he starts out with alec baldwin's version of donald trump. he doesn't find it comical and i know the politics lean and it spoils any surprise. he so clearly hates the man that he is playing. i never thought i find myself agreeing with deuce bigelow but he is right. but greg got joe has only a fraction of the staff that snl has. there is it of us working on the show. snl has many times that. according to new research we destroy them on the last permanent ratio. let's look at this graph. from the institute of humor a swedish group out of sweden the ratio for snl is .002 and the ratio for us is 6000. [cheering and applause] that is a difference of a lot. please applaud again. [cheering and applause]. greg: , doctor drew it has to be hard for someone it snl because you have to think about someone you hate every single day and it can be healthy to be alec baldwin everyday because you have to to despise the person you play. >> being steeped in he will give you back pain but full disclosure i'm an snl fan and a personal friend of rob schneider so i

he starts out with alec baldwin's version of donald trump. he doesn't find it comical and i know the politics lean and it spoils any surprise. he so clearly hates the man that he is playing. i never thought i find myself agreeing with deuce bigelow but he is right. but greg got joe has only a fraction of the staff that snl has. there is it of us working on the show. snl has many times that. according to new research we destroy them on the last permanent ratio. let's look at this graph. from the institute of humor a swedish group out of sweden the ratio for snl is .002 and the ratio for us is 6000. [cheering and applause] that is a difference of a lot. please applaud again. [cheering and applause]. greg: , doctor drew it has to be hard for someone it snl because you have to think about someone you hate every single day and it can be healthy to be alec baldwin everyday because you have to to despise the person you play. >> being steeped in he will give you back pain but full disclosure i'm an snl fan and a personal friend of rob schneider so i

he starts out with alec baldwin's version of donald trump. he doesn't find it comical and i know the politics lean and it spoils any surprise. he so clearly hates the man that he is playing. i never thought i find myself agreeing with deuce bigelow but he is right. but greg got joe has only a fraction of the staff that snl has. there is it of us working on the show. snl has many times that. according to new research we destroy them on the last permanent ratio. let's look at this graph. from the institute of humor a swedish group out of sweden the ratio for snl is .002 and the ratio for us is 6000. [cheering and applause] that is a difference of a lot. please applaud again. [cheering and applause]. greg: , doctor drew it has to be hard for someone it snl because you have to think about someone you hate every single day and it can be healthy to be alec baldwin everyday because you have to to despise the person you play. >> being steeped in he will give you back pain but full disclosure i'm an snl fan and a personal friend of rob schneider so i

berlin the suspect in the toronto van attack appears in court judges charged twenty five year old alec manasse and with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder after a vehicle killed ten people and injured many more on monday we'll take you live to toronto also on the program u.s. president to donald trump welcomes francis in money well macro talks of the white house trade syria on the iran nuclear deal are on the agenda can they find common ground amidst the pump on the ceremony. helping victims of war torn syria conflict enters its eight year international fundraising strike begins today in brussels can it make any difference. i'm phil gal welcome to the program the man suspected of driving a van into pedestrians in toronto canada has been charged with multiple counts of premeditated murder and attempted murder i think manasse and is believed to have driven his vehicle into pedestrians on monday killing ten and injuring at least fifteen police have yet to establish a motive for the attack the authorities playing down any link to terrorism meanwhile there's been price for toron

exciting outrageous thing and then there's the cartoonier versions, like the version of trump that alec plays on saturday night live, because it's television, it's live minutes, top of the show, it has to be cartoonier, so finding that middle ground that is more that makes people laugh because it's beyond reality, but it's still tethered to plausibility and that's what we tried to do. but, it was, yeah, it wasn't easy. - it's hard. - and the thing is because he, i don't think he would ever do this, but we say that about many things he's done, so i think the idea, there is, because it's a real, it's a book length thing that tries to get inside his head and try to give a three dimension sense of what might be going on in that mind and how it works. i think it's a fairly good, as good as we have right now, representation of the real donald trump. - it's funny, but the part that is not funny is that there are parts of it that are not funny. - yes, yes. - right, i mean, it's funny and it's not funny, and that's not funny. - well, indeed, and people have said, oh, should we really be being fu

idea will move it will give the kremlin input on the results of that investigation alec loon in moscow thank you german chancellor angela merkel has joined other western leaders and voicing her support for the strikes earlier today she had this to say we support the fact that our u.s. british and french allies assume their responsibilities the military invention intervention rather was necessary and appropriate earlier this week the german government ruled out joining any military action against syria but today defense minister ursula found a lie and echoed merkel support for the strikes. thought the security council has obviously been deadlocked on this issue for days that is why

during the as the charges were read out to twenty five year old alec mcnasty and phil we can tell you that zach you'll be back in court later in me a police any closer to establishing a motive. no not at this point still there are still going over all the details but to give you a sense of perhaps the mind frame that the accused twenty five year old alex naseem was in during this is during that confrontation with policemen asked him had what appeared to be possibly a cell phone that's now all part of the investigation and he was essentially police aren't telling. him to kill him we hearing from some of former high school colleagues. just going to. may have had. issues while he was in high school to. thank your honest take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world at least thirty five people have been injured in their homes damaged following an earthquake in southeastern to the five point one magnitude event struck the province of. was also felt in neighboring provinces. dramatic pictures have been released of migrants being rescued from the mediterranean sea ita

this suspect twenty five year old alec. has now appeared in court he's being charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder. he's alleged to have deliberately driven a van into pedestrians along this busy streets in toronto the motive is still unclear until far a chase have sought to play down terrorism links. looking good simply upset manasse and father was filmed leaving court anything for a family. to take you far i. want to put up the canadian prime minister just in truth i was among those to pay tribute to the victims of the attacks but he also warned against living in fear. we need to continue to reflect on the changing situations in which we are in that we and do everything we can to keep canadian safe but we can all as canadians choose to live in fear every single day as we go about our daily business a makeshift memorial has been set up near the scene of the attack as toronto becomes the latest city to deal with such a tragedy. for more on the story i'm joined on the phone by correction h

position that last saturday's a legit gas attack in duma was a fake for reaction from moscow we go to alec lewin he's a correspondent for the british newspaper the guardian can you tell us more about what wasc out has been saying in response to these strikes. well there's that a lot of different statements coming out of moscow but of course the words that everybody is is looking at the most are putin's remarks he released a statement very early today. surprisingly early for him he usually waits a while to see how the situ is calling immerses session of the security council on the other hand he didn't say anything about retaliation and his his words really seem to be more tempered and they've been in the past really the sense that i got reading his statement was that moscow is relieved that this didn't. get further out of hand that no russian assets were harmed that there was no imminent escalation being threatened with the united states. keep you on the line with us for a moment but we also have reaction from the russian military and official has said the strikes were designed to prevent i

few months ago there was a mock trial in houston and there was a dinner hosted by alec baldwin. who ever since you know trump ended the news alec baldwin has probably been the hottest actor there is on television right and so he said that at the fiftieth anniversary he had proposed a program on the j.f.k. case all right from. a critical point of view and he had actually pitched it. to the guys at n.b.c. and so we are with alec bottom was also in that show thirty rock so he had a track record as an actor and you know most you do now and most people live in l.a. like i do know that you know it's much easier to get a program approved if you have a big name that if you don't have anything all right it's just a kind of law of the land well they told him that they had more or less. we have kind of come to a settlement with the official story in the j.f.k. case so we're not going to rock the boat on that. now i don't know how much better reverence you need than that ok here you have this red hot actor. comedy this comedy actor ok goes in tries to pitch a show and he basically gets the

welcome back and speaking to alec neal about his career in scottish politics we've reached a point when he arrives in the scottish parliament reconvened after free hundred years in one thousand nine hundred ninety. the s.n.p. won the two thousand elections by a majority in a p.r. system now were you surprised that that was possible straight question no the answer is i wasn't because i tried to keep my told me before so i tried to keep my ear very close to the killer and as you know. and the feedback from the grassroots and by that i don't just mean a sane piece supporters but from people who are traditionally but voters i thought it was possible i would have predicted that because the thing was a tall order p.r. system but i have to say by about three weeks before pulling the i was convinced that we could not necessarily would but that we could actually meet the magic number to become a majority government and of course what happened i didn't tell you didn't tell anyone else that that was my feeling because i don't want to say it takes p.t.a. sions running but my view right along in tha

i then had to audition for alec. alec keeps everything very close to the vest. he's very strict.ink that pushed it over the edge. yes. ( laughter ). >> stephen: did you mention that you know how to water ski. people-- people absolutely love that. >> it's funny you should mention that. not yet. >> stephen: keep that in the back pocket. >> i've got it, i've got it! >> stephen: well, henry, thank you so much. it was so lovely to meet you. thank you for being here. "barry" airs sundays on hbo. henry winkler, everybody. we'll be back with a performance by run the jewels. stick around. 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have something to get over ♪ ♪ oh -- but when the

the suspect twenty five year old alec manasse and has now appeared in court he's been charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder. he's alleged to have deliberately driven a van into pedestrians along this busy streets in toronto the motive is still unclear and so far it is have sought to play down terrorism links. looking visibly upset father was filmed leaving court taking the family. to be far. simpler to the canadian prime minister just intruder was among those to pay tribute to the victims of the attacks but he also warned against living in fear. we need to continue to reflect on the changing situations of which we are in that we can do everything we could to keep canadians safe but we kill as canadians choose to live in fear every single day as we go about our daily business a makeshift memorial has been set up near the scene of the attack as toronto becomes the latest city to deal with such a tragedy. well now into that long road to women's rights in iran in the past few months the police have arrested dozens of women for removing their head scarves

we are getting cbc tv naming the suspect as "alec minassian", a 25—year—old man. as yet unclear. nine people have lost their lives. let's take a moment to bring you up—to—date with other news. france's president, emanuel macron, has arrived at the white house on his three—day state visit to the united states. he's the first foreign leader to be given the honour since president trump came to power. the french leader said he was looking forward to a very important tour. during the state visit, we will have the opportunity to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss about our security, about trade and about our security, about trade and a lot of multilateral issues that are important for our countries and beyond our two countries. also making news today: huge crowds have been celebrating in the streets of yerevan, following the resignation of armenia's leader, serzh sargsyan. the prime minister stood down after eleven days of mass protest. a prominent opposition politician has said he'd hold talks with the government to ensure what he called "a transfer of po

that is not why alec is here. we're talking about solutions to problems out there. we encourage states to live within their means, even if they ere coming out of the 2008 economic downturn when times are very difficult. they did take real steps within their means and that's an important function to protect taxpayers and prioritize government services. also, the fact of the all-time revenue being high is not just income taxes driving this. income tax revenue is up, property tax revenue is up, it's important to note the sales tax revenue is up specifically. in 2012 until 2017, state sales tax revenue is up roughly 25% so there's not a gaping hole in the state sales tax systems because of the supposed end quote, unquote loophole that some refer to as the remote seller provision in state sales tax law. also, a very under discussed element of this debate and certainly one of the untold stories as a successor federal ax reform has been empowered states to make a lot of new decisions at their own level of government. we have seen about 30 states issue official reports on w

since alec nero was telling the scottish national party we must get to independence because of the huge importance of the single market place. as i think we'll quarter of a century later having got all of the rest of opinion known seem to disregard the membership single market as such an important economic economic the first thing is the e.u. has changed dramatically i'm not. sure but let me go to the single market or single market and the e.u. have changed dramatically in that period of time but more importantly looking to the future and this is a thing we'll agree in terms of scotland independent scotland i think in fact actually george osborne recently has made a statement saying that the u.k. should do this as well but i think we've the best way forward for scotland which avoids a don't sites. you know it's a bounce but also allows us to keep an access to access the single market as important as the dog was called the norwegian solution to join the european free trade association and that means that we're not going to be tied into a federal gun one thousand seats a europe which i th

. >> jimmy: uncle alec. [ light laughter ] >> uncle -- >> jimmy: but i -- did i meet you when you were >> i mean, it sounds cooler when you say i was on "saturday night live." >> jimmy: yeah. >> when in reality, i kinda just went on there with alec and introduced the jonas brothers when i was 13. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're a big jonas brothers fan? >> yeah. i was into it for sure. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: did you have a a favorite jonas brother? [ light laughter ] >> at the time -- >> jimmy: is it weird to say now because you run into them? >> it's fun. it's a little weird to say now because i do see them out, and see them places and we're kind of all the same age now, so it's a little weird. but we actually went to the same middle school. >> jimmy: wait, so you went to school with the jonas brothers? >> well they're older than me, so they went before i went to the school, but yes, we went to the same school. >> jimmy: wow, so they're like legends? >> yeah, totally. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: legends in the hallway. you're like, "oh yeah, i knew nick." and you know al

in toronto killing ten people and injuring fifteen others he's been named as twenty five year old alec manasse and officers say that he appears to have acted deliberately. french president about quotas in the u.s. for a three day state visit he's hoping to persuade president donald trump to stick with the twenty fifteen uclear deal with iran. but antigovernment protesters and nicaragua are refusing to back down with thousands continuing to demonstrate in the capital that's despite the president that it will take a scrapping controversial pension reforms which sparked days of protests leaving at least twenty six people dead at. the u.n. secretary general has condemned estrada called a wedding party in yemen more than thirty people were killed in the attack by saudi led forces in the western province of hayat the details are emerging of another saudi air strike last week which killed a cd a hoot the leader. as mike hanna reports from the united nations. the wedding hall which was to have been the scene of joyous celebration was turned into a death trap this video which al-jazeera cannot

to what the conclusion of this is police say the suspect is a twenty five year old student called alec from north of toronto he has no criminal record and it's not believed he's part of any larger plot involving national security toronto's mayor is calling for unity and healing. i hope that. the world. united. a huge police investigation involving national security officials and. a clearer picture of the. soon. this is a city mourning the unexpected bloodshed that beautiful day in the spring. welcome back across southeastern parts of asia we've got rosalee fine conditions across the philippines at the moment plenty showers show up across born that continues in the forecast for java again some showers in jakarta could see the odd downpour as you move through the malay peninsula the chance of a shower for singapore but kuala lumpur should be largely dry and fine a few more showers to turning around the gulf of thailand that does raise the possibility of a shower for bangkok during the course of thursday now down into a stray workhorses on site day tomorrow and over likely as seed largely

jaron we're just outside the courtroom where the suspect twenty five year old alec has just appeared in front of the justice of the peace this just happened less than twenty four hours ago this incident so this was a pretty hastily arranged court appearance just to get him charged and detained so the crown attorney here the prosecutor announced that he was going to be charged with ten counts of first degree murder that's pretty much the strongest murder charge here in canada each one would carry a life sentence and the attempted murder charges so far thirteen laid against him now this was just in front of the justice of the peace as the legal procedures the for maladies get up and running the suspect doesn't even have his own lawyer yet there were just prosecutors in there in the justice of the peace ordered him detained for a video hearing on may tenth next month what we don't know yet is any detail of what may have motivated this attack there's been no police information basically given since last night about any of that any of that kind of detail in fact a couple of kilometers jus

they identify him as alec menasian. they say this is not a name that was in the files or not someone known to them. for now, they are not calling this a terror attack. they are not saying this is a threat to national security or any other attacks in the works. they are not raising the terror threat. the attack lasted 26 minutes. starting at 1:26 p.m. the attacker in the white ryder van hopping on the sidewalk and plowing southbound hitting people as he went. witnesses saying it was a nightmare saying he was driving at 40 or 50 miles an hour. at 1:52 p.m., the police managed to stop him and corner him. a dramatic standoff with the police. the attacker pointing something at the police officers claiming he had a gun. the police showing remarkable restraint did not fire the weapons and managed to get the alleged attacker on the ground and handcuffing him without incident. take a look. now, the big question is the motive. the investigators are still looking into that motive. as i mentioned, no indication for now that it is t

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join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. max kaiser financial survival guide liquid assets now does it you can convert it into gas quite easily. to keep in mind though as if i'm into a place to watch guys or board. well the past two nights there was a real person on that. flight to san jacinto that the folks at the f.a.a. and so the dog. in his room wanted a prius or a sunk cost but stuff like i'm. still think ford has a fast how about all. the market stuff jumping into cia slush tennis until. it's done by media sound so feels a ballet teacher on faultless if she really. thinks much of that. kind of there's mr b. and. temp a o's under the radar and trip to north korea is a denuclearized korean peninsula really in the cards and will news of the secret trip help pump a.o. secure is nomination as secretary of state going to take a look at that and a lot more on this edition of politic. the problem thinking on larry king news broke late tuesday that cia director mike pompei al

for further reaction from moscow we go to alec loon he's a correspondent for the british newspaper the guardian alegate to sealab rob is obviously denouncing these airstrikes but is this coalition on some kind of dubious ground even if there is proof of a chemical weapons attack could this be seen as a violation of international law what they did. i'm sure russia will argue that and of course even even the opposition in the u.k. is arguing that however i don't see that ever being through in any sort of court or comes in a certain closure or no doubt no doubt be bogged down as as many past dates have been in the united nations. russia of course claiming that this is a violation of international law and not only that but russia is claiming that these strikes were meant to do you read all the investigation of the chemical attack and do not just yours of course were set to arrive today the same day that the chemical strike look at the strikes happened. also to let our viewers know that we're seeing some live pictures there from the u.n. security council meeting i want to ask you russia's w

and subduing the driver without firing a shot the alleged attacker was named as twenty five year old alec manasse and police said he was not linked to any terror group. the actions definitely look deliberate and at this particular point in time there's nothing that does affect the national security footprint we are looking very strong as to what the exact motive the motivation was for this particular incident to take place ordinance to dozens of victims were treated on the street before being rushed to hospital. many could not be saved. the attack brought to run to or to a standstill downtown streets were closed for hours as were several subway stations this kind of tragic incident is not representative of how we live or who we are are anything to do with life in this city on a day to day basis it's the latest attack in recent years in which a vehicle has been used as a weapon in cities including nice berlin london new york and. to run to has now been added to that tragic list. now to some of the other stories making the news today convicted war criminal radovan karat is back in court tod

have pulled the trigger now police will be able to question the suspect named as twenty five year old alec . authorities say his act was deliberate but motive unclear they play down terrorism links on the basis of all of the lobel information at the present time there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident. the attack happens just after lunchtime interim say with many people enjoying some afternoon sun police said the van was used to plow along a two kilometer stretch of sidewalk with no. he just went on the sidewalk he just started eating everybody he had every single person on the sidewalk anybody would it stop everything there's a lady in there i just stopped and they looked the night's went after it again. one by one one by one. within hours of the attack a vigil was held in the sane people here are struggling to make sense of this seemingly sense unless. there isn't any have happened it's happening it's very safe and peaceful place and. i was struck. jessica in a vehicle has been weaponized in the crudest and most indiscriminate sway seven panic

following a standoff after he tried to flee on foot the driver has been named as twenty five year old alec manasse an. armenian prime minister. has resigned off to more than a week of until government protests with groups of soldiers joining the demonstrators on monday so.

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some speculation in the british media about how safe it would be for supporters to attend parties is alec met up with one fan determined to find out for himself. just so my way to consider you a very prominent hostile fan going to be all seeing him when he travels from moscow to does he have any fear is regarding the political tension between the u.k. and russia is he worried about things like hooliganism. follow him throughout history how do you feel in this context you know. and i know there's been a lot going on between the governments waffling between the governments and i'm a person this is football we're going for football you know if you listen to people around you in the u.k. a lot some people are coming up to me and say robbie don't go there you'd be mad in an oil some of you've been to russia and i say well no i haven't gone at all but i can i get advice for someone who has been there have also been concerns with regard to safety so for example hooliganism and also racism you know you've seen things about russia and things of happened in russia that's not going to be a problem u

have pulled the trigger now police will be able to question the suspect named as twenty five year old alec massey an authority say his act was deliberate but his motive unclear they sought to play down terrorism links on the basis of all of the lobel information at the present time there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident but the attack happened just after lunchtime in toronto with many people out enjoying some afternoon sun police said the van was used to plow along a two kilometer stretch of sidewalk with no calf or who or watch was targeted it. just went on the sidewalk you just started dating everybody man here every single person on the sidewalk anybody in israel you would hit the bus stop everything i shouted there's a lady in there that i saw i just stopped and i looked annoyed when after to general this is crumbling up one by one one by one within hours of the attack a vigil was held near the scene people here are struggling to make sense of the seemingly sense unless. they have happened it's happening in tron a very safe and peaceful pla

and alec baldwin is so great and you don't cut that. mind that he does it, would i like to to see, offer this respectfully. how come we don't see bob mueller or as my friend on the radio says, spongebob mueller. and he's like a mythical creature. neil: and dana carvey was bush in a warm and kidding way, but that's gone here. >> i don't know, listen, it's comedy, it's going to be rough and it is. neil: and you're-- both sides. >> no, people go after where they were from. neil: you're right. ben stein, when you see this sort of thing, do you pay attention, whether comedy gets too edgy? what do you think? >> i don't think it's funny at all. i don't think that alec baldwin is funny and i don't think that "saturday night live" has been funny sis morris was on 40 years ago. i'm sure mr. schneider was extremely funny, but i don't get what's funny about it at all with the greatest possible respect. neil: sure. >> i mean, it's just mean, vicious, nasty, unrelenting, and a core of snobs and they smear all over him and endless contempt. i'm sick o

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yes we are the suspect now in question has been named as alec mini's and he's a twenty five year old computer software development student at seneca you know seneca college here in toronto he's been charged with ten counts of first degree murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder so obviously a very serious charges and we've all seen the scene it was absolutely devastated this happened in north toronto neighborhood lot of condos there and the population there there's a lot of south koreans as well as persians that live in that neighborhood two of the individuals that were killed are actually south korean citizens so you know this is something that has touched the whole city as you can imagine toronto is in shock this is not something we see very often or expect in toronto or this country at all and the way things have worked out i mean the tragedy the way it happened itself the people are poor into the streets there's been vigils as well as the fact that we've heard from our government leaders in and people across the board from just outpouring from around the world but as it st

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