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but samuel jackson, who has worked with both directors, defense parents, you know, saying he writes intelligent and complex black characters. the another problem for many and pulp fiction is how the film depicts violence. it's not just that there's so much of that. it's a violence is often played for laughs for me to sing cool guarantee those arguments . a very post modernist argument, is that on screen violence has nothing to do with real movie violence in care. and he knows you is not much different than the dance sequence. it's just another set amount of technique designed to dazzle the shock porter to take the the one aspect of pulp fiction is legacy is harder to dismiss producer harvey weinstein parenting a work for years with weinstein. on 8 movies all that time. it was an open secret that weinstein was allegedly assaulting and sexually harassing women. many of them, actresses in his own moving. one scene was found guilty of abuse in 2 separate trials, but he has appealed, and one of jesus is now being retract. parents, you know, now says he knew about some of the abuse allegations at the

decades before he became known the world over as actor samuel l. jackson. i tell this story for two reasons. one to remind us that college activism has long been a part of college education. the other reason, though, is to get a sense of proportion which seems lacking today. we watched disturbing imagery emerge from campuses at columbia, ucla, university of texas, university of south florida, so many others. where cops or in some cases mobs took down pro-palestinian encampments and protests, as well as professors and journalists and just random bystanders. the cumulative effect of this coverage, along with unverified assertions from police and politicians, has been to drive home the idea that's student protests are basically a terrorist level threat. that they have to be neutralized by battalions of cops armed like soldiers with sonic cannons. the reason this seems to me i reaction that is out of proportion to the protests themselves. it seems especially true when you look at other campuses like brown university, where administrators negotiated with protest

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samuel l. jackson? >> i know, i know, i know. how dope is that? jon, of course, is the adoptive father of garfield. >> jimmy: yeah, of course, i know that. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and yeah, so this is a bit of an origin canon. we find out where garfield really came from. and this beautiful and pampered indoor cat is swept up on an epic outdoor adventure. and yeah, it's opening this weekend. >> jimmy: but you have a big cast. hannah waddingham is on -- >> yeah, hannah waddingham. >> jimmy: nicholas hoult. >> nicholas hoult. cecily strong. >> jimmy: cecily strong is -- >> yeah, she's so funny in it. >> jimmy: snoop dogg is in it. >> snoop dogg plays a cat. >> jimmy: although i don't know if he remembers that he's in it, but he's in it. [ laughter ] >> that's okay. he's in it. yeah, he plays a cat. >> jimmy: snoop catt, actually. yeah, it's hilarious, yeah, it's good. >> and yeah, we've got a a really -- ving rhames is in it. it's a really cute, fun, and funny movie. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's chris pratt in "the garfield movie." ta

times, isn't it funny that the only person in the thet entire movie who's late all the time was samuel jackson>> that'im sammyls right. right. he was the one who overslept. he w 1n tie black guy in the movie can be on time for robbery. so a robbery didn't go far enoud as i'm concerned. >> do they? should they do a wizard of ozthy warning for the little people?e >> yeah, the munchkins. i am offended by it. noitt to mention there's like, witch cult going on thereing and thaton lands on the waitress shoes. >> the house lands on the which, by the way think about a witch of color mind you think about thisr . >> if you were to admit we. have an older audience the wizard of oz did the house landing on it was a bit creepy e and the flying monkeys was that in there? >> they're playinge flying monk >> that was triggering. yeah, it was. yeah. and a stereotype of monkeys. yes. they don't even fly. they don't fly. i don'they dont think they hatel the scarecrow to this disemboweled. by the way, the wizard of oz is a very scary film. is a very scary film. all righ sean: by t, i'm going e on. cats got a surpr

multiple "shark nato," jason stayed in movies, "the mag" are really good, and the movie were samuel l. jacksonhe shark comes up, i did not -- >> greg: amazing film. don't give away the ending. >> judge jeanine: there is no ending. >> johnny: shark attacks and ice cream. okay? the bell curve is the exact same, directly correlated, just have to figure out where it is. don't eat ice cream and he will not get attacked by sharks. >> kevin: judge? thoughts on sharks? >> judge jeanine: if roy is out there, i will go out there just to check out. i know he did. you are disgusting get >> kevin: up next, remember and passwords can be the bane of your existence but google lets you share your password, a relief for dads who are bugged by netflix and wi-fi logins. shannon, what are you sharing? >> shannon: can't remember anything and then when you go into password that it will tell you you're no longer good and you have to update them, and then when you go to change the password, no, you can use that one because that is your current password then why did you let me login with the password? i hate passwords,

which is samuel l. jackson, right? >> that's right.e over to america to celebrate "wicked," which is a a universal film. >> jimmy: yes. >> and so as part of that i went and had a tour of universal studios and we had, like, a private tour. you were the tour guide on the lot. >> jimmy: yes, i'm in the screen. i give you a virtual tour. >> which i loved. >> jimmy: i know, me too. you did? good. i'm glad. >> you were the ultimate guide. and then luke broyles was the name of the guy that gave us the tour. >> jimmy: luke? >> luke broyles, by name and nature. i love luke. he was extraordinary. absolute nerd about cinema. amazing. and it was just incredible to go to the lot. we've been there before. it's like everything we love about cinema. and i was obsessed with the "jurassic world" ride. he must've thought we we're a a bit weird. but we went around once and then at the end of it, he said, "do you want to go on your own?" and i was, like, "yeah." [ laughter ] so, we did it and i gave him a a printout of -- >> jimmy: and you said, "i think y

people have to remember samuel l. jacksonhe board of trustees hostage, so we could change how policy changes on campus. julian bond went to morehouse college. i mean, we had a history of protests on this campus in atlanta, georgia. and so he was speaking to that history of protests and said, look, i understand what you're protesting. you have every right to do. so i understand that history in any pivoted in directly into it. now, i don't think anybody thought he was going to bring up gaza, palestine, israel today, but he went in and he talked about it from a nuanced fashion which i thought was very appropriate. i think we were having a question about how it how it was received in the audience. i'm not sure we're not there, but i do believe this speech will be well-received around the country to one group in one group only that's black men he has to talk directly to black men because that is where he's lagging. >> if he's going to get to 90% of the african american vote, he's whatever it is, 17%, 75% now, he's going to have to

pam grier was the title character in quentin tarantino's jackie brown opposite samuel l. jackson didn't give me a bag. melanie was not a part of the plan. >> reporter: not surprisingly, the experience turned her into a big tarantino fan. >> i hope he doesn't retire. i don't know -- i'll babysit his children so he can go to work. i don't want him to retire. there is so much more to him. and he may not want to give it, but i have been just fortunate to experience his lessons, his joy he has shared with me. >> look at that. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it seems the joy continues. in a storefront attached to his vista theater in los angeles, quentin tarantino build a coffy shop named for one of pam grier's most famous characters. >> have you seen this? >> to, i wanted to save it for you. >> reporter: inside the place is basically a shrine with her face on everything from posters to coffee cups. is it overwhelming? >> yes, a lot overwhelming. >> reporter: pam grier seems comfortable with being an icon as long as it means she can keep doing what she loves. how long do you think you are go

headed to the big screen for an epic adventure, teaming up with his long-last dad voiced by samuel l. jackson oh, come on! this is so good? >> thank you. >> the kids have been waiting. >> yes, right?out, craig just said, you're the >> it's so funny how you kind of found yourself in this genera, as we pointed out, craig just said, you're the sound track to his kids' movie life. did you ever see yourself kind of in this role, in these kind of roles? >> man, what a blessing. no, i don't know. the first big animated movie i got was the lego movie, and that really was so fun and i just -- i love it. it's a great -- it's -- i feel very blessed. it's a job that i can wear my pajamas to work and i can sleep in my own bed at night, so it's a real blessing. >> you know, they said they thought about you for this movie before they thought about anybody. they actually used your voice when they were animating it, trying to make sure that this was the right fit. >> yeah, our director had been working on this film -- because animation is going to take maybe four, five years to make this movie, they had been

jackson, thank you. >>> supreme court justice samuel alito is refusing to recuse himself from cases that involve january 6 and former president trump. that's even after reports about controversial political flags seen flying outside his homes. here's nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: a defiant judgment from supreme court justice samuel alito, refusing democrats' demands that he recuse himself from pending cases related to january 6 and former president trump. over flags flown at his virginia home in 2021, and new jersey vacation house in 2023. flags frequently used by maga followers who deny the 2020 election results. the incident sparking national attention just this month. alito repeatedly blamed his wife martha ann as solely responsible for the controversial displays and distanced himself in a pair of detailed letters to congress. i had nothing whatsoever to do with the flying of the nag. flag. flag. i asked my wife for several days to take it down and she refused. my wife was greatly distressed over a neighborhood dispute, noting she is a private citizen with full rights. he is duty bound to rejec

there were about 100 to 150 guests, including harrison ford, mark hamill, samuel l jackson, oprah winfreysteven spielberg. the cocktail hour was at the star wars gallery, of course, on the ranch musicians during the night played songs from both star wars and indiana jones. i'm not far from there. the invitation must have been lost in the mail. >> it was an oversight, i'm sure. >> i'm sure he's an absolute oversight about that. >> all right, well, so you can fix that. and you can also fix our commute, i hope. >> well, for the most part, i think we have a decent commute on the east bay commute right now. we have a little slowing. let's go right to the maps. i do want to show you that 880 southbound is slow in hayward, a little bit in fremont, but fremont boulevard at thornton avoid that interchange because of police activity. they're doing an investigation that's really kind of making driving in fremont anywhere near that central, centerville district really kind of tough because of that major closure. let's talk about the bay bridge. everyone always wants to hear about that. it is backed u

samuel alito. the left did not like this at all. they were losing the judicial philosophy fight and so they ramped up the partisan personal attacks with unprecedented force and jackson's appointment of the first african-american woman on the court. i hope you do not forget they shamelessly filibustered rogers brown to the circuit for two whole years fearing she was grouped with the supreme court. in other stark minority nominee to the d circuit this time that one was especially egregious when he became public that staffers were objecting to him as especially dangerous because he was latino. again it was a dark irony when they celebrated the confirmation of justice soto. they tried to in 2005 but were frustrated in that effort. when president obama came to power, the frustration led them into unprecedented escalations. the justices were confirmed with republicans and even though we did gain momentum in making this case that the senators should oppose them based on the judicial philosophies come about in 2013, the event senate majority leader harry reid used the nuclear option to abolish the filibuster to get more judges. he broke the senate rules to do so and another m

samuel alito is rejecting calls to recuse himself from cases related to the january 6th attack after two controversial flags were seen flying at his homes. nbc's senior washington correspondent, hallie jacksons us now with that story. hey, hallie, good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning to you. in deciding not to step aside, justice alito is pointing the finger at his wife for flying those controversial flags. now, some critics are slamming his decision as an ethical lapse in judgment, even as some conservatives argue, he had no reason to recuse in the first place. >> reporter: new court criticism from top democrats this morning after a flag-flying controversy involving justice samuel alito, and the provocative symbols seen at his properties in virginia and new jersey. alito, in a new letter to congress, explaining that he had no involvement in the decision to fly the "appeal to heaven" flag at his beach home last summer. you see it here in photos first reported by "the new york times," a pine tree on a white background, a symbol rooted in the revolutionary war, but more recently linked to christian nationalism and support for donald trump, appearing multiple times during the january 6th a

samuel alito. it was nothing likee this up if they were losing their judicial philosophy so they ramped up this partisan personal attack with unprecedented force for all their celebration of justice ketanji brown jackson the first woman on the court. i hope you do not forget the filibuster damaged robert strand nomination to the d.c. circuit for two whole years. he was being groomed for the supreme court and before that michael mentioned democrats had success with the filibuster and another nominee to the d.c. circuit this time hispanic miguel estrada. that one was especially and staffers were objecting to him especially dangerous because he was latino. again it was at dark irony of when theyk celebrate the confirmation of justice sotomayor. you also know that they tried to filibuster justicece alito in 2005. they were frustrated in that effort and way of president obama came to power their frustration led them to unprecedented escalations justice sotomayor and kagan were confirmed and even though we did gain momentum in making thisis case the senator should opposed them.al but in 2013 senate majority leader harry reid used the so-called nuclear option to abolish the judicial filibuster to give more j