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Moves would be politically polarizing ahead of novembers midterm elections. it is a bit of a head-scratcher for me. why do democrats self sabotage like this? >> also, i mean, yes, first of all, stripping away the rights and lessening someones bold constitutional lies and calling the radical profoundly problematic. this is the whole thing. we inue to talk about abortion in terms of its radical, instead of a path that many people will take to fulfill their self determination, and the fact that thi...

Note that disruption even though they didnt do anything any more than just 30 guys showing up in khaki pants. the reason why theyre doing this, and we had a problem with them in boston before and other groups, its twofold. one is the fights that were having politically about where does this end, right, is america going to become more radical or less radical, get played out in these groups, as well. and so theyre all trying to one up each other because we dont know if -- if there are better days ...

This is the whole thing. if we continue to talk about abortion in terms of its radical, instead of a path that many people will take to fulfill their self determination, and the fact that this nation sits there and talks about its morality when a values zero pregnancy outcomes. to everyones point so far, if they actually cared about babies, instead of gloating, why would they not be profoundly creating situations where people could have children and raise them and healthy environments? that low ...

Theatrical traditions, like a nine—hour version of the hindu epic, the mahabharata. the theatricality of theatre is that one group is telling a story to the other and there is this intimate relationship which must never be broken, and a complete shared understanding that, of course, its not for real. to many, he was the greatest theatre director of the 20th century, a man whose talent crossed continents and cultures, to create memorable and magical work. joining me now is nick curtis, whos the...

For is to have a good and distinguished relationship with iran. >> a fragile ceasefire halted the fighting in yemen. even more radical, after mbs called the jewish state a potential ally. mohammed bin salman is a young man in a hurry. he has thrown so many balls in the air, foreign policy, domestic reform, economic liberalization -- all within a framework of increasing authoritarianism. >> he is our best hope, the kinds of reforms of the government and the economy and the society that we want an...

Than 70 years, what do you think his legacy will be? as they said about christopher wren in the centre of london, look around you and you will see peter brooks legacy. any of the things that might once have been considered radical that are now the norm on stages, immersive theatre, colour—blind casting — or as he called it colour—aware casting, colour open casting, he regards it as a very liberating thing — all these things were by him ten, 15, 20 years for the mainstream adopted them. s...

Theatre and film? you did he manage the transition between theatre and film?— theatre and film? you would have to sa not theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. his _ theatre and film? you would have to say not terribly well. his most - say not terribly well. his most successful film was his earliest major proper film, successful film was his earliest major pro...

The revolution is going to claim another victim.

Conservatives, we write the constitution. it will be front page news everywhere, being blessed by public newspapers in the country, this is the most radical effort to change america in my lifetime. joe biden is not a centrist, part of the radical agenda, and he is very worried about your country -- our country and stay tuned, he is on the verge of making a decision. i will leave it up to him, but when he was president a secure border, and isis destroyed, the caliphate was, and we had -- we were ...

“There are more tears shed over answered prayers than unanswered prayers,” St. Teresa of Avila said. Republicans may soon learn just how that works.