. >> yeah, with amy adams. >> jimmy: i love amy >> so cool [ cheers and applause the coolest. >> jimmych and big and like -- if anyone had ever said, like, "oh, you get to be the villain. ah -- when i first thought of playing villain, i don't want to be the bad guy. it's the most fun you will ever have i had, like, a carriage with horses and, like, i got to be rude to people and, like, i got a crown and long nails >> jimmy: yeah >> it was so fun >> jimmy: disney knows how to do it up man >> oh, my god, it's the coolest thing in the world a disney villain >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm joining some serious -- >> jimmy: and amy adams is fantastic. is basically perfectionst "enchanted," and i love gisele, the character she plays. but i didn't realize -- i'd never -- i know amy but i didn't know her as gisele. so the first day that i got to work, she was already in costume and make-up and she started speaking to me like gisele and i felt like a little kid. i was like - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "you're a princess." >> yeah, it felt like being at disneyland and talking to a princess her face - >> jimmy

. >> yes >> seth: this is you and amy adams.be to what you're doing here. >> yeah, this is, like -- this is like the meat and potatoes of character actors like, you want to be the evil villain in a disney movie. it's, like, everything you could possibly - >> seth: yeah. >> it's drag i'm doing drag [ laughter ] and i -- it was so fun it was so much fun i had long nails and i got to be nasty and i got to sing and dance and wear really tight corsets and beautiful gowns. and amy adams is - >> seth: so lovely >> she's the greatest. plus, she's already a mu -- she's already a magical human being. and then as giselle, it was like, it was real. like, it was a true princess come to life but it was so funny, because, like, everything about her is so beautiful. it's like cin -- it's like walking -- hanging out with cinderella [ laughter ] and so, everything about her was like, "this beautiful white carriage and her horses, and they were so lovely. and i realized i had a carriage, too. i had a black carriage, and i had these big, beefy, lik

everyone is reprising their roles, amy adams, patrick dempsey and idina menzel. was singing with idina in "frozen." yes. >> "across the universe," "frozen 2." so i'm curious, if you did a broadway play together what would it be? >> aside from our "summer nights" duet that we've done from "grease." >> before we even knew each other. >> yeah, before "westworld" even happened. i don't know, the first one that came to mind is "the sound of music." i feel like you could kill captain von trapp. i can do maria. >> getting into my von trapp years. i used to be the oldest son but not anymore. christopher plummer, big shoes to fill. >> christopher plummer was hot. still is. >> i'll take it. "the sound of music," that would be fun. >> any play particuuld work? >> as a muse call? yeah. what would be a fun one? >> i don't know. there's so many -- i guess -- i don't know. "cabaret" would be fun, "chicago." >> we would kill "chicago." >> it's right across the street. we can walk over and check you two out. >> do you mind if we take over for a second? >> we'll take in a matinee

amy: that is congressmember adam schiff questioning republican georgia secretary of state brad raffenspergern we come back, we will hear testimony to the january 6 committee from a black election worker and her mother in georgia whose lives were forever changed when trump claimed the women helped rick the vote when he lost georgia. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "running up that hill" by kate bush. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. some of the most dramatic testimony of tuesday's hearing of the house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol came from shaye moss, a former georgia state election worker who described threats against her mother and grandmother. during pricing by cal forney commerce member adam schiff. she was joined by her mother. >> how did you first become aware that rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, was accusing you and your mother of a crime? >> i was at work, like always, and the former chief mr. jones asked me to come to his office. and when i went to his office, the former directo

and adam kinsinger who had republican views about things and democrats like amy raskin with progressive views. i'm not sure they're going to be able to come up with an agreed-upon solution. i s think on that piece alone there will be something proposed. >> let's hear from jean in pennsylvania on the independent line. >> caller: good morning david. i thought you were withh c-span. at any rate as far as i am concerned the election is over. i don't judge i leave that up to almighty god. i am curiousng on one thing your hearing on thursday night why did they have to get james goldstein and his crews to produce this at taxpayer expense? either they have got the facts or theyy don't. i thought all c-span was unfiltered by. >> our programming is unfiltered we are covering at gavel to gavel on thursday night. >> used on but the james goldstein former abc executive producer. >> to begin with, we are very unfiltered. all a congressional hearings are produced at taxpayer expense. all congressional hearings have committees, have staff members whose job it is for communications. but the video are go

amy: during thursday's hearing, former acting deputy attorney general richard donoghue was questioned by republican congressmember adam kinzinger about trump's efforts to pressure acting attorney general jeffrey rosen. >> you also noted mr. rosen said to mr. trump, "doj can't and won't snap its fingers and change the outcome of the election. how did the president respond to that? >> he responded quickly and said, essentially, that is not what i'm asking you to do. i'm asking you to say it was corrupt and leave the rest to us mean the congressman. amy: many of trump's efforts to push the department of justice involved a lower-level doj attorney named jeffrey clark who trump considered naming attorney general. on wednesday morning, the fbi raided clark's home. meanwhile, the january 6 committee revealed six members of congress who supported trump's coup attempt sought positional pardons. mo brooks of alabama, matt gaetz of florida, louie gohmert of texas, marjorie taylor greene of georgia, scott perry of pennsylvania, and andy biggs of arizona. we will have more on the january 6 hearing later in the program. ukrainian o

adam kinzinger, and others. this doesn't happen if trump didn't put three on the etch bench. amy coney barrett was nominated and confirmed in 30 days. yesterday biden spoke hours after the landmark turnover of roe vs wade. >> make no mistake, this decision is a culmination of a deliberate effort over decades upset the balance of our law. it's realization of an extreme ideology, and a tragic error of the supreme court. >> joe biden's views have changed. and good to see you. griff: for more on the reaction to the overturning of roe vs wade. let' check with alexandra hoff outside the streak. >> hi, griff. we've been here all morning and the past hour, we've seen seeing. and there crowd rushed over behind the camera and seems to be a shouting match off and on and that's pretty much what we've seen largely pro choice activists and then a couple of pro-life activist ins there. it's important to note in washington d.c. and along with 16 other states there will be no reduction to abortion access even with the undoing of roe vs wade. they have laws on the books here and d.c. has some of t

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amy walter of the koch report and taa from npr. two things happened this weekend it i want to play two pieces of sound, which deal with threats of violence. first we will hear from adamzinger talk about new threats to his family and then we will hear from senator geithner's with a new ad directed at republicans. >> this threat was mailed to my house. we got it a couple days ago and it threatens to execute me, my wife and my five-month-old child. there is violence in the future. until we get a grip on telling people the truth, we can't expect different. ♪ >> join the maga crew. get a rhino hunting permit. there is no limits and it does not expire. lisa: we edited those clips together, but we saw a thread in those. is this another dangerous inflection point in our political rhetoric? is it more of the same? amy: it feels like we have hit an inflection point. we are hearing this week about threats made to election officials. we have been hearing in the weeks and months after the 2020 election stories from election officials, high-level officials. folks who are at the most basic county level offices, often nonpartisan, who found themselves targeted by many of these same

adam chairwoman and it does the worst members of congress, my name is amy, i most legal fellow at the heritage foundation were my scholarship focuses on second amendment gun violence prevention. i've testified before various legislatures after several mass shootings, parkland, virginia beach, el paso and unfortunately, too many others. i hope to god this is the last time i ever have to testify before legislative body after mass shooting. i fear it won't be. i fear it won't be because the conversation has become predictable. unspeakably horrific event like uvalde or buffalo happened reflectively almost compulsively calls for congress to pass a host of gun control measures, law-abiding citizens. should anyone dare question the constitutionality, practicality or effectiveness of any of these policies, their opposition is immediately framed as callous obstructionism and legitimate concerns are brushed aside as and i quote, expulsion. any viable alternative or frivolous without so much as a passing thought to their usefulness. i will once again run through the problems, serious problems wi