weekly standard and the national review, two of the great magazines in our nation, and g coolio -- gq. the fifth most powerful man in washington, d.c. paint a different picture, and i am always reminded of the great protestant to my desk divine, -- great protestant --ine, mr. pruitt: i talked to my team about this quite a bit. these issues ought not be as contentious as they are. republicans and democrats are for clean air and clean water. it is just about, how do we achieve those? when we think about how it has been done over the last seven years -- several years versus how it should be done, partnership with states. states across the country, governors, departments of environmental quality, they have been partners in protecting our water and air. congress has been specific about the industry. co2ave reduced our footprint by about 20%. we have led the world in reduction. the paris accord was never about co2 production. i tell our team, let's just get our job done. let's focus on the role of law. let's focus on cooperative federalism. let's do the work before us and let's work togethe

on the cover of "gq" magazine before you. >> i know. >> jimmy: but now my face has been removed fromith you? >> my family, my mom and dad and my sister. >> jimmy: who sits next to you? >> oh, god don't know yet. >> jimmy: have you considered making a competition to ingratiate themselves to you? >> yeah. like king lear or something. >> jimmy: yes make the performance. they will each have a minute to do something. >> exactly. yeah. you're right. >> jimmy: you've got to let your mom -- >> mom is like -- listen. i think everybody -- we all literally won be here without our mothers. >> jimmy: sure. >> unless you were incubated which is fine too. i don't want to offend anyone. >> jimmy: i don't think there's anyone in that category. you're all right. it's the one area which no one is going to tweet about. the incubees are not going to be a problem for you. don't worry. [ laughter ] well, this is going to be fun. i have a -- but now i realize if you're going to be in that audience i am most certainly going to have to talk to you during that. >> no, no. >> jimmy: you and your mom or whoever

and gq. they called to the fifth most powerful man in washington, d.c..ome in the media painted different picture. that great reminded works of great enemies. when the slings and arrows come your way, what is the guiding star that leads you to the fight? -- through the fight? >> these issues that we deal with should not be as contentious as they are. democrats ared for clean air and clean water. it is just about how we achieve those means. when you think about how it has been done in the last several years, we ought to be focused on partnership with the states. states across this country, governors and departments of environment equality have been cooperative and partners through federalism and protecting our water and air. we have reduced our co2 footprint in this country by almost 20% from the year 2000 to 2014. we are leading the world in reducing co2. do you know how? through innovation and technology, not government mandate. individuals with technology is paving the way for us. we ought to celebrate that. i tell our team, let's get our job done. let'

fraser tells "gq" that the former president of the hollywood press association touched him inappropriatelylden globes luncheon. fraser says the incident left him depressed and miserable. the man he accuses did apologize at the time. but now says fraser's account is a total fabrication. >>> team usa came away without a medal in women's figure skating today. it was the worst showing for the u.s. since world war ii. >> ouch. but there were some highlights today in south korea. once more abc's alex stone is there for us. alex. >> reporter: kendis and diane, happy friday to you. yesterday, a very good day for team usa. today, not so much, especially when it comes to figure skating. the american women had a tough night on the ice plagued by stumbles and falls throughout the individual competition. ultimately finishing in 9th, 10th and 11th places, the gold and silver going to olympic athletes from russia. but despite her tenth place finish mirai nagasu managing to get lots of attention claiming credit for saving the united states team bronze and revealing the main focus of her final performance

frazier tells gq magazine, the former president of the hollywood former press association touched him inappropriately at a golden globes luncheon. he says the incident left him depressed and miserable. the man says frazier's account is a total fabrication. >>> league wide action in reaction to a toxic culture inside a mavericks organization. sports illustrated reported they had a culture of massageny and sexual harassment for years. >>> oprah winfrey says he is not interested in getting into a twitter war with donald trump. >> defender her 60 minute story on the political divide, which president trump slammed as being bias. turning directly to trump, she says, quote, i don't like giving negativity power. oprah says she's taking the high road. >> when had they go low, we stay high. >>> when we come back the big "star wars" news. >>> plus what happens when a big oprah fan meets oprah? "the skinny" is next. oprah? but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. >>> this w

now you're on the cover of gq magazine. [ cheers and applause ] don't know if you know this but i wasnds. and there you are, looking kind of sad. >> not like totally content. >> jimmy: and i think you plucked your eyebrows since then. >> absolutely. listen, i'm french, us french people get -- >> jimmy: who you bringing to the oscars. >> my family my mom and dad strand. >> jimmy: who sits next to you. >> oh, god don't know yet. >> jimmy: have you considered making a competition to you. >> like king lee or something. >> jimmy: yes make the performance. they will each have a minute to do something. >> exactly. yeah. you're right. >> jimmy: whoever is deemed worthy. you got to bring your mom. >> mom is like, listen, we all literally would not be here without our mothers. >> jimmy: sure. >> unless you were incubated which is fine too. don't want to offend anybody. >> jimmy: don't think there's anyone in that category. i think you're all right. it's the one area which no one is going to tweet about. the incubees are not going to be a problem for you don't worry. this is going to be fun. i r

art, music, based on feminism and culture to publications including "the new york times," esquire, gq, rolling stone. britt hosts the talkbac talkback featuring stories from young women of color. it is an honor to have morgan jerkins with us today. "this will be my undoing" eliminates the ultimate politics born from the situation of blackness combined with womanhood. but i love about her is the resistance of monoliths. while she speaks to the attention many women of color will relate to she also does so with a lens so deeply personal that it's impossible to strip the work of this individual voice and experience. morgan jerkins is a 25-year-old writer living in new york who graduated from princeton university and was in comparative literature specializing in 19th a russian literature and post modern literature. she has an m.a. from the rising seminar and has written for the new yorker, "new york times," the atlantic, rolling stone, the new republic and buzz feed among many others it is a contributing editor at catapult. at this time, we can welcome them to the stage. plus [applause] he

he tells gq that the former president of the hollywood foreign press association touched him inappropriatelyessed. the man says it's a complete fabrication. >>> and inside the mavericks organization. they're setting up a head hotline had. the mavericks fostered a culture of misogyny and sexual harassment for years monopoly >>> oprah winfrey says she's not interested in getting involved in a twitter war with trump. >> terms of responding directly to trump, quote giving negativity power. >> she's following michelle obama's word off wheth low, we stay high. >>> plus what happens when a big oprah fan meets oprah? but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. >>> this week you will all compete in couples ice dancing. >> we're going to like bring the heat. ♪ skinny the skinny the skinny >>> funny that doesn't look like the canadian pairs couple. >> different kind off olympics. >> apparently that's a wrap on the winter games. they're done. the winter games are over. >> they're not

"gq" magazine, not exactly a conservative outlet addressed the same issue a few years ago and it agreed noting that even the democratic staffers who wrote the now-expired 1994 federal assault weapon ban knew it was a largely symbolic polic policy. perhaps the most poignant words today came from a father, andrew pollock, who buried his daughter meadow just a few days ago. flanked by his sons, his rage, and his frustration was evident. >> it doesn't make sense, fix it. should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it! and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again! she's not here. she's not here. we all work together to come up with the right idea, school safety. it's not about gun laws right now. >> laura: the focus should be on school security. the soft targets that are so vulnerable today. arming staff who are well-trained, getting authorities on the state, local and federal level to see the obvious warning signs and act on them and this obvious fact that america has become a society of strangers, distant through social media. all those anonymous insults

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in an interview with gq magazine, fraser explains why he disappeared.me depressed after philip burke, the former president of the hollywood foreign press association inappropriately touched hip. it happened in 2003 at a lunch at the beverly hills hotel. >> he ascribes this along with his mother dying and getting a divorce why he vanished fosh the past 15 years. >>> burke is saying that mr. fraser's version is a total fabrication. burke did write a letter apologizing. he admitted no wrongdoing. >>> new call this morning from california highway patrol whoever is shooting bb's at a charter bus on bay area highways is still out there. authorities want your help. at least five buses have been hit between woodside and cupertino over the past two months. chp wants to find the shooter before it happens again. >> no one has sustained injuries. but we want it to stop because it could result in a collision. >> chp is asking anyone with information, no matter how small it may seem to call 800-tell chp. >>> not received funding for the program that provides free tui

the internet is not the answer it speaks for itself for an international bestseller and i want to add gq magazine has called him one of the top hundred most connected than. there is an opportunity andrew isn't a good global citizen and understands america better than most americans i know, but i wanted to you that you can fully take the english man out of england because if you turn roughly to page 146 he refers to yogi berra, the capture as a shortstop. [laughter] so you go with that but he also said the future ain't what it used to be which is a perfect segue. i want to get into this marvelous book. if you don't mind if we could spend a couple of minutes about you this journey of a historian who can't be good to so to so compelling is an unusual path and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about that with us here. >> i think one of the nice things about silicon valley as it has attracted a very eclectic crowd when i landed there for various reasons in the mid-90s where a lot of other people were doing things anyone could do it. i have no business background or experience anyone cou

. >> i call him jimmy gq. >> who's better looking jimmy or tom brady?that one just flew over me. >> that's a tough one. >> i love your sports question almost as much as i love this snack belt. >> you put it over and you attach and you're able to put all of your snacks here. >> oh, i figured it out. i didn't need your help. i got it. >> and you can expand it as the game gets worse or your belly gets bigger. >> did jerry teach you how ato dance? >> he taught me how to twirl. but since we're talking dips, we did a different sort of song. i put my hand upon my hip when you dip, we dip, you dip. >> wait. >> he wouldn't say who he has for the big game. >> i put my hand upon your hip. fred would do anything for his daughter. get in, fred! even if it means being the back half of a unicorn. fear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain flings! and that smell puts the giddy in giddy up. that's because one gain flings pac has more freshness than a whole bottle of the other guy. gain. seriously good scent. okay - let's try this. it says you apply the blu

sitting presidentik%gq cannot b indicted, but ifd back with accusations of obstruction or money launderingcertainly be under pressure to resign, congress would be under pressure b4z1e one of the white house scandals this 'nfzo7morning. donald trump's personal lawyer admits to the "new york times"f $130,000 that everybody has9$ bn talking about. because political groups were nosing around asking if that payment came out of the president's election fund. directly from him, not the president, but from him. now, the lawyer won't say why he just randomly paid a porn star he have knee she had a %qñ sexual relationsh with donald trump. president trump says that's not true. looking at the calendar it's been a rough start to the new year for the white house. the week of january 1st that's when the book "the fire and fury" came out. january 8th is when the president calls african shuts down. the week of january 22nd the report that trumpç tried to fi mueller. january 29th, that's the nunez memo controversy. moving into the new month last week the white house defended repeated spousal abuse. the u

and gq. maybe not one of the best magazines in our nation but named you the fifth most powerful man in washington, d.c. something in the fourth estate in the media paint a little bit different picture. i am always reminded of the great protestant devine that great works have great enemies. and so when the slings and arrows come your way, what is the guiding star that scott: i really believe and i talk to my team. these issues should not be as contentious as they are. republicans and democrats are for clean air and clean water. it's about how we achieve those things. it isou think about how done, we should be focused on partnership of the state. states across this country, governments have been cooperative. in protecting our water and air. industry come up businesses. we have reduced our co2 footprint in this country. 2000 two 2014. do you know how? through individual technology. technology is making the way for us as a country. we should celebrate that. i focus and tell our team, let's get ou

named gq's best restaurant in america and he was named one of "food & wine's" best new chef." >> thank you. >> tell us what's at the table. >> this is like a proper night's out. we transition into brunch, you know. starting over here, this is fresh grits. it's basically corn that's been grated on a box greater and looks like scrambled eggs. here it looks like fried chicken. it's breaded in corn flakes. it goes with the corn. here's a little vegan jgem sala and this is the maryland boy in me. it's like a waffle crab cake baked together. >> why not. >> last but not least it's a coffee cake drizzled with a little bit of caramel. >> because we all need that. speaking of hair of the dog, this is coffee? >> the thing i like about this, it's like an almond liqueur and you've got coffee and you put it in the jar and put the lid on and shake it. your latte, you can shake it. this is your latte shaker. >> i love it. and scotch. cheers with our coffee. so, chef, age 15, you're already working in a restaurant. tell us about that. >> you know, my brother was coming home with stuff and i w

. >> and for the rest of us it's pretty cool on the new cover of "gq" magazine.r near and dear to your heart and just worked on "hamlet." >> that was in the summer and thank you very much. did that at the public theater downtown and very intense production like basically four hours with two intermissions and that was really intense because my son had just been born very shortly before we started rehearsals, so to kind of do that at night and to be home in the day. >> changing diapers? a tale of two cities, i like to say. want to show everybody your latest project, though, because it is a nail-biter. let's take a look. "annihilation." >> i don't know where it was or what it was. >> how is that possible? you must be able to tell me something. you vanished off the face of earth for 12 months. i deserve a better explanation than no explanation. >> it doesn't matter. >> yes, it does matter. trust me. it does matter. >> yes. >> how is it working with the wonderful natalie portman. >> amazing. she is an incredible person. not just what she does on screen but off screen.

fraser opening up to "gq" explaining in part why he disappeared saying i became depressed after he allegedtion inappropriately touched him saying it made me retreat, it made me feel reclewsive. he said berk grabbed him inappropriately in 2003 at a lunch at the beverly hills hotel. fraser saying he was overcome with panic and fear. i felt ill. i felt like a little kid. i felt like there was a ball in my throat. i thought i was going to cry. >> he describes this along with other personal issues with getting a divorce and his mother dying with why he vanished. >> reporter: mr. berk says mr. fraser's version is a total fabrication but did write a letter apologizing at the time. my apology admitted no wrongdoing. the usual if i've done anything to upset mr. fraser, it was not intended and i apologize. >> he insists it wasn't important. he didn't mean to do it and wrote about it in his memoirs. >> what pushed him to come forward, watching the golden globes as he looked at all the men and women dressed in black standing in solidarity fraser saying, at the time he didn't have the courage to speak

a new article from "gq" said it's fine as long as you follow the cardinal rule you don't interrupt someone'sin the gym and not interrupt their workout? >> i don't know, george. that's a very good question that i'm not equipped to answer. very good question so we'll do a little quick lightning round with our audience. everyone has a red flag and green flag. i'll bring up some situations. if you think it's okay, you raise your green flag. if you think it's off limits you raise your red flag. you guys ready? >> all: yeah! >> let's go. is it okay to start up a conversation at the gym? yes or no? >> yes. >> it's kind of like a mixed bag here. a lot of people are in the gym. i'm here to work out. i don't want to talk to you. some are in the gym to be social, not to work out. i got you. >> there's nothing wrong d d trying, is there. >> i don't know about that. i know some women who go to the gym to have a conversation. >> okay. is it okay to start up a conversation on an airplane? >> captive audience. >> i'll be honest with you. i don't want to sit next to some of you. i want to get on there and sl

ought to be on coverage of "gq."terms of their buys in the investigation into hillary clinton and the investigation into supposed trump russia coy solution which there is no evidence to this point. we'll have to see what the rest of the investigation shows. this is why we have a house intelligence committee. this is why we have a house oversight committee. obviously isn't good when you have fbi agents who have the obvious political bias texting with one another texts how much they hate particular segment of the american population. steve: good thing michael horowitz, inspector general from the department of justice he is also looking into things because he is the reason they're not on mueller's team anymore. he is also apparently the reason andrew mccabe, like number two guy at the fbi he's out because of sounds like animus against the president. >> the level of bureaucratic incompetence and corruption, the level of political bias inside of our intelligence agencies, there is a reason the american people don't trust