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if you only know about it from jimmy smith's role in mr. goes to washington, there is a whole lot more to it. >> i tell that you a certain man, mr. james taylor, wanted to put this through for his own profit. a man who controls a political machine and controls everything ellsworth controlling in my state. and a man even powerful enough to control a congressman. i saw three of them in his room the day i went to see him. no, sir, i will not yield. >> so let's talk more about filibuster. the former deputy chief of staff to senator harry reid. the author of kill switch, the rise of the modern senate. i'm so happy to have you on. i've been dying to do this. so important, what you write about. can you please tell us about the filibuster, what is actually being used? how it's being used today? >> yeah. so the thing with the filibuster, it has a very sordid history. it came into existence primarily to support the existence of white supremacy. you showed the clip of jimmy stewart in mr. smith goes to washington. that movie came out in 1939. a funny

we have jimmy smith and mark anthony.slie grace who was a huge star in the music world and we have anthony ramos. so again to hopefully create a lien would be be >> people need to stay through the end to see the post credit seen with you as the -- >> there is a post credit sequence. samuel l jackson may or may not show up. stay through the credits. >> okay. congratulations. >> think you. >> did you just give >> no. it is totally fine. he stopped me just in time. he was so generally nice and he was genuinely excited to see me and that newsroom setting. he was like look at that people coworkers. >> humans. >> he had been in lockdown too long with his two kids in pandemic and just happy to be back out there and happy people are back in theaters. >> i love his energy. we have a human. >> what an intro. i love it. we're talking about some high clouds moving and. that breeze we have out there right now will weaken a bit. we are talking temperatures in the low 40s to low 50s. tomorrow it is a mix of sun and clouds especially in

the event featured all of the film stars, including lin manuel miranda, jimmy smith says you just heard marc anthony. i never get to see stars in this area, the hood, so i mean, you know, it's like really work. anthony and lin manuel. i mean, this is beyond anything i ever seen in all my years living here. the film is based on the lin manuel miranda tony award winning musical of the same name. it's about a street corner in washington heights, where residents many of them immigrants, dream of a better life. the director is jon m. chu. you know him, he directed crazy rich asians. well lanes on interstate 80 in richmond blocked off for hours when a big rig overturn this morning are now back open. now you can see in this video here from sky fox, and it flipped over on its side and spill its load of large logs in the eastbound lanes. now this is that fitzgerald driving pinole near the richmond parkway. this all happened just before 10 a.m. the chp says at one point, all but one lane of the freeway was blocked. several other cars were also involved, but it's unclear what caused the truck to o

or jimmy smiths. but there's a lot of love in terms of giving many latinas voice.tion with my daughter as well. yes, we live in a very critical time in our country. the idea and notion about talking about not having enough black, latino, afro-latino presence is being heard. there's a lot of critique but a lot of love, maria theresa. because in our work as journalist, which is to correct a narrative. we can do both things. we can hear a critical voice and say yes, yes, we have to think about giving more visibility to afro-latinos, and we can go celebrate this movie, have a great time, be dancing, screaming in the aisles, by the way, take your tissues. >> i think one of the challenges we see is the lack of representation in hollywood, that there is less than 7%, i believe, of hollywood in executive positions in film but we are 20% of the population. it's lack of representation that allows the stereotypes and allows bad politicians to rise, because people tonight know who we are. how is this different? >> well, i think this is different because there was a very concer

you showed the clip of jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington."ut in 1939. during the entire jim crow era, the filibuster was being used almost exclusively to block civil rights billed. the only bills killed during that period were civil rights bills. and civil rights bills were actually ready to pass long before they started to pass in the 1960s. the nation was ready to support them. gallup found 72% of americans ready to support an anti-poll tax law that was ready to pass in the 1930s, and it was blocked by the filibuster. fast forward to today and the filibuster continues to support the forces of the status quo and entrenched power over progressive change and its use still disproportionately is over -- >> i mentioned earlier that you worked with harry reid -- as harry reid's deputy chief of staff when he was the democratic leader. the filibuster was being used to block president barack obama's nominations. reid lowered that threshold. it was dubbed the nuclear option. then republicans came into power. senator mitch mcconnell took that and then

jimmy stewart, mr. smith goes to washington. that's what we want right now. we want to see the bad guys being jimmy stewart. having to stand on the floor for four days making these ridiculous arguments. if that happens, you can maybe mobilize and make some progress in this area. so joe biden had one-on-one meetings with joe manchin and senator sinema. now you can see one reason is they are not the same on this 60-vote threshold. joe manchin has said there are variations on this that he's willing to do, he's open to it. this op ed piece by senator sinema is a completely close document. there is no hole in it anywhere where she can change her position on this down the road. >> that was my first reaction to it as well. i just read it a few minutes ago. she's talking about 60 votes. that's just the reverse of 40 votes. so you wouldn't be getting rid of that and changed the burden of proof, the onus on responsibility so it fell on the minority. and she could, you know, you're right. she would not have to say that she was retreting, if you documented the idea that h

jimmy: everyone is on this album. they put the names on the cover so you can buy it. >> steve: i'm like -- wait is gregg smith on that ng fur factory. ♪ ♪ walking fur factory fur factory ♪ ♪ if you own a ca then you know this ♪ ♪ in the middle of the summer it's really the pits ♪ ♪ 'cause a cat's gonna shed it's fur for free ♪ ♪ a cat is a walkin fur factory ♪ ♪ oh, look out when my cat comes near ♪ ♪ ain't nothing saf when he sheds his hair ♪ ♪ clean black socks a solid white dress ♪ ♪ cats rubs against you it's a big hairy mess ♪ >> jimmy: whoa, stop, stop, stop, will you >> steve: gosh >> jimmy: they really jammed that last line in there. >> steve: yeah he had to throw it in there. ♪ clean black socks a solid white dress ♪ ♪ cat rolls u it's a big hairy mess ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: you could have mc skat kat on there. >> jimmy: if you are -- if you are wearing a white dress with black socks, a cat may not be for you. [ laughter ] next up is a band called "billy hay and the chaos." great name >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: here's a nice stretched out photo of a fox >> steve: yeah make sure that picture is 16 by 9, yeah.

and we are going to be back to the way that filibusters were in the time of jimmy stewart, mr. smithgoes to washington. that is what we want right now. we want to see the bad guys, in jimi stewart. having a stand on the floor were for days -- making these ridiculous arguments. and if that happens, you can mobilize even more attention nationwide and maybe make some progress in the area. >> so, joe biden heads up or one-on-one meetings with joe manchin and senator sinema. and now you can see one reason for that is that they are not the same on this 60 vote threshold. joe manchin has said that there is a variation on this that he is willing to do including an idea that -- this op-ed piece tonight by senator cinema is a completely closed document. there is no hole in it anyway. you can see where should be able to change your position on this down the road. >> well, that was my first reaction to it as well. i just read it a few minutes ago. but she is talking about 60 votes. and 60 votes is just the reverse for 40 votes. all right? so, you would be getting rid of the 60 vote requirement -

. >> jimmy: the next is 99, it's called, "three minutes of will smith building up to start rapping, buteve: it's fantastic >> jimmy: when it first came out, i loved it. >> steve: i thought it was going to be number one >> jimmy: it was at one point. now it's at the bottom of the charts well let's check out the song. ♪ >> test, test. yeah, here we go now ha, ha, ha yeah, okay we're gonna go yeah all right, all right, now, here we go. all right. yeah, yeah hold on, yeah, get that bass ♪ uh-huh, yeah okay we're gonna go all right. we're gonna go ♪ all right, we're gonna go in a a minute hold up now. in a minute. hold up. not yet. ha, ha, ha [ cheers and applause >> steve: wait, that's a great song he doesn't ever get to it. >> jimmy: yeah, you've got to download the song to hear it, man. finally, coming at the very bottom of the chart, there's the chainsmokers' hit song, "closer sung by actual chain smokers. [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: i don't know if that's a good idea let's take a listen to this. ♪ ♪ so baby pul me close in the back seat of your rover ♪ ♪ that

jimmy to answer that? >> you can answer that. >> i would echo general smith's comments. between the army and that marine corps look at project emergence across all five services it's weekly on the jay rockefeller and i said the other thing congressman it's all in support of the joint war fighting concept. as that emerges i think you'll see the complementary nature of that. i appreciate you using that word. our ability to provide a multiple dilemmas from the land, from the sea, from the air is critical to present those multiple dilemmas to any potential adversary and not align the focus on one particular thing. i would just say in closing >> thank you gentlemen thank you, mr. chairman teresa becky of got it. you are recognized for five minutes. >> for a leadership. >> mr. bush you touched on this gate mixed signals let me understand and clarify. we had the need to modernize the tax code it appears to me the research i was doing the army cut this budget area shifted funds to other areas. we are concerned how to weaken fragile industrial base. do you see this as a risk? are

jimmy anderson. one of great britain's big hopes, at the tokyo 0lympics, dina asher—smith dominated the women's 200 metrescribe to the sports desk, every friday via bbc sounds. let's head to cornwall now where the g7 summit of world leaders is getting under way — ben brown is there for us. thank you very much indeed. the world leaders arriving here this morning. angela merkel is the latest to arrive at newquay airport. president macron has arrived in the last couple of hours and ursula von der leyen from the european union. there is the plane of angela merkel, the german plane just coming there is the plane of angela merkel, the german planejust coming into newquay airport there. it is an extraordinary meeting at an extraordinary meeting at an extraordinary time in world history in the midst of the pandemic. so much for these g7 leaders to decide here at the summit in cornwall. not only vaccinating the world and that is one of the ambitions of the g7 to start doing that, with borisjohnson promising 100 million vaccine doses but also post—pandemic economic recovery, climate change and so on. security is in