to be any splintering. rebecca: that was beautiful. we can wrap up. thank you, everybody, for being here. thank you to our pinellas. -- our panelists. we will sign books after if anybody wants to come back.

certainty from the created world by human reason, just as a cause can be known from an effect, just as shakespeareknown from the thing moved. believe in god's existence is not a matter of subjective opinion any more than belief in calculus is matter of subjective opinion. i might not know very much about calculus, in fact, i don't know almost anything about calculus until i was a teenager i did not know that calculus existed but it does. our ignorance of a subject is a problem for us, not for the subject. the men who built our country, the pilgrims on the may flower which is a great cigar brandi brand i have mentioned. that fact constitutes the basis of our whole country. first national holiday was a day of thanksgiving to god. in god we trust and in our national anthem more than anything else america is predicated upon a certain conviction in the exist ands and providence of god. the reason this really matters obviously it's probably the most important question but the reason it matters for us in politics is by knowing something about god we can know something about ourselves. namely that we are

you said this life is a shakespeare said.mories keep you flying in the wind. if i'm lucky enough, if i get to heaven perhaps, i will get to reunite with my mother there, and all i want is the chance to walk up to her, look in her eyes, and simply say, hey, ma, look what happened to me. >> oh, gee, that's great. >> you were a born actor. that was beautiful. >> what a ride. talk about that. like what -- look what happened to me, a kid from the bronx poor, hungry, went through the tragedy of losing a mom, having an absent dad. >> what i had, though, i had a connection to the streets with my friends. i think that's what saved my life because i really loved my friends. unfortunately they all went the way of the needle, but i loved them, and it was a real -- i always felt this close like to tom sawyer huckleberry. it has that sort of reflection there. we were adventurous. we were street people, but we were together, and we lived in this world where we were from time to time threatened, and had to go out. at times we were together,

you know, shakespeare said, if music be the food of love, play on.y favorite is lord fletcher of saltoun. he said, were i able to make the ballads of a nation, i need not write its laws. the songs of any given 10 or 20 year period will more accurately and honestly reflect what happened well, a lot of things have changed since way back then. >> and it's so good to be back home again. not much. left, but the floors nothing lives here anymore except the memories of a coal miner's daughter. >> carter did a lot of entertaining with these musical friends. he had loretta lynn wright conway twitty, tom t hall, all the greats of that era. performed there in the east room of the white house to honor jimmy carter. i was lucky enough to go to the state dinner for the shah and shahbanu of iran. a pretty grand affair. the entertainment that night was none other than sarah vaughan and dizzy gillespie. aly vance g president carter had worked so hard on relationships with iran, frankly, and he was somebody who analyzed for, from my perspective, a national security po

but mr stride finished his questioning earlier, referring to the chancellor's situation to shakespeare's, saying the british people deserve better. >> to go or not to go, that is now a question . the prime now a question. the prime minister will be damned if he does, but he will surely be damned if he does not. the british people deserve better. chancellor of the exchequer. >> a gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal is said to be on the brink, with talks resuming in doha today to finalise the details. president joe biden says the agreement, which includes a surge of aid to palestinians and phased hostage releases, is closer than ever, starting with three hostages freed on day one. hamas is reported to have accepted the deal reported to have accepted the deal, but qatari reported to have accepted the deal, bu�*onatari reported to have accepted the deal, bu�*on aari reported to have accepted the deal, bu�*on a far right bandwagon jumping on a far right bandwagon or i'm just doing it for politics. this is something that i've been talking about for a while. i said it in my big leadership s