people's properties away in the face of evil i don't think there's any other way to characterize black mirror putin so who is mr browder and why is his testimony before the u.s. senate related to russia being considered and being listened to well first of all he was doing big business in russia in the beginning of the two thousand he now is a wanted man in russia for tax fraud. and thirdly he was key in pushing for sanctions against russia and eventually helping to pass the magnitsky act which was introduced in. now furthermore at this point there was some talk in the testimony about russian lawyer an italian vassal need skya now she comes down she met with trump's team last year to discuss these anti russian sanctions the magnitsky act she was a central figure in today's hearing. the russian lawyers name tell you a vessel and it's going and i'm just going to tell you this so. that will this guy . natalia nataly lynette's guy i tried it over lindsey graham's pronunciation there. now what did she say in response to these allegations well we didn't get to hear from her or she was not at the hea

and kill to take people's properties away admiring your courage and tenacity in the face of evil black mirror putin now in his testimony and bill browder also spoke about the russian lawyer who had met with eric trump and donald trump jr vessel in the sky and now she said that she believed that what was going to be said in the testimony would be false she spoke about how her position in the united states was mainly she worked to lobby against the magnitsky act and she is in no way connected to the russian government and she expected that browder would give testimony about her that was in accurate this is what she had to say directly to r.t. . well i'm sure that i will use a script when testifying right more the script had been prepared for him beforehand and it was already posted on the atlantic i read the transcript carefully there's nothing new in there has already said all those things before and i can tell you with certainty that mr brown who will give a false testimony on sky has also she has talked about how she is willing to go before the committee and give her side of the story she's

threaten me with kidnapping in the face of evil i don't think there's any other way to characterize black mirror putin the russians will do anything they can get away with and even stuff they can't get away with to arrest kidnap torture and kill just to take people's properties away the russians are liars so who is bill browder and why is he being considered an expert on iraq. in testimony to the u.s. congress well bill browder was a hedge fund investor doing lots of big business in russia in the early two thousand this point he's a wanted man charged with tax fraud in russia furthermore he was key in lobbying for the passing of sanctions against russia magnitsky act put forward in two thousand and thirteen so here's where russian lawyer and italia vessel need sky comes in she met with trump's team last year to discuss these anti russian sanctions the magnitsky act and there are many allegations about that meeting she came up throughout the hearing and was pretty much a central figure in the testimony of those two russian lawyers name to tell us when it's going to be so. then it will this guy. n

. - there were overtones of network, but also, (muffled) black mirror has been used as a reference. - it has been, and it's been interesting for me. i do love that show. and i'm honored that they would reference my movie in the same paragraph with that. but there's another film, andy griffith, 1958, written by budd schulberg, directed by elia kazan: a face in the crowd. charting the rise of one man who basically he's a down and out drunken guitar player who then becomes a spokesperson for a number of different products, but because of his home-spun hillbilly attitude, he tells the truth, and people really respond to it. - [evan] yep. - the character of mason washington in my particular movie, which i really relate to this character. - you (muffled). - he's an everyman. i love films that are about everymen. - and candidly, he's a decent person. - he really is. - i think you find something empathetic about him immediately when he comes on screen. - absolutely. and so i wanted to represent those folks out in the world who feel like they really can't support their families, and they're tr

. >> he is -- i saw him originally in episode two of "black mirror."he did everything, and he came in and he auditioned for this role. i mean there's this one scene where he's got to cry. he's got to be emotional. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he came and he just did it in the audition. i was like, "that's why i'm not in this movie." [ laughter ] furthermore, i retire from acting. >> jimmy: he's that good. >> he's that good. then he hit like -- when we were shooting it, he, like, hit the tier. talk about the same second, like, the same frame, every time we did it, the tears would just start rolling. i'm like this -- i give up. >> jimmy: everyone is so talented in this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love allison williams, and we love her as well. but every single person. but the brother. >> oh, yeah. caleb landry jones. >> jimmy: this dude is -- he was creepy, man. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he scared me. he was great. >> he's great. >> jimmy: i never heard of most of these people. >> and he's a real joy. he's like -- he kind of has one of those, like, '70s actors vibes where

. >> he is -- i saw him originally in episode two of "black mirror."ing, and he came in and he auditioned for this role. i mean there's this one scene where he's got to cry. he's got to be emotional. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he came and he just did it in the audition. i was like, "that's why i'm not in this movie." [ laughter ] furthermore, i retire from acting. >> jimmy: he's that good. >> he's that good. then he hit like -- when we were shooting it, he, like, hit the tier. talk about the same second, like, the same frame, every time we did it, the tears would just start rolling. i'm like this -- i give up. >> jimmy: everyone is so talented in this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love allison williams, and we love her as well. but every single person. but the brother. >> oh, yeah. caleb landry jones. >> jimmy: this dude is -- he was creepy, man. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he scared me. he was great. >> he's great. >> jimmy: i never heard of most of these people. >> and he's a real joy. he's like -- he kind of has one of those, like, '70s actors vibes where he's kind of m

black lives matter has come out against the new billion that aims to provide training to youngsters on how to interact with police. the measure was introduced by the new jersey assembly. they say the billion mirrorsalk that many black parents have with their children explain ing ways to avoid confrontation with police officers. black lives matter billion would provide a scapegoat by putting pressure on people rather than the police. the group has started a petition to stop the billion. so far it has garnered more than 1300 signatures. meantime governor chris christie signed a budget till which means that state government shutdown is over. allstate beaches and parks are open to the public just in time for the fourth of july. normally this wouldn't have effect on you but it got a lot of attention because the pictures show the gorger on the beach with his family. the beach was closed to everyone the governor defended it by calling it a previously planned vacation. imagine going on vacation and finding a shark on land not once but twice. this happened to an indiana family at virginia beach. >>reporter: stretching 18 inches from head to tail. it's kind of a novelty. it's a find so fitting for family.

blacks in auckland, leaving the test series at a tie. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirrornd sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. tomorrow's front pages, starting with this. the observer, which tells us that german industry is warning the uk it cannot rely on its help in securing a good brexit deal. this is a "stark" intervention, says the paper. the sunday people has an exclusive. it's talked to lord dannatt about caring for veterans with post—traumatic stress disorder. back to brexit, and the telegraph says theresa may is trying to capitalise on donald trump's optimism on trade amid growing disquiet in her own party. while the mail on sunday is told by conservative mp andrew mitchell that he thinks it's time for mrs may to step aside because she has "lost authority." the sunday express leads with mr trump's comments that the uk will thrive outside the eu and his promise to sign a "powerful" trade deal with the uk soon. and the times. it says mrs may claimed that mr trump's comments had put her plan for brexit "back on track." and that is where we wil

keep in touch with jack black jack actually we had a school of rock ten year reunion and i got yeah and then i got to see everybody all the other kids there in the movie mirroring most on twitter where do you get your sense of humor from home for a limb i'm all in dad. yeah you're always like cracking jokes in there preventing forums along is dry clean if you will be present during which is you have one hour cleaning he is always been so cool because he like my whole life he's always pressed all of my clothes for me so it's like a nice perk. where are they from your parents from california and yeah my dad he's from louisiana but my mom's from l.a. and yes his business is unlike any other and you mazie berry on the larry king now bob do you remain close with the i carly get tonight mccurdy who plays my best friend i carly is my best friend in real life so i saw her yesterday i said. every day pretty much along that show room we did it for seven years while it was a while i pretty much grew up i was like thirteen like nineteen was the o.t. in a fun place yeah i was really fun i think the coolest part was probably that like i said i was i'm really close with jeane

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blacks in auckland, leaving the test series at a tie. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirrorhis. the observer, which tells us that 6erman industry is warning the uk it cannot rely on its help in securing a good brexit deal. this is a "stark" intervention, says the paper. the sunday people has an exclusive. it's talked to lord dannatt about caring for veterans with post—traumatic stress disorder. back to brexit, and the telegraph says theresa may is trying

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