We all knew about when he lost. We all knew about the military career he lost as a result of bravely crossing donald trump. But to hear where he s headed was so encouraging and that in itself was inspiring. That he is turning what s happening to him into a positive direction in his own life. He has never doubted, even though it cost him heavily. He never doubted the decision to do the right thing. It was heartening. Thank you ali. Have a good shell. Thank you. Very bad things happen to donald trump when people see his tax returns and donald trump knows that which is why he always tries to prevent anyone from seeing his tax returns. Donald trump has suffered another big loss in his lifelong campaign to hide his tax returns. The trump treasury department in the trump justice department violated the law and lied about the law by refusing to allow the irs to handle her donald trump s tax returns to the chairman of the house, richard neil. The law on this couldn t be simpler. It has no exce
with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. much of the art we love is presented via a medium, be it a canvas, a recording or celluloid. but my guest today is an artist whose primary resource is her own body. marina abramovic is the world s most famous and acclaimed performance artist. in the course of a remarkable career, she s pushed herself to the very limits of physical endurance and stirred intense reaction from audiences confronting her eye to eye. her art and life are one. so, what do they tell us? marina abramovic in upstate new york, welcome to hardtalk. hello, everybody. it s a pleasure to have you on the programme. i want to begin, if i may, with the relationship you have with your audience, with your viewer, because it seems to me there can be no more intimate relationship than the one that you forge with the people who come to see your work because you are literally eye to eye or even skin to skin. do you relish that? you know, so many artists w
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. much of the art we love is presented via a medium be it a canvas, a recording or celluloid. but my guest today is an artist whose primary is resource is her own body. marina abramovic is the world s most famous and acclaimed performance artist. in the course of a remarkable career, she s pushed herself to the very limits of physical endurance and stirred intense reaction from audiences confronting her eye to eye. her art and life are one, so what do they tell us? marina abramovic in upstate new york, welcome to hardtalk. hello, everybody. it s a pleasure to have you on the programme. i want to begin, if i may, with the relationship you have with your audience, with your viewer, because it seems to me there can be no more intimate relationship than the one that you forge with the people who come to see your work, because you are literally eye to eye or even skin to skin. do you relish that? you know, so
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madness we faced, delta, omicron, a war on u.s. history, a massive rollout plan that vaccinated hundreds of millions of americans, despite widespread anti-vaccine madness. we also saw something we rarely see in the criminal justice system for black folks, accountability. it was a year that woke everyone up in a pivotal and scary time for our country. next year, it is just as wild, probably wilder. hang on, folks, there is still a lot of work to be done. joining me now is michael steel former chair of the republican national committee. jason johnson, professor of journalism and politics at morgan state university. thank you all for being here. i appreciate you guys. we will sign our positives. i like to get right to the negative. not today. not today. we will go for the positive first. we like to do a segment here called who won the week? you guys are veterans of this fun plan, now we want to know who won is whole year? let s start off positive, chairman steel, my friend, we w