white and 0 i don t. have to wear name tags to remember who obviously you are not as honest person no no why did you become an actor beats working. had nothing else to do i wasn t very good at school and i won a scholarship 955 to an acting college and so the amazing would do something and get my revenge and all those people made fun of me you know like they re all dead did you like it right away yes well i thought if i can make it in this business it sure beats working has reopened but you say what s what it what s the kick of playing of the people. i think just the fun of it i don t know what it is i just love it s it s not i don t know i m not a method actor don t go through big transformations i just love showing up especially in movie showing up with the crew and everyone having a laugh. and in the theater there s the recipes from there wasn t that pain free experience there was a drug and unlike syrian mcmullen. i wasn t a good team player i was a bit of a bad ass and i
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rapids from september through may and invite speakers to come and discuss issues that are important internationally and to the united nations. leon tabak: you told me you have an interesting personal background as well, right? your origin s in africa, is that correct? chris dahle: i was born in raised in south africa. i came here to go to college, but i ve bee iowan. leon tabak: alrighty. our second member of our panel is lynda waddington who is a columnist here with the gazette. tell us a little bit more about your interests and role in the community here, lynda. lynda w: oh my gosh, i do quite a few different things within the community. i do a lot of public mentor some young writers. i m really enjoying living here in eastern iowa. tonight i think we re going to talk about the election and its aftermath, so i think i m here tonight both as the woman, which i ve kind of been a lot lately in this election cycle, and i ve also covered politics here in iowa for over two decade
karni and nate silver of five-thirty-eight. , coming out of new sanders hasernie proved he is for real? maggie: without a doubt. what it means at minimum is he is going to be well-funded going forward. he has a legitimate claim on the democratic party, which he is not a member of. he has a claim to say i have energy and enthusiasm. across i win demographics. hillary clinton only won 60 five and over. that is a condemnation of the establishment and a lot of people voted against the status quo. they did not want more of the same. they wanted a change of direction. give him a loto of ammunition going forward, if you does well in nevada. that s starts to become something of a ripple effect and is a problem for hillary clinton. charlie: what does she have to do? maggie: she has a lot to do. not go to her muscle memory, which is to want to change everything about her candidacy. that is partly where she is going to go. she needs help with messaging. that has been her problem. no ma
the battle now shifts to south carolina. and nevada. maggie haberman of the new york times is here. annie carney and nate silver. i m pleased to have them at this table. coming out of new hampshire. bernie sanders has proven that he is for real. in close inhe came iowa and one decisively in new hampshire. that means he s going to be well-funded going forward. he is not a member of the democratic party. but he can say that he has the energy and enthusiasm. i want across demographics. the only demographic she won was 65 and over. you had a lot of people voting against the status quo. if he wins in the nevada caucuses. that starts become something of a ripple effect. and i think it is a problem for hillary clinton. she has a lot to do. she can t go to her muscle memory which is to immediately want to shake up and change everything about her campaign. that is partly where she is going to go. the matter how many different staffers you have if they can t provide you a clear central