the statue of liberty says give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, it doesn t say anything about speaking english. i don t want to get off on history here. this is not part of the original statue of liberty. stephen miller missing the point that the sonnet was written to raise money for the pedestal in which the statue of liberty was placed, even though he corrected it was added 20 years later. joining me jeff flake, author of the new book conscience of a conservative, a rejection of destructive politics and return to principle with an echo of barry goldwater from arizona. one of your mentors. homage to barry goldwater. as we talk about this, is this your declaration of
inside, you ll find naked women. hugh hefner s sonnet tweeted yannis, what do you think? the only way to help us before is to get rid of the internet. you can get a pizza, here s a scone. it you want a scone? a dry, old scone? it s over, it s antiquated. does anyone read magazines? tom: of their the same problem as all the other people in the publishing industry. they have the magazine problem and also the problem that they re not the source for
syria, benghazi, chelsea manning. soaring rhetoric and a litany of failures. with drum, everything he says is simple. if obama was a sonnet, trump is a limerick. trump says what he thinks. he s a totem pole of transparency. it might not give you goosebumps but after eight years of being goosed, maybe simplicity is worth a shot. we used to call it common sense. the media is already writing mocking pieces about how trump connected with voters by speaking simply as if we are all adults drooling into our laps. it takes brains to understand a nation. just ask hillary, if you can find her. keep it simple, mr. trump. stress the positive, coming together, all that. we know those words aren t going to matter to those who already hate you but the best response is patience and calm.
eternal summer shall not fade possession of that wanders in the shade where eyes can see so long live this thee this gives life to thee sonnet 18 can it be my sunny day you can chase my frowns away i will be with you every day come on baby let s fly away come and be my sunny day you can chase my clouds away i will be with you every day come on right away you remind me of the weather in the middle of june so nice no clouds in the sky it always seems like something end today soon i want to spend it with you and every good thing ends
how did the sonnet man start? you went to ithica college and majored in math. math, yes. how did this start? well, my passion is music and education. after studying shakespeare in my later years the beauty of his language and the fact that you know, students around the world cannot avoid shakespeare. i thought this would be an innovative way to introduce shakespeare in a more catchy way than giving them a book and a large play of shakespeare. start small and add some living to it and have them dance and move to it. they get to learn subli. do they connect more with shakespeare after they heard you? yes. it is more like bridging the gap. usually students that are in tune with hip hop, not familiar with shakespeare, either dash at a young age, especially