erm, i m a mother, and it s very difficult as a mother, i find, to do the eight shows a week and to not be there at bedtime. that was. that s been a big. when i did photograph 51, it was a big commitment for me to come to london, move my family to london. my husband has a big career. you know, i didn t think it all through as, oh, my gosh, you re going to have to sell tickets on the west end about a play about science with a woman that no one s heard of. and i remember when the ticket sales at the beginning, i was like. and people were looking worried and i m like, are they not selling? and this was before it had opened. and they re like, yeah, it s ok. you know, they keep it all secret from you because they don t want you to lose complete faith. we were so lucky, and this is where you go, thank you, to the critics because the critics came out in incredible support of that play and the tickets sold. and suddenly it was sold out and you couldn t get a ticket.
south of mentioned is a pretty small village south of bakhmut. it is not a place that you south of bakhmut. it is not a place that you and i will probably have heard that you and i will probably have heard of. that you and i will probably have heard of, but it is significant. according heard of, but it is significant. according to the uk ministry of defence. according to the uk ministry of defence, they say they believe that this village is one of the places that has this village is one of the places that has been land reclaimed by ukraine, that has been land reclaimed by ukraine, learned that was held since 2014. ukraine, learned that was held since 2014. and ukraine, learned that was held since 2014, and this will be one of the first bite 2014, and this will be one of the first bite of 2014, and this will be one of the first bits of land that has been reclaimed. to put this in context, the amount reclaimed. to put this in context, the amount of land reclaimed b
and they are welcoming everyone. find and they are welcoming everyone. and the weather has been fantastic. the fan zone is filling up with so many people. why is eurovision so popular? why does it capture so many people s hearts? i popular? why does it capture so many peeple s hearts? people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s got people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s got joy people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s got joy and people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s got joy and fun - people s hearts? i think because as it s hard it s got joy and fun and - it s hard it s gotjoy and fun and kitsch and camp and lamb and it is a competition and that brings out that little bit of competitiveness and nationality and talk with your country, but at the same time, all of these acts, they know each other, they perform together on tour around europe and they are friends and family and community
and i think one obvious charge here is going to be a campaign finance case. looks like he was using various entities as his own piggy bank. that s one possibility. with someone like him, fraud is always on the table as well. as you say, false statement to the government are chargeable, and campaign finance laws are supposed to be pretty strict about what you say, what you report, what it s for. fraud is lying in business. that s something many people colloquially heard of. there s initial reporting about cnn which we have not heard which indicates the prosecutors in both the public integrity unit in new york have been examining and statements of false allegations. that doesn t stipulate what he was charged on, but it does say that s something prosecutors were looking at.
but legal mind. i m not understanding what the case is here, though. if the feds who they don t pass up on a case they love love to go after the political opponents as well. if they passed on the case what is his case? you know, we have not seen the indictment but based on leaks mostly from the district attorney s office we have a pretty good idea, and frankly, it is the most novel if not bizarre convoluted legal theory i ve or heard of. i wrote that was seems to be based on the coupling of two charges one is a misdemeanor falsifying a business record and supercharging it in to a felony but sort of boots strapping a federal campaign finance violation. you know, first of all he s a local prosecutor. he can only charge under state laws.