ahab, it is fio they managed to do this? ahab, it is no problem.ith the going to make this thing? no we are going to make this thing? no we are going to make it. mark hasjust like 20 times. i have seen that film twice. firstly tommy is such a strange character, he says he is from new o rlea ns character, he says he is from new orleans but his accent sounds he is from cyberspace. it is a film by tim burton called edward, the reason the film work is you didn'tjust think it was a terrible film—maker but you thought he was a visionary and you believed in the film. in the case of this, tommy appears to actually believe in the film he is making. he really thinks he is making an incredible piece of art and the recently disaster artist works is the film—making is terrible and the endless takes of the same lines and the awful script and bad directing, although things are there but it only works because you also believe that beyond it there is something of pathos, tragedy, something of the dream about tommy that makes him a cce pta ble dream about tommy that

she has moved to the uk to be with her fiance ahab of her wedding next year, she doesn't have any family prince harry has asked the queen for an exception this year and to get her invited. for the first time we will see her in the presence of the wider royalfamily. will see her in the presence of the wider royal family. all eyes will be on her and there are already people queueing at the gate to make sure that they get a prime position. and you will be talking to them a bit later on for us. and the queen's christmas day broadcast will be on bbc one at 3:00pm this afternoon. pope francis has urged the world not to ignore the plight of millions of migrants driven from their land, during christmas eve mass. the pontiff compared them to mary and joseph, recounting how they had to travel from nazareth to bethlehem, but found no place to stay. he said many migrants were being forced to flee from leaders who see no problem in shedding innocent blood. meanwhile, services have taken place across the uk and further afield. our religious editor martin bashir reports. at westminster cathedral, cardi

gap if you want to see how well someone is going to do in life, you need to look at how much wealth ahabhows white households have a times the amount of wealth as black households. emily: that capital acquisition is really effective. talk about this argument people make about focusing on education or where someone lives as a driver for helping to narrow that wage gap because there is a tendency to fixate on that. i know you worry about the san francisco fed doing research and finding that for blacks, there are additional factors not included. jordan: education is clearly important to getting a job and having those skills, but research shows there is actually this widening portion that is unexplainable, that points to area residents or contributing to black workers not being able to buildn their jobs and their wealth. scarlet: you talk to a woman named kansas watson -- candace watson. talk about what allowed her to thrive and perhaps defy some of the arts. jordan: she grew up in the bronx and was born to a single mother, but the fortunes of her life and her mother's life started to change

failure of confidence in existing institutions and because a lawyer with one case tends to become ahabr enjoying this. >> well, here's the thing, all of that is true. what isn't escapable is the fact that there's been -- there have been charges against paul manafort. no one argues that they seem right. there's been two members of the administration who have pled guilty already with competent counsel. and so, when they say, well, this thing's taking too long, well, what are you talk being? the last person who pled guilty pled guilty a month ago. and so, in spite of what one might say, it seems like their product, meaning the indictments or pleading guilty, have been on point, and nobody's argued those. so, the arguing about closing this up while these charges are taking place to me is reckless. and the last part is, boy, we're undermining the basic institutions of our country. >> unfortunately, i have to end that conversation here. but finally, we were reminded this week of george carlin's famous routine, seven words you can't say on tv, when we learned that the trump administration has