>> charlie: joining me executive directo director david fincher and i have to say we just experienced a horrific thing happening. the questions that they're asking are the questions that your guys, your characters based on real-life people are asking. what makes these people do this? >> i think that's the -- if anybody has interest in true crime it's always that, right. always the thing you can't quite touch or get at. you don't understand what makes them do what they do. >> charlie: is it insanity or not? >> well, there's obviously a huge argument against an insanity plea when shot blocker has plotted to carefully not to be caught. >> charlie: they know the difference of right and wrong. >> exactly. if somebody has gone through the motions and fantasized for long enough they've worked out all the problems so is there an insanity defense there? probably not. >> charlie: just based in your characters what questions would you be asking were in las vegas, the characters you play. can't talk to him. he shot himself. >> nobody lives to be in their 60s and suddenly wakes up one day and deci

charlie: that is what he is david fincher. is one of the millions of reasons that he is david fincher, it is certainly one of them. [laughter] charlie: you said he felt like you graduated in a way. holt: that is absolutely correct. holt: i was in david's first movie alien ii and i also have a role in fight club. said, you saidu that he thought like all of the years of struggle you've had, it felt like you graduated in some said,e weird cold: i have -- one of the interesting things about television is that you get way, youcharacter in a have more time and real estate to find yourself in many different circumstances. courts that is a really important thing, we had cast jonathan, and it was incredibly important to me that i do not have the wet blanket that i , don't have the guy who is just going -- i am not interested in this. or i am done with work i need to .ave -- r.i.m done i needed to have an actor who could be jonathan 20 years later. look at how the monolithic could be the guy in the pure bureaucracyin the it's taken a lo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rose: mind runner is a new netflix series from executive producer and director david fincherent's attempt of criminal profiling. jonathan groff, interview mass murderers and serial killers. >> what it had to offer around the corner under the library and there's a life size wax or fiberglass rendering of hannibal lechter. as i was talking to the woman who was giving tour, i said is this you're the about silence of the lambs, i want to take that back. i don't want to talk about the gourmet opera expert, to me these are very sad people who have you know grown up under horrendous circumstances, this is not to overstate how much empathy or sympathy we should have for them. it's simply a fact. it becomes -- we have seen so much of this literary conceit of there is a very fine line separates the hunters from the hunted. and i thought it was time to sort of take that back. the reason we are fascinated with them is because we are nothing like them. >> why are you so tense? >> hmm? >> you're tense right now. >> rose: what is it about your character that made you say where is he coming

contested primary for senator corker's seat, and congresswoman blackburn facing former congressman fincher, and it is almost inevitable that there is going to be a contested primary in arizona, and dr. ward not going to be left to get the nomination. will the president take any role in the nomination process there? >> as i have said many times before from the podium, i won't weigh into any political race, and whether or not the president will engage. it is not appropriate for me to do from here. charlie? >> another thing, sarah, in the penultimate salvo on twitter, the president said that senator co corker asked him to be secretary of state, and he are refused the request. that is a pretty serious claim because nobody really has been provetone ask for a job in modern times like that, and did senator corker actually ask the president to be a secretary of state? >> that is is my understanding, but i don't know much beyond the initial comments. >> does the president believe that the majority leader mcconnell can pull the full caucus together? >> yes sh, he is, and he thinks that we will work

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[end video clip] charlie: joining me are the executive producer and director david fincher, and our two. we are pleased to have them here is stable. we're witnessing an extraordinary thing happening, a horrific thing happening. the questions they are asking are the questions your your guys -- your guys, your characters based on real-life people are asking. ,what makes these people do this? >> if anybody has an interest in true crime, it is always that. it is always that thing you cannot quite touch or get at. you don't understand what makes them do what they do. charlie: is it insanity or not? obviously a huge argument against an insanity plea when somebody has plotted so carefully not to get caught. charlie: there's a difference between right and wrong. >> of course. exactly. always, if someone has gone through the motions and fantasized for long enough, they have worked out all the little problems. so is there an insanity defense there? probably not. charlie: based on what your two characters play, what questions would you be asking if you were in las vegas? what questions would you b

contested primary for senator corker's side, congressman woman blackburn facing former congress woman fincher and it's almost inevitable will there be a contested seat in arizona. will the president take any role in the nomination process there? >> i'm not going to weigh-in to any political races and whether or not the president will engage. it's not appropriate for me to do from here. >> the other thing, in his penultimate salvo on twitter, the president said that senator corker asked him to be secretary state and re refurefus refusrer. nobody has been asked in modern times for a job like that. did senator corker ask the president to be his secretary of state? >> that's my understanding. i don't know much beyond those initial comments. charlie? >> is the president confident that majority leader mcconnell will pull it together? >> yes, he is. he thinks we're going to work together with republican senators, particularly leader mcconnell to get tax cuts and tax reform done this year. >> what does the white house and the president continue to say that senator bob corker helped president obama on

currently contested primary for senator corker's seat, congresswoman blackburn facing former congressman fincher and it's almost inevitable there will be a contested primary in arizona, dr. warren is going to be left to get the nomination. will the president take any role in the nomination process there? >> as i have said many times before from the podium, i'm not going to weigh into any political races and whether or not the president will engage. it's not appropriate for me to do from here. >> the other thing sarah, is in its all tultimate sal voe on tw, the president said that president corker asked him to be secretary of state and he refused the request. that's a pretty serious claim because no one really has been proven to have asked for a job in modern times like that, did senator corker actually ask the president to be his secretary of state? >> that's my understanding, but i don't know much beyond those initial comments. >> is the president confident that the majority leader mitch mo mcconnell can pull the senate together? >> yes, he is and we are going to work with republican senators p

congresswoman blackburn facing former congressman fincher, and it's almost inevitable there will be a contested primary in arizona. dr. ward not going to be left to get the nomination. will the president take any role in the nomination process? . >> as i've said many times before from the podium, i'm not going to weigh into any political races and whether or not the president will engage. it's not appropriate for me to do from here. charlie? >> the other thing, sarah, is that in his pan ultimate salvo on twitter, the president said that senator corker asked him to be secretary of state and he refused the request. that's a pretty serious claim because no one really has been proven to have asked for a job in modern times line that. did senator corker actually ask the president to be his secretary of state? >> that's my understanding but i don't know much beyond those initial comments. charlie? >> is the president confident that majority leader mitch mcconnell can hold the senate caucus together? >> yes, he is, and he thinks that we're going to work together with republican senators, par

congresswoman blackburn, facing former congressman fincher, it is almost inevitable there will be contested primary in arizona. dr. ward not going to be left to get the nomination. will the president take any role in the nomination process? >> as i have said many times before from the podium i will not weigh into any political races, whether or not the president will engage. not appropriate for me to do from here. charlie? reporter: the other thing, sarah, in his penultimate malvo on twitter the president said, that senator corker asked him to be secretary of state and he refused the request. that is a pretty serious claim because no one really has been proven to asked for a job in modern times like that. did senator corker actually ask the president to be his secretary of state? >> that is my understanding but i don't know much beyond those initial comments. reporter: president confident that majority leader mitch mcconnell can hold the senate conference together? >> yes he is. he thinks we'll work together with republicans senators, particularly leader mcconnell to get tax cuts and tax re

and david fincher actually directed this film who directed fight club as well films like seven and nowffalo is phenomenal in this movie one of the best films i've seen in a long time. also real quick on netflix, mind hunter and stranger things. two shows streaming on netflix. >> go to movie this h. halloween is. >> nightmare before christmas and hocus-pocus. >> that's what you'll watch today. >> death becomes child's may. >> how about pet cemetery. >> chuckie. how could you leave that out. >> it's not on netflix that i know of. those are the ones i found on fete netflix that i like. >> more penny wise costumes than anything. >> we're going a baby driver. >> with the sun track? >> i bought an 80 gig black ipod so i can recreate the costume. >> let's check in with tucker one more time. >> kevin, oscar was in earlier dan he l >> oscar the grouch is huge fan of kevin mccarthy. he's very very noise guy. he's actually much like you actually. >> 50 in washington. >> we're not a whole lot a like. 40 in manassas. 46 quantico. 52 leonardtown. it's still cool. it will be cool afternoon. my hair i

all the movies he starred and in directed he was in fincher's gone girl, he was in star trek as wellrs to make. made $74 million at the box office. >> i laughed my face off. >> exactly. that's one thing i heard him say last night to another reporter. he was just saying we're in crazy times right now. >> absolutely. >> nothing wrong with going to movie and kind of mind leslie having fun. i grabbed some popcorn. i had chicken tenders i my soda oy just watched the movie and laughed and it was a lot of fun. the first one is classic. i spoke to tyler perry about that. he plays three characters in the film. >> um-hmm. >> also wrote, directed and starred in the movie. how do you do that. >> i spoke to him about being the same dark in derr in one shot. do you direct in the madea costume what would madea's review of this film be. watch this. >> mr. perry. >> hey. >> how are you. >> good to so you. >> how you been all right. >> good, good. >> i'm really fascinated how this work. you'll have these scenes in the first film i just rewatch it today. you play three characters. >> yup. >> in one sho

fincher, who spoke -- mr.isher, who spoke about characteristics that should go into the fed chair. >> should you let the markets take care of it? if you decide to leave it to the market, wait a week and see what it really means. that depend ags great deal on the experience you have and your understanding of how the markets work. , andyou get over the years i sort of -- the initial to take , for example, the initial reaction that people thought is that this is something that happens in closing markets. that is terrible. >> your final thoughts in london and your speech the other day, a wonderful speech, sort of a tapestry of the history of the bank of england. you talk about a never say never event. what kind of chairman duty to be steeled and ready for a never say never event? >> you need someone who has the flexibility of mind to see that he or she needs to take a different route at a particular moment in time or over the next year or two, and someone who has also the capacity to lead a very large, very comple