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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
"tonys" Discussed on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
"But Dan! Patrick was someone who was in the cool table. And Chris was not in the cool table, so Chris didn't get the opportunity to interact with him, so this was later on. After the dinner was done, there was music playing. Everyone's just kind of hanging out mingling whatever. Me and my wife went to the back bar. Which is where Dan Patrick was talking to you know someone that used to work with the collie whoever was right of Fort Macaulay? And we were just you know getting drink by the bar, but we were standing. There I wasn't gonNA. Bother Dan Patrick I don't need to say Hey Dan Patrick I'm bill. I'm produced for whatever right it's just I I would be awkward. Doing that I didn't want to do that. Lo and behold moments later Chris, and Anthony for the first time in the night show interest. Interest in speaking to me and are talking to me and my wife and I immediately realize after a couple like you know just small talk pleasantries that they're not even looking at US while they're talking to us. They're looking behind me, so I realized what's going on here. They're just trying to find a way to get to Dan Patrick so I. Tell Chris I go. It 'cause he's like I. Just want to talk the Dan. Patrick whatever how do you think? If you really want to get in with Patrick, or you want to have like an epic moment, you should do a shot with him and the perfect way to get him to Jewish shot. It isn't going to be hey I'm Chris. Cody I wanted to a shot what you need to do. Is You need to go get Stugatz and you need to get him to come to the bar because Dan Patrick. Show Stu because God's will not take no for an answer, and they'll just order a thousand shot just. Doing we're doing a shot. Yes, exactly so you need to go get guys and then put him into doing because we'll do a show with Dan. Patrick, for the story, also so they went, and they got through the come over, and then they got the shot situation to happen where they're handing it out to everyone damp. And then they did not leave Dan Patrick side for oh minute I juggled for him. I I'm a juggling juggling. For passing I forgot about that. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Yes, you. You got to the point where you were such a hanger on that you had run like at what point does the juggling skill of this forty five minute? This can't be right off the top right. This isn't your first like. Were you running out of material? How did the juggling about? I think there was like a bowl? You know decorative. So I was just like. I just have to start juggling balls with one hand, and I'm just like you know. Casually does I just started juggling balls. To jump in on what Billy said though what we did, we use billy as a lily pad. That's called Lily. Pad Technique where we jumped to billy, and we were like all right, we gotta get over to Dan Patrick and then we always a great show. We got everybody involved. It was great so speaking of this shot. What was it that you felt was worthy of handing Dan Patrick? It was Tequila. With each other, no, there was no line. It was a shot of embarrassment as I. Let me let me ask you this. This story I don't care about I'm wondering Tony at some point? Did you see Chris Starting to Juggle in? Did you stay with the Juggling Exhibition that was going on with Dan Patrick, Dan labradors wedding, or did you slowly remove yourself kind of like homer Simpson back in the hedges in that mean. So Chris and I are standing next to each other words tag team. Do in this venture of going to talk the Dan Patrick so as we're talking to them. We're kind of Chit, chat and back and forth STU stugatz his. There were making fun, and then I see Chris starting to run out of material and that's when he starts glancing overseas a couple oranges. I can go over here and hey Dan. Patrick look good I can do at that point. I start kind of like moving away and guts and I start walking towards something else so at one point. It's Chris and Dan Patrick side-by-side him juggling and. You're just watching him juggle for parents second. He impressed. He was impressed in defense. If I remember correctly one, it didn't go well because he had just taken a shot, and that was not his only alcoholic consumption of the night and. If I remember correctly Dan Patrick seem to enjoy it. He seems to be amused and I think that others may have also tried to juggle after Kris did so unsuccessfully. I think Dan is off the air now right now. Can we I mean we've got forty five minutes and make this habit. It's a big ask. I almost feel like at some point. I'm I'll textbooks Lovin? That's my only connection to that. I feel like we need to see if someone asked Dan Patrick. Would he remember someone one Chris? Cody actually juggling at said wedding under percent. He would hundred percent. He would so. So I have another thing too that he might remember because I have a very distinct haircut when I do get my haircut obviously during the nineteen, we've been having a little bit more of a difficulty with the haircuts, but what I do is basically I keep my hair long on the sides, and then I have a short on the on the on the bottom. So at that point Dan Patrick, said look at this guy's hair. You guys let him do this. So I think that might trigger his memory a little bit more so than the Juggling, okay I just love that the first cody. In one hand and juggling that. Story looking at fest with I think, and if I can remember correctly in this is hazy, and all of the Oh, I'm going to find this video of me Juggling for Dan Patrick, and I it's on video. It's. On video. I was like honey. Get this get this. Oh! We're taking a break. Find the video. This needs to be out on the lebatardshow twitter account that has happening right now. Yes, why did your wife say? Did. You say honey. Get this and you made her film. She generally embarrassed by me in public events like that. Okay, just as long as we're all hunting pit video out. To Juggle for Dan Patrick at Dan lebatardshow wedding, and the only thing sadder than that is the fact that your wife at some point goes. Okay, Sweetie. I will do that. Thank you. Chris Content Katie George. I don't know where the hell we're going next year on the Dan.
KQED Radio
"tonys" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Like so many things Broadway's biggest award show the Tonys is postponed because of the crown fires spot in the world of black theater the show will go on the first ever and Tony awards ceremony will stream on YouTube next Friday it will celebrate the achievements of black Broadway and off Broadway theatre artists to shade is the founder of Broadway black the company organizing the Antonio's and he joins me now welcome hello hello thank you for having me hello hello I have to say the Intel uses a very clever name what's the story behind the name and the event how will the name came from me and my friend Dustin Ross we have like a running joke I think we're talking about the Tonys one year anyway he threw out a name and said you know we should do an all black Tony awards we should call it the Antonio so when the quarantine came I thought you know this could actually happen you know it's never really an idea for like a traditional ward so when you go to the place and dress up so I thought that would be fitting if that'll be fun I thought it would be a difference for the digital age so they have toenails really felt more digital than it did for alive award show if you will yeah there's something ironic I think about the pandemic opening up this kind of space why did you feel an entire award show dedicated to black theater was important to do right now it really was just me going with my gut I am an actor myself so I was doing a show in Virginia I'm doing a production of Dreamgirls actually does plane Curtis and it was you know one of my dream world to be able to do that and the cell got closed down and so I was going to my own mental process of trying to deal with that in and deal with the trauma that we're all experiencing as a collective so I was trying to process that and try to figure out where can I find joy and that sort of just sparked something in me and I started to reach out to some people that I knew that would be good to work on a project with and they said yes so it just it really just came across organically just because of what my gut instinct was telling me that I should do and how inclusive is Broadway and and the Tonys themselves of what mean it's not as inclusive as you know it's been led to be believed I guess you can say I think the the imagery of what Broadway is and what it represents is more so inclusive than what it actually is I mean when you look at the statistics and you look at who's working on Broadway and how many jobs are offered to each group for each section of the community if it's not necessarily representative I reflect the world that we do see a sell it has some work to do and this is part of that work yeah and I think so I think that it's definitely something that I'm really hoping will spark more change will spark more black creatives to into the industry and and know that there is a place for them and they are welcomed that they are a value to yeah let's talk about the categories there twenty eight of them including best quarantine content can you tell us about this category in some of the talent in it yeah a best quarantine content with something that we solve our creatives and a black theater artists were doing things outside of just the traditional theater and and how things were changing with the pandemic and so we want to honor that the Broadway remix challenge was something that was really big in our community what we took like R&B beats and like loose them and use this app called Boise so that people could you know crew recreated their favorite musical theater show tunes and and turn them into like R&B soul tracks.
"tonys" Discussed on 710 WOR
"Riedel in the morning Michael I'm such a fan of this guy our next guest is Nathan lane you know he's won three Tonys but just my goodness incredible the producers you saman bird cage Michael I guess it's fair to say you know Broadway I he's got to be considered one of the all time greats oh my god I mean one of the great moments in my feet are going life was why was right out of college my first job was a little magazine called theater week and one of the very first place I had the cover was Terrence McNally who sadly we lost to the coronaviruses play called the Lisbon traviata about an opera lovers kind of a a lonely depressed guy anyway and there was this guy never heard before name Nathan Layne plane the opera lover and he was by turns hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time and I think I have seen every single performance he's given and I can honestly say he delivers a hundred and ten percent Nathan lane has never given a bad performance so welcome to the program our friend Nathan lane good morning Nathan wait a minute let I wanna check this connection is this Michael Reese very good while I hate you've never been to our feet Michael what do you why then why it's only the second day did not reveal is well known for being a thorn in the side of P. one Broadway has he ever been not a solar for both older very pointed boulder all you know well it either one day it could be rocky in the next everyone talking get sick not not me more this is this is one of my favorite moments the land so when Nathan was in The Addams Family which it adds a little bit of trouble there and I probably wasn't the kindest critic of The Addams Family I wrote something and I get an email from Nathan and it came around Christmas time and he is what he wrote I just found it I pray that I'm Christmas Eve you will be visited by three spirits and that by Christmas morning you will be a changed man or maybe you'll just be visited by three teamsters who will beat the spirit of Christmas in the U. hello and Marie how you holding up Nathan are you a self quarantining did need need some toilet paper that we get to where now I now know where out in and out of the Hamptons real in our house out here yeah citing it out with the highly entitled for toilet paper and the expanding the economic screen okay I mean it you know like everyone we're we're making the best of it obviously if the scary surreal crime in the difficult part is that we don't know what the end of this movie Americans aren't known for their patients so I I you know I think it is good it just it's going to take a lot longer than we would like it and but you know we'll and we don't have to work together we know that they were not known for we have to get up and try to help each other and so I I look I like to try to remain positive I think we all commodities stronger for it and and but it's yeah this is a difficult time we've never been through anything like this I like to have Broadway people such as yourself on on anything because Broadway shut down in but frankly we don't know when it's going to reopen but just want to remind people how important Broadway is to the city I mean to its cultural life but also its economic life are you in touch with a lot of your Broadway friends I know successful people you can whether it but I think that like a lot of the kids in the chorus this is the first job on Broadway they don't have those kind of statements or resources I'm I'm concerned about them yeah well I yes everyone anyone is living paycheck to paycheck you're concerned about you are hoping that some of this government stimulus is going to people like that I I yeah I mean I I you know I haven't I've talked to some friends and it Sir yeah everyone is just so I'd look you know you look at the everyone is obviously a critical for the future and and that you know and then you A. you know look at this he is this young guy Nick Cordero what's it for but this is a you know it's just heartbreaking and excel I am you know I earn you know yours I'm sort of at a loss right you know you just you know you keep I keep making donations and I and you're trying to to do everything they've asked us to do which is to stay in the heart that and I you know I just think we all have to try to live by that I you know I'm I'm fearful of people opening up things too soon and then and then we'll be there to be hit with another wave of this so it it's typically believed I obviously also people have to make a living people are you struggling it it's it's really difficult and I think we're gonna have to figure out how to live with this I think for a while and and on some level I mean I don't know how we gather together in cedars court before I don't I just don't think people are what will want to do it and what is the backseat and and also will be a will people have disposable income to spend on Broadway shows all of that is going to take a very long time some of the great nation lane outer yeah well I'll bring you back up because we had a funny line from where I am with Nathan lane we had your costar from the producers Matthew Broderick last week he was telling us when you guys were trying out the producers in Chicago you're getting whole areas laughs and on stage during the show your turn to Matthews said you know it's not that fun and I he he he would often talk to me under his breath Matthew he would get out we he could sort of do a a running commentary on the play this call yes I know now when David producers who that was sort of a once in a lifetime experience your way I mean little if no one ever expected that kind of reaction it was sort of the zeitgeist six S. I think after so many heavy British musicals and this was a return to a very old fashioned musical comedy and absolutely at the end people it was sort of what people felt they needed them and it was hello guys yeah no one could have predicted that you know it's not the first preview was like that people went crazy and then I said I did say to Matthew let Clinton off Scot aged a bit like that it'll never be like that again these are diehard fans of that you know that the it's a cult will be it and then it was like that every night after this one remarkable say we gotta run but just one last thought this is going to be in a book that I'm working on that you kindly gave me an interview for a lot of lot of people don't know this land but some of the really good lines in the producers Nathan came up with and when you come up with a good line what did Mel used to yell at you he's he's to yell out something yeah no credit no loyalties no credit I don't read it yeah it was a very collaborative area I looked there was nothing better than it is to get out of being in a rehearsal room and and like improvising with knowledge coming up with things the lines are jokes and it it you know look at how we started in the in the city there are writers wrote and they'll do good to do that with them you know it was just one of the the great great highlights of my career Dan Dan and thirty our farm one of my fondest memory so much thanks I thank them for a few minutes stay well and we're thrilled to join us this morning to you so stay you will never you will never get a bad from breeding for me ever ever yeah holder thank you it happened at what age you know you want now I'd like to get all right stay right there I know Michael is super excited about this what Broadway smash is coming to your home via Disney plus this summer it's next W. O. R. weather channel forecast we'll see some afternoon clearing after a great start to our Monday low seventies tonight clouds build in late some patchy fog develops mid fifties to around sixty tomorrow and Wednesday early clouds afternoon sun mid to upper seventies cloudy fifty six degrees at W. O. R. balance of nature fruits and veggies has given my immune system the boost it needs to help me stay healthy these days we could use ten servings of fruits and veggies a day right.
Fresh Air
Remembering Fountains of Wayne Singer, Adam Schlesinger
"Adam Schlesinger was fifty two when he died Wednesday as Stephen Thompson of NPR music wrote Schlesinger's work spread joy and kind hearted humor he co founded the band fountains of Wayne was nominated for an Oscar for writing the title song for Tom Hanks film that thing you do wrote songs for the Drew Barrymore Hugh grant rom com music and lyrics and won three Emmys for his son for the TV series crazy ex girlfriend he also co wrote a song that I think is one of the best Tony awards ceremony moments ever it was in two thousand eleven when Neil Patrick Harris hosted here's Harris performing that song it's a tribute to Broadway called it's not just for gays anymore this world is Chris it's not just senior citizens really only homosexuals that was Neil Patrick Harris hosting the Tonys in two thousand eleven singing a song co written by Adam Schlesinger and DJ jabber Baum a former head writer for the daily show with Jon
Morning Edition
Award-winning playwright Terrence McNally dies from coronavirus complications
"Sorry to tell you that Terrence McNally has died he was a playwright whose popular musicals included kiss of the spider woman and ragtime McNally lived eighty one years he survived lung cancer he had pulmonary problems and died of complications from coronavirus Jeff London has this appreciation at last year's Tony's Terrence McNally received a lifetime achievement award for carrying an oxygen tank he talked about all the things he loved I love being a playwright the hours are flexible and you don't have to wear a tie unless you're invited to the Tonys and it was Terrence McNally in and not shelled self deprecating funny and completely aware of his audience he was a true gentleman of the theater in a career that stretched for six decades he wrote three dozen plays ten musicals and the librettos for four operas can you think of another writer who has had the variety of work that he's German intelligence acted love valour compassion which one Terrence McNally his first Tony Award in nineteen ninety five it was one of his many plays which looked at K. life what drove him was this need to write down his true your speak honestly from his heart that was what he knew he understood that when he was writing from that place that it would translate to anyone and even though the play was about eight K. men coping with aids it was also wickedly funny here's a character played by Nathan lane yes if you're sick of comedy
Morning Edition
Terrence McNally, Tony award-winning playwright, dies of coronavirus complications
"Sorry to tell you that Terrence McNally has died he was a playwright whose popular musicals included kiss of the spider woman and ragtime McNally lived eighty one years he survived lung cancer he had pulmonary problems and died of complications from coronavirus Jeff London has this appreciation at last year's Tony's Terrence McNally received a lifetime achievement award carrying an oxygen tank he talked about all the things he loved I love being a playwright the hours are flexible and you don't have to wear a tie unless you're invited to the Tonys and it was Terrence McNally in and not shell self deprecating funny and
WTOP 24 Hour News
Terrence McNally, Tony award-winning playwright, dies of coronavirus complications
"One of America's great playwrights died of complications from corona virus tonight Terrence McNally's prolific career included winning Tony awards for the play's love valour compassion and master class and the musicals ragtime and kiss of the spider woman his plays musicals explored how people connect or fail to connect he wrote about war the strains in families and relationships some of his plays explored the cost of creativity he was an openly gay writer who wrote about homophobia of love and aids McNally won four Tonys and M. E. he was eighty
10 10 WINS 24 Hour News
Terrence McNally - Playwright dies of coronavirus complications
"Terrence McNally one of America's most celebrated playwrights has died of complications from corona virus correspondent Jason Nathanson with Morton just last year The New York Times called him the bard of American theater Terrence McNally the Tony Award winning playwright behind love valour compassion and over fifty other works is died the lung cancer survivor passed away Tuesday at a hospital in Florida from complications due to cove in nineteen he won four Tonys and an Emmy over his lifetime his dramas and comedies often breaking barriers with their explorations of sexual orientation race and religion Terrence McNally was eighty one during his briefing this afternoon mayor de Blasio took a moment to mourn McNally McNally's husband Tom Kerr dot he was one of the mayor's roommates at
10 10 WINS 24 Hour News
Terrence McNally, acclaimed playwright, has died at age 81 due to COVID-19
"Terrence McNally one of America's most celebrated playwrights has died of complications from corona virus he died at a hospital in Florida correspondent Jason Nathanson with just last year The New York Times called him the bard of American theater Terrence McNally the Tony Award winning playwright behind love valour compassion and over fifty other works is died the lung cancer survivor passed away Tuesday at a hospital in Florida from complications due to cove in nineteen he won four Tonys and an Emmy over his lifetime his dramas and comedies often breaking barriers with their explorations of sexual orientation race and religion transmitters
Chad Hartman
The Voice of the Oscars!
"We have Randy Thomas now she of course as we mentioned the Oscars going without a host for the second straight year and it's gonna feel like home because of this awesome voice Randy Thomas basically holds a show together as the voice of the Oscars it's our eleventh year doing it eleventh year in a row announcing the presenters and the winners we have Randy Thomas on the centerpoint energy home service plus hotline Randy how are yeah good morning Corey hi it's great to catch up with you yeah it's great to catch up with you for the second straight year and I know our listeners will remember you from last year but also to they're gonna recognize your voice the Oscars a Super Bowl the enemies a rock and roll hall of fame the Tonys before we get into which is a very inspirational story do you have a favorite memory or a favorite show that you've worked well gosh you know I'm really glad that I have gotten to do so many incredible shows Oscar was you know that you brought me to the dance so I do love Oscars it's my eleven to China announcing not my eleven two consecutive okay not in a row I I was the first woman in history and I've done it throughout the last twenty five years but I have been announcing at the last four years so that is a blessing yeah really cool now how did you already how did you get your start did you agree on radio I first yes I would suggest jockey on the radio and the producers and the director of the Oscars in the nineties were listening to the radio station I was on and several of the DJ the women were invited to audition and I was one of them and about ten days after my audition I I found out that I was the one they chose and it literally changed my life yeah you know you're in an industry though that you know there there weren't a lot of a lot of women I'm sure that there were times where you were told well you know that's that's a man's job or how did you ever experience that along the way yeah I did it in a in a certain way in other words back in the day it as opposed to two day where women are very aware of all of the rooms that were not allowed into back in the day it didn't dawn on me that no other woman had been alive and now they're doing broadcast television it didn't occur to me I became the first and of course now I'm very you know supportive of men and women that wanted you line work because it's a very specific type of crap yeah she's Randy Thomas she is the Oscars announcer in in Randy I I saw your Ted talk it's on you tube your in Fargo and in just a wonderful message I think for for for everybody but what do you know like I mean you really inspiring a new generation oh wow well thank you I think young women today are more aware than I was I don't even think I had like an original thought in my head when I was growing up so I just sort of found my way into this life and I appreciate it my daughter is also doing voiceover and she's an up and coming live in answer and the other night I heard you talking about the directors guild I was there I announced the director general the war and it was to respect his C. what which is a Sam Mendes images yeah yeah and then just when that was really about I didn't see it though yeah have you seen you've seen nineteen yeah I saw nineteen seventeen at ready go see it in the theater because I think if you don't it's going to take away from that experience part of the night yeah and it was just an amazing experience considering just that that Hey I think it's going to clean up all the technical awards and probably should it's just it's visually it's stunning to watch yeah well I think there's some great films this year and I'm really excited for the show so you mention your daughters of voice artist as well and a part of that is is finding your voice right and and certainly you you do that as a DJ but then through your work here at the Oscars and now Super Bowl and all that to you know do you have any advice like for your daughter for any other young women nor are men out there who are trying to find that voice well I say you have to train you really should take some lessons acting classes would be very helpful and then you can get even more specific and take classes that are acting with a microphone because as you know if you're an actor in your on stage you get to show the audience how you are feeling three your physicality in voice over we have to keep our mouths very close to the microphone and so all of our emotions have to be you know process and and the audience needs to feel them only through our voice and how we're speaking yeah so acting is a really great thing to do there are different kinds of voice over if you know as a broadcaster I don't book a lot of commercials unless you're looking for that you know professional you know to get that call blah blah you know actually when I will see it beginning of my career call one eight hundred a B. C. D. E. F. G. yeah no to order about done done phonics but by Tuesday they want an everyday person now could be doing
Between The Lines
Has China lost Taiwan?
"Taiwan's president secured secured a second term over the weekend started scenes of the woman who stood up to China because China always believe China. Taiwan's recent election is widely seen as a watershed moment a referendum between Wayne. Two very different choices saw in win. She's the president since two thousand sixteen. She promised to protect Taiwan's freedoms from an increasingly assertive. He said he's an autocratic Beijing or the nationalist combing Tung came to the opposition which stressed causes ties with Beijing. The result a landslide two cy and her ruling independence leading Democratic Progressive Party. It was her warnings about China that hit home. We've voters this threat Israel with these respect from China situation has changed you. You cannot exclude the possibility of a war. And it's high invading. Taiwan is something that is going to be very costly fled China Taiwan's president saw in win on the basis now. She scored move odds than any other presidential candidate since Taiwan hi one began holding democratic elections in Nineteen ninety-six. So why has Beijing's efforts to control. Taiwan was it backfired and we'll China Now back off from what it sees as a renegade province remember most nations including the United States and Australia. We adhere to the one China policy which means we formally acknowledge Beijing's claims over Taiwan but what can Washington and camera do to help this vibrant democracy of twenty ninety four million in the face of arising China. Natasha Qassam is research fellow at the Lowy Institute for International Policy where she directs the annual Lowy Institute suit poll. She's a former Australian diplomat. And he wants is emeritus professor of Strategic Studies at the Australian National University and author of how to defend Australia. He's a former deputy defense secretary. Natasha Hugh Welcome to Iran. To be with you thanks for having is time now Natasha. Why has China lost the battle for public opinion in Taiwan? Look I do think there's a real question as to whether China ever had a chance in this respect. You've got a longstanding up position in Taiwan to unification with China. You've got a long standing position to one country. Two Systems the model that China developed in the eighties Fulbari Taiwan and Hong Kong. And of course we see the problematic way that's playing out in Hong Kong today but the most important issue here I think has been the emergence of a unique Taiwanese identity entity. This is what has really changed over the last decade the majority of Taiwanese people they see themselves as Taiwanese and in part this is in opposition to a growing authoritarian -tarian reach from China but in pilots a product of Taiwan's transition to democracy. It's unique history in terms of its different periods of colonization and indigenous peoples. I think today we can say that. This far more that divides Taiwan and China then unites them. Is that growing sense of independence in Taiwan. And Natasha you mentioned Hong Kong and how that was supposed to be the roadmap for China's One Country Two Systems policy the clearly rebuked in these elections hugh. How does Beijing you all these? Well I think they must be very gloomy very concerned and I think getting pretty angry because I completely agree with Tushar I think the elections very significant because it confirms assumes absolutely that the prospect of an eventual consensual reunification of Taiwan agreeing to be absorbed or reabsorbed helped by the mainland looks more and more remark and the problem for everyone including for Taiwan is that Beijing is very unlikely to accept except that Beijing for Beijing reunification as I sit bringing Taiwan back into China is an essential part of their agenda of Xi. Jinping's agenda to for the rejuvenation as he calls it off of China overcoming of that century of humiliation which which began with the opium wars lower back in the forties and which she has set himself to overcome overturn. I think for him getting Taiwan back as he I would say it is. There is nothing more important to him. Nothing more important to the Communist Party and so we have The seats of a real tragedy because as Natasha says it's clear and clear that the Taiwanese don't want to be part of China and it says clearest safe obtain the Chinese determined to make it part of I hear you say Washington Santon. Sorry Beijing won't accept Taiwan's growing assertiveness but hasn't by aging conduct here been counterproductive. I think of John is if it's to intensify military not exercises around the Taiwan Strait. If it's to US light diplomatically. A Taiwan a hasn't that just stiffened the resolve of the tonys. ESO expected. Has I think I think that's been effector I think is Natasha. Says I think what's happened in. Hong Kong has has disabused anyone in Taiwan of any illusions about what one-country-two-systems three two systems would really mean. If it was applied to talk to Taiwan I think the growing authoritarian nature of the Chinese Communist Party ruled in China itself under under Shuzhen Ping Has Added to that. Boils I think as Natasha says again. That that the the the long term development of Taiwan itself Tallinn's entity that the the evolution of a very vibrant democracy there Meant that perhaps. Whatever Beijing done even if Beijing it'd be much less frightening that it has been it still would have been unlikely that Taiwan would move voluntarily to do what Beijing once and it's actually is hugh why wrought out here and he's not alone? We've had on this program over the last few years Professor Jon Meacham from the University of Chicago. The argument here is that not only will China be much more powerful awful than it is today but it will also remain deeply committed to making Taiwan part of China. I think she's deadline. Is this attender of the Communist revolution. Which would be a twenty four nine in other words? Tom Is on China. Saad your response. I disagree that Taiwan is really significant priority for Xi Jinping's China. But I think it's important when we think about what their highest priority is and for me that is always the domestic legitimacy of the potty state and and so by Beijing's policies primarily directed at that domestic audience. They might be failing in Taiwan but suddenly what they ought designed to do is to demonstrate two people in China that Beijing holds all the cards that they have a able to exit military pressure on Taiwan that they can exclude Taiwan from international organizations and that is the highest priority and under Xi Jinping's China. I think the hotline inflexible policies will just continue for godless. The effect that they have in Taiwan. But at the same time I do think it's a self fulfilling prophecy to argue that China will become so powerful so we should roll over and do nothing and therefore it will allow be allowed to become even more all powerful in military and economic times. I think this is almost a given Alpha China. But it's not a given in terms of China's power. China's power has been restricted in the region winslow in many ways many countries including Australia do not recognize the ages over the as traders say. China hasn't succeeded in achieving. Its goals in the South China Sea. It hasn't succeeded in closing bases in Japan. There's that in South Korea in numerous ways. I wouldn't say that time is on China side if anything I I think. China as a rational actor recognizes the cost of a protracted war a much higher than the cost of their patients on that knowledge has as Shea Jingping pink overreach. The embroiled other countries led by the US but including Australia to a newly skeptical view of Chana. I look clearly Thomas. China's Powell grows as system becomes more authoritarian as the way it seeks to exhibit influence throughout the region becomes to put it politely a more assertive a lot of countries. You Niger and beyond becoming more and more worried about what. China's power and hatch on is going to use its power mains over the next few decades but that I think we'd be too optimistic to imagine that China is somehow becoming a self limiting problem. I do think Jonah's power has grown. I think it's influences growing there. It's I still true. Of course. There's Natasha is that there are lots of things at China would like it. It hasn't yet got but I'm more pessimistic than she is that about China's capacity not to get its way increasingly as time goes on and it's worth bearing in mind all the things that China does get that yes Not everyone accepts what China wants to do in the just south China Sea but Australia. Itself hasn't undertaken serious remove navigation operations Australia and self does not acknowledge China as a strategic rival. The United States does Japan treating China increasingly cool. She asleep as it becomes less and less confident about Donald Trump's America. And we'll push you. It's Responsibilities towards Japan onto the treaty. So I think actually China is doing pretty well. I think we've made a big mistake. To underestimate raced tonight. But China's resolve in its capacity to use. Its Influence to get what it wants. I guess. Hugh Watt for my new and Tasha Qassam from from lowy and we're talking about Taiwan and China in the wake of the all in democracies election widely seen as a rebuke to Beijing. The TASHA you say Beijing's going to weaken Taiwan's democracy house. Oh look I think I said that it was going to try and I think it is trying in many ways. It's trying through disinformation Ryan and bypassing more media outlets in Taiwan and then controlling the narrative in that way it is certainly trying to infiltrate grassroots organizations like temple organizations sations and farmers and fisheries groups. The thing is that Beijing is very much moving away. I think from trying to support. Just one side of politics. The Guangdong Minggong which has always been seen as more friendly towards Beijing insofar as has been unsuccessful because the dog is not able to as. We've all of the reasons since we've already outlined. They are not able to deliver Taiwan in any way because of the way of public opinion against China. So now I believe that Beijing is trying to undermine undermine the democracy itself to undermine people's faith in institutions trying to essentially mess it up I think the best expression I've had tended into Crimea so that you have a government paralyzed a government that people do not trust and in that way the system would be much weaker. You Natasha to agree that Beijing is going to try awaken Taiwan's democracy and certainly badging will increase the pressure to open talks on reunification. I suppose the question here is wise. China so sensitive about Taiwan one. I mean think about it Taiwan or Formosa as it was earlier known. It's only been part of China for something like four out of the past one hundred twenty twenty five years since Japanese colonization nineteen ninety-five four out of one hundred twenty five and those four years when the nationalists who fled to Taiwan. They were running the mainland alien so why the sensitivity. He what. We'll Tom Because one hundred and twenty five years is not very long time in the way of China's paypal and the Chinese government see themselves CBS and has precisely one hundred and twenty five years that I see correctly in some ways as being a very black period in the history and that the the great mission of the Communist Party has been to bring China out of that as I said before the rejuvenation of the Chinese people. It's hard to underestimate. Overestimate the the emotional power Al behind this idea of China returning to its previous position and Taiwan has become a and the Chinese Communist Party has made Taiwan into a a symbol of everything bad that happened to China before and everything that Diane resolved to fix and the way in which they they put Hong Kong back into into the fold the YM which have grown their economy the way in which they have reasserted China's military power and have trying at least to reassert itself the parish cultural pass at a speak. All of that is part of the deal but Taiwan is in a sense that the jewel in the crown for them and so I think the the political political and to a certain extent the emotional fright that the Taiwan issue carries does make it absolutely central to the Communist. Party's not just its own sense of itself but it's confidence that it can continue command. The loyalty and achieved legitimacy in the eyes of the Chinese people as what Communist Party delivers not just in terms of prosperity but in terms of China's dignity and position in the world symbolized by Taiwan that is so central to its legitimacy as the government of China Anna. And does that mean Natasha Qassam. That is now a very real danger that the listen Beijing takes from size relection. Is that the only way. Taiwan will ever a unify with mainland China. As at the end of a gun. Look that's entirely possible but I have to say I'm not convinced that as an argument mainly because we like to think think of China's military palate in terms of it being this very quick victory. RV Taiwan because they are coming late outgunned in that sense but none nothing about this would be. It would be very difficult to take Taiwan in terms of its geography and even an invasion is really just the beginning. When you have twenty four a million people who don't want to be a part of your country you have? Refugees flocking to other countries in the region including Australia. You'll have resistance in the streets. You'll have disruption to global supply chains at which Taiwan lies at. Its hot this is not an easy proposition. It is laden with
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"tonys" Discussed on The Tony Kornheiser Show
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"tonys" Discussed on The Tony Kornheiser Show
"Value every week with them but it seems like it doesn't pay off though so obviously does give me concern because the final score is like you said. They're they're not winning. They're not covered. I mean sorry. They are winning. They're not upright but again I think what you're saying is the author outplaying what their actual numbers show in sports. So I think that this will finally catch up to itself and hopefully they will win the game Italy. Okay anything else that it Jeff. I'M GONNA do one more game like every every gambler on Saturday night after they look at their female for the weakness. Then you get out game and that get out game. It's going to be the last game of the day all army again. Y Army plus two and a half. I like Armenia. Even with the long on travel Hawaii a team. That has you know been up and down this year but armies We've talked about the armed services team. They're pretty solid. And I like like army Here I remember when Carville took army the first week and they almost one outright getting twenty seven points also want. You're the first first week. Said Gimme army against Navy right the first week you said. GimMe that and that is a very carvel Bet Jeff Army Hawaii. That's just not one that a Lotta people I would like to thank you jeff. The podcast called bet the process that Jeff does with Rufus peabody not rufus t firefly but Rufus peabody and we liked yup but he got crushed land record author Rufus too good follow on twitter. He's a funny dude. LOVES TO GAMBLE. Chuck I mean so as a professional gambler like chuck. This is something that I have waited to talk about and I'm glad Santa's here because maybe you you are a better sense of this. I think Gary probably does I do. There's a big story in the paper today about sports books in Washington and somebody's somebody one British company I guess justice affiliating themselves with a soccer team. DC United and. And I don't I don't I don't understand the weeds of that but what I'm wondering about is sports sports betting I am not a better. I mean I've done it in my life. I don't do it even rarely it is so rare that it doesn't even qualify as rarely early. I know a little bit and probably could be a better but but I'm not I know thrill winning and I get angry when I lose. I'm just not good at that. Makes you a better well. Well but what I'm getting is is our our lives going to be changed by the availability of betting Steve. You're shaking your head. No which is sort of where I land people who will bet people who don't bet won't bet so they won't be attracted to betting you know. I don't think so well what it'll do is it'll make it easier and more or interactive for people who do like to gamble with the way technology works today. That's the way sports leisure looking at it. That's the way the PGA towards looking at it. They really want to get people to come to the golf course and gamble on things while they're there. What do you bet on in golf? Green or not making ten bucks says eats it. What's it going to be because everything will be available coming soon but I mean it's it's coming it's coming there's no you don't think that will reach out to do regular all sports fans say? Yeah I'M GONNA do. I think you're either a gambler or you're not. I don't think that people who don't gamble going to just a gambler you've been spending your money for years and years and years with a bookie who has given you credit for years. I agree with Steve In this regard. I don't know anyone who says yes. Well I would bet on sports but it's illegal I mean I think that hasn't been the hurdle that has kept people from gambling but I think there are people who haven't necessarily had exposure because it's illegal and once they get a taste it's going to be game. Yeah storefronts I think going to be I. I actually think there'll be more. I don't think people will be betting the Army Hawaii game when you're when you're sending any game game experience wizards game and I don't think this is that far away. So well attended a wizards game. So you're already alluring life on that front but you. You're sitting eating at a wizards game and there is a panel or something right there that you will order your food by and you can also go in game touchscreen. Yeah I think people would cause people like action action so Tony does it have to be in the in the arena. While you're watching you cannot any Leonsis. His vision. I mean it could be anything you could bet on the Lakers clippers game. But he wants you to be able to sit in your seat. Swipe your credit card on the one hundred bucks on it three bucks as Bradley Beal Hits a three before swish wish. Smith Hits a three for three to seven or whatever so there will be all of these. I'm not talking about profits. There would just be exotic wages on anything game so in yesterday it will it be limited to that game like or would you be on Tibet. Football from is going no limit on that. Why would they limit limiting? It would say we don't want as much of your money that you're willing to get a we are. We go to reopen debtor's prisons as people. Just go down the drain because they swipe their the card and they have no concept going. Don't people do that casinos. Currently I think you'll have credit card companies a bunch of debt. Because you've got people who that which taping it won't be will be more powerful and have a more profound change on the population. The legalization gambling legalization of marijuana gambling. We'll have a larger effect using gambling. Yes gambling I just think I disagree. I'm grading gambling. I would've been sue the. NFL was predicated located on gambling. kickoffs for from four to four zero five and then some of them are four twenty. Nobody's been taught to say no to gambling. Somebody's somebody's sitting in good seats at a wizards game. WHO's not a gambler? Is this going to swipe his or her card. Give a Hundred Vegas biggest twenty bucks on slots. They're sitting at the video Poker Wizards Gamini of good seats. You probably have some level disposable income so so rather than I mean what's another fifty bucks just to have some action on if it supervise. My point is if it's friction lists I think more people either way way more of a gateway than for instance marijuana's drugs so I'm saying there will be people who've never gambled and they'll say oh swipe it for ten bucks a game funds. My point is I don't think a lot of people are gonNA to go to a book right parliament betting I wanna like. That's what they're banking on the accessibility. I mean that is the whole reason. They're for a big tall shiny buildings with gold windows. They always win people. Continue to gamble. Gamble Gamble everybody knows that when you go to blogs Yo you're going to be in it's nice because it's your money at some level doesn't stop people from doing it. I was used to go when I went with my high school friends. And we play golf in the Atlantic City area because tonight's little golf courses including one owned by runge Warsi Blue Heron and we would stay in Toronto the casinos. Now we stayed eight tracks forgotten which is lovely. It's very nice and I would be amazed a Manatt so I start doing that. I'm in my fifties at that point and I would be amazed mazed. How old are you? Now Tell Seventy one seventy one seaborn is what I would be amazed. I would go to the tables and I would see people really younger than Twenties Thirties at the most a hundred dollars a hand in our go where where they get this money. Where do do they go through a thousand dollars in five minutes? I for the for the. I'm I'm not again. I'm not a gambler for the debate that CNN sponsored I stayed at the MGM in in Detroit. The casino and I was working working out. You can probably tell from looking translation walk into starbucks and I was trying funnily enough I was trying to what I was really the big years now. I understand why people decide. Yes sir. It's really talk about a gateway drug. I'm walking through the Casino. It's eight o'clock in the morning on a Tuesday and this is this Vegas. This is Detroit. There are are just people just slots and it was hacked. I mean it just. This is my point. I think there are people. Uh out there who are willing to if ease of use is no issue. If it's there they'll do it. Let's get out of here. That was fun. We will have email millon jingle when we return at the end of the show. If anybody wants pictures I am happy to take those pictures. I'm telling you you're listening to the Tony Kornheiser show. The census The boys this is courtesy of Brendan Steinberg. 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"tonys" Discussed on The Tony Kornheiser Show
"The wizards in the castle's valor the wizards in my skin's Alor wake up. Man Let's go. I think the skin there on that one game Winston I wanNA know. What what else are you staying with the NBA Interesting game last night between the clippers dodgers was held down. Yeah dodgers got twenty. Two wilpon said to me over under twenty and I said I'd take over and he said he'd take under but he was really defended fended. Wealth is shooting percentage was bad. Even though he got twenty two clippers won that game easily. Yeah Clippers said you know what you think you're good it'll play like it's a playoff game. Two two of the best five. Maybe less defense I mean Paul Jordan Brand Beverly Beverly you put people around Donncha Solheim all the time it was like being Aaron Donald there was everybody on them all the time. Yeah and the world series shares have been released Washington nationals. Three hundred eighty two thousand thousand dollars. Three hundred three hundred eighty two three hundred fifty eight thousand dollars and eighteen cents. Okay so for one. Full shares or a lot of people got battle of the players. That's not a meaningful some money because they're making millions of dollars but there are some players. This is after taxes one hundred ninety thousand dollars probably somewhere around there. Thanks a lot lot of their people. A lot of the people getting shares or coaches and video guys and stuff like that and it's not life changing but boy it is great. It's great to suddenly we get one hundred and nine hundred thousand dollars that that's after taxes dropped in your lap if you're if you work if you work for the Washington nationals and you're part the team and you get that that's a big deal and against sixty one full share so I mean that's that's the full the Rosenthal share. That's what I need to don't. Don't they vote on a team and like getting Michael a Taylor Bullshit. Absolutely yes because he was up and down. Yeah using defoe got a full share. Yes anyone we could name would be alright with an embrace of full share. Thanks for leaving. And that's like you can't buy a house. I mean if things you can't do one hundred dollars is a lot of money toward something you you want. There's a restaurant not far from.
Colleen and Bradley
Khloe Kardashian, Lifetime Achievement Award and Europe discussed on Colleen and Bradley
"Because khloe Kardashian is all about cryptic quote. So she's not winning Tonys Oscars or anything they have a lifetime achievement award for really, passive aggressive. Inspirational quotes on Instagram. Well, oh my gosh. Khloe Kardashian would be getting that she's been posting semester on social media referencing to the hours of sleep. She's lost due to quote, overthinking and stressing welcome. Last night. Yes, here's what she posted yesterday on her Instagram story khloe Kardashian, f- truly brutally broken, but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings in Europe. Bam blink with the heart of an angel. Now. This is okay. Go guy you have the floor. So can you just read the whole quote again because I cut you off? I think here's the quote, if you've been brutally broken, but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings. Then you're a bad blank with a heart of an angel. I don't understand what that means. Can you go back to the coaches? So I can look at it. Sorry, I need to know ten minute. No. 'cause I need to pull it down. Are you need to pull it apart? It's that first part if you've been brutally broken the assumption is here that she saying this about herself. Broken. So basically, I'm a bad ass with the heart of an angel. That's what she wants you to get. Right. Right. Right. Right. She's saying that about her clothes she had brutally broken. Yes. Or no, no, not any more than anybody else, brutally planet earth. Is she rage flying? I can say less than for the most part. Yes. Here's my I mean, I think you and I are saying completely different things. My feeling is everybody is feels brutally broken at some point in their
Awards Chatter
"tonys" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Bernie says. Judith light rich says, Hugh mean that waspy blonde girl from who's the boss. Bernie said, trust making sheet, can she can do this? So I go in and I do this reading and I do the reading and who should be in there. But Joe Mandela, who I had never met before, who I worshiped and worship through Tony's for directing. Yeah, nominated every time. I mean, he's just he's juniors and what's great about Joe is that he demands that you work hard on. It's not even a demand. It's like it's section. You're doing this job and he understand actors. He knows he's an actor too. He's genius actor. So Joe's there and I, I work on the script. Of course, I'm doing the reading and I finish and I could buy to everybody. And then because I'm nominated for Tony for Lombardi, Joe is nominated for his acting in normal heart, and we're seated next to each other at the Tony luncheon and I, you know, chatting and I sort of see him looking at me like, you know, like, okay, great, good to see you Bubba. I don't know how. How much after that we got the call from the agent that says, they want to offer me other desert cities. And I'm like. Oh, okay. So that ran from God. I can't remember. It went all the way through has the Tonys past June of the Tonys the next year. And then Richard Greenberg was commissioned by Lynne meadow at Manhattan theatre club to write a play for Jessica Hecht and myself, and that was the assembled parties. That's the thing about saying, yes to things. I said, yes, to a reading on a day that I had a matinee which was like, okay, great. Did it anyway. And that's the space from which those two Tony's came. John Robin Bates to stay was the one that said to me, I want you to know the people who are doing the assassination of Gianni Versace. The links are exponential. It's gotta keep putting yourself out there and you do, you know, always demanding the same level of excellence yours out because of that's what this is evidence of weapons, but but it's not. You don't do what you want. You do what works. I'm just bombed that I've only seen you once on Broadway. I went to to raise ROY. You did. I love that you and Keira Knightley and hope you come back again because I've only started really seriously appreciating and coven Broadway for us since twenty thirteen or fourteen. And so now I like like you, I see everything which is exciting and I love it, but only once have I gotten to see you do it live? So I hope to hope you'll come back. Right, right. Well, all right. So now hitting the home stretch here, the theater success logically enough seems to fed TV opportunities in everything else because it was in two thousand six or two thousand ten that you now show up back on network TV. In fact, back on ABC with ugly, Betty, what was originally a guest shot became a series regular, but the first year as a guest performer, I m e nomination in that category just the idea of being back as a regular on series TV though. Was that sort of exciting or jarring? I mean, it's a lot had changed in the years since who's the boss, right a lot. I had done this pilot of a real estate project called sold. That was written by Gent named Silvio Horta and it didn't get picked up. And he said to me, I promise you that I will find something else. You. There you go. There you got. And so it also it also speaks to people who keep their word people say nobody in this business, everybody. That's. That's not. That's not true. Also when you are part of a team and you know you're part of the team and you want to be, I am still close friends with all of those people from ugly, Betty, we are in touch with each other all that time. So then when I get to see my darling America Harare on superstar, which I think is genius and talk about a show for our time. You know, I get to see Michael Yuri a mean I get to see Vanessa Williams and on Ortiz. These are my, they're, they're my folk..
Q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
"tonys" Discussed on Q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
"A whimsical woman being lifted and she's not supposed to look strong except she's like a dynamite she's like a tank but she's supposed to look like fairy like and and then the man is like doing all the heavy lifting and i'm like that's not even a representation of a good heterosexual dynamic so if we can't even tell like full scope heterosexual relationships where like in reality men and women support each other and we hold each other in lift each other and all that stuff in day to day life like what are we what are we showing still i definitely hear what you're saying a back to back to the doors do you think you're going to register now that now that they're going genderneutral are you more likely to i am more likely to i think it's also like an interesting thing because this all has to do with access as well right so you have to pay a fee if you can't afford to get the ticket then you can't register and that means you're art is not represented in i think that that's an ongoing dialogue because it's about access to everything right to schools to education to grants to awards and you know what i mean that's like who gets to have access to it is such an important question how do we dismantle that as extreme barrier that like really leaves out a lot of people i in in terms of gendered awards are you up to mystic can you see the oscars or or the tonys making these kind of changes yeah yeah i think it's i don't think it's that hard so yeah pleasure having you in thanks for coming in and talking about all this siani lime is in dance artist and educator based in toronto the doors toronto's performing arts awards being handed out tonight it's expected to be the last time they separate award categories by gender for more cbc podcasts go to cbc dot ca slash podcasts.
The Rich Roll Podcast
"tonys" Discussed on The Rich Roll Podcast
"Think you are underestimating how much people would be into that will i'll talk to him about it and i know he'll be like really do let's not but he's like my say fucked up shit well there is something kind of nice and beautiful impure about just having like a private yeah like friendship that that's off republican sumptuous it just keeps us in touch in a fun way go ahead i interrupted you that's okay so it it blows up in it hurts it hurts a lot to not be there in like to see your really good friends doing something that you were part of an it's great success in at the time like i'm not really like doing that much you know i'm doing some pilots here in they're like no tv show is ever going to be hamilton you know what i mean and you're just seeing people blow up davi deserves it he's a homey we just did a movie called blind spotting writing sunday on talk about that in a minute let me saw blaze through this story it hurts it hurts it hurts and what happens is is a culminates never watched the tonys but because i wanted to beat the shit out of myself i watched the tonys to torture yeah of course i watched the tonys and i see leslie odem who's so talented by the way like when i watch him play aaron burr i realize and understand why i'm not playing aaron burr like let's not get it twisted that dude is for real ferocious and if i had stayed with the project character would have been vastly different but that's not what happened they went into different direction and leslie i could never play aaron burr today i don't have the chaps but i watch him get the tony for best actor and cry cry woah was me tears the blue and how long have you been sober up on two years two years maybe little less boo boo boo hoo me and so sad and as you know from the work that we do to keep our mine right i put pen to paper and i started writing and kept writing.
Little Gold Men
"tonys" Discussed on Little Gold Men
"That you know they were more receptive to it so i think that there probably is a wisdom in in in kind of doubling down on the kind of theory insider innocent at all i think people like my mom who kind of annually watches the tonys figures out what she wants to buy tickets for for the next time she's coming to new york that's they're looking for there's also so many people who are going to go to broadway who weren't in watch the tonys we're gonna show up in new york i mean like there's tickets to care sell i'll see that so it's like the business model i mean the oscars work in a similar way where like there's the people who watch the oscars and then there's people who go see adventures infinity war and those aren't going to be the same it doesn't it's okay if it's not the same audience right you know what i used to work in ziater in ticketing in new york years ago and there is definitely a bump from shows that win and so i think show like the band's visit which one pretty much everything needed for for i think that will definitely see that's that's great news for that show but at the same time i feel like the person who's like oh i should go see that now was probably already to see it at some point you know this is just put some urgency on it it was that kind of year i could see probably in years past like when they performed wicked in two thousand five or whatever it was two dozen four maybe maybe some you know not regular theater goer would be like oh that seems interesting i wanna take to that but like this very much felt like a show that was highlighting things for people who were probably already a little bit in the no but maybe needed that extra bump i will say i think it had the opposite effect for me on the frozen musical speaking of wicked where as not that it was bad or the singing was bad it just like it just looked so cheesy and like a mimic of the movie like unlike spongebob number that they performed where it was this tap dancing squid with forelegs it was kind of spectacular so yeah the.
WGN Radio
"tonys" Discussed on WGN Radio
"The phone number for talk text and triple play thursday requests one hundred three songs get him in three one to nine hundred seventy one hundred and we're gonna be talking about summer blockbusters that completely flopped and we will also be talking a little bit about mister rogers a little later on but right now we're talking with the end feinberg he joins us every couple of weeks to talk tv's tv critic for the hollywood reporter and you can follow him on facebook and twitter at the fine print and and let's get back to the conversation with dan hi dan hey did you watch the tonys i did not watch the tonys because i was halfway between the airport in austin and then getting on planes and all of that i i just wanted to tell me yes my friend david cromer one well you know i mean not that his show swept the tonys he directed the band's visit and he's a friend of mine for you have known him for many many many years probably twenty five years and he was in the chicago theater scene you know here for for a very long time and we cross paths many times because i did a ton of storefront theatre directing and acting and writing and stuff and i was friends with david for many many years and two it was surreal to see a friend of mine accepting a tony and making a speech on on television his speech was lovely and he's a terrific guy an amazing talent and i was unbelievably thrilled for for his victory and for the night that band's visit head it looked it looks as if it was a pretty exciting and heartfelt for tony is always have a good sense of how they fit into the world of march and and we're the feeder community sits into the world at large and sometimes sometimes the tonys are in sync with the things that are happening in the world and sometimes they're proudly out of sync this year feels as if it was a proudly out of sync year i guess.
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"tonys" Discussed on Q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
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"tonys" Discussed on KPNW 1120AM Newsradio
"Donald trump robert deniro i said trump yes look at me i had a victory victory i said i've trump at the tonys victory do you know what's sad about these people they are so delusional now they are so delusional now that this is how they get off because the rest of society has left them behind you see movie ratings are tanking hollywood is being exposed and they're being left behind by civilization seat we're done with you you're scum you're frauds you are the biggest phonies in this country so america's moving past hollywood we don't care we don't bow down we don't suck at the teat now that they've realized that they've been left behind now that they've realized they don't have control their hubris is cracking and they're breaking down see they thought they controlled you they thought if they said trump you would never go to the polls and vote trump but the opposite happened so now they're having their own reckoning and you're seeing them breakdown and then there's an added element to this with the sex colts being exposed the weinstein rapes being exposed all of this coming out and there you go robert deniro is friends with weinstein robert deniro is friends with brown of it and now you see how the world turns you know i wish i had time to play this other madness but we're going to be joined by dan lyman on the other side but maybe i'll go to the editor of the atlantic saying that this is trump as punishment for not being good enough citizens about vanity fair reporter saying that the trump family women are dead inside no no no it's vanity fair that's dead inside it's hollywood that's dead inside it's the radical left wing of the democrat party and the liberal street activists that are dead inside it's bill and hillary clinton that are dead inside it's the hundreds of people that pay hundreds of dollars to go see bill clinton speak that are dead inside they are the ones that are dead inside they are the ones that have nothing all they had was their phony corrupt power structure establishment that's corrupting and falling down all around them that's all they had and now they have nothing and you're seeing them freak up who toadies crew nobody's watching you robert deniro you destroyed your name robert deniro you did want revenge on the.
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"To go all full tilt crazy an attack when all they're really being asked to do is get up on stage and accept an award such was the case with andrew an actor by the name of andrew and i can't remember this guy's last time garfield andrew garfield and i don't know of many of you know who andrew garfield is but apparently is had some success in the film industry and onstage with regard to the tonys but rather than accepting his award he decides that he's going to get up and have a soliloquy with regard to the lgbtq agenda this means a great deal thank you so much at a moment in time where maybe the most important thing that we remember right now is the sanctity of the human spirit it is the profound privilege of my life to play prior walter in angels in america because he represents the purest spirit of humanity and especially that's the lgbtq community spirit that says no to oppression it is a spirit that says no to bigotry notes a shame no to exclusion it is a spirit that says we are all made perfectly and we all belong so i dedicate this award to the countless lgbtq people who have fought and died yeah who fought and died well thank you andrew for nothing eight hundred nine two three nine three eight five eight hundred nine.
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'The Tonys Have Never Been This Political' – Talking Points Memo
"Band's visit harry potter won best play andrew garfield won the tony award for best leading actor in a play for his work in angels in america he commented on the supreme court ruling on a baker in colorado who wouldn't make a cake first same sex wedding we all belong so let's just bake a cake for everyone who wants to be faced steve kastenbaum new york mayors from across the nation endorsed to campaign to uphold transgender protections at the us conference of mayors meeting in boston massachusetts voters to uphold the state's transgender nondiscrimination law i'm elliot francis it's jammed from.
"tonys" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"By the way we know that but keep saying that here's doing yes and and we know that the democrats on capitol hill one that they're okay with that because then a couple of things they can blame it on trump and then beyond that they can offer you more freebies if the if communist i mean it works for them onto onto levels but this is what this is all the left has right now you know robert deniro is is hailed as this this great actor this danino vanowen and then the it's the lowest hanging fruit there is in fact it's the fruit that's already on the ground and they think they're the intellectual ones they think they're the smarter ones well i dare say trump's followers weren't walk weren't watching the tonys trump's support base probably not tuning into the tonys i'm just guessing around that when you look i don't like to make relations but or or assessments or assessment the neil or ratings assessments but tony just say demo probably not the number one demo guess what you did you did motivate the base at the tony's the trump base through that kind of behavior don't don't stop please don't she don't think learn on it.
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Robert De Niro Says 'F--- Trump' at Tony Awards, Gets Standing Ovation
"Abso alexa open the case summit preview theatres best i'm elliot francis brazil preliminary meetings are underway in singapore ahead of president trump's summit with kim jong on tuesday correspondent will ripley says north korea is looking for the us to meet them halfway number one priority for it's not economic incentives frankly it's security guarantees they need to know that their government will be safe that they will not be the libya model that president trump's national security advisor john bolton compared north korea to a country they gave up its nuclear weapons and was overthrown by us backed forces just several years later north korea wants kim jong un to remain firmly in control and they want to grow their economy and they also want an end to what they feel is a hostile policy on the part of the united states goes after the cdc announced deaths by suicide were on the rise across the nation senator chuck schumer is calling for more funding for suicide prevention juror says the recent string of celebrity suicides and the cdc's recent report put a quote giant lump in his throat and a hole in his heart well the seventy second annual tony awards handed out sunday steve castenbaum was there bruce springsteen was honored for a sold out run on broadway at the tonys at radio city music hall on cbs this is deeply appreciated and thanks for making me feel so welcome on your block he performed his song my hometown the sound was cut on the tv feed is robert deniro cursed out the president in his speech about springsteen drama students from marjory stoneman douglas high school performed the song from the musical rent seventeen people were killed in a shooting at their school in parkland florida as for the awards best musical went to the band's visit best play went to harry potter steve kastenbaum new the bloody sunday this weekend.
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"Wins news time one thirty eight time for ten ten wins and entertainments actor robert deniro is presented at the tony awards there to introduce a performance by bruce springsteen he got a standing ovation for this unscripted moment live on cbs and he repeated that the band's visit me while out muscled harry potter and the curse had child for the most tony awards capturing ten statutes including best musical potter took six tonys it's a franchise high debut for oceans eight christopher watson with.
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"tonys" Discussed on Q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
"Wild appreciation for lacrosse and the camera operators and the dolly grips i'm very technical in the way that i act and and i get off on that kind of stuff i'm kinda surprised to hear you say that only because like i also know you as like a great live host of the oscars emmy's and the tonys and to me that's to me that's contrary that's you have to be fully in the moment and and just perform a kind of worry about everything else afterwards well but it is it is so technical that in fact that element that you speak of being able to fly by the seedier pants and make changes or recognize something that just happened is a piece of the puzzle that's already been thought through right and that that's what makes it fun when you're hosting the oscars and it's a big deal you all you know that's it's my favorite part to be honest because i'm backstage in the wings i'm i'm looking what i'm supposed to do next i'm looking at the clock to see how things are going i'm also looking at what's happening on stage and whether the speech that someone's giving is funny and worth commenting on and if so then you quickly turn back to the writers and the writers that was great we should use that work we put it put it now whoa should it be but we don't have time that speech is running long so let's cut the next bit way it was kind of funny anyway but we don't need it we'll just do a quick throw to someone so you're you're working technically a lot in those shows and and onis are the best that way it's just a great show because you're the tony awards are filled with performances of of musicals that are being performed all the time eight times a week so it's a great show to watch because you're getting to see people doing it doing what they do every night as opposed to if you do a musical number on the emmys it's you're gonna do it once you've hearst it and once you do it you never do it again so the tonys is fantastic because you trust that.
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"What was the i was i was on cbs and yeah so the tonys was on cbs and so they want they pulled from they pulled from their own talent pool because then they can ensure sort of self promote yet and so they asked me to host the tony's one year and it wasn't super heavy lifting i think they had asked a bunch of other people who had passed yet and so they asked me to do it it was this the big opening number or that they had done with not the host of all the broadway shows but together it's when we're bret michaels got whacked in the head from a setpiece oh yeah yeah and that was a big controversy and then i came out and told some jokes about really well and so then they were pleased with my confidence and so i was still on the network when the tonys came around the next year so i had i did that so once you once you've done it a couple of times you're on the shortlist of people and then the emmys every four years it's a it's switches networks every year so every four years it would go back to so i did that because it was being on cbs you could do it yeah the chops i guess so yeah and the oscars that must be the most intimidating gig in the world yeah well not really i mean i just find it very it's its own little machine that's eating its own tail it's a hard one it's a hard one to crack in what way like i mean you go out there everyone in show businesses there it's intimidating in my mind and i have to imagine that you have to sort of.


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Is there any davening unique to being said when alone?
I know that there are parts of davening that one can only say, or be involved with saying, in the presence of a minyan, but I was wondering if there were pieces of davening that can only happen when one is NOT with a minyan (and the extension, when one is all by himself). I'm curious if there is anything tailored for the individual or if davening is inherently geared towards being a communal experience.
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There are passages to be said instead of the communal passages of kaddish, barchu, kedushah etc. Is that what you're looking for?
There are the "zeh omer ani" sections but I'm not sure if that's what I mean. I have to refine my thinking.
"if there is anything tailored for the individual or if davening is inherently geared towards being a communal experience" This seems like a false dichotomy.
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The only thing that comes to mind is in K'riat Sh'ma - if an individual is praying alone, they add the three words "ק-ל מלך נאמן" beforehand.
The reasoning for this is that when praying with a minyan, the last two words and the first word of the continuing - Hashem Elokeichem Emet - are repeated out loud by the Chazan, bringing the total number of words in Sh'ma to 248. Since this doesn't happen when praying alone, the three words "Kel Melech Ne'eman" were added beforehand when alone to bring the count up 248.1
Rabbinical Council of America Artscroll Siddur commentary, 1987 edition, page 90; sourced to the Anaf Yosef. ↩
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Though in some traditions, these words are recited even with a minyan and in some they are omitted even when alone.
According to the Chabad custom, the Zohar portion beginning Kegavna is said on Friday night before Barchu. When one is praying alone, they say the final part of the portion, which contains the words of Barchu as well the congregation's response. I've heard that the reason is to "compensate" for missing Barchu.
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This is common among chasidim, not only Chabad.


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