there are everyone thinks of clark kent. there a re lots of everyone thinks of clark kent. there are lots of individual elements which remind you of the superman story, it's like man of steel but the darker twist. there are also influences like carrie, a young girl with telekinetic powers. it also reminded me of an old episode of the twilight zone called it's a good life where a community and in fear ofa life where a community and in fear of a child in control of everything but what is impressive is how well and how long it managed to sustain just being a drama about two parents who desperately want our son and now they have won but there is a secret in his past. elizabeth banks is terrific as the mother who just wa nts to terrific as the mother who just wants to look after her son and wa nts to wants to look after her son and wants to protect him despite the fa ct wants to protect him despite the fact that she knows he's not like other children. it's not for everybody, a couple of people came out of it saying, i didn't get that at all, but i liked the way it played with th

while you think you pulled off a super man clark kent switcheroo, the people you speak out against recognize and they have opinions about your opinion and you and your friends hide behind arguments about civility. >> we are supposed to have civility. >> there is a loss of civility and an anger and a rage on the far lefts that frightening. >> what do you say to people who say it's rude to interrupt somebody's dinner even if you disagree with them. >> did i laugh out loud? >> kristin is one of the meal interrupters. in july 2018, she saw scott pruitt, then head of the environmental protection agency in a restaurant even though she was with her husband and kid, she knew she had to say something. >> we need somebody who does protect the environment and believes in climate change and takes it seriously. >> that's my son, brooks. >> i think i saw her in a viral video. >> i saw her as a parent who knows how to multitask with the complicated list of things. raise the kid, save the world. >> the video of you walking over to scott pruitt to as we say, read him for filth. and it was such -- i think it

you saw all the references to superman, the kid's initials, everyone thinks of clark kent.t with a darker twist. there are also influences like carrie, a young girl with telekinetic powers. it also reminded me of an old episode of the twilight zone called it's a good life where a community are in fear of a child in control of everything, but what is impressive is how well and how long it managed to sustain just being a drama about two parents who desperately want a son and now they have one, but there is a secret in his past. elizabeth banks is terrific as the mother who just wants to look after her son and wants to protect him despite the fact that she knows he's not like other children. it's not for everybody, a couple of people came out of it saying, "i didn't get that at all," but i liked the way it played with the superman mythology. i'm not a big comic book fan, but i knew enough to understand where it was going and i thought it was strange and quirky and there were moments in it that were quite nasty and moments that were quite funny. i'd also say if you are really i

you saw all the references to superman, the kid's initials, everyone thinks of clark kent.man story, it's like man of steel but with a darker twist. there are also influences like carrie, a young girl with telekinetic powers. it also reminded me of an old episode of the twilight zone called it's a good life where a community are in fear of a child in control of everything, but what is impressive is how well and how long it managed to sustain just being a drama about two parents who desperately want a son and now they have one, but there is a secret in his past. elizabeth banks is terrific as the mother who just wants to look after her son and wants to protect him despite the fact that she knows he's not like other children. it's not for everybody, a couple of people came out of it saying, "i didn't get that at all," but i liked the way it played with the superman mythology. i'm not a big comic book fan, but i knew enough to understand where it was going and i thought it was strange and quirky and there were moments in it that were quite nasty and moments that were quite fun

. >> can i tell you, heilemann is like clark kent. i love it, with the microphone. >> he's like wow. like the '80s. >> i love it. >> i think warren sort of set the tone for the debate. i think she wanted to establish that she is the best, and by the way i think she is the best at this, at having a unified message of her argument and her solution and being able to leave it in a very easily understandable way. so i think the others probably keyed off of that. but you saw like when de blasio brought him up as the greatest geo political threat, he got a big applause. >> inslee -- >> yeah. >> de blasio said russia. >> oh, right, he did say russia. >> another good answer. >> but tonight you have biden, who that is his whole theory of his race but senator harris, who thinks she's the best prosecutor in the case against donald trump and also kirsten gillibrand, who her theory is brave wins and a woman is the right person to replace him. i think you're going to see those two, who are new to the national scene, try to make their mark going afte

in kill bill 2, there is a great stachlt about how clark kent is how superman sees us and it is an insult is how donald trump sees white america. he sees them as savage. if he is wrong, white america needs to stand up and tell him he's wrong. people of color and jewish people are overwhelmingly against this president. he didn't care. 52% of white women voted for him. these are the people who need to stand up and tell him to stop this. >> you mentioned the toothbrushes and the soap. that discussion that the government isn't required to provide toothbrushes and soap. >> what is a deeply distressing argument? >> on behalf of the united states of america, this is a narrative driven by this country. the narrative, the children and the conditions if griffin by my brothers and sisters in south america, causing the crisis at the border. you talk about these kids and conditions. this is united states of america. this is the land of the home of the free and the brave. what stories do we tell our future generations about what happened, how many survived and how many different. how many children were

it is like the superman to my clark kent.i am out of dragon i a more personable and more human rather than superhuman when i am in drag. i think i am more accessible out of drag. >> many people look up to you as a role model. what does that mean to you? >> while i never set out to be a role model. i sent out to be a supermodel. >> that is the line of the interview. that is so good. >> but you know, i live my life in a way that as a child i looked colors and sparkly things and sweetness. my favorite thing is to laugh. so all of those things have helped motivate me and kept me with the child's heart honestly. >> reporter: have an all-star lineup of guests with plenty to look forward to. >> they know they want to be in a place where they feel safe and so will be audience feel that way. i am not there to put anybody on the spot. i am there to help facilitate a conversation that is so needed right now in the 21st century, more than ever before. >> your spoken about the importance of listening to life stage direction. what are the

the superman to my clark kent. out there should explore what nafeels like. >> yeah. last question. is there guest that you want to book that you want to book. and is there anyone you would not let on your show? >> i would love to book judge judy. i am a big judge judy fan. i'll probably be up against her on the telephone timetable. but no, i'd be willing to talk to whoever. in interviews, always look for a way to -- a reason to fall in love with the person i'm interviewing. and that is -- that's the key. >> yeah. >> rupaul. congratulations. so everyone at home knows, rupaul's new talk show, which is called -- >> rupaul. >> premieres monday for a three- week run. you can watch it 2:00 on tkvu. 3:00 in the afternoon on kicu or ktvu plus. we have the information at ktvu.com. >> and you have a runway, don't you have a run way in the studio? >> every audience member walks in on the runway. >> as they should. >>> let's check in with sal and a look at traffic. >> ru. i'm a big fan, by the way. >> sal says he's a big fan.

. >> clark kent and superman. >> jacob soboroff. they're here today. this is my cup of tea, ri

like a clark kent superman thing. steve: it's no tie tuesday. he has come up from florida, to do the show, a couple of times this week, we are going to make your dreams come true. not only is he going to do the news of the day. he doesn't have to war a necktie. but also he will get to make steaks. he will meet gary woo gary woodd and there is going to be hand-to-hand combat in the studio. dan: like a dream show today. they asked me what my favorite food i said steak. what's your second favorite food. warm-up steak. ainsley: how. dan: medium. even medium is a little much. no more than medium. no, no more than medium. steve: going to do it in the studio. ainsley: i'm one step above you. so we have gary wood langed coming on. my dad is writing me last night. this is such a great guy. do euro search. make sure you know about him. dad, i gout you covered. yesterday we introduced you to him. this guy is amazing. he supports folds of honor. is he a father. he talked openly about a miscarriage that his wife had. they have won son. wife home on bed rest