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nearly 30 years since the last time hollywood dealt with a similar incident, the death of brandon bruce lee the gothic fantasy the crow. lee was also accidentally shot while filming. is that gasoline i smell? the crow was finished and released. there was no chance of that with rust. according to figures released in 2020, at least 42% of american households owned at least one gun. the prevalence of firearms here in the us has been a hot topic for many years, but gun control in hollywood really hasn't been a mainstream issue until 2021. this is now a fundamental debate about the way the industry makes its films. whatever occurred on the set of this western, normally there are strict protocols and procedures in place on any film set with weapons, which means very few people ever handle them. director adam egypt mortimer made the film archenemy in 2020. hutchins was the cinematographer. within just a few moments of talking to her, i felt like she had such a strong vibe, such a sense of commitment to art, and the integrity of wanting to make cinema, that i wanted to work with her. at the 2021 go

. >> greg: tonight tammy bruce, lee zeldin and cat timpf. it's going to be a fun show. under this blanket. show the frame, please. dana, what's hiding that under blanket? >> dana: two doses. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: a box. >> greg: geraldo, keep it clean >> geraldo: pool balls. >> jesse: how i saved the world. >> greg: what a plug. show it. >> all right. one cat. >> greg: dead cat. no, i'm kidding. it's alive. it likes to do that he finds that very -- i don't know, kind of soothing to lie on his back under covers. >> dana: like a weighted blanket so comfy, jesse? >> jesse: my daughter ellie had a big basketball game last night. let's go to the highlight, please. there she is bringing up the ball, running the point there. takes it around the right wing, nice for the through defense. shots up. send the game into overtime and then in o.t. we get a fast break. teammate passes the ball back. sinks the game winner in overtime. congratulations ellie ona, we are very, very proud. >> greg: is that your favorite daughter, jesse? >> jesse: yes. she is my real daughter. al

university of pennsylvania under two great intellectual historians, alan kors and bruce -- [inaudible] and i approached lee with exactly that way of trying to understand him. i want to understand how the man's mind works and to do the actors in his profession, which was that of an engineer. that's a a revisionist way of coming at robert e. lee. because not many other biographies of robert e. lee spending a lot of time talking about his careerho in the army before the civil war. in the form -- four volumes of robert e. lee, those 30 years to even take up the first volume. another famous biography of lee that was written by one of freemans acolytes actually in 500 pages took up no more than 30 pages of lead before 1861. so purely by the fact that i am historian of something other than military affairs, i am certainly going to come at lee with a very different set of expectations and understandings, and that makes me a revisionist. and ian confess to the deed. but i confess to the deed knowing that every historian who does this kind of work seriously is going to be a revisionist, a revisionist sometimes becau

bruce. he's running for new york governor harder than the women who ran from our last governor, congressman and republican candidate for new new york governor, lee zeldin. and yeah. he must have left his tiger in the green room. laws rr -- what's up zig freed? fox across america host, jimmy failla. and she's like a kitchen sponge, small, abrasive, and far more disgusting than most people realize, fox news contributor kat timf. it looks like you muggleed david blane this time. are you going to do house magic during the break. >> you're wearing velcro shoes, they light up when you walk. >> velcro shoes are the greatest thing when you're in a hurry. slide them on in. it's really just stylish shoes always come loose. do you notice that? it's like you have one job, shoe lace, you have one job, shoe lace, and you remain untied. it's absolutely nuts. i think i rr the fault of big shoe lace. as a biggot and the racist, jimmy -- [laughter] >> gutfeld: do you ghetto fend -- do you notice how i didn't push back? you really have to work hard to be a biggot and a racist. >> you is to get out there, taxi, refuse certain fares, not supporting a garbage voter r