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How to say slogans real well. >> performance artists. christine calls them bit players often because they do take up all of the oxygen. but is he simply just screaming into the void here? the bottom is the fact republicans, the vast majority of them, are still not willing to confront facts, like january 6. what are statements like that from crenshaw really do? >> not much. in part because there's not much legislating going on, especially bipartisan legislating. if you're in the minority in congress, what you do have is performance artistry where you are trying to get the attention of the news ...

It came from an unlikely source last night and take a listen to dan crenshaw during an event in texas. >> there are two types of members of congress, there's performance artists and legislators. the performance artists are the ones that get all of the attention. the ones you think are more conservative because they know how to say slogans real well. they know how to recite the lines that our voters want to hear. we have grifters in our midst and not here, in this room, i mean in the conservative movement. lie after lie after lie. >> and to be clear, that point, while incredibly astute, is more...

Cutting off the talks. he seems to be a man on an island because former president donald trump is not happy with his former chief of staff for cooperating or entertaining the idea of cooperating with the january 6 committee. and now that he's cut off talks he's trying to work his way back into the trump camp, but it's not clear that that's going to be able to work. and for the committee, without having, you know, some of these key voices, people who are in the room with the former president when he was making these decisions, it may be difficult for them to answer some of these key questions a...

Theaters hit the one-year anniversary of shutdown. How are artists keeping afloat? Read full article Oops! How are artists keeping afloat? Clockwise from top left: Lars Jan, Richard Maxwell, Culture Clash, Daniel Fish, Annie Dorsen and Dael Orlandersmith. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times; Mike Nagle / For The Times; Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times; Tei Blow; Nagle; Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times) No sector of the performing arts has been unscathed by the COVID-19 pandemic. But I've been especially concerned about the plight of theater stalwarts, those pioneers and purists who haven't been ...

Robbie Harris has more. Since the pandemic means you can’t perform inside most public spaces, Courtney Surmanek and Steven Licardi decided to create a new kind of show to be performed by players outside a building. Their audience, inside, sees the show through a window. “So, yeah, ‘Theater Through Windows.’  That’s what they now call the show.  We came up with the kind of whimsical name. I don't think we came up with a name first…" “No, it was a work in progress. Licardi pointing out, “It was your idea, you came to me and you were like, I’m thinking about doing this thing