we would put fights on hbo and hbo came in and saying we are going to have to turn the music down.uys are not running our production telling us what to do. >> how big were you at the time? >> we had already signed the deal done so i called and said we can't do this. he said what you mean? the deal is done. i said we've got to get out. >> were you worried you were blowing your chance? hbo was the standard. >> i believe if we let hbo do what they wanted, they would have herded our brand and would have made us stale and old like boxing was. >> you had this vision, he were friends before your partners. >> as far as what? the mark you had a trust for each other. >> one 100%. also you another story. cbs tried to come in and make an offer to buy us. i was in hawaii on vacation and ironically i'm usually late to everything. i was on the call early in the showtime guys were on the call early because i didn't know they were going to be on, i thought we were talking so by the time lorenzo got on the phone, we were going out it literally nephew, back and forth and they got on and heard us in t

we would put fights on hbo and hbo came in and saying we are going to have to turn the music down.e not running our production telling us what to do. >> how big were you at the time? >> we had already signed the deal done so i called and said we can't do this. he said what you mean? the deal is done. i said we've got to get out. >> were you worried you were blowing your chance? hbo was the standard. >> i believe if we let hbo do what they wanted, they would have herded our brand and would have made us stale and old like boxing was. >> you had this vision, he were friends before your partners. >> as far as what? the mark you had a trust for each other. >> one 100%. also you another story. cbs tried to come in and make an offer to buy us. i was in hawaii on vacation and ironically i'm usually late to everything. i was on the call early in the showtime guys were on the call early because i didn't know they were going to be on, i thought we were talking so by the time lorenzo got on the phone, we were going out it literally nephew, back and forth and they got on and heard us in the cal

on hbo." - white people don't trust black people., basketball goal in the back. - in the late '80s, hbo was just sort of gaining ground for series. [eerie music] - by the '90s, hbo had started to begin its explosion. - when we started doing "dream on," one of the things that hbo said to us was, "it's gotta be something that couldn't be on network tv." [upbeat music] - because hbo was driven by subscribers and not by commercials and selling advertising time, they had a different way of looking at success or failure. what they were looking for was critical acclaim. - you've watched letterman. you've watched leno. but what about larry? larry sanders, that is. he's the tv alter ego of comedian gary shandling. - gary shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show that "the tonight show" was. - just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. - okay. all right. - so... - blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. - "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic, because in the world of "the larry

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i said, "yeah, no thanks." >> like a series on hbo was kind of like the bargain basement.'m not being facetious. >> chase had offered it to all of the broadcast networks. and what did they say to you? >> too dark. >> reporter: but it could be darkly funny too. >> you're not going to believe this. he killed 16 czechoslovakians. the guy was an interior decorator. >> his house looked like [ bleep ]. >> i've never been able to figure out whether it's a comedy. i guess it's like life. i don't know. i hope. >> reporter: it started as a show about a mob boss with a troublesome mom. >> all i know is daughters are better at taking care of their mothers than sons. >> and that was my apartment up there. >> reporter: chase, who grew up in suburban new jersey, based her on his own mother. >> so why did you want to put her with a gangster? >> i believe that if my mother had been a male, she might have been a criminal. >> hey, ma. >> nancy marchand just brought it to life. >> i wish the lord would take me now. >> well, in the meantime -- >> reporter: tormented tony soprano is driven to s

. >> it's something straight out of hbo's succession, the show about which sibling will control a family media empire. this morning, the new york times reports rupert murdoch, the 93 year old media baron, initiated secretive legal proceedings to amend his family's trust, aiming to ensure his eldest son lachlan remains in control. i'm the eldest boy karl murdoch's media empire includes the wall street journal, the new york post and fox news, where lachlan currently serves as ceo. lachlan is seen as the most conservative of murdoch's children and according to the times, rupert argues, giving him full control without interference from his more politically moderate siblings will preserve the company's right leaning perspective and its commercial value. >> murdoch is looking to consolidate all the decision making to his one heir, lachlan, because he and his siblings do not share the same political ideology and he does not want infighting to cause the brand not to be able to continue to succeed and thrive. >> but three of lachlan siblings were blindsided by the move, reportedly furious when th

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"true detective" night country" on hbo max. >> you never even wanted to look at her files, now you'rew the first indigenous women ever to be nominated for an acting emmy. tonight, 11 nom nations for the cultural sensation "baby reindeer" on netflix. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is my stalker. say hello to -- >> how dare you say that to me, apologize to me right now. >> can't take my mom anywhere. >> david: the 75th annual primetime emmys airing september 15th right here on abc. >>

. >> it's something straight out of hbo's succession, the show about which sibling will control a familythis morning, the new york times reports rupert murdoch, the 93 year old media baron, initiated secretive legal proceedings to amend his family's trust, aiming to ensure his eldest son, lachlan remains in control. i'm the eldest boy karl murdoch's media empire includes the wall street journal, the new york post and fox news, where lachlan currently serves as ceo. lachlan is seen as the most conservative of murdoch's children and according to the times, rupert argues, giving him full control without interference from his more politically moderate siblings will preserve the company's right leaning perspective and its commercial value. >> murdoch is looking to consolidate all the decision making to his one heir, lachlan, because he and his siblings do not share the same political ideology and he does not want infighting to cause the brand not to be able to continue to succeed and thrive. >> but three of lachlan siblings were blindsided by the move, reportedly furious when they found out,

and the hbo series, they make it look really gross and bloody, but they had gotten it down. the patient barely bled a lot of inoculations prior themselves on, never causing patients to bleed or never causing discomfort with the actual thing. and no, they there was enough pocket matter around that they didn't actually have to have to cart poor guys around with it. it's a great question, though, because that's what they show in the in the in the movie is that another viewer would like to know if there were religious arguments in favor of inoculation in favor of it. well, usually i get asked the opposite were their religious arguments against it. and there were initially back in the 1720s, there were sermons against inoculation that inoculating was playing god because it's god who makes us sick and makes us well. and and by artificial like giving someone smallpox, it seems like you're playing god. and so there were arguments early on and in the 1720s and 1730s, by the time the revolution, those are almost entirely extinct in the colonies in the united states. even jonathan edwa

"my brilliant friend", which was turned into a hit hbo series and follows the lives of two friends int book in a four-part series and has sold more than 15 million copies worldwide. it's been translated in dozens of languages. >> it's rather a dynamic, deep story, and at times, surprisingly philosophical. >> reporter: also gripping readers is the realize at this of the author. it's unknown. they are using a pseudonym. the list's runner-up "warmth of other suns" by isabelle wilkerson which she calls the great migration where nearly 6 million african-americans moved away from the south to other part of the united states. >> this is in some ways a universal human story of longing and fortitude and courage. >> reporter: and rounding out the list's top three, "wolf hall", chronicling a fictionalized version in the courts of henry viii. the "new york times" taking in legendary authors, poets, essayists and journalists hike jenna bush hager. >> finish it in one reading. >> reporter: and with iconic authors like stephen king submitting a ballot. >>> a business owner in georgia is trying to br

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. >> as many people thinking of succession, the hbo show, why murdoch is trying to push three of his children out of control of his empire sunday the whole story digs deeper into historic weekend presidential politics. first, the rise of camila followed by the story of joe biden's withdrawal from the race. the whole story with anderson cooper starts sunday at 8:00 on cnn anchor appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my patreons contraction. i want to non-surgical treatment and if non-surgical treatment is an opera, get a second opinion. >> take charge of your treatment if you can't lay your hand flat because it find a hand specialists.com to get started okay. >> it's going to hail in omaha and we're live not in oman. yeah, but i went to college with a guy. i where's my phone rotors can save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you about law and order with the morning not sure if you had a chance to look at the doppler yet this morning, mean it's kind of amazing wow, my go-to is lima phi eye drops, luma phi dramatically reduces redness in one m

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so notices were put up for a hbo show but they realize they were all in for a big prank. it for show "and just like that" a spin off on "sex and the city." this one of the fake filming notices it makes an attempt to look official listing the time and date and the project name, location manager. but the project details say that kerry starts a go-fund me to get the world's sickest count-chocula tattoo. this one saying after winning a trip to the kay yowla factory she falls into a ball of wax and does a thumb's up as she sinks. like in terminator. judgment day. if you are not familiar with that scene showing schwarzenegger lowered into steel, here it is. take a look. >> good-bye. >> all right and this fake plot line is bizarre. carrie can not prove it but shy thinks her dentist is switching out her teeth. who are these creative people with so much time on their hands for one? >> i can imagine the mayhem this is causing. >> my goodness. >> yes. >> new york city is shutdown >> thanks for introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef

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so notices were put up for a hbo show but they realize they were all in for a big prank.for show "and just like that" a spin off on "sex and the city." this one of the fake filming notices it makes an attempt to look official listing the time and date and the project name, location manager. but the project details say that kerry starts a go-fund me to get the world's sickest count-chocula tattoo. this one saying after winning a trip to the kay yowla factory she falls into a ball of wax and does a thumb's up as she sinks. like in terminator. judgment day. if you are not familiar with that scene showing schwarzenegger lowered into steel, here it is. take a look. >> good-bye. >> all right and this fake plot line is bizarre. carrie can not prove it but shy thinks her dentist is switching out her teeth. who are these creative people with so much time on their hands for one? >> i can imagine the mayhem this is causing. >> my goodness. >> yes. >> new york city is shutdown >> thanks for watching the late show i >> the pressure is rising on president biden to drop out of the campa

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achieving including being n time magazine's 40 under 40 and the most influential african-americansn hbo. top 2010, 2014. bakari has served as a featured speaker at political events universities and national trade organizations across the country. such as the 2008 and 2016 democratic nationalúj convention. april ryan is a long time white house comost dc political analysts and dc bureau chief for th grio she appeared on cnn as a political analyst from23. she has received several awards of several books, including her most recent black w anthem please join april to discuss his latest on, the race reckoning that wasn't and forward forward now thank you. evening. pratt you good evening pratt. that's what i'm talking about. and welcome to my be more i love it i love it. i could not i could not be in baltimore having april ryan here with me give another round of applause. fair. be. but it's good to welcome you to my home. talk about this brave new book, theve worked with bakari and you've seen him. what you seetv and it's amazing. you're human. as we have discussions, thoughts on this. he's so

. >> david: gladstone in "under the bridge" on hulu and reis in "true detective: night country" on hboo look at her files, and now you're just brushing her off like she's -- >> david: they are now the first indigenous women ever to be nominated for an acting emmy. and tonight, 11 nominations for the cultural sensation "baby reindeer" on netflix. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is my stalker. say hello to -- >> don't you say that to me. apologize to me right now. >> can't take my mom anywhere. >> david: the 75th prime time emmys airing september 15th, right here on abc. and we'll see you at 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. donald trump's v.p. pick, j.d. vance's big speech. 10:00 p.m. eastern. i'll see you then. good night. >> meanwhile, republicans gain momentum more than halfway through their national convention. tonight, the california connections to the speakers taking the stage, plus court records and clues. >> we're following the story of the death of a fremont three year old ellie lorenzo. >> always live abc seven news starts right now >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashl

"true detective" night country" on hbo max. >> you never even wanted to look at her files, now you're brushing her off like -- like she's -- >> david: now the first indigenous women ever to be nominated for an acting emmy. tonight, 11 nom nations for the cultural sensation "baby reindeer" on netflix. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is my stalker. say hello to -- >> how dare you say that to me, apologize to me right now. >> can't take my mom anywhere. >> david: the 75th annual primetime emmys airing september 15th right here on abc. >> david: our thanks to david. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. vice presidential pick. >> the controversial policy of police chases dangerous or destined to return san francisco is tackling that issue tonight. plus stop your >> oh yeah, it's the stones at levi's stadium. the best moments from a rockin show. abc seven news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the race for president.

close relationship, but the hardest, the vice president is a comic role in washington, is a show on hbo joe biden who felt very maligned and disrespected by barack obama at various points in the administration ended up transferring a lot of his baggage onto kamala harris and he thought that he nominally treated her with a great deal of respect and he didn't receive but he really hasn't given her the space to be our own political person. it was hard for her to carve out policy portfolios where she could be successful. she really struggled i think to form an independent identity of the course of this administration. ifjoe biden was not forced to really push, i'm not sure he would be handing it over to her in particular. given the late hour and the nature of the way that the president and vice presidency interact, there was no other choice.— no other choice. one more question. _ no other choice. one more question. we _ no other choice. one more question, we have - no other choice. one more question, we have about i no other choice. one more question, we have about a| question, we have abou

the emmy award winning hbo series.veep is turning out to be a little bit like the simpsons when it comes to predicting the future. hbo posted this clip from the show and it is going viral. i'm not leaving. hostess is sleeping. and a second term >>i did not see that coming. >>julia louis dreyfus reacted to the news of president biden's announcement on instagram posting. thank you. president biden for your service and for your extraordinary leadership and for your love of this country and all its people. and this is probably my favorite thing ever. cnn anchor wolf blitzer was enjoying his sunday off when the president made that announcement yesterday. in fact, wolf, was that el presidente in washington, d.c., enjoying a live nation. he posted this to his ex account saying he was enjoying a drink called the wolf spritzer. but after news broke just a few hours later, he was wolf. >>and if you're just joining us, i'm wolf blitzer in washington, d.c., kaitlan collins is joining us from new york. i want to welcome our viewers

. >> it's such controversial flag that it was featured in the opening credits of the award-winning hboflag, it w. its appeal to heaven motto back drop important piece of american history. really important that the foundry of the country. our desire to be free from british control. that's what it represents. national review explains the flag was designed in 1775 by colonel joseph reid, washington's personal secretary at the time and was specifically commissioned by washington himself. and it remains the official maritime flag of the commonwealth of massachusetts. , and it even flew high above san francisco's civic center plaza for decades this this past saturday. oops. now, the "new york times," of course, claimed that alito's flag-flying was provocative and that he is now associated with the push for a more christian-minded government. now, this whole thing started a couple weeks ago when the "times" hit alito for flying an upside down american flag outside his home for a few days back in january 2021. yeah. going back that far. it was a piece that the "the washington post" by the way

show" on hbo with bob odenkirk and including the epic scene in "anchorman" in 2004 where they have battling has been a part of some of these great comedies over the years. what happened after january 6th is that the fbi posted this photo, and he very quickly had people say, hey, that looks like that character actor that i recognize in a lot of movies. former colleagues said he was indeed at the capitol, and he was identified. it wasn't until last year he was charged. just today he walked into a federal courtroom in washington and pleaded guilty to a felony charge in connection with his actions that day. the sentencing has been set for october 7th. the maximum he could face is five years in prison for the felony civil disorder charge. he's unlikely to get that maximum. he could end up with prison time after pleading guilty to the charge. it's a tail end to the epic career he's had over these years, chris. >> ryan reilly, thank you for that. >>> in the next hour, joe biden bringing the fire, fighting back as pressure piles on him to step aside. the two big tests he's facing this week. stay cl

the hbo original series, real time with bill maher i'm excited thank you very much i appreciate it yeah, i get it while you can we are taking our summer break after this will be where i will be i know it's slow news time no. >> got to recharge the batteries in my vape i got, you know but we will be back on august 23rd to resume covering the campaign between trump and somebody well, i mean so much has just happened in the weeks that we were a week ago next day, trump got shot okay. >> and let me just say right up front, you should be as angry about that as if the candidate you like got truck should also also be angry that the secret service allowed some kid with a sniper rifle and a range finder to get past the metal detectors. what the tsa ones tackled me over a bottle of aisyah let me look, don i know we've had our little differences over the years, but i must say i was in minneapolis of the day it happened just a few hours before i had to go on stage. the first thing i said was there will be people who find this funny, not me. there'll be people and they already have been who made the

. >> on the talkshow and hbo he asked the transportation secretary why secret service chief kimberly the job of the security value, watch this exchange. >> should joe biden fired the secret service, i don't understand that. >> i'm not in on the details of the homeland security side, i know there is a serious after action report and process in a whole lot of scrutiny going on. >> you would need a microscope to see it. >> the guy was on the roof, not that far away with the rifle for a long time. i've seen people fired for less and it looks bad. it looks like the other guy from the other party got shot, we will look into if we got time. >> something of the gravity happens you don't just -- off a decision you do a comprehensive process to find everything a piece of anything that could go wrong and then there's going to be accountability and change i am sure of that. >> we will see people do judge went to double down on the proper decision will be made about what if anything must be done to ensure secret service agents are up to task. bill maher putting his feet to the fire. >> coming of

. >> hbo's succession inspired famously by the conservative empire of rupert murdoch.mitating life or vice versa company or times has the scoop about the high-stakes battle playing out with longtime conservative unit rupert murdoch in court. he is in his 90s but not in fighting, he is trying to take special measures to alter his own family trust to preserve the media business as quote, conservative force. the original trust, giving up power among his four oldest children. murdoch senior trying to favor the one person aligned with fox news he thinks is more conservatively ideological, his son, loughlin and committing shenanigans that may or not be legal in court at the expense of the other adult children. here's how they put it, he wants to consolidate decision- making power in lachlan's hands. the other three adult children are caught off guard by this secret legal maneuver, maybe they never watched succession. we will be right back. learn how at tedhelp.com. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps

. >> the hbo original series. >> real time with bill maher i. don't think i'm so excited thank you thank you very much thank you so much. >> i appreciate it. yeah, i get it while you can we are taking our summer break after visual, where i were oh, i know it's slow news time got to recharge the batteries in my vape i got you. >> but we will be back on august 23rd to resume covering the campaign between trump and somebody well, i mean so much has just happened in the weeks that we were a week ago next day. trump got shot. okay. and let me just say one up for you should be as angry about that as if the candidate you like got truck we should also also be angry that the sequence but service allowed some kid with a sniper rifle and a rangefinder to get past the metal detectors. what the tsa ones tackled me over a bottle of aisyah let me look, don i know we've had our little differences over the years, but i must say i was in minneapolis that day it happened just a few hours before i had to go on stage. the first thing i said was there won't be people

-- not called hbo.iving economic stake to paramount and having it be a global offering. so there's that as well. >> i was going to ask you a little bit about warner. clearly we don't know how close the diller deal is. the skydance deal got pretty close. where then was the trigger to bring in some of these more bigger traditional media players that we've always wondered, oh, they'll wait to see what's happening, but they won't want to miss out on one of these deals. >> i think if you're warner bros. discovery, it's the antitrust concern. you're stilly not going -- you're going to fight a year and a half, watch a lot of that value start to evaporate over that period of time, so when you close the deal, the synergies available to you are no longer anywhere near what they were. i think that's the case for our parent company as well. these are tough deals to imagine doing -- that could change if we get a change in the administration. >> warner is restrictive for various reasons, not like they're soaring them

. >> i had a special on hbo or max, i'm sorry, that's out now, "someday you'll die."he credits? it's like a lot of money to buy a song. we were way over budget. >> kumail: you spent all your money on taylor swift tickets. >> exactly. [ laughter ] so i was like, i'll write a song. >> kumail: yeah, that's -- >> it ended up being really good. it's available wherever you want to stream songs. it's called "someday you'll die." i love performing music. i love doing stand-up comedy, but performing music is what i really want to do. >> kumail: wait, really? you're tremendously successful at stand-up, but i don't care, i want to do the other? >> i want to do them both, but kumail, i've always wanted to be a singer/songwriter. >> kumail: really? >> i just got some bad advice early on when i was trying to be a singer in high school. i had a music teacher that told my mom, "she doesn't have it." >> kumail: that's not advice. >> well. [ laughter ] >> kumail: that's called an insult. >> i think she was talking about i didn't have it, the payment for the lesson, maybe. it only takes

hbo's "succession" inspired by the umpire of rupert murdoch.akes battle now playing out with conservative millionaire rupert murdoch in court. he is in his 90s but not done fighting. he is trying to take some special measures to alter his own family trust and preserve the business as a, quote, conservative four spoke of the original trust divvied of power between his four children. murdoch senior, now trying to favor the one person aligned with fox news that he thinks is more conservatively ideological, his son locklin, and basically committing shenanigans that may or may not be legal in court at the expense of the other adult children. here is how they put up. he wants to consolidate decision-making power in lachlan's hands. the other four are reportedly caught off guard by the secret legal maneuver. maybe they never watched "succession." ed "succession." plus hot flash support. daily zz for quality sleep. and enxtra for focus and clarity. centrum, powered by clinically studied ingredients. higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing busin

dan first, thank you for the shout for our hbo documentary. you just shouted it out yourself there. yes, of course. that's good. that's a double shot. that's jp style, right? you knew how to promote himself. we finished most of our shooting before trump was elected. and i have to say that the questions i asked jimmy about trump, i didn't get great answers to those questions for a variety of reasons. i won't bore you with. but i'm just wondering of to follow up on the question about migrants. we know that that's one way he would have what's been going in the last few years but what are some other ways other points of entry that he would have used to cover trump era? well, he definitely have written about. soldiers. i mean he recognized the vietnam thing was going on in. we didn't do the right thing about those in iraq and afghanistan. and when they came and then he got this i think one thing he would have done actually i about him when i pulled up the draft records when trump was eligible for draft and there was a the next kid he went in place of bone spurs that kid got killed in vie

'cause we didn't have hbo. [ laughter ] and so, it was one of those bits that kids were doing.funny. what's going on?" [ laughter ] and then, i get to find out the truth of it. and you had -- what was your first one of these? what was the first time you did a talk show? was it "carson"? >> yeah, the first time i went on it was "the tonight show." >> seth: and did you do stand-up or was it -- >> i did -- i did -- the first time i went on the air i did stand-up. >> seth: and how did it go? >> i did well. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] were you nervous? >> no, i wasn't. i was excited because back then that was like the -- you know, that was the height of the whole -- that was the ceiling. you get on "carson," then you made it. so, getting on -- i had a set that i knew was going to work, and i just went. i was excited about doing it. and they had -- i was already on "saturday night live." they didn't know i did stand-up. so, it was perfect. i went in there. and it was great, went great. >> seth: your early days in l.a., were you the kind of person who was starstruck when you met peopl

everyone in this space is literally, you're seeing all these joint ventures and bundled partnerships, hbond disney, like, everywhere you look, the venue sports, you know, venture, like, everyone is struggling because they don't -- they're unwilling to spend aggressively enough on great content and great technology >> right >> and that's the simple problem they're all facing there's no way to do this cheaply. you got to do the long and hard way. >> what does this -- what does the quarter, the netflix quarter, tell you about the health of the advertising industry and how do you imput that onto some of the other platforms that have ad tiers >> i think overall, the connected tv ad market is very healthy. there's no doubt that netflix has been held back, they made a mistake choosing microsoft sander a lot of advertisers just did not want to work with xander i think it's held them back. netflix just made another shift in management this evening, you know, getting rid of the former head of hulu's ade sad sales who joined then. we'll see who they bring in. there's no doubt netflix's ad sales is g

she played lena dunham's grandmother in the hbo series "girls." >> someday you will look at him, hatingevery fiber of your being. it will pass. jeffrey: her best-known role to date came in the film "nebraska" in 2013, as the wife of an increasingly delusional man played by bruce dern, which gained her an oscar nomination for best supporting actress. >> these boys grow up staring at the rear ends of cows and pigs. look at that? who created that? who thought it up? a plug for a car. electricity goes through, makes it run. jeffrey: "thelma," in fact, is her first starring role. does that surprise you to even think about that, to contemplate that? june: it surprises me that it's become such a point of interest to people. because it's not a point of interest to me, basically. i always choose what i'm going to do. there are certain reasons why i want to do certain films. it's the material for me. it's not a leading role, supporting role, all those words. it's what the woman is as i'm reading it. >> we are old, diminished. the least we can do is take care of each other. jeffrey: playing this w

: our next guest is a very funny comedian who can be seen in "fantasmas" which premiers june 7th on hbon, calm down, i know you can see me. i'm from new york, i love it. i love being from new york. [ cheers ] yeah. even though people say it's not safe, i don't know if it's not that safe. i remember when i got blackout drunk, got an uber, then getting dropped off. i fell out and i just laid there. [ light laughter ] and then a group of men came, and i was like, "oh, this is when i'm going to find out how unsafe it is." and then one of the guys was like, "damn, the unhoused chicks are getting hot over here." [ laughter ] and then they walked away. i said, "wait, hold up." first of all, you know they didn't say "unhoused." and then, you don't want to take my purse, like you just want to take my soul? okay. i think new york is safe, just not for your feelings. [ light laughter ] i'm getting older, yay! [ cheers and applause ] it's so fun. i'm so tired. [ light laughter ] of the questions. i feel like people ask really aggressive questions in your 30s, like, "do you want to get married? do y

she played lena dunham's grandmother in the hbo series, "girls." >> someday you will look at him, hatingbeing. it will pass. jeffrey: her best-known role to date came in the film "nebraska" in 2013, as the wife of an increasingly delusional man played by bruce dern, which gained her an oscar nomination for best supporting actress. >> these boys grow up staring at the rear ends of cows and pigs. look at that? created that? thought it up? a plug for a car. electricity goes through, makes it it. -- makes it run. jeffrey: "thelma," in fact, is her first starring role. does that surprise you to even think about that, to contemplate that? june: it surprises me that it's become such a point of interest to people. because it's not a point of interest to me, basically. i always choose what i'm going to do. there are certain reasons why i do certain roles. it's the material for me. it's not a leading role, supporting role, all those words. it's what the woman is as i'm reading it. >> we are old, diminished. the least we can do is take care of each other. jeffrey: playing this woman, squibb says, f

yeah, i had i had a special on hbo. that or on max. i'm sorry. that's out now.. and we were like, editing it and like, oh, what song do you want to use for the credits? and i it's like a lot of money to buy a song. and we were way over budget. >> and you spend all your money on taylor swift? yeah, exactly. >> so i was like, i'll write a song. and it ended up being really good and it's available wherever you want to stream songs. it's called someday you'll die, and i just, i love, i love performing music. i love doing stand up comedy. but like, performing music is what i really want to do. like, wait, really? >> so you you're a tremendously successful stand up, but you're like, i want to, i don't care. i want to do the other thing. >> i want to do them both. but like, i really i've always wanted to be a singer songwriter. and it was like, i just got some bad advice early on when i was trying to be a singer, like in high school, i had a music teacher that told my mom, like, she doesn't have it, and that's not advice i know. well that's that's called an insult. >>

it's something straight out of hbo's succession, the show about which sibling will control a family mediaes reports rupert murdoch, the 93 year old media baron, initiated secretive legal proceedings to amend his family's trust, aiming to ensure his eldest son, lachlan remains in control. i'm the eldest boy covid murdoch's media empire includes the wall street journal, the new york post and fox news, where lachlan currently serves as ceo. lachlan is seen as the most conservative of murdoch's children and according to the times, rupert argues, giving him full control without interference from his more politically moderate siblings will preserve the company's right leaning perspective and its commercial value. >> murdoch is looking to consolidate all the decision making to his one heir, lachlan, because he and his siblings do not share the same political ideology and he does not want infighting to cause the brand not to be able to continue to succeed and thrive. >> but three of lachlan siblings were blindsided by the move, reportedly furious when they found out, according to the times, the f

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now, as hbo's longest running series wraps up, its final season, i we dig into the everyday events that drive him famous mosley crazy, happy new year. >> it's a little late, frankly for the happy new year. >> and ask what led him to say goodbye to this tv persona? oh, did i wind up here larry david, welcome, it's so good to be with you again. >> thank you so much, chris this isn't going to take very long, right? what do we like a couple of minutes, five minutes. because, you know, i don't really sit with people as a rule for a long time. even dares this will be shorter than done. >> all right, good we're coming to the end of season 12 of curb your enthusiasm and i gotta say you are on fire in one episode. you get in a fight with a hotel night, a waiter who's lost his mother and even with the siri device in your car, here's that one series directions to wolf's glen directions too great wolf lodge no, siri wolf's glen restaurant? one option. i see. what's garden supply on benedict canyon? >> suri, wolf's glen restaurant in westwood. >> one option. i see the wilson restaurant in burbank no

and i'm wondering, you know, how we always talk about even post hbo miniseries. we talk how john adams, the father, is is always thought of a little bit lesser or than thomas jefferson or george washington. and adams understood that in life. i almost feel like john quincy adams like yet another level that there a member of the or a of the founding generation who was really an person who we think about and talk about enough. but why don't you just give like a couple of minutes on how quint john quincy adams for you personified, you know a person really devoted to trying to better himself and through bettering himself, finding the meaning of happiness, but also bringing enlightenment. others absolutely he summed up by this letter he wrote in his twenties and he's just been appointed to and unanimously confirmed to the supreme court. he turns down the appointment because he wants to stay as minister to russia. and he's writing in his diary, which is one of the greatest diaries ever written by an american. i'm 27 years old. my life has been dissipated in indolence, a

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