everyone's a suspect is a classic agatha christie style story. almost.as if the party pre my dad's death. it's a great. director ryan johnson and his star studded cast obviously had a ball with this modern day whodunit. you know the film is set in the trump era. the klan like every u.s. family on thanksgiving these days fights over issues of immigration and white privilege. it's not an antitrust movie and it's not a proton movie it is a family conversation about the issues that are plaguing our country i think it's obscene but at its heart knives out is a rollicking twisty thriller that never lets its politics get in the way of entertainment detect or in the way of a good one liner. of course what is this what is a right mr drysdale. c s i k f c. heads together tailor made for thanksgiving viewing scott rockstar joining me in the studio welcome and the who dunnit is all right seems to me we don't see it very often on screen these days you have a list on the big screen i mean we had brannock did i get organised or an espresso a couple of years ago but tha

and we're in for some fun with this $19.00 sout pays homage to the golden age of whodunit films agatha christiea director ryan johnson's brilliant trick is to bring the whole thing into the modern age and set it squarely in the trump era lit delivers more than its share of punches that america's gaping social political divide while the dynamite cast simply has a field day with it's starting. to slowly if you've heard this one before call rolled in a wealthy crime writer celebrating his.

and we're in for some fun with this $19.00 pages homage to the golden age of whodunit films agatha christiea director ryan johnson's brilliant trick is to bring the whole thing into the modern age and set it squarely in the trump era lit delivers more than its share of punches of america's gaping social political divide while the dynamite cast simply has a field day with it starting. if you've heard this one before a wealthy crime writer celebrating his 85th.

-- in the spirit of agatha christie, a a good old fashioned murder mystery type movie >> jimmy: likeclue" type of a movie >> oh, my god. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i do like it - >> i have one of those lives where every day is a dream come true [ laughter ] like, i never thought in a a million years when i was out playing in the crick behind my house in kentucky when i was five that i would someday be on a late night talk show, and force a very famous man to put an "alvin and the chipmunks" shirt on >> jimmy: i actually - ♪ >> yeah, right it's something - [ cheers and applause it's an accomplishment it's an accomplishment ♪ that's beautiful so, yeah, it's like a whodunnit. and it's -- my dad is played by christopher plummer, and he's a famous mystery writer. and we all get together for his birthday and wouldn't you know it, by the end of the night, he's dead >> jimmy: yeah >> and somebody did it >> jimmy: yeah >> so then daniel craig comes and tries to figure out who did it >> jimmy: he's fantastic in it but everybody's a little suspicious >> yeah, a little shady. >> jimmy: everybo

there is the new agatha christie and there is a new mash. >> being promoted as a who done it. it is set to hit the bringing screen. the film follows a family gathering gone horribly awry as the family patriarch is murdered. >> the puzzle pieces come together in a delightful way like, i know, i got this. and then you don't got it. >> it debuts tomorrow. >> transporting rocks and body bags? >> we are taking a look at the new dramady. >> we follow a band of army medics in afghanistan as they use humor. >>> and l.l. cool j will host the kennedy center honors. it airs on cbs december 15th. here on entertainment, joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >>> i was at levi stadium on sunday. everybody was wondering who was better than the 49ers? well, i have a team to show you this morning. we drop the puck and drop the basketball next. >>> let's head outside. taking a live look in downtown san jose. what are you searching for, mark? a version of myself who doesn't make decisions based on fear? no, what streaming apps are you searching for? oh. because you have xfinity flex. it puts your

that's agatha christie stuff. >> mi-6 is british intelligence.ays perhaps the brits killed litvinenko to embarrass russia. retired mi-6 analyst glenmore trenear-harvey says that's nonsense if for no other reason because mi-6 would never use such an expensive weapon to kill anyone. >> if the british wanted to kill him, then he would have fallen out of a hotel window. he would have been placed in front of a car. we'd have spent $12 million in a slightly more cost-effective fashion. >> you would have made it look like an accident? >> indeed. things are done less expensively, more cost effectively. old-fashioned bullets in bodies work rather effectively and quite cheaply. >> why not just shoot him? >> i didn't say they would have done. they could possibly. we -- >> could possibly have done -- >> we -- we don't do that sort of thing. >> also remember, litvinenko was working for mi-6 and it was lugovoi and his partner dmitri kovtun who left a radioactive trail all over london especially at the pine bar. lugovoi is hardly hiding here in russia. he did o

and it's like, it's an homage to agatha christie and the whodunit genre and it's about this very affluentfilm it's this -- you see all these little moments and different bombshells about the relationship in the family and kind of try to figure out who did it so it's a bit of thriller, a a bit of comedy. also a great, you know, holiday movie 'cause you guys see it and you just feel better about your family. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: see? you're australian but you know thanksgiving too well. [ cheers and applause anyways, i want to show everyone a clip. here's katherine langford in "knives out. take a look at this. ♪ >> hey, excuse me, ma'am you with the help? >> hey her name is marta. she was granddad's nurse she's with us. >> the help? >> it's okay i'm sorry. >> no, it's not okay what the hell? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: katherine langford, everybody. "knives out" opens tomorrow. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ (military mom) love you, miss you guys! (military mom's family) love you! ♪ (joy ofodu) we got this! ♪ (kids) wow! santa was h

it's not exactly an agatha christi mystery. >> if you are making the the logical argument, i don't quite understand it about the republicans, if you say the president doesn't know anything about this, didn't have anything to do with this, then you are arguing rudy guiliani and parry of all people and sondland are wandering around doing their own foreign policy and stuff. >> that can't be right. democrats can wait for this to go to courts to get bolton to testify or mulvaney. there are some that say that in an ideal world you would want someone like a bolton or mulvaney who obvious had a face-to-face with the president on this. >> in an ideal rule under the rule of law, everybody would give the sovereign, which is the united states their honest, truthful testimony. that's the way our system is supposed to work under the rule of law. it's scandalous and shameful you got people out there with a subpoena from the united states congress and they say, gee, i'm not sure if i should comply with the subpoena or do what the president is telling me to do. i think i'll go to court to work it out. >>

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this is not exactly agatha christie novel.know precisely what the esident did, he tried to organize a shakedown against the ukraian government to get th to essentially corroborate a false story about the 2016 campaign to say it was the ukrainiansnd not the russian who interfered in our election, and th to get essentially false evidence or concocted evidence for the 2020 campaign against the bidens by getting them toabricate or to manufacture new invensigation agthe bidens. that's what they did, and it's right there in the white house's own memorandum con tem contempos with the phone call. >> nawaz: many including the president said maybe these transcripts can't be trusted, that they manipulated before being released. what do you say to that? >> i'm not quite sure what the president is refeing to because i saw extremely little redaction if any, and i think they're afraid people are going it, they will be blown away both by what anoassador yotch has to say about the campaign the preside's recall of the in ambassador from ukraine

>> i can try it's kind of a murder mystery in the vein of agatha christie everyone is vile everyone isut those are the movies i love you know, those -- those are the movies -- it's like "clue. >> jimmy: yeah oh, yeah yeah >> these are the movies -- >> jimmy: it was a great cast. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: daniel craig is in it michael shannon. >> so many -- jamie lee curtis >> jimmy: jamie lee curtis don johnson. >> don johnson >> jimmy: this guy -- i love that >> toni collette come on. >> jimmy: toni collette. you can stop right there >> she can do no wrong >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and that's the tip -- i mean, across the board, everyone was - >> jimmy: you don't know who is telling the truth and who is lying. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the whole way through, which is what you want a good mystery to be like. are you a good liar in real life >> no, i'm a terrible liar, which is so weird because i act for a living >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> but, you know, you when have lines that you're supposed to say in the context of filming, it's great when it's actually real life lying, i feel like i

this is not like an agatha christy mystery. >> right. i -- i -- i -- sorry to keep harping on this.eally confusing here as to why you guys haven't subpoenaed bolton when bolton says please subpoena me. and i understand it's don mcgahn's strategy but it's a very hard one to wrap your arms around because that's been a court case that feels like it's never going to end. >> this isn't easy for me to answer because i just don't know. i'm not on the intelligence committee. i've been a member of the oversight committee but chairman schiff and his staff have been controlling the subpoena process and i think they've done remarkably well getting the majority of people who've been subpoenaed to come in despite all of the threats and intimidation from the white house. but there's some people, especially from omb who have been sitting it out. and i think it's a real problem. look, every american citizen owes congress testimony. if we ask you to come in, you come in. any -- any of your viewers out there, if they were subpoenaed and they didn't come in, they would be facing jail time for that. and

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