i'm not in the business within one working with american hollywood stars because we have an incredibles. but in this style of yours where you gather the core group together for weeks and weeks of rehearsals —— months of rehearsals, and without... a plo,t you as a team work in the beginning, you don't have a script, a plot you as a team work through it over these many months. are there some actors who you take on who just aren't suitable? very very seldom. it happened a tiny handful of times over a large number of projects over decades. it's very rare. it's partly because i am rigorous and how i set out. sound kind of scary. well, people that do it and are good at it love it, and the more they love it, the better they are at it. but that's true of many skills. there are some fantastic actors because there are actors who are fantastically good at being real and a heightened way. but doesn't always need to be actors? there are some directors that draw people from you talk about real life, but who have no acting experience at all because they want that extra level of authenticity. that's a

i'm not in the business within one working with american hollywood stars because we have an incredible. but in the style of yours where _ actors. but in the style of yours where you - actors. but in the style of yours where you gather i actors. but in the style of i yours where you gather the actors. but in the style of - yours where you gather the core group together for weeks and weeks of rehearsals —— months of rehearsals, and without... in the beginning, you don't have a lot, you as a team work through it over these many months. are there some actors who you take on who just aren't suitable? who you take on who 'ust aren't suitable? , , , ., suitable? very very seldom. it happened _ suitable? very very seldom. it happened a — suitable? very very seldom. it happened a tiny _ suitable? very very seldom. it happened a tiny handful- suitable? very very seldom. it happened a tiny handful of- happened a tiny handful of times over a large number of projects over decades. it's very rare. it's partly because i am rigorous and how i set out. i am rigorous and howl set out. ., i am rigorous a

best actor award in 1973 for the godfather in order to protest at the treatment of native americans in hollywoody is connected to social and political history, that it does not exist outside of the realms of real life. so that's not all that we have in that gallery, but those strike us as significant moments to remind ourselves that an awards show is not just about the awards, but about the society in which they are awarded. what do you think of the oscars looking back on both the good on the bad things that they've done? i think, you know, if they made this museum five years ago, it would have been a very different thing, celebratory about the oscars, and this is a late period bit of handwringing and mea culpa hand up from hollywood. i think it's very welcome, but they have to be very careful that they don't consign the oscars to a bit of history. you're putting it in a museum, it sort of says, well, this is what we used to do, and that concerns me. it's still a living, breathing organism that can look forward and change, and putting it in a museum and saying we made a lot of mistakes does cons

hollywood. >>> well, this morning american airlines has already canceled more than 200 flights so far after canceling more than 1,800 flights over the weekend. the airline is blaming the disruptions on staffing shortages and severe weather at its busiest airport in dallas-fort worth. it's similar to the meltdown at southwest just three weeks ago when the company also canceled thousands of flights. >> but the problem is the airlines these days -- especially american and southwest -- are extending themselves where, you know, they don't have a lot of people on reserve, it's toward the end of the month when a lot of the flight attendants and pilots have maxed out their hours. >> american says about 18 flight attendants are returning from leave soon which will help the situation. the company also says it's hiring pilots to gear up for the holiday season. >>> human abedin, former aide to hillary clinton, sat down with norah o'donnell for her first television interview. she spoke to o'donnell about her new book, and it goes in depth about the drama surrounding her failed marriage to disgraced former new yor

venice enjoyed its american dream again, with the return of hollywood stars after 1.5 years of nightmaremous faces and the competition with award season hopefuls. the venice lido always makes a beautiful setting for hollywoods to launch its awards season hopefuls, and this year, the festival has bagged some heavyweight hitters that have been delayed since the pandemic. denis villeneuve�*s dune, the latest adaptation of the 1960s popular novel, groans under the weight of its famous cast and a huge budget of $165 million. the truth does not matter. the last dual, directed by ridley scott, was also delayed for months during the pandemic. it's co—written by matt damon and ben affleck, who also star in the historical tale of a married woman who accuses a knight, played by adam driver, of raping her. for its director, the venice premiere was a vital moment for the movie. i think it's the most important festival. and so, from our point of view, we need to sell an intelligent, extremely well acted and extremely well—made film to an audience that we need to go for, we need some approval of the be

fox nation honored everyday american heroes this weekend, annual patriot awards in hollywood, floridacan't pass the show wednesday night, we will re- air some of the biggest moments tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern, fox nation's subscribers can stream the entire event online at fox nation.com or watch tomorrow night. arthel: absolutely. happy birthday to our producer james and also producer chris, we love them both, they are great workers, great team leaders, we love you all. happy birthday. eric: happy birthday, guys. see you tomorrow. ♪♪ >> hello everyone. i'm here with david webb, tammy bruce and charlie hurt. welcome to the big saturday show. bracing for a second either protest after the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse. from new york city to chicago to portland where police declared a riot after some in the crowd damaged buildings

venice enjoyed its| american dream again, with the return of hollywood stars after year and a half of faces, and the competition with award season �*s hopefuls. competition with award season 's hopefuls-— 's hopefuls. the venice leader alwa s 's hopefuls. the venice leader always makes _ 's hopefuls. the venice leader always makes a _ 's hopefuls. the venice leader always makes a beautiful- always makes a beautiful setting for hollywood to launch its award season hopefuls, and this year the festival has bagged some heavyweight hitters that have been delayed since the pandemic. indeed, the latest adaptation of the 1960s popular novel, groans under the weight of its famous cast, and a huge budget of $165 million. the truth does not matter. the last deal, _ the truth does not matter. the last deal, directed _ the truth does not matter. the last deal, directed by ridley scott, was also delayed for months during the pandemic. it is cowritten by matt damon and ben affleck, who also started historical tale of a married woman who accuses a night, played by adam driver, of raping her. for its

american citizens being vilified. attorney general, garland perjured himself and should face the consequences before us. >> will cain in hollywoodbeing held tonight. how friend should every american be regardless of party, that is what the fbi is focused on. >> this is an exciting day, patriot awards are tonight, hosting a diner this morning, the moonlight diner. it is a great day but let me stretch my legs. this is absolutely unacceptable. these whistleblower documents reveal at a minimum, attorney general mary garland perjured himself before congress but more importantly the department of justice using the patriot act to turn concerned parents over children's education, this is not acceptable in the united states of america, certainly isn't, we need to clean house, time for americans to stand up and say we are allowed to voice our opinion and protect our children, and that does not make a statistic terrorists. most important point, attorney general mary garland offered 0 evidence of credible threats, violence, anything toward school board members or staff, nothing to back up this horrendous charge. carley: i have a feeling thi

come from all over the world to be disappointed by hollywood, and as i result of that, i have developed a sixth sense for sussing out who is american is not. and with that said, it's time to play "foreigner or not." [ cheers and applause ] it's a simple game. guillermo is out on hollywood boulevard. how's the vibe out there, guiller guillermo? >> guillermo: i think it's very good, jimmy. >> jimmy: it's very, very good, all right. you know how it works? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy, i'm ready. >> jimmy: go ahead and explain it to the viewers at home. >> guillermo: okay, so i'm going to call somebody -- >> jimmy: that's -- >> >> guillermo: you're going to guess if they're from here or they're foreign. >> jimmy: that's exactly right, that's right. i want to say we've instructed these people not to speak so we won't know if they have an accent. using nothing but my eyes and brain, i will try to guess if the pend isdestrian is a foreigr not. bring in our first guest, guillermo. all right, very good. i see the haircut, i'm thinking of '90s european pop star type of thing. yes. and also the jacket. now let's see if we can -- can we zoom in a

qanon is a movement of people who believe the american political and cultual establishment, mainly democrats and hollywooda child eaters and sex traffickers. somehow donald trump is the savior who will defeat the pedophiles and jail democrats. for a moment put your phone down and pay attention to this part. according to the conspiracy theory, donald trump is related to the kennedy family. joseph kennedy didn't die in world war ii and had a son who is general michael flynn who makes flynn first cousins to john f kennedy junior. donald trump is, get this, the biological son of general patton which makes trump the first cousin of jfk junior, which explains why donald trump actually accused senator ted cruz's father of being friends with his killer. i'm not done. the same people who believe all of this nonsense also believe that this past week at the same time and place where president john f. kennedy, his late son would reveal himself as alive and well. he would to proclaim that he was re-entering society as donald trump's running mate in the 2024 presidential election. hundreds of people actually showed up

americans feel the burden of democrats soft on crime policies. so program being slammed over comment he made from inside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speaking of privileged. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. >> santa is coming. >> don't wait%. >> president by declaring america is back as he spends thanksgiving a multimillion dollar estate of the rest of us have record inflation, surging gas prices and the still unresolved supply-chain mess. you are watching "fox and friends first". i am carley shimkus. >> i am benjamin hall, i get to stand in for todd and occasionally work with you. carley: and stateside as well. congratulations on the new job. benjamin: i'm fresh off the boat. as an american passport holder i feel like this is a homecoming for me. i'm loving it. dc is an incredible city. i have been welcomed by the fox family. these guys so close to one another and they made it a remarkably smooth transition and i couldn't be happier. carley: i'm glad you are here and many people spend their thanksgivings in a lot of ways. the president said america is back, we will talk business owners who may not exactly feel

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that young proud american is here to tell her story and you are watching "fox and friends first" this thursday morning. live at the hard rock hotel in hollywood, florida where the awards were held last night and what an incredible night. so much patriotism, so many incredible people and so inspired this morning because of it. todd: and tired as well. we will get into the patriot awards in the next two hours. president biden set to host the leaders of canada and mexico a challenging time for the us and canada after president biden closed the keystone pipeline and close others and as the border crisis rages on, david spent from washington. >> reporter: days after meeting with chinese president xi jinping the focus is on this hemisphere with both those leaders from mexico and canada. the president sent to meet in hours at the white house with both canadian prime minister justin trudeau and the mexican president and there are plenty of topics on that. expect the conversation with the mexican president to focus heavily on border crossings and continue to rise in those border facilities that are overwhelmed, this administration is focusing on that.

. >> hollywood actor janet glover -- danny glover joined forces for people to be given to the african-americanof the african-american community. >> the center is located in the fillmore district, once known as the hallmark -- of the west. >> this is the location of the san francisco black party -- black panther party. >>>> rumors of its potential sailor circulating. >> there are some rumors that the building would be sold off to the highest bidder. >> >> there are things we are obligated to do as the city under redevelopment. until we have a clear understanding of what that would entail and what it would mean, we don't know if that is going to be possible. i would like to see the venue become a huge success. i don't want to see the venue continue to be a financial drain on the city. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. ama: united is serving hard alcohol once again. many bottles of booze are available in economy class. this comes as the faa has reported thousands of unruly passenger incidents this year, including assaults on flight attendants. american and southwest have halted their alcohol servi

americans today. steve: that's right. we are live from hollywood, florida.at the moon light diner to talk to some of the early morning guests. ainsley: i love the shirt. that's awesome. steve: i love that. will: so, get, this his name is will. i find the best diners. [laughter] he also told me he was wearing -- will said he was wearing pete hegseth's suit inside out this morning. pete, you brought it up. early risers. steve: i did. will: will and his buddy john here got up before 3:00. they were here at 3:00. i didn't get here until 5 c.d.c. why was it important to be here. be a part of this week? >> just to show support. i love you guys. i love what you are doing for this country. especially tonight all the heroes that are going to be honored tonight. it will be a privilege to be there for that because they're always there for us. will: you know, ainsley wrought up the news of the day. the news of our time. will doesn't mind me mentioning he is an airline pilot. i love to ask you what is going on? we hear some different conflicting reports about airline can

. >> hollywood actor janet glover -- danny glover joined forces for people to be given to the african-american>> deliver justice, fairness, and inclusion for the culture, the history, and the good sense of the african-american community. >> the center is located in the fillmore district, once known as the hallmark -- of the west. >> this is the location of the san francisco black party -- black panther party. >>>> rumors of its potential i sailor circulating. >> there are some rumors that the building would be sold off to the highest bidder. >> >> there are things we are obligated to do as the city under redevelopment. until we have a clear understanding of what that would entail and what it would mean, we don't know if that is going to be possible. i would like to see the venue become a huge success. i don't want to see the venue continue to be a financial drain on the city. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. ama: united is serving hard alcohol once again. many bottles of booze are available in economy class. this comes as the faa has reported thousands of unruly passenger incidents this year,

solely on the hook jo ling kent, nbc news, north hollywood, california >>> back now with an alert you need to hear if you are one of the millions of americans who still has a 3g cell phone as wireless networks swift to faster 5g service, 3g networks will soon be shut down jacob ward now with what you should know. >> reporter: the year 2022 has a futuristic ring to it, but it's the end of the line for millions of wireless devices third generation or 3g phones will soon stop working as wireless companies disconnect them why? well, because the companies only have a certain number of frequencies they can use to connect us and getting rid of old phones frees up valuable airways to connect more expensive ones >> the people most impacted by this will be the low-income, the elderly and the people that live in those areas that do not have access to 4 or 5g because there is no easy path to an upgrade for them they might not be able to afford an upgrade to a 4g or 5g phone, and that's even saying if 4 or 5g is available in their area. >> boost mobile which sells some of the cheapest plans out there says more than a million customers could lose out and

out of touch words, from this white house, president biden hollywood message declares americans back,e 1 pm eastern maybe the sell-off is exacerbated by lower than usual volume. treasury yields lower this morning as money powers into u.s. treasurys that haven, 10-year yield down to 1.54%. oil also sinking down 5%, as people are concerned, 6% the moment concerned about additional lockdowns travel restrictions, economy pulling back, stocks mixed on wednesday s&p 500 nasdaq finished up slightly following tech rebound they ended slightly lower european markets sharply lower, today, again with sell-off spreading around the globe on new -- new covid variant, excuse me. losses in england, france, germany off 3% or more in asia overnight red across the board hong kong worst performer, there hang seng down 2 and a half% also,s nikkei falling that much black friday is back without deal shoppers facing higher prices fewer ep projections retailers scramble to team up with demand on that all morning long "mornings with maria" is live right now. . furthers plucking amid covid variant fears dow furt

american-columbian, i could not be prouder. how do your project breaks it down and inspire hollywood to take it by the horn and have more of us behind first step and hopefully not just for optics and not just for cosmetic but a real permanent change in hollywood. the census came out 2020, i want 20% representation in front of the cameras and executives and the crew and the stories being told. 60% of the population, they get to be 140% of the stories. that needs to change. it really needs to. we over index with 25% of the u.s. box office. we contribute $800 billion in tax revenue every year. we are being taxed without visual representation, not cool. >> not cool at all. >> i know that you are at the helm and you are speaking truth and representing us well. gracious for your time. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, anyone 18 and older can get a booster shot. we'll break down what you need to know next. shot we'll break down what you need to know next as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, libert

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hollywood, who is in the room? this is important for us. don't you see as americans this is important. of foreign policy is being determined not based upon facts but upon hope, hope is not a strategy. don't care what people say. it's not a strategy. it doesn't work. you need facts. hard facts, provable facts. many times you can't prove facts, you don't have the information, but our job is to see if there was credible information out there and how was it used. i have all the time in the world to answer questions. i know you have other important things to do. >> i'm jeff with military times, thanks for taking time with us and all your work. in terms of the collapse of the afghan government, the fall of kabul there seems to have been some reports of afghan security forces when they saw the us leaving, the tenuous alliance to the institution faded away pretty quickly. do you think a chaotic final withdrawal of troops was inevitable or do you think these evacuation started earlier other steps were taken we wouldn't see what we saw over the summer? >> that is an excellent question and i don'

american. >>> people working in the west hollywood neighborhood of los angeles may soon make $or -- $17.64 ann the country. great for people who are making that but bad for people who are going to lose their jobs because of it. ainsley! [laughter] ainsley: talking about the sauce. steve: and, you know, there are all sorts of bottle shortages because of glass. >> reporter: crazy. steve: and joe bind says shop last year. brian: as a nation, we should all buy a thermos and just refill. steve the, you're way ahead of us. steve: i've got a yeti. brian: i remember my mom bought a they thermos with the glass, e first thing i did was drop it because i had a soft lunchbox. steve: the glass things did not last, now they are pretty much indestructible. ainsley: we give this to carley, she could go to bed with a drink in it and the next morning the ice would with in there. steve: right now outside minute if maid park in houston is lawrence jones where they last night it was a great night for the braves. they won when it was time to play ball. brian: from concentrate. lawrence: steve, that's a toss, broth

in the other hollywood, fawning reporters ask, kale-eating celebrities, who are you wearing this evening. right? at the patriot awards we show them. tonight we honor ordinary americans who did extraordinary things. which has always been the story of our american republic. we are the united states of america. united, amen. united around our flag, our love of freedom under god. and guard by those wearing badges or camouflage who put their lives to defend it. america is the most exceptional nation in human history. not even close. and i have a tip. if you don't love it, you can always leave it. america as i like to put it is simply the ultimate because of we the people. because of you. that's why. but we also have some familiar faces in the house tonight. as i look out into the audience i see many friends of mine and many friends of yours who visit you in your bedroom in the morning or your living room at night. sean hannity is with us tonight. [cheers and applause] the america angle. she'll be on in a second. my "fox and friends" peeps are here as well. right here at the patriot awards 4,000 strong. thank you so much. okay. y'all ready to get started tonight? ready fo

americans feel the burden of democrats soft on crime policies. so program being slammed over comment he made from inside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speakingerica is back, there's

best. [ cheers and applause ] we do our show here in hollywood, which is home to some of the world's most canceled stars. and now more than ever, americanson the foibles of the famous. everyone is ready to pounce. so we went on the street, we asked folks passing by to weigh in on the series of celebrity scandals we made up. none of these things actually happened. none of the things we'll be saying were said, were actually said. but that didn't stop people from having strong opinions about them in tonight's edition of "cancel nation." >> we're talking about cancel culture. kevin bacon got canceled, saying africa isn't a country, what's your opinion? >> i think kevin bacon, i don't know if he should be canceled for saying that, but definitely a hefty fine, maybe some stipulations. >> saying what? >> saying that africa wasn't a country. >> for the record? >> for the record, i think that africa is a country. >> of course. [ laughter ] which side are you on, kylie jenner giving lip injections to her 3-year-old daughter? >> something like that, i'd probably cancel her. i think it's a little young. i don't know if her lips are fully developed y

anybody who is aware with a blacklisted in hollywood automatically this isin carried through the decades and with this blacklisting as fundamentally un-american and typically used against anyone on the left of what you're describing in the book and what we have observed in america is precisely the opposite but they're skinny on —- scarcely any references to the mccarthy a test blacklisting that happened in the fifties as if it is just wiped away but there are parallels. >> for sure but there was is intellectual at berkeley who suggested in order to preserve democracy democracy and liberalism he said the problem with tolerance and allows battle opinions to be tolerated then they might win so we went is repressive tolerance and he explicitly says right wing views are intolerance and need to be repressed if you repress them you are doing so on behalf of the tolerance. that may be the orwellian twisting of the language with the go to argument in order to protect from those ideas we have to silence you for micro- aggression that the feelings are not hurt. and what that is in the united states used to be identity was formed in coordination with the

benjamin: many americans fueled the burden of democrats off on crime policies, seth rogan is landover a comment he made from inside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speaking of privilege. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. >> president biden: waiting for santa. carley: president biden declares america is back as he spends thanksgiving at a family dollar state and the threat of inflation and gas prices and still unresolved supply chain mess. you are watching "fox and friends first". benjamin: carly, it is a pleasure to be with you. hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. the holiday season officially began with the most expensive thanks giving his remit inflation-adjusted fighting crisis. >> president biden declares america is back. lauren blanchard joins us with more. >> reporter: president biden in the first lady spending the long weekend in nantucket with their billionaire friends before they talk to the troops on thanksgiving. he called into the today show before the macy's day parade. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. i am waiting for santa. >> if santa's slays way down by ris

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hollywood, fawning reporters asked kale-eating celebrities -- [laughter] who are you wearing this evening? right? well, at the patriot awards, we show them. [applause]e] tonight, we honor ordinary americansdinary things, which has always been the story of our american republic. we are the united states of america, united -- [applause] amen. united around our flag, our love of freedom, under god. [applause] and guarded by those wearing badges or wearing camouflage, who put their lives on the line to defend us. [cheers and applause]. at fox nation, we understand the essential truths. america is the most exceptional nation in human history. [applause] it's not even close. and i have a pro tip. i have a pro tip. if you don't love it, you can always leave it. [applause] america, as i like to put it, is simply the awesomest. because of we the people. [applause] because of you. that's why. not elites, it's you. but we also have some familiar faces in the house tonight. as i looked out into the audience, i see many friends of mine. and many friends of yours who visit you in your bedroom in the morning. or your living room at night. sean hannity is with us tonight. [cheers and applause] call her

hollywood. in an interview with the bbc�*s newsnight programme, she also spoke about her alleged sexual assault by robin thicke on the set of the blurred lines music video, in 2013. the americanilming the video in her newly published book my body. i think ithinka i think a lot of people, when they think of the word model, they think of the word model, they don't understand there is a tonne of anonymous working models and i was at the time one of them. and the otherjobs that i remember doing sometimes dealing with middle—aged men who were having lingerie in their apartments and the blurred lines felt incredible. women ask me how i felt, they wanted me to like what i was wearing, it felt fun to dance around with a bunch of women around. it's a very comfortable i think that is the silliness that you seen the video and the video came out, i felt very protective of that truth, that environment and how much better it seemed that a lot of the jobs i was doing at the time. it wasn't until i was older thatis it wasn't until i was older that is sort of took a harder look at the realities and the dynamics onset in one of the examples of that is what happened with robin. essentially, rob

awards draw in americans from across the nation we can't forget local law enforcement in florida keeping a safe. brian kilmeade is here to give us a look at his ride along with the hollywood police department. i know you were going to make citizens arrest yesterday. did that happen? >> know. i'm upset because when i did ride on long island i wanted to see what it was like because the police have different challenges depending on where you are and in hollywood, florida in south fort lauderdale, miami, what are those challenges and right away they have to be in one ways an expert in marine, beach patrol, on foot as well as the squad car. >> almost like a seal type situation, lanier c. >> and they have openings, 16 openings in a 325 person department and although they get a lot of new yorkers, they are selective in who they take but they are somewhat surprised they have openings today because they believe there are other options for people and we know how the police officer image from the country took a huge hit. >> those openings will be filled because governor ron desantis is hoping for that $5,000 bonus. dollars to be a police officer. and the cops situation so much bette

hollywood working from sea to shining sea. jane wells, cnbc business news, wilmington, north carolina. >>> with that a new hour of "american voicesad to passing the rest of the biden agenda, to the economy to family leave paid and overcoming covid there is hope and democrats need to sell it. also tonight hope for parents now that kids can get the covid vaccine. but with that progress comes fear mongering.

hollywood working from sea to shining sea. jane wells, cnbc business news, wilmington, north carolina. >>> with that a new hour of "american voices" begins right now. ahead this hour harnessing hope, democrats looking ahead to passing the rest of the biden agenda, to the economy to family leave paid and overcoming covid there is hope and democrats need to sell it. also tonight hope for parents now that kids can get the covid vaccine. but with that progress comes fear mongering. dr. patel is here to help separate fact from fiction. plus, congress works to pass build back better. why immigration reforms are imperative to advocates who say it is all about political will. later, the power of presentation. does clothing go hand in hand with the political profile? the message senator sinema sends with every outfit she wears. let's begin with where democrats go now. that answer might be borrowing from the playbook of former president obama. in 2008 his message of hope propelled him to office. could selling a message of hope now help democrats win in next year's midterms? there is no shortage of hope to sell. the "new york times" writes,

americans urban cities, california has become a living proof of this. where strings of smash and grab robberies have become commonplace in cities like los angeles and san francisco. hollywood you shouldn't get mad at the crime, you should accept it, you should get used to it and make excuses for its. if someone breaks in your car and steals your stuff, it's your fault for parking on the street. if someone robs your house, it's your fault for having a home. if someone burns down your store, it's your fault for starting a business in the first place. with the left doesn't want you to stop the crimes, you just shut off and accepted victimhood to. joining me now is the author of euro trash, thanks for coming on tonight. tell me a little bit about this dynamic that we see happening more and more it seems like, celebrities are completely willing to excuse anything bad that's happening if they view it as being justified under some type of woke agenda or revenge fantasy against the existing powers that be. speak of the most obvious that we should start with is they don't actually have to live with the crimes themselves, they live in beautiful neighborhoods that are either shut off

the impetus trump access hollywood tape to "the washington post," and triel election in the progress. that is not journalism, it is activism and why a solid majority of americans believe journalists purposely push information they know to be fake or false, per and axios poll. it is not about intent, it is malice, and it is patently insidious, sean. >> sean: will be ever be held accountable? i have 30 seconds, ari. >> no, they won't, sean, because the business interests don't want to. there is an imbalance of viewers who want to be told the news they want, by and large. that is why it is important to report the facts, report the truth, and let the viewers decide. >> sean: the difference at fox, not everyone agrees with sean hannity fear by which everybody did, but not everybody does and we have a lot of diffet opinions on the network throughout the day. ari fleischer and joe concha, thank you. joining us with more reaction, ox's legal analyst gregg jarrett. between that, gregg, and the rittenhouse prosecution withholding video evidence, the higher-quality end resolution, we now have outstanding two motions by the defense for a mistrial. one with presidents, one

what happened in the 50s in hollywood automatically and i think this is carried to the decades we tend to think of this kind of hager of blacklisting is fundamentally un-american and typically used against anyone on the left but it you describe in the book and what we have observed in america in the last few years it's precisely the opposite and they are scarcelyy any reference to the mccarthyist blacklisting that happened in the 50s. like it was just wiped away but there are parallels. >> guest: the reason for that goes back to -- as suggested in order to preserve democracy and liberalism that had to be something called reflective tolerant that bad opinions are tolerated but that opinions mightd win and we have to reprs certain views in order to be more tolerant and right-wing views are intolerant and terrible and therefore they need to be repressed and when you repress them you are doing so on behalf of power. that's an orwellian twisting of language that becomes part of the go-to argument by so many people in society who say in order to protect brumby ideas we have to silence you. in order that their feelings aren't hurt we have to stop you and that's type

hollywood automatically, i think this has carried through the decades. we tend to think of this kind behavior of a blacklisting as fundamentally un-american and typically used against anyone on the left. but it seems what you are describing in the book and what many of us have observed in the last few years is precisely the opposite. there is scarcely any references to the mccarthy asked blacklisting that happened in the 50s. it's as if that was wiped away. there are parallels per. >> oh for sure. for that was an intellectual at and member of the school that suggested in order to preserve democracy that opinions are taller those bad opinions might win. there are certain views he explicitly says they're intolerant and terrible many to be repressed. in doing so on behalf of tolerance. and may seemed like a twisting of the language but it has become the go to argument by people in society that in order perched to protect ideas that bothered we have to silence you. sue do not offend anyone or micro across the feelings are not hurt we have to silence you in some way. i thinkhu that is tied more deeply to very change notion of what identity amounts to in the unit

happens with these blacklist hollywood automatically and i think through the decades we tend to think of this kind of behavior of blacklisting as fundamentally un-american and typically used against anyone on the left. but it seems what you're describing in the book and what many of us have observed in america the last few years, it's precisely the opposite . there is scarcely any references to the mccarthy us blacklisting that happened in the 50s. it's as if that's just wiped away. but there are parallels . >> for sure. the reason for that goes back to what i say about this intellectual at berkeley, who suggested that in order to preservedemocracy, decency and liberalism there had to be something called repressive tolerance . it allows bad opinions to be tolerated and if those bad opinions might win so what we really require is repressive tolerance . you have to repress certain views to forward tolerance . right-wing views are intolerant and terrible and therefore you need to be repressed and when you repress them you're doing that on behalf of tolerance. that may seem an orwellian twisting of thelanguage but that's become a go to arguments that in ord

american citizens? like what the hell? they should be ashamed. and they have been brushed back a little bit. sometimes that works. well i went to the patriot awards other hollywoodhollywood, florida. put me up on stage with no script. i started talking and went on and on and on and on. [laughter] the producers put part of it in this video. here you go. >> tucker: what we are celebrating is the people of the country. and if you have my job it's kind of easy. so ape i'm to be here right now focused on the people who run stuff. i often think to myself never has a better country been run by worse people. [laughter] >> tucker: no, it's true. it's true. [applause] >> tucker: i'm sorry. i'm not being mean. i don't want to be negative. but that is true. yeah, that's one of them. exactly. but you can lose sight if you focus too narrowly on the people who are making the bad decisions, you can lose sight of everyone else which is the overwhelming majority of people in this country. so what do i notice about americans? so i'm 52. so that put me on kind of the back 9 as they say. the downward slope of the experience. i have lived on both coasts i have lived all over the coun

in the 50s, the blacklist in hollywood and automatically think that this ia carried through the decades, we tend to think of this kind of behavior, as fundamentally un-american and typically, used against anyone on the left. but it seems the way you're describing in a bucket and what many of us have observed in america in the last few years, it is precisely the opposite but scarcely any references to the mccarthy and blacklist that happened in the 50s and says if that was just wiped away but there are parallels. >> that for sure, the reason goes back to this intellectual and the frankfurt school who suggested that in order to preserve democracy and decency liberalism you had have repressive tolerance with the problem is that tolerance allows that opinion to be tolerated and that opinion might win and so we really require is repressive powers which represses certain views in order to form a power. and he supposedly said that right wing views are intolerant and terrible therefore they need to be repressed so when you repress in your actually doing so on behalf of of tolerance and that's a twisting the language but it has become sort of the go to argument by so

hollywood, florida. we are all in on fox nation anda not just they celebrate parties and nice people but fox nation is protected from the tech monopolies that control almost every part of americanwhat whatever wes want. we don't have to be afraid. that is worth a lot right now, we think. here is an example, by the way of what can happen if you are not protected. we pay with subsidiary of morgan chase and denying services, services with major conservative group in missouri called the defense of liberty. we claimed that the group is involved in hate, violence, racial intolerance and terrorism. were they? no! patrick is the state treasurercu and demanding those accusations are true. so far they have not provided us anything. here to explain, thank you so much for coming on tonight. thank you for being one of the elected officials to do anything about this. is this a violation of law, do you o think? >> i think chase has the right to do whatever they want, a business and the term of who we the state of missouri will do business with. we will not do business with the state business office and up essentially half the populationu and they decided to do this and suspended the defense o

happens with these blacklist hollywood automatically and i think through the decades we tend to think of this kind of behavior of blacklisting as fundamentally un-americanand typically used against anyone on the left. but it seems what you're describing in the book and what many of us have observed in america the last few years, it's precisely the opposite . there is scarcely any references to the mccarthy us blacklisting that happened in the 50s. it's as if that's just wiped away. but there are parallels . >> for sure. the reason for that goes back to what i say about this intellectual at berkeley, who suggested that in order to preservedemocracy, decency and liberalism there had to be something called repressive tolerance . it allows bad opinions to be tolerated and if those bad opinions might win so what we really require is repressive tolerance . you have to repress certain views to forward tolerance . right-wing views are intolerant and terrible and therefore you need to be repressed and when you repress them you're doing that on behalf of tolerance. that may seem an orwellian twisting of thelanguage but that's become a go to arguments that in orde