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Look that up. its either macbeth or hamlet. >> tucker: [laughs] >> arash: look it up! >> tucker: very quickly i want to ask you about an exchange that happened today, i dont think you saw the hearings, but heres one exchange that took place between calm tom cotton. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pul...

Part, i wouldnt go stand in line for this, i probably also wouldnt go to this play anyway. >> jesse: is not even a good shakespearean drama. its no hamlet or othello. >> dana: i am just force free speech. >> kimberly: i like hamlet. >> dana: if they want to do this, they can do this. the kathy griffin thing, i thought it was gross and i would not have bought a ticket to her events, i dont watch her shows, it does not mean that it is free of consequences. now what you basically have is the right ...

Political meaning in it, which is what they are doing, do you think thats okay for someone can do that? >> juan: absolutely. modernize it, make it contemporary. and this is what happened with hamlet. it is the number one show in new york city. >> jesse: overrated. >> juan: many americans love hamlet, it is a huge winner of awards. guess what? hamlet speaks directly to so many issues of current concern in american life, especially immigration, but in large part, the whole notion that guess what, ...

All get, but i think on this part, i wouldnt go stand in line for this, i probably also wouldnt go to this play anyway. >> jesse: is not even a good shakespearean drama. its no hamlet or othello. >> dana: i am just force free speech. >> kimberly: i like hamlet. >> dana: if they want to do this, they can do this. the kathy griffin thing, i thought it was gross and i would not have bought a ticket to her events, i dont watch her shows, it does not mean that it is free of consequences. now what you...

Monologue ive done in my history. >> sean hannity, i was like what time is it, dude? wrap this up any time soon? >> sean: i spent all day doing this. >> we have popcorn, ice cream, so does here. great. >> sean: [laughs] all right, lets lets get your take. >> he sounds a lot like hamlet there. he was tortured about what to say and what not to say. to dianne feinstein he said maybe if i were a stronger man and with rubio he said i dont know, i dont know if i would have said it if i had the presenc...

Know, as the queen in hamlet said, me thinks she doth protest too much. >> just a bit. >> what do you conclude from all that dancing around and stonewalling? are the answers bits of damning information they dont want to share or do they somehow feel gagged by the administration? >> i think its probably more of the former but, you know, there was a moment where i think it was mike rogers who mentioned that there had been some discussion with the white house before the testimony. so, i think its i...

Bold words from their president macron. >> reporter: with a great deal of interest. this is a man who is a political novice. here in france a few weeks ago and now he is frances president. really managing to shine on the world stage as a result of things beyond his control. the calendar with the g7 and the declaration made in the rose garden which donald trump reminded the world of his particular brand of internationalism. it is hard to believe it was less than a month ago. on may 7th, emmanuel ...

♪ down where the sun never shines, down in the woods ♪ ♪ where the wood vine twine >> i was working for "the new york times" in the catskills. and there were just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i dont know. there are thousands of people here, and theyre all going to some farm." and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people...

Refunds medicaid for the first time in 62 years. by any standard this is a concerned bill. we need to look at ronald reagan. ronald reagan once said in 1983, some people want me to jump off a cliff holding onto my convictions. and yet he said i believe when l take half of those now in the other half later on. while i respect those, it reminds me of hamlet. that statement, you protest too much. it is really time to lay down their swords and come together and bring this bill forward for the americ...

>> anthony: no. that is incredible. >> alessandro: wow. >> anthony: theres no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv, but it is really delicious. alessandro porcelli is italian, living in denmark. he worked at noma before starting cook it raw, the roaming boy scout camp for the worlds best chefs. >> alessandro: i met rene in 2004. basically, the restaurant was just opened. >> rene: four on six. >> kitchen staff: yes. >> anthony: ten years after nomas inception, rene is argua...