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By sartre, who said in the secular age, that most people have a god—shaped hole in their consciousness. and i recognised that i probably had filled mine with shakespeare. er, its certainly a better fit than the bible. ifind more wisdom, more truth in shakespeare than i do in the bible. it has sustained me. it is... my passion for it is... ..means that my life has been spent, largely, trying to convey that enthusiasm and share that enthusiasm with as wide a group of people as possible. and all ...

In the secular age, that most people have a god—shaped hole in their consciousness. and i recognised that i probably had filled mine with shakespeare. er, its certainly a better fit than the bible. ifind more wisdom, more truth in shakespeare than i do in the bible. it has sustained me. it is... my passion for it is... ..means that my life has been spent, largely, trying to convey that enthusiasm and share that enthusiasm with as wide a group of people as possible. and all of those plays you h...

Available to oppressed people in their struggle for freedom and human dignity. i think a turn to violence on the part of the negro at this time would be both impractical and immoral. >> mrs. roosevelt, do you think were moving fast enough and strong enough to desegregate our schools? >> i do not think we want violence. i think we want understanding. i think we want education. i think we want to move. but we cant stand still. we must move, but we must move with wisdom. >> the code word for racism...

War ii. >> a mentor whose wisdom i often seeking keep american history alive is foremost in his mind. >> thank you for the years of service you have dedicated to the telling of the amazing stories. >> no one has done more than you have to keep history alive. in my book that makes you a four-star general. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome don patton to the stage. [cheers and applause] it is my pleasure to give you this patriot award.

With the protesters last night. what did you say to them? >> well, that was the funniest thing. i went over to try to talk to him. and he said i was some corporate shill, which, if you know me, thats one of the funnier things you could say about me. and then he just said, you know, "you sucked as batman." and i was like, "well, you kind of got me on that one." and then i walked away, and that was basically it. >> you once wrote that a poem should begin in delight and end in wisdom. >> yes, the w...

>> ...where former presidents and future presidents have made news... >> so, you want to be president? >> i do. >> men marrying men, women marrying women, and heterosexual men and women are entitled the same exact rights. >> in four years, youre going to be interviewing me, and youre going to say, "what a great job youve done, president trump." >> ...where the next days headlines appear first... >> i would not support the sending of an american team to the olympics. >> ...where leaders from arou...

War ii. >> a mentor whose wisdom i often seeking keep american history alive is foremost in his mind. >> thank you for the years of service you have dedicated to the telling of the amazing stories. >> no one has done more than you have to keep history alive. in my book that makes you a four-star general. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome don patton to the stage. [cheers and applause] it is my pleasure to give you this patriot award.

>> anthony: we meet at neighborhood stalwart tony & ruths steaks, still doing what they do. >> tawanda: it doesnt get any better than this. >> anthony: what was camden like back in the good old days? >> tawanda: oh my god. it was so different coming up when i was younger. i didnt have to worry about, you know, my life being threatened coming outside, you know? the neighborhood, everyone knew everybody. that sense of community was strong back then. >> anthony: youre talking about your childhood a...

War ii. >> a mentor whose wisdom i often seeking keep american history alive is foremost in his mind. >> thank you for the years of service you have dedicated to the telling of the amazing stories. >> no one has done more than you have to keep history alive. in my book that makes you a four-star general. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome don patton to the stage. [cheers and applause] it is my pleasure to give you this patriot award.

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