robert de niro. >> don't call him bob. >> he just -- robert de niro just says, just call me bob. that's what he says, so maybe i'll come him bob. >> don't do it. don't do it. >> robert de niro has some thoughts about donald trump and the state of the world. so by the time you have kind of calmed down after what you have just done here, he'll be on talking about that. >> well done. thank you, my friend. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >>> well, if you couldn't believe it when the white house announced that donald trump was going to dallas today to give a speech on race relations and policing in america, you were right. turns out there was no reason to believe it. the white house was lying. except about the going to dallas part. donald trump went to a tv mega church in dallas where he was supposed to chair a round table discussion, which included the attorney general of the united states. donald trump read a few words of a prepared statement, but mostly he just rambled trump-style, and he never talked about race relations in america, and he never mentioned george floyd's name, and

b wn: in real life, like his "irishman" character, de niro is a man of few words. a life-long new yorker, he grew up in greenwich village, t son of two artists, and credits acting with helping overcome shyness as a child. >> being an actor enables you to play other parts, have other experiences. limid in some ways, of cours but getting to know a character, being that world, delving into so, it kind of forid with me, forced me to be looking to this world. what's that about? what's that character? behavior?e reason for their >> brown: "mean streets."" taxi driver."" raging bull." just one example among many of the lengths he would go to transform himself into hisr. charac and the list of great performances goes on and on. in the comedy, "analyze this," he even parodied his own by-then well-recognized mannerisms and acting style. this is like eating bait.ll >> brown: in asome 115 films to date, a seven-time academy award nominee, with two oscar wins. >> i use elements of my character or mysf that i feel personalize it, if you will. if something feels right, i might no

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♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> the family comedy "the war with grandpa" starring robert de niro is "made inlywood." >> i mean, i like the director, tim, as i began to see who tim wanted in the movie and that was also a good sign for me. ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> also on today's show. joey king and peter sarsgaard run from the truth in the psychological thriller "the lie." >> it's a pretty bad decision all in all, but i think really fueled by his own inadequacies as a parent. >> plus, we'll take look at "charm city kings" from executive producer will smith, the high-tech flipper "black box" features phylicia rashad, katherine langford and charlie plummer star in the explosive comedy "spontaneous." and charlotte hope returns for the second season of the historical drama series, "the spanish princess." this week "made in hollywood" is at home with the stars. >> hi, i am jane seymour. >> hi, i am rob riggle. >> hi, i am phylicia rashad with "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> battle lines are drawn

stony faces from robert de niro and al pacino in the audience.the irishman is more than just achievement of the irishman is more thanjust being achievement of the irishman is more than just being long, achievement of the irishman is more thanjust being long, it has become known for its lengthy list which is a shame to the detriment of what is a shame to the detriment of what is a fine late period masterpiece. a shame to the detriment of what is a fine late period masterpiecem is very stylish. let's hear from robert let's hearfrom robert de niro and al pacino. what is the moment like when you film a scene with robert de niro?“ we can find him... i am trying to jog- we can find him... i am trying to jog. he is great. the thing with robert, you can do anything. that is the pleasure i have of working with him. somehow, you come up with a word, a line, something, he is right there. he is so that in the scene it isa there. he is so that in the scene it is a pleasure for an actor to work with someone like that. i have worked with actors who will sometim

we'll show people like de niro and alec baldwin.pretty loud and pretty proud. david: this form projection where they are always calling the president and his supporters farb why its. who is the real fascist when you are demanding the political correctness that make its impossible for you to vote or support that which you think deserves support. that's a fascist mentality. when you dictate the terms of who to support and who not to support. we demand and get in your face and sometimes do you fiscal nawrm support who we -- temperature do you physicality harm if you support someone we tell you not to. >> these hollywood elitists are so angry because a former tv star like donald trump, he's on the side of the american people. he's besting them. he's speaking for the american people. it's become a sick obsession they have. they are so jealous, upset and hate filled. but they hate that the american people don't seem to love them as much anymore. david: i think there are some cracks in the armor. ricky gervais in the golden globe awards ga

. # robert de niro's waiting, talking italian...#. and you do tell the robert de niro story.our hall in our council flat. and the phone went and my boyfriend answered it. the three of us were watching brookside in the other room. and he came and said, "bob de niro is on the phone", very excitedly, and we're obviously thinking, as if. but we all scuttled to the phone and i think siobhan sort of spoke monosyllabic. "do you want to go for a drink?" "yeah." this, that and the other. so we met up and had a drink with him. it was just really strange. what do you talk to robert de niro about? i have no recollection. no idea! # only you can set me free. # cos i'm guilty guilty as a girl can be #. and despite all bananarama's 2020 tour dates being cancelled due to covid, they insist they will be back on the road next year. it was so easy every step of the way to think you could easily be written off and disappear, become invisible. but why should you when you love what you do? i mean, i'm proud that we're still here and still going. # come on baby, can't you see? # i stand accused of

robert de niro.last week saw another honor, a lifetime achievement award from the screen tors guild. an outspoken critic of presidenr p, de niro used that platform to defend his right as an artist to speak out. robert: if i have a bigger voice because of my situation, i'm going to use it whenever i see a blatant abuse of power. jeffrey: in addition to starring in "the irishman," robert de niro served as one of the film' producers.ll be at the academy awards next month whenst it vies for ilm at the oscars. robert: ion't know what to say, russ. >> say anything, see how it looks. jeffrey: for the "pbs newshour," i'm jeffrey brown in new york. >> feel good? yes. judy:ne of the best ever. we hope he keeps doing it forever. that is the "newshour" for tonight. thank you and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" provided by -- >> colette guides travelers to experience the world in more than 160 destinations across five travel styles like small-group explorations. inclusive tours inclu

robert de niro, we're hoping to see the oscar-winner. colleague did find some award winners. coverage across the bbc is undoubtedly popular for some viewers, but others find it trivial and excessive. that you is articulated in a telephone message. the authors only take place once a year, but the bbc breakfast presenters year, but the bbc breakfast p rese nte i’s we re year, but the bbc breakfast presenters were in overdrive. storm keira received plenty of coverage across the weekend. people are being told to un—avoid unnecessary travel. good morning to you. it seems may slightly less windy but hard to tell. might not inaudible our camera caught knocked over and inaudible our camera caught knocked overandl inaudible our camera caught knocked over and i don't know if you can hear but the sounds of the strong winds. .. hear but the sounds of the strong winds... i'm sorry, it's so noisy that we can't quite hear you. we saw when correspondents were trying to report on subjects other than the storm, it still made its impact. later on today and

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who already knew he was getting a life achievement award it's almost a ritual robert de niro's never misses a public opportunity to criticise us president don't trump. i can imagine some of you are saying all right i must not go into politics. but we're we're in such a dire situation so deeply concerning to me and to so many others i have to say something there's right and there's wrong and there's common sense and there's abuse of power. your can phoenix picks up the award for best performance by a male actor in a leading role for his performance in choke up. in his acceptance speech he paid tribute to a full my joke actor and one who played the character in a very different manner. really i'm standing here on the shoulders. of my favorite actor heath ledger so thank you and good night. ran a sale vegas is currently celebrating her comeback as judy garland the critics are not convinced by the film but they are by her performance as judy. she received her reward from tom hanks judy garland 50 years later your community is thinking of you tonight this is for you. thank you so much 75

we did a test with robert de niro in new york, which we recreated a scene from goodfellas.tness cameras on the sides. we found out really right away that the software acts better if there are no shadows but, i mean, when you are on set, you always have shadows, because generally you're lit from the side or from back. how do you neutralise the lighting without angering the director or the director of photography? that means that maybe we flood the set with infrared light that the human eye cannot see but the software can. we work together to come up with the rig, which was a 3—camera rig. it was important that the witness cameras were part of the director camera. normally in visual effects, the witness camera don't get ta ken care of. everyone is in front of them and nobody cares. but if they're attached to the director camera, wherever the director camera goes, these cameras go, so it's like, ok, then we get all that information with us and then we work with re to get those two cameras to be completely infrared, and then we threw infrared light onto the actors. and the soft

liz: robert de niro listed various issues.where is celebrities what is going on in hollywood's backyard? robert de niro didn't mention homeless necessary in your discussion. your reaction to that? >> i've been advocate not creating another government program, getting people together, doing true charitable work that isn't dependent on government programs at that stay on and on. i would love to see hollywood, i am i don't mind them saying. the right is not dousing their opinions. 0% of the jobs under president trump have gone to minorities. that is a good thing. it is getting them off, getting them off the street in some cases giving them opportunity and that is what we should be focused on. i love to see him work on charity, instead of just complaining about the trump administration. liz: tom, thank you very much for joining us. great to see you. >> all right. take care. liz: also tonight, why joe biden suddenly sent an unusual open memo to media warning about how they cover the biden's ukraine conflicts of interest. this as ne

robert de niro starts at 28, then 36, 42, 47, 55, 62.ameras are in front of him. they are going to be on said with lighting and we're not going to go somewhere else. when we started developing this new of capturing performances, there was nothing available for us. the only way to capture performances we re the only way to capture performances were through a market system so we had to find a way to find something else beside the markers. we did a test with robert de niro in new york which we recreated a scene from the goodfellas. there was now to witness cameras on the side. we found out right away that it acts better without any shadows but when you are on set you have shadows. generally your lead from the side or back. how do you neutralise the lighting without angering the director or the director of photography? maybe we flood the set with infrared light which the un i cannot see but the software can see. —— human eye. it was part of the director camera, so not very many visual effects. wherever the director camera goes, the cameras a

>> and robert de niro may have already played dr.e the intern. >> under your intern. >> i'm glad to see the humor in this. >> be hard not to. >> that must be the scene where he appears at the biden transition on the first day of work? you just know some agents right now are packaging the pacino robert de niro covid hero movie as we speak? >> laura: what are they going to do when this has all finally passed? what are the democrats going to do when you finally trump -- if he's out of the picture, off the stage -- they cling to this, they cling to covid, they cling to donald trump. >> i promise you if that covid hero movie gets off the ground rosie o'donnell will be playing donald trump, bet on it. >> laura: perhaps no less absurd, "time" magazine named its person of the year in a big tv event. times editor in chief wrote changing the american story showing the forces of empathy greater than the theories of division, for sharing a division of healing in a grieving world they are the persons of the year. >> they called them the person of

robert de niro is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause he is a fantastic actor you can see in the newie, "a christmas carol," premiering this thursday guy pearce is here tonight [ cheers and applause and he's a terrific comedian, one of our favorites, the second season of his show, "joe pera talks with you" airs fridays on adult swim joe pera is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause before we get to that, i am going to tell you a story about a bodybuilder in rochester, new york, named willie murphy. a burglar broke into willie's house recently and willie beat him up all right, fine. that's what you would expect a bodybuilder to do. but what if i told you willie murphy is 82 years old? [ cheers ] and what if i told you willie murphy is a woman and what if i told you this brings us to a segment called "the kind of story we need right now. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: this is willie murphy [ cheers and applause she was about to go to bed one night when a man started pounding on her front door, demanding to be let in so she called 911. but while she was waiting for the police to arri

de niro. i am a big de niro fan. he is just phenomenal.nything, right? deer hunter, cape fear, he can do comedy. how about taxi driver? >> stephen: sure. i'm going to do taxi driver. the next press conference when a reporter asks me a question -- you talkin' to me? you talkin' to me? oh, that would be a treat. i'm a big de niro fan. he's genius. >> stephen: thanks for keeping us informed and safe. >> thank you, stephen. all the best to you. stay safe, you and your family. >> stephen: governor andrew cuomo, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> look what's happened with regard to this pandemic. the pandemic is that the president has no intercourse whatsoever with the rest of the world. >> we're talking about intercourse? i love intercourse! i always wanted a neighbor who loved talking about intercourse as much as i did. >> the pandemic that occurred. oh, this is isn't about intercourse at all. i'm going to go. when this pandemic is over, i'll circle back top the intercourse thing. my girlfriend's right, i need to work on my listeni

de niro, thank you so much for joining us.le, among other things to help out, to donate to a challenge to help feed front line workers. tell us about that. >> leo dicaprio asked me to do that, and i thought, of course, anything at this point. we're just figuring out when we start shooting. it's the least i can do. >> you also recorded a video message for front line workers and hospital staff at new york presbyterian. how does this moment compare to the aftermath of 9/11 for you as a new yorker trying to help out and as somebody watching how the city is coming together? >> well, in 9/11, it was -- it feels the same. it felt the same, except this is much more -- it's something you see in a movie. i never expected anything like this to happen, and happen so fast. a month and a half ago, we saw it coming, two months ago. but it's unreal to see every big city in the world, in europe, everywhere, just sort of empty. you only see that in a movie, and it's happening to us. i must say that i wish that we had -- people had acted, that t

it's an honor to have you here robert de niro is someone that you helped create the robert de niro welittle robert de niro on the current president. take a look. >> he's an embarrassment to this country. it makes me so angry that this country has gotten to this point that this fool, this bozo has pounds -- wound up where he is he wants to punch people in the face well, i'd like to punch him in the face >> what do you feel about de niro's advocacy now? >> those are very strong words i wouldn't use those kind of strong words i actually went to high school with donald trump. >> i read that. >> he was only a 13-year-old, i was a 17-year-old. he was another one who felt the godfather -- he wol always go to me, number one, number one so i had no anticipation of what he would really be like if he was put in a position of power democracy is a more fragile institution as we have seen in history. it often turns into a empire or dictatorship. >> do you think it's more fragile right now than it's been in your life >> it seems to be. but if donald trump is going to truly take his position about th

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de niro. i am a big de niro fan. he is just phenomenal. all the roles he's played. he can do anything, right? deer hunter, cape fear, he can do comedy. how about taxi driver? >> stephen: sure. >> i'm going to do taxi driver. the next press conference when a reporter asks me a question -- you talkin' to me? you talkin' to me? oh, that would be a treat. i'm a big de niro fan. he's genius. >> stephen: thanks for keeping us informed and safe. >> thank you, stephen. all the best to you. stay safe, you and your family. >> stephen: governor andrew cuomo, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ a new moment in wireless has begun. t-mobile and sprint are joining forces. by bringing together our two networks, t-mobile will build america's largest and most reliable 5g network... with more towers, more engineers, and more coverage. you'll get the best 5g network, and the best prices. welcome to t-mobile. america's largest 5g network. mmm. (chef) ah-hem. hvr seasoning. table 7. faced the competition and we broke through. hvr seasoning. olay's retinol24 com

you can be the de niro or the pacino. dnoouchi and cuomo. do you want to be, robert de niro or pacino? which one do you want to be? >> i love them both. i don't want to hurt the feelings of the other. >> who's the politician? >> the emmy has gone straight t cuomo's head. why he is he trying to cast them as actors known for plain thugs and mob bosses. it's like these two are in a perpetual popularity contest. by the way, did you see the cover of "people" magazine this week? i thought george burns had to return from the dead. look at this. [laughs] it's unbelievable toto me. it simply unbelievable. does this man ever do anything but interview? he did cnn this morning and there he is on "people" magazine. it's unbelievable. >> laura: they are sitting there -- now, we are supposed to believe that this is the scariest thing ever and it's awful and it's a horrible tragedy,it we arty know that. but we are supposed to talk about long, dark winter is. no christmas, know this. they are just laughing, having a great time. and you're on this cover and i

she just told me to go up and do an impression of de niro and leave.ght i mean, he knows what he's doing, he's a comedian." >> jimmy: were not asking for more >> i don't know what i'm doing yeah, i was roasting him the crowd didn't know. i told her, don't intro me which is another amateur mistake. of course, nobody knows who i am i go up, and i start trashing him, making roast jokes. and they're in the middle of dinner, jimmy. it's not even dark out it's light out so everybody's there so, robin williams, i leave soaked in shame at the end i walk outside, but it was slightly raining, and i had this new cashmere shirt on the hanger, i had another show that night. so, i had a shirt and robin williams comes out and like commiserating with me and i go, "i just don't know." and i gesture -- and the shirt falls off the hanger into a puddle and a cab runs it over in the rain. robin williams couldn't stop laughing i just walked away, and i didn't even say another word i just left. saw him like two years later >> jimmy: that's the best. talk about the worst gig

it makes it the front winner robert de niro shook things up as well. >> if i have a bigger voice because i'm going to use it whenever i see a blatant abuse of power >> well, in only way that de niro can, the "irishman" star brought everyone to their feet with his award and acceptance speech meanwhile joakim phoenix and renee zellweger continue to take awards >>> let's check back in with janessa on some of the dips we're going to be seeing out there. >> good morning. you know the temperatures when you go outside and you're like, oh, it's nice and sunny and you step outside do not let the sunfool you if you're in the plains, midwest, northeast, even the south, we're still 35 degrees below average. it's still in the 60s, but it's chilly for the south and southeast. the rain will begin again unfortunately for the plains, also the midwest by wednesday afternoon. and then we're watching our next winter storm for the start of your weekend so back-to-back coast-to-coast storms again. >> ouch. >> all right, janessa. thank you. >>> when we come back, finding family a story of a woman opening her h

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. >> put us together, we are like the modern day de niro and pacino. you can be whichever you want. to become a dinero or pacino? >> i love them both. i love them both. one or the other. i say one i don't hear her if the feelings of the other. >> dagen: greg, take it. >> greg: in a weird way he is like the godfather. he gave a few thousand people in rest homes and offer they couldn't refuse. it's a cozy -- it's nasty because it's true. it's a cozy backslapping that makes you want to puke through your eyeballs. it's something that you're going to miss about trump because trump could never do this because no one ever felt they could pal around with trump. none of this backslapping stuff. instead we're going to get more of this. i'll stop. >> dagen: geraldo, to greg's point, de niro, pacino kill people and make-believe on film but andy cuomo actually killed people in real life and that's a fact. >> geraldo: i don't want to go there right now. i want to be andy garcia, he's in godfather three. cuban born, the latino thing. governor mario cuomo, really deep testing ethnic stereotyping. h

de niro or pacino? >> i love them both.the same news conference he threatened to shut down indoor dining. betsy mccaughey is with us in the former lieutenant governor of the state of new york. betsy, are you questioning the constitutionality of another shutdown? >> oh yes. particularly as it applies to restaurants. there is no scientific evidence that locking down all restaurants is an appropriate approach to the pandemic. at the very beginning of the pandemic there was one study that suggested a correlation and that was not causation between restaurant dining and becoming infected. but now even science at johns hopkins say that his way in the past and so many restaurants now have been installed air filters, plexiglass barriers and taken other safety precautions that it is unscientific to lump all these restaurants together and say they need to close. stuart: but betsy -- just because the science isn't there, doesn't mean to say that it's unconstitutional, does it? >> yes it does. the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitutio

the film, starring robert de niro, tommy lee jones, morgan freeman, and plenty of other notable namesllywood, scheduled to hit theaters november 13th. >> a promising box office debut this holiday weekend despite the pandemic the christopher nolan spy thriller "tenet" opened with $20.2 million in the u.s., and it neared $150 million globally. right now "tenet" is playing in 2,800 north american locations that's about 3/4 of what most major releases typically launch in and those theaters are operating at about 50% capacity. >> pretty good >>> well, after losing his battle to l -- >> outpouring. >> yeah. that's the word. memorial to nick cordero take a listen. ♪ every part that he played ♪ every heart ♪ will never be gone >> all right one of the great ones was the song that they sang there. that was the last song that he performed on broadway. it was touching. it was emotional it was a difficult summer for the broadway community >> even more so and continuing throughout the rest of the year. and hopefully fingers crossed that they'll open next >> absolutely. >> still to come, a big beach

this is a photo of you and robert de niro working together.eight difference between the characters. they spent, i don't know, millions -- >> it's sort of unfair, you know. >> jimmy: like $80 on his shoes to make him taller. it's like a herman muenster bio-pic or something. >> i left mine backstage. >> jimmy: tell me about "hunters." this is a television show which is a rare occurrence for you. [ cheers and applause ] on amazon. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: about nazi hunters. >> yeah. david wild wrote it. and he was inspired by that idea. and he wrote this i think magnificent script. >> jimmy: i know david. i didn't even know he did that, well, how about that. >> sweet guy, isn't he? >> jimmy: very sweet guy. >> he's a real artist, and he really is good. >> jimmy: and nobody hunts nazis like david. >> well, yeah. i didn't know that. wow. >> jimmy: so this afternoon we sent guillermo out onto hollywood boulevard with a sign. "do you have a question for al pacino?" so many people had questions. and we whittled that down. and now guillermo is outside a

on that film i was robert de niro's tech adviser so i got to work with and very intimately.all him bob because he is like you are here every day working with me and you are this close, it is bob. but it was, working with him, he wanted to know everything. he wanted to know otherwise behind why his character was doing something. so that helped a lot because we shoot out of order on a film so one day he may have been in his 60s and another day he might‘ve been something else. but we shot the film very much at the end of productions i had to work with them on letting him know what his character would be doing that would not be medically textbook that he would be getting away with his illnesses. really interesting. thank you so much. kansas city chiefs have won america's 2020 superbowl — the sporting event billed as the greatest show on earth. they beat the san francisco forty niners in miami, florida. an estimated global tv audiance of one hundred million people watched the culmination of the american football season. the game also included a half—time performance by shakira an

robert de niro and co—founderjane rosenthal are very much present.his year, tribeca went partly virtual. not having a physical festival was a loss for all involved but the organisers are spinning it as a great opportunity. the innovation is really at the root of what we do at tribeca, so it felt appropriate that we could lean on that to try to connect audiences and creators in this really exceptional time when we weren't able to do it in a theatre. tony said mercury had doubts about the record. one intriguing tribeca feature film having its world premiere virtually forjust press and industry professionals was stardust, inspired by british songwriter and singer david bowie, set mostly in 1971, when he went to america for the first time. i've been obsessed by david bowie since i was a kid, bought all his records, you know, read every magazine article i could get my hands on. i — i was — and then much more recently, read all the biographies, and i guess the thing that sort of always struck me was how little people seem to know about his family backgroun

the world is completely radically different and you're left with all these people like even robert de niro who just doesn't understand the american psyche even though he played one of the archetypes like that chavis bickel is donald trump like how can he be a method actor and play that character and not understand in any way what is before him because like all those journalists in america who they are supposed to be talking truth to power but they get subsumed by the powerful in the elites and they hang out in the hamptons and they become enablers of the powerful delete and the corrupt same thing with factors who become like robert de niro transformed into national icons and be friended by the hamptons elite so he loses all of his moorings and terms of where he came from as an artist yeah well you know just my point is that you know we have a population who is indoctrinated into thinking we're all superheroes and if you are not a superhero then you are must be destroyed and the platforms and memory hold because when we grow up watching these films thinking this is how life is now in terms

satcha: robert de niro estrena pelÍcula. ir a trabajar. una de las Últimas veces que estuvo consciente disfrutaba mucho del programa. gracias a ustedes mi familia de "despierta amÉrica", univisiÓn, a todos mis compaÑeros, gracias por el cariÑo. desde lo mÁs profundo de mi alma muchas gracias. gracias, gracias. alan: queda claro que fuiste un hijo extraordinario. estuviste presente. estuviste en sus Últimos momentos. estabas con Él. le decÍas cuÁnto lo querÍas. eso que no te quede la menor duda. raÚl: una gran satisfacciÓn como hijo. alan: que no te quede la menor duda. muchas veces pasa que no se siente culpable, se siente culpable que pudiste haber hecho mÁs, pero que quede claro que hiciste hasta lo imposible. raÚl: hasta el último suspiro. satcha: sabes que te quisiÉramos abrazar a ti y a tu familia. debe ser muy duro para tu madre. esta familia que estÁ aquÍ estÁ para apoyarte. nos encanta que estÉs con nosotros, aunque sabemos que son dÍas muy difíciles, pero como dices tÚ, tu padre te estÁ viendo desde el cielo. disfrut

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far left actor robert de niro.>> that same playbook as mussolini, as hitler, as dictators, wannabe dictators. it's, you know, what they are going to do for the people. make germany great again, make italy great again, make america great again. g it's all appealing to the worst prejudices, the worst weaknesses of the public. a >> sean: saw obama's comment yesterday, the hatred from de niro and others, nothing new here. quick refresher of the last four years of him. >> how dare he say the things he does? of course i want to punch him in the face. [cheers and applause] >> yes, i have thought an awfulm lot about blowing up the white house. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. the guy is a [bleep] fool, come on. our government today with the prompting of our baby in chief has -- the [bleep] in chief, i call him. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> with trump, when he is in c jail and that i certainly am looking forward to, when he is in jail, if they give him a platform there, he'll never

enablers of the powerful delete and the corrupt same thing with the actors who become like robert de niro transformed into national icons and be friended by the hamptons elite so he loses all of his moorings and terms of where he came from as an artist yeah well you know just my point is that you know we have a population who is indoctrinated into thinking we're all superheroes and if you are not a superhero then you are must be destroyed and the platforms and memory hold because when we grow up watching these films thinking this is how life is now in terms of new york city you know we also read a story this week that. the rats and everybody knows new york city rats we have pizza rat we have i think there was. some chinese food that we have all those rats but the rats are not being fed because there's no garbage being put out because restaurants are open so they're fair on hungry and well they're starting to terrorize the people who are eating at restaurants because some restaurants are open but you can only set outdoors so they're outdoors and max and i don't walk down the street in summ