we're not releasing or not airing already made shows, completed shows. and using them as tax write offs. and the talent is like completely freaked out. and he's gotten a lot of criticism for it. and. it it's not a good look. the optics of, as i say, are bad for, you know, for for zaslav and for hbo and for discovery. you know, there's nothing worse than, you know, i mean, you know, killing it, you're seeing a show as a tack. i mean, it's a tax write is, you know, as a horrible. whatever. you know, we're just unbelievable. one more really quick one, peter, do you think all this really is going to be resolved? the streaming if streaming works as a business, do you think that's to happen? do you think we're going to see streaming click as a really good, profitable business? well, i think probably. i'm guessing. yes, because these are these as supported tiers are going to get very popular. so i think and people you know, people like streaming because it gives you a phrase you from then that work schedule or the cable schedule, you can watch anything you want

it showed the character's flaws, but it showed the wholeness of each them. what they learned in life had ethics. they got through all the political warfare's with the productive way of problem solving. and it wasn't a front. two individuals that are involved in politics and i guess i question we have an opportunity through these to give more accuracy. and yet it's like historical where you have in a historical fiction novel, you give truth and. the fiction is just that you don't have the dialog of all these people that can be hollywood is, but you could really do something to teach, to give people something to emulate, strive toward, and i guess although you're saying the pendulum may swing, will it if we don't take a step forward, she was also inordinately concerned with clothing. i mean, it was just like on. yeah. and the and the executive producer of that show is a woman. the executive producer of the show was a woman. anyway, sorry. i know, i know. i think it's a very kind of critique and observation. it kind of brings up, i think, a point that's kind of

and television shows. they said that the international festival of fashd theater will continue until the 12th of bahman. the radio theater section of the 42nd fajr international theater festival hosted 11 radio shows. i say that i have decided to go. what's up in this radio show, the main element of your microphone is perspective must. on the other hand, you have a factory that is performing live. it has this charm . the tv show section was added to this period of the festival for the first time. it can help those works that cannot be seen. there are a number of things that he has done well , don't yell at lashkar godwin for sending him here, sir, don't yell. it is very important that we can show the artistic community how special and special plays and special actors can be in this work, how much impact these works can have on the young generation in the sector. the tv show also had 11 shows , cold hell, even in its teletheater , it brings the audience's friend along with it for the concepts that are also

desert show sponsors this issue, it's an alcohol brand and a potion. advertisers told daz show, like, we will not place our brand against the background of antisemitism, sexism, xenophobia and everything else. i think it would be... diesel motivation to change something, if with no one wanted to watch them, because they are finished, or the second option, this is a question for the tv channel, for the producers, for pinchuk, as the owner of ctv, is it normal for them to release such content for ukrainians, do they not want their tv channel to be normal , and they really don't want the hctv brand and their names to be associated with such things, with the promotion of alcoholism from children, jokes about roma and jews. with taping women's mouths and all the other long list, i mean i think it has to be internal the decision of the managers or the external decision of the sponsors, but someone has to say enough, because it is obvious that diesels will never stop by themselves, they have ratings, they have no taste, and they will poison us with it until s

shows that our new— hey, guys. don't forget about us. shows that our new were - hey, guys.e massive last year they took up all the top ten spots in the most streamed list in the us with a included kid shows like blue he and coco melon alongside classic shows like grey's anatomy and gilmore girls which people turn to time and time again for comfort watch. the details of what we streamed last year. that is it for me. see you very soon. bye. hello. after an extraordinarily mild sunday in the north of scotland on monday, the milder air pushed southwards, albeit with a lot of clouds and outbreaks of rain. that was how it looked in cornwall earlier on. something chillier, pushing into the north of scotland, at least for a time. you can see that colder air here on our air mass chart across the northern half of the uk. milder conditions further south. in that mild air that's where we've had a lot of cloud. that cloud has been producing some really heavy rain, particularly across parts of northern england in the colder air well, something a little bit clearer overhead. and as we hea

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i will show them the same videos and pictures that you are showing.on't have the courage to do that. while i was there, in the aftermath of january 6th, only liz cheney and kissinger had the courage to meet up with me and find out exactly what had happened to me. what i witnessed, what were my actions, and how i had helped to defend the capitol on january 6th from trump's supporters. i often passed by some of the officials to deny what happened, and they look away, or pretend to be doing something else. like lindsey graham, tim greene, kevin mccarthy, and so forth. they do not have the courage to face those officers, what they went through, all they are doing is for election purposes, and for power. this is -- making up steps like the hostage. things like what stephanie said this morning. are you serious? these are people that have been convicted in court of violent actions that they have made, criminal actions for that election. >> when you hear elise stefani, a member of house gop leadership talking about people that attacked you and former colleagu

and this is why i'm showing the thoughts towards i'm showing what i see. i'm not showing even my, my opinions, i'm not on thank people anything. so you do, you don't have like to hate or to lot like or dislike. i'm showing you what i'm seeing. of saw, we have another question that was sent by one of your followers. let's have a look. hi, motels industry, my name is house and i'm from england. a question for you all kinds is, how does it make you feel knowing that the mainstream media on joint exactly was happening cause a what do you make of mainstream media and their coverage of what was happening in gaza? what's been happening because of what is happening the beginning of the world, it was like saying they're propaganda site saying what they, they want to see. but the after we reach millions of people from outside showing them the role realities, the role, the truth, the real suffer. and how aggressive is the situation. this are to okay, what's of land both sides. let's show riley's and show palestinians a they try to keep their work as they used to all

show any of that. but as number one, there's someone that i have to see if it can you please the around the show us was a new process before you so much for like going countries to mostly keep going. as i mentioned earlier is i've just typical plan with finality express here submit item. so you may have not only can, the cards are still much to to watch 3. they show play wallace say on a goal is on his end or pass to ship. his kamikaze drove to the front. i know the engineer from his designs, a small recognizance plan named sky suggested that i show a pretty what was concerning the question. i thought i will get seeking access. yes of yes, let me get the idea thing and i, if you want to know boating, assembled the moment for them. so last on, very last one of the machine, you a little bit of food. if the dorm press one, if you know very about the words, let's see what was most of our other. somebody will take full given narrative missions so that you just must deal with the child smile, most of most of

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featuring louis cato and "the late show" band.the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh! happy 2024. thank you. please, if i knew my name would get that kind of reaction i would say it twice tonight. happy new year a little blade leave at 2024 is finally. scientists have warned us for decades us that it would start on january 1st, and yet we did nothing. and now because of our inaction, we're having the same presidential election with the same two old men as last time, only older and samer. among the things that will happen again no matter what we do is the republican primary, starting with next monday's iowa caucus. the frontrunner for first loser is former south carolina governor nikki haley, seen here really half-assing it through this performance of "ymca." governor haley's campaign was gaining momentum until recently, when she fumbled a gotcha question from 1861. >> what was the cause of the united states civil war? >> well, don't come with an easy question or anythin

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polls still show her down 10 points, some show more. the cnn poll shows her closer. good night, she wants a one-on-one race with donald trump. ron desantis has a lot of existential questions to answer if he does not come in second place. he has been out there saying he needs to come in first for most of the campaign. he has staked his entire operation on this and if it does not pan out, i think his biggest supporters will ask what is the path forward. >> right now his travel plans are going to south carolina tomorrow morning and then new hampshire for a cnn town hall. good tonight disrupt that? >> that is a lot of travel miles. as a florida resident on this panel, 14 months ago, in november of 22, and desantis ran against a candidate who is not that great in florida, we saw what we thought would be the birth of the next wave of the gop field. here we are all the chips are in the basket for ron desantis. if he does not finish in the top two here, this is going to be really scary stuff. i do not know if he will make any of those events. we will find out in the next sev

i'll show you the next slide just to show this was i off on it?at really shows you how it sort of became a meme. yore we had the word. so the reviews the armory show were were great and i there's a lot that happens in the twenties and thirties course but moving ahead that the museum of modern art is founded in 1929 and then of course the depression and world war two intervened and really had negative effect on the production of art for obvious reasons. and it's really after the second world war. and of course, harry's president, now that cultural diplomacy became, a catch phrase that america was seen as a country that you know was more concerned with money than art, you know, more concerned with pennies than poems, that sort of thing. and so there was a diplomat at the state department, leroy davidson, and he decided going to put together the most modern works that we can, and we're going to take them abroad and we're going to show people what freedom of expression means. and this would be in stark contrast to the prevailing art in the soviet unio

this showed that maybe he does not have the necessary concentration, why sardar is not showing his presence in the last game against your presence, which is the reason. in my opinion, we should know from inside the team , we should talk. when we see the tv frame , we can't speak clearly about the reasons because we are not close to the team, but we can see that all the audience, i see, all the experts, coaches, viewers see that those conditions are not very good conditions. . this shows that maybe we are not in the team, i don't know what happened, but we played well in the first half , mr. asadian, and when you don't play well , you don't score, there is a problem, and you don't score goals , there is a problem, and when you say you want the structure of the attack. a bad form requires our training and creativity we had creativity, we had good training, and when we don't score, it goes back to the issue of mental preparation and mentality of the players, which is completely different in those difficult conditions. really , the attacks he made showed beautifully that he reached the goal and

show.>> roads should be clear, we we will be there and show up. >> pre-hardy folks in iowa. desantis must have a strong showing in iowa. there is speculation he could end his run. something at our town hall last night he shut down. >> we are going to do well. we have lower expectations. i've been an underdog i whole life. >> no matter what on monday night you keep going. >> of course. >> reporter: tonight the front runner takes the stage, donald trump will make his last minute pitch to iowans before the caucuses monday. town hall airs at 9:00 eastern on fox news. neil: let's go to cabinet secretary, always good to have you, you look at these things closely. it is what people expect will happen, and from what we thought would happen, a world of difference. >> donald trump is going to have a good night in iowa if you look at polling including local polling that understands the caucus process. the real battle is going to be second. former ambassador nikki haley had a surge lately, there's ques

it >> just show it.tunt rehearsal. >> jimmy: this is training action training. rehearsal for "madame web. >> jimmy: vehicle. [ tires screeching ] what are you kidding me >> that might be perfect >> jimmy: oh, come on! [ cheers and applause i mean, come -- you just nailed that >> i know. >> jimmy: wait, that's a - that's a skill >> that's how i parallel park now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that. i want to show a clip. here's dakota johnson in "madame web. take a look at this. [ screaming [ heartbeat [ screaming >> announcer: if you see something suspicious, find a a member of the mta staff. ♪ >> get up. get off, get off get up >> me? >> go, get off you're going to die if you stay here get up >> are you threatening us? >> get up. >> hey, give me that back. hey, give me that back [ dramatic music ] ♪ >> jimmy: ooh! it's gonna to be good. [ cheers and applause wow! dakota johnson, everybody. "madame web" is in theaters february 14th. get your tickets tonight dakota and i are doing something fun when we co

welcome back to the show, bud.> jimmy: there's -- there's a a lot i have to talk to you about. congratulations. you -- you've directed a film. >> i directed a -- [ cheers and applause i know, it's a weird thing >> jimmy: it's a giant -- it's a giant deal are you now in the club of directors? like, do you go to, like -- do you work out with martin scorsese? >> yeah, absolutely. marty and i are really close >> jimmy: oh, my god we've got to get into this i want to talk about this. first of all, you just had a a big birthday, happy 40th >> i turned 40, yeah >> jimmy: that's a big deal. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, yeah, yeah it was great. ♪ yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: happy birthday >> thank you so much >> jimmy: do you have a big party? do you do a thing? >> are you a birthday person >> jimmy: i kind of -- no. i kind of -- >> neither am i. >> jimmy: yeah i was, and then i'm not, really >> i do one birthday every ten years. so i do like, 20, 30 - >> jimmy: in decades >> -- 40, 50, and then whenever, you know, life en

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i show her, all right? it's in my hand. she grabs it.e scuffle for the phone. >> reporter: jabahri testified she grabbed the phone, and then "i felt a heavy thud on top of me, what i knew to be the weight of him on top of me, him trying to pry the phone out of my fingers." she alleged majors struck her in the case with an open hand, causing substantial pain and a laceration behind her ear, that majors grabbed her hand, causing swelling, bruising, and substantial pain to her finger, and that he put his hand on her neck, causing bruising. but majors claims jabahri attacked him in a jealous rage, ripping his coat, scratching his face and his arm. photos he took and says are of his injuries were shared with "impact" yet were deemed inadmissible in court. >> i pulled the phone back. i received my injuries. i'm calm. i'm busted. she's not calm. there was alcohol involved. >> reporter: both of you? >> i had some drinks as well, yeah. >> reporter: she says inside the car, you hit her in the face, twisted her arm behind her back, fracture her mid

you can find cars like the ones on your favorite show. oh, no! or the car in this show. find the cars in my feed. sure can! you can even find the car in that movie on autotrader. (to ufo) hey, find your own car! ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: give it up for the fantastic 8g band right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause all this week, we've had the drummer for the iconic california punk band social distortion sitting in with us. the band is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut album "mommy's little monster" and will hit the road on a co-headlining tour with bad religion in april. follow him on instagram @dhidalgojr. dave hidalgo jr. has been here all week thank you so much for the week, dave [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy award-winning comedian and actor who is in his record-breaking 21st season on "snl." his memoir, "when i was your age: life lessons, funny stories, and questionable parenting advice from a professional clown" is available now. and "snl" returns live on nbc and peacock this saturday with ho

povich show."didn't know what to do. they were planning to do a big grandstanding routine. they'd give the little speeches they hope will get on fox news. instead, they ended up looking like they were the ones on crack. >> my first question is who bribed hunter biden to be here today? that's my first question. second question, you are the epitome of white privilege. coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here and -- >> mr. chairman, point of inquiry. >> mr. chairman -- >> the lady -- >> if the gentle lady wants to hear from hunter biden, we can hear from him right now, mr. chairman. let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. what are you afraid of? >> am i allowed to speak? >> hold on, order, order -- >> are women allowed to speak in here or no? you keep interrupting me. >> jimmy: that was nancy mace of south carolina calling hunter biden out for white privilege. have you met

that doesn't show a lack of enthusiasm.now one state, one primary but i'm confident there will be more. speaking of those, you know, not likeable or not you know, approving of him that will change as we get closer to the election not only because it will be okay these are our guys but also the economy is improving. even when you have biden critics he should take a victory lap on this, "bidenomics." howard: let me goat mollie in. >> we'll see numbers change. >> another way the media is not covering the race properly, not covering the democrat primary a no-name conversation man got 20% of the vote in new hampshire. betting markets there is more certainty about donald trump winning the nomination than joe biden. donald trump is 90%. but joe biden is 60%. howard: there was no real primary in new hampshire. the dnc got rid of it. it was a write-in for the president. >> one of the reasons there is no primaries. the media is not treating it like a primary. not applying democrats to vote for a variety of democrats. you never had su

it may produce-- martha created a tv show that was not like any other tv show. mean, you can look at things like julia child's tv show. because i have another one-- i have another one already beaten. i always say, you know, i'm not a julia child who can drop things on the floor pick them up and patch them together again. pretend that held together a little better. julia was her own way of being pragmatic. hey, this is how we're g going toto cook, misistakes and d , but this is real. how many did i have? that was silly. i'm talking too much. and i think that martha knew that she couldn't encroach on thahat. to e err is human. right. to correct is absolutely imperative. [laughter] martha was about finesse, excellence, and perfection. boililed eggs, o once ththey [inaudidible].. happily, the show, as it launched, was successful. we're selling the advertising for it. it was well received by the stations. you can use old bottles. i like to recycle bottles. behind the scenes, the ad sales staff were out there saying, run an ad page in the magazine and run a spot on th

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joining us says also elijah magneer, journalists and political analysts out of russels. welcome to the show both gentlemen. now beginning with hamid, let's uh start with the significance of rgc's anti-terrorist operations at this sensitive juncture and also the message. that it carries for both these will regime and the united states. thank you very much. the most important point about these recent attacks, the one last night and tonight was that it was signaling, giving some signals to other players in the region. first of all, the distance that one of the missiles was actually more of the targets was attacked from about 1200. kilometers was a signal to the zinus regime that the missiles can easily reach any points in the occupied lands and targeting these ridings and the second point was that it is very accurate and the accuracy of the targetings was so high that you could see the images and the footages you could be seeing how accurately was uh done and how they just targeted the targets that the wanted, the second accuracy actually was about the uh the people and the turis that they att

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by one of the heroines, there was lyuba from kolomyia, who... was absolutely atypical, now we can show some images of her, photos from this series, she was a completely atypical resident of kolomyia, because she did not speak the way they speak in kolomyia, she used atypical words even for russian-speaking ukrainians, like grecha , as far as i understand, speak that way in russia somewhere in the st. petersburg area, and this was also an indicator that the authors of the series did not learn what kolomyia is, they just randomly in... some city, kolomyia , somewhere in the west , let's take it, because in their opinion, again, it seems to me, it sounds cool, funny, let's do something stupid with kolomyia, especially since they showed kolomyia as a village, and kolomyia is not a village, it was enough to simply google some banal one go to wikipedia, see that there are about 70,000 inhabitants, and that this is a city with a long enough history, there are a lot of historical and cultural monuments, and why is it... to study at all, if you can just, as i say, fall i type with my face into

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tomi: welcome back to "the big weekend show".ries everyone will be talking about this week and i will go first, often oppenheimer received reviews and 13 but one media critic is questioning at the success of a film is bringing hollywood back to the macho dad movie days. i'll just say this we need more macho dad movies. i say that as a young woman more macho dad movies, the woke stuff in the other films nominated anatomy of the fall i'll throw that out there, horrible film we need more films like top gun, oppenheimer and even barbie was a great film compared to some of them i say bring back the macho dad movies and the box office will think hollywood for that. joe: was one of the most well acted movies from the best director christopher nolan about the historic important events in history and somehow is being criticized to bring back macho dad movies. lisa: we need more dudes doing dude things which statue up for your topic. we will pay the as they say, leah thomas is challenging world equity addicts and hopes to change policy on

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, family show >> steve: it's a family show >> jimmy: meanwhile, i read that trump is totally convincedng to win in 2024, and is already predicting a landslide. yeah, right now, trump is oozing confidence and whatever this is. >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: that's right, trump is totally convinced that he's going to win in a landslide. it's kind of strange considering the polls are so tight. so to clear things up, we're now joined by senior trump campaign official jack snyder. thank you for being here, jack [ cheers and applause >> thanks for having me, jimmy >> jimmy: jack, now, according to all the polls, it seems that the presidential race is pretty tight. so why is trump totally convinced that it will be a landslide? >> well, it's quite simple, actually we don't show him any of the real polls [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how so >> well, for example, biden's leading in pennsylvania 41% to 39%. but we told trump he's leading 85-15. meanwhile in michigan, biden's leading 45-41. but we told trump that he's leading 105 to negative 8. >> jimmy: wait, that's - [ laughter ] that's

well, it's a beautiful show.t was as nice to be there as it looks on camera >> it was fantastic, yeah. it was really idyllic. it was beautiful >> seth: was that a movie -- "maltese falcon" i mean, obviously, neither of us were around when it came out. but, i remember where i found it, in a video store what was your first experience with that movie? >> i'm crazy about that movie. i actually have an original poster of that movie i adore that movie and i would have seen that in the -- i was at drama school in the early '80s and there was about three or four great rep cinemas that showed, like regularly, old classic movies. and i spent a lot of time going and catching up with the classics >> seth: when you play a character like that that was so iconically played by humphrey bogart, do you try to remember it or try forget about it when you're on set? >> i think, you know, what you're supposed to do is go, "i'm going to go and put my stamp on it and do my interpretation." but i am such a bogart fan that i used it as an