but i finally went to see brian and charles. please tell me that you loved brian and charles.es. absolutely. a couple of hesitations may be about wasn't sure how to end it but fundamentally, i really liked it. there were lots of us in the cinema, everyone was laughing out loud. and that's interesting because a lot of it is funny but it still really touching. the opening sequences, literally just about loneliness and itjust broke me. ok, that for me is the genius of it. yes, it's a story about the guy who builds a robot out of the washing machine and a manikin head. why? because he's lonely. his inventing shed and he's inventing all these crazy things. and then he almost accidentally builds his best friend. and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend going. my favourite thing was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says i'm going to sit in the front of the car. no you're yes i am, front, front, front. i mean, i thought all that stuff was lovely. it's a low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really made with love, that's where i felt.

but i finally went to see brian and charles! now, please tell me that you loved brian and charles.asn't sure how to end it, but fundamentally, i really liked it. there were lots of us in the cinema, everyone was laughing out loud. and that's interesting, because a lot of it is very funny, but it's also really touching. the opening sequence is literally just about loneliness, and itjust broke me, broke me. ok, that for me, is the genius of it. i mean, yes, it's a story about a guy who builds a robot out of the washing machine and a mannequin�*s head. why? because he's lonely. because he's living on his own in his inventing shed in which he's inventing all these crazy things. and then he almost accidentally builds his best friend — and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend growing up. my favourite stuff was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says, "i'm going to sit in the front of the car." "no, you're not." "yes, i am. front, front, front!" i mean, ithought all that stuff was lovely. it's so low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go see brian and charles. thank you very much. and read kurt vonnegut�*s novels! but now i do want to, you see, and that's the success of the documentary, i think, isn't it? i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that, that's my homework. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time, bye—bye. hi. we are forecasting rain this weekend, but not an awful lot of it, and most of it will fall in western areas of the uk, particularly the northwest. there'll be some sunshine around, too, and many of us will actually escape the rain all together, rain that we really need because the gardens are very parched. so, here's the low pressure that will approach us. in fact, it's approaching us right now, the unsettled weather out towards the west. but ahead of this weather front in east anglia, in the southeast, we'll see very warm weather as south—westerly winds develop and tap into some of that heat that's across france right now. but let's have a look at th

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. very much. and read kurt vonnegut�*s novels! but now i do want to, you see. and that's the success of the documentary. i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that. that's my homework. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time, bye—bye. this month continues to be very dry. the rainfall stats shows so far across southern wales and east anglia there has been hardly any rain at all. on sunday we have seen some rain around what the majority of that has been falling across parts of northern ireland and scotland where it has been heavy. we have had the zone of rain stretching and across parts of wales as well bringing some welcome relief from the very dry conditions we've seen. one of our weather watchers spotted something rare forjuly in wales... a puddle. it has been a warm and sunny day, hot across parts of east anglia where temperatures reached over 30 celsius. looking at the weather forecast overnight we will continu

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. and read kurt vonnegut�*s novels! but now i do want to, you see. and that's the success of the documentary. i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that. that's my homework. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time, bye—bye. monday will be a shower he and quite blustery day. we see a remote motocross: but the activity will reach another england for the northern scotland will brighten up but it will be quite windy and fax gusts of 50 miles an hour or so in the northern elves with gatherings of showers to be had with a good deal of cloud with a tendency to brighten up later in the day. feeling cooler, fresher, much cooler in eastern scotland, up to 10 degrees compared with sunday. she'll be 20s toward the south—east but that's a lower temperature we had on sunday. a lot of showers will fade away overnight and into tuesday morning, the nights are starting to turn cooler as well, a bit cooler than this on tuesday night.

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. urt vonnegut�*s novels! but now i do want to, you see. and that's the success of the documentary. i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that. that's my homework. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time, bye—bye. hello, low pressure will bring further blustery and at times wet conditions across northern and western parts of the uk during sunday, whereas the south—east stays dry. there will be a zone of thicker cloud through wales, the midlands, into yorkshire, with patchy rain, that is most persistent in wales. there will be showers around elsewhere, another dose of heavy and possibly thundery rain for northern ireland in the afternoon, and then moving on towards scotland. now, many areas will be warmer but it is going to feel quite hot in the sunshine. in east anglia, up to around 3! celsius. some heavy rain moving north through scotland on sunday evening and into the night. elsewhere, a future showers or patches

and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. t anyway, we will start with thor. love and thunder, which is the sequel to thor: ragnarok, which i know that you did go and see. i did see that, although... you see, there we are. i had to be reminded that we'd seen it, in a kind of "why are we married?" sort of way, because i didn't remember every detail of the film. "which one is this?" ok, so this is once again directed by taika waititi. so the plot is driven by christian bale�*s gorr the god butcher, who is on a mission to butcher gods, as his name would suggest. he must be stopped. meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and went away. now she's come back. she's battling cancer, but she finds herself transformed into the mighty thor thanks to the reconstructed hammer, which was shattered, from which thor is now separated, and now he's confronted with his ex—girlfriend and his ex—hammer. here's a clip. so that's the ex—girlfriend, is it? the old ex—girlfriend. jodie foster. jane fost

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and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. nyway, we will start with thor. love and thunder, which is the sequel to thor: ragnarok, which i know that you did go and see. i did see that, although... you see, there we are. i had to be reminded that we'd seen it, in a kind of "why are we married?" sort of way, because i didn't remember every detail of the film. "which one is this?" ok, so this is once again directed by taika waititi. so, the plot is driven by christian bale�*s gorr the god butcher, who is on a mission to butcher gods — as his name would suggest. he must be stopped. meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and then went away. now, she's come back. she's battling cancer but she finds herself transformed into the mighty thor, thanks to the reconstructed hammer, which was shattered, from which thor is now separated, and now, he's confronted with his ex—girlfriend and his ex—hammer. here's a clip. so, that's the ex—girlfriend, is it? the old ex—girlfriend. jodie foster. ja

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but, you know, if you go into the cinema, go see brian and charles. yeah, that's next on the list. read kurt vonnegut, not one, but now i do want to, you see, and that's that's the success of the document. i'm going to bring you a copy of breakfast of champions. you do that? that's my homework. enjoy your cinema going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time, bye—bye. hello, let's see what the weather has in store over the next couple of days. the weekend is upon us and it is looking a bit of a mixed bag. it has been today, fairly overcast. there are still some showers lurking around, bringing much—needed rain, i must stress, so if you have been complaining about the rain, don't, because we really need it, but there is more widespread area of rain will be moving into northwestern and some western parts of the uk through the course of saturday. here early morning temperatures... averaging around 12 or 13 celsius. tomorrow starts quite bright across england, but cloud are quite —— increase. some rain, fighting then around the irish sea, we are expecting, into w

but i finally went to see brian and charles! now, please tell me that you loved brian and charles.re how to end it, but fundamentally, i really liked it. there were lots of us in the cinema, everyone was laughing out loud. and that's interesting, because a lot of it is very funny, but it's also really touching. the opening sequence is literally just about loneliness, and itjust broke me, broke me. ok, that for me is the genius of it. i mean, yes, it's a story about a guy who builds a robot out of the washing machine and a mannequin�*s head. why? because he's lonely. because he's living on his own in his inventing shed in which he's inventing all these crazy things. and then he almost accidentally builds his best friend — and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend growing up. my favourite stuff was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says, "i'm going to sit in the front of the car." "no, you're not." "yes, i am. front, front, front!" i mean, ithought all that stuff was lovely. it's so low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really made wit

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. ture of bright spells and some fairly heavy showers in places, and many of those showers will slowly fade away overnight to bring some drier weather. however, in northern ireland, later in the night, this band of rain's going to move in from the west and the rain will turn heavy. your overnight lows about 11—15 celsius. now, tomorrow, we start off with this rain across northern ireland. that pushes eastwards, so eventually we'll get some rain into western parts of scotland, western areas of england and wales, but the further east you live, the more likely you are to see little, ifany, rain. and indeed, with some spells of sunshine across east anglia and southern england, it becomes quite warm again, with temperatures reaching the mid—20s. more generally, though, temperatures into the low 20s saturday afternoon. we've got more rain on the charts for sunday. it's going to be heavy for northern ireland and scotland. this time, we should get some useful falls of rain in the south of wales,

and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. here we are. i had to be reminded that we'd seen it, in a kind of "why are we married?" sort of way, because i didn't remember every detail of the film. "which one is this?" ok, so this is once again directed by taika waititi. so the plot is driven by christian bale's gorr the god butcher, who is on a mission to butcher gods, as his name would suggest. he must be stopped. meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and then went away.

and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. ort of way, because i didn't remember every detail of the film. "which one is this?" ok, so this is once again directed by taika waititi. so the plot is driven by christian bale's gorr the god butcher, who is on a mission to butcher gods, as his name would suggest. he must be stopped. meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and then went away. now she's come back. she's battling cancer, but she finds herself transformed into the mighty thor thanks to the reconstructed hammer, which was shattered, from which thor is now separated, and now he's confronted with his ex—girlfriend and his ex—hammer. here's a clip. so that's the ex—girlfriend, is it?

and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. ok, so this is once again directed by taika waititi. so the plot is driven by christian bale's gorr the god butcher, who is on a mission to butcher gods, as his name would suggest. he must be stopped. meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and went away. now she's come back.

but i finally went to see brian and charles! now, please tell me that you loved brian and charles.cidentally builds his best friend — and then doesn't quite know how to deal with the best friend growing up. my favourite stuff was when the robot charles becomes an adolescent and says, "i'm going to sit in the front of the car." "no, you're not." "yes, iam. front, front, front!" i mean, i thought all that stuff was lovely. it's so low budget, it's made with such a lot of heart. it's really made with love, that's what i felt. it felt to me like a passion project. i don't know, but that's how it comes across in the best possible way. it is a passion project, it started life as a standup act, and then, a short film. i've been hanging the drum for it for a few weeks now, i'm so glad you liked it because otherwise we would've had to stop speaking. because it's just so charming! it is, that's a good word. properly charming. it is a very good word, yes. then on the subject of re—issues — paris, texas is back in cinemas. they've been doing this series of reissues of wim wenders movies. this

and brian and charles, a robot movie with a difference. i'm intrigued about number three. good. at's the ex—girlfriend, is it? the old ex—girlfriend. jodie foster. jane foster. the one that got away. that means escaped. yeah, yeah. must be hard for you to see your ex—girlfriend and your ex—hammer hanging out and getting on so well. what you up to, bro? come to daddy. come on! mjolnir! hey, there you are! hey! i was just calling you. i have no idea what's going on there! no, 0k. well, that gag about his hammer being like his ex—girlfriend and the axe being the new girlfriend, that will go on throughout the whole movie. and i don't mind a couple of gags in a superhero movie. kind of stretches a point when the whole point of the movie is, "oh, look, we're making a superhero movie, "but we're making jokes about it cos we're very, very clever!" and also, if you're going to do the whole film as a kind of humorous gag, make the gags better than, "oh, i need a catchphrase. "what's my catchphrase? "0h, here's a catchphrase about a hammer," or a joke which basically draws on the shrieking

but, you know, if you're going to the cinema, go and see brian and charles. bye—bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines — long queues are forming for a second day at the port of dover with warnings that the travel disruptions could be even worse than yesterday. the traffic is certainly starting to build this morning, and in the past hour, the length of time it is taking to get through the french border control has doubled. wheat prices have fallen after russia and ukraine agree to resume exporting grain, easing the threat of a globalfood crisis. why the cost—of—living crisis means that some parents can't look forward to the summer holidays. good morning. another medal for great britain at the world athletics championships as matt hudson—smith won bronze in the 400m with a gutsy run in oregon. an emotional moment after three years of struggles with injuries and mental health issues. good morning. warming up across the south—east of the uk this weekend, but nothing like the searing heat we had earlier in the w

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and general keith kellogg all here to weigh in on that. tax hikes in a recession? what are democrats thinking about? here with his thoughts, charles payne purity carl rogan and briandra and me as we launch you into the weekend on "america reports." see you then. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, it is time for "in case you missed it." the democrats took the defeat the field for the annual congressional game. it got blown out 10-0 for democrats. and politics at the capitol hill but apparently not democratic congresswoman linda sanchez of california who was caught flipping off the g.o.p. dugout, watched. >> she will come off with a nice ovation. that is reaction from linda. >> so bad, such a sore loser, guy benson. this is not top gun but poor sportsmanship, and it makes her look bad here in >> guy: that is not good sportsmanship. not a good look and i don't know what else to say about it. maybe she is frustrated because of the score. >> he was chastised by the colleagues? >> jessica: it is one of the words, it was a shooting but obviously terrible but one of these lighthearted things, especially considering what is going on that people come out for this. so i think refusing any

i was hammering so hard the consumer is strong and we are spending money. charles: brian, my man, love it. talk to you again real soon. always appreciate you when you come in to help me with this work. meantime "the wall street journal" and "new york times" are both saying brace for more pain in the second half of 2022. that this market will actually get worse. in some ways it actually makes me feel better. i have to be honest with you, i don't want to sound, i'm contrarian when the mainstream media gets in on this. i want to bring in km chief partners michael donald. i saw you on tv where you said it is not the time to get negative on equities. why not. >> thanks for having me again, charles. this is one big problem i think we have, when retail investors figure out the market is down 15, 20%, that is it typically the end of the correction or bulk ever bear market decline. look back through history, average bear market associated with recession is just over 30%. if we have fallen 2/3 of that typical bear market recession decline, it is probably too late to really get nega

and the freedom fighter. currently reading or just read steve forbes on inflation. brian the emergence of arthur laffer. charles morris tycoons. and ryan walters the ageof president. which of those would you like to bring up specifically? any of them? >> i like to say two things for the numbness of my favorite books of allfa time. that's what i have read or am reading now. i want to say john sanford i love to read. this, by the way these are fiction. i've written a million books of mystery, cops, cia, sanford wrecked his favorite tapas lucas davenport. after the years i've read so many john sanford books i believe i know lucas davenportrd very, very well. i've been intimately involved davenport's family for this is a book about lucas davenport's daughter and about halfway through part i will let you know. i'd also like say jamie lee burke who wrote about my other favorite cop a guy in louisianai southern louisiana. i don't have a jamie lee burke stuff. i've never met john safford. i'd love to read both of them they are fabulous writers. lucas davenport should sometimes actually meet david robichaux. david robic

and it's gonna get better. ok, we hope, but in the meantime we have to decide where we are so we can fix the problem. >> brian: i think charlesi would say this. a couple things. i don't know if the president is off his rocker, but whoever is telling his economic team and the president to lead the team and on recession, what i like about the economy, what i want to do better, he wants people, he wants to challenge people by saying don't believe what the numbers reveal, and you know from business the last 40 years, we knew two consecutive quarters equal recession and then how it's affecting people, instead he's making people doubt him because we cannot get past go, cannot get past start, he's in denial what we are actually experiencing right now. and i think, i was in a restaurant for fox and friends and asked him how it was going and he showed me his list. every week he gets charged more for all the food he buys and look what i do. i charge more for all the food i sell. i have such small margins, i can't have one month where i cannot reflect the price increases. >> sandra: and then people say he's price gouging. consumer goes

brian kill me, the president and the freedom fighter. current lady -- currently reading steve forbes on inflation. brian to be trebek, the emergence of arthur laffer. charles. in brian walters, the jazz age president. which of those would you like to bring up specifically? guest: i want to say two things. they are not necessarily my favorite books of all time, but it is what i either have read or am reading now. i want to say on john sanford, i love to read -- this, by the way, these are fictions. john sanford's book the investigator, he has written one million books. i love mystery, cops, cia, spies. sanford writes -- his favorite cop is davenport. i have read so many john sanford books, i believe i know lucas davenport very well and i have been invested in his family and this is a book about lucas davenport's daughter, about halfway through it. so i will let you know how that works. the other one is i wanted to say jamie lee burke who has written about my other favorite cop, david robichaux in southern louisiana. i do not have a copy. i have never met james lee burke, i have never met john sanford, i would love to meet them, they are fabulous writer. luc

brian hickey back to you. it was a weekend of travel nightmares for thousands of americans have found until stranded across the country. reporter charles watson is in atlanta with the latest on flight cancelations and delays. i can't even get home now. i don't know how i'm going to get home and he's not alone. thousands of folks heading out for the fourth of july holiday found themselves stranded at airports and hotels with staffing shortages in bad weather, forcing airlines to cut service throughout the weekend. since friday, more than 20,000 flights have been delayed in the us almost 2000. others canceled it caused chaos at airports, with passengers complaining of poor communication and major surcharges to change flights. some say it was enough to make this the last vacation of the season. i had to get back to the family. i haven't seen him since covid so it really wasn't a question. we just had to do it, but we won't be going away for the summer. despite the delays and cancelations, this was still one of the biggest travel weekends in years. there's friday was the busiest day almost 2.5 million passengers screened by the t s a the most in a single day since the pandemic started, experts say it d

brian kill me, president and the freedom fighter . currently reading or just read steve forbes on inflation. ryan demetra vick, the emergence of arthur laffer. charlesmorris tycoons and ryan walters, the jazz age president. which of those would you like to bring up specifically. >> i want to say two things. not necessarily my favorite books of all time but it's what i either have read or am reading now. i want to say john john sanford. i love to read. this by the way, these are fiction.on john sanford book the investigator. he has written 1 million wbooks about a great friend. i love mystery, tops, cia. sanford writes his favorite copies lucas davenport. and down through the years i've read so many john sanford books i believe that i know lucas davenport very well. i have been intimately involved with lucas davenport's family and this is a book about lucas davenportáletty davenport about halfway through so i t want you to know how that works. the other one is i want to say jamie lee brooks who is has written about my other favorite cop , a guy named david robichaux in the louisiana, southern louisiana. i don't have a copy of any jamie lee burke stuf

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