and bruce willis is getting to do or the die hard movies. not a third movie i'll be litter. >> although we never had a villain held accountable. >> i think they had a good opening day with the videos and i think jamie raskin did a good job of explaining that some people were getting ready to hide behind their desks or grab a pair of scissors and go out. >> give us people, people we care about. >> where is jordan peal. >> he is too busy making scary stuff i can't sit through, because it's scary and i have certain race issues because of my privilege. how does the 2020 lead impeachment manager adam schiff feel the sequel stacks up to the original? >> >> ours might have been more the ken burns documentary. this might be more the hbo miniseries. but we had to try to bring to life events that were happening half a world away in ukraine. here, you don't have to imagine anything because senators were there. the house members were there. we watched it on our television screens. >> why do you think the impeachment is necessary? >> it's absolutely nece

you know, bruce willis was so great in that series, the first one in particular. >> stephen: okay, sideis a >>tephit been established in the canon of christmas movies that "die hard"-- if you go to netflix and search "christmas movies" and i ( bleep ) thee not, "die hard" will be one of the answers. >> ( bleep ) i will tell you it is not a christmas movie, and i'll tell you why: christmas movies are for the family to gather around and celebrate being together and celebrate life and, you know, and love and "die hard" is a spectacular film, as i just picked it as my action film, but "it's a wonderful life" is your christmas movie. >> stephen: are you saying you don't want to sit around with the whole family with the kids and grandma and watch hans gruber fall off of nokatomi plaza? >> well, i'll tell you why. and this is an important thing. grandma is dead. and that would be really hard. >> stephen: that would be difficult. >> maybe that's the afterlife. >> stephen: what's your favorite smell? >> uh, um... i suppose we have-- what's it called? we have a flower here. uh-- lavender. >> lave

good for bruce willis, ben affleck and good for amazon. >> i'm going to have to put armageddon on my"fast money" returns. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> welcome back to "fast money. qualcomm, ford, and regeneron still to come. some interesting options activity in paypal ahead of tomorrow's reports what did you see >> interesting indeed. so cause inputs were roughly in line that's not insignificant, particularly when we've seen this wave of up side call buying that seems to be in vogue at the moment i'll jump ahead to the options implied move about a 7% move in the direction between now and friday, compare that to about 5 3/4, 6%. about 3,000 or so of the 250 calls expiring this friday traded for putting the break at 27070. i will mention that we saw about 2500 or so of the 230 puts trade. there's still some bullish sentiment but this seems to be more measured than other names >> thanks for that tim,

bruce willis and mel gibson both used the same am 9-99 in die hard, and in lethal weapon. we have one of the prop guns out of rubber from star wars. tom salika's a very generous benefactor to the museum. and not only has he went from his personal collection, but guns that he used in a number of his films like quickly down under, cross fire trail, we have three of the guns that he had meet as commemorative's from his magnum p.i. series. again, this particular one was used in the 1949 carrie grant film, of course next to that is a original, that was used by richard, in the movie -- with john wayne in 1960. one of my favorite westerns of all-time is the wild bunch, a wonderful western starring robert ryan, and the cast of characters goes on and on, both truly one of the real stars is this browning water cooled belt fed machine gun. tech and paul went through a quarter of 1 million 30-06 planks using this gun in the final scene of the great should out of the mexican general headquarters south of the border, and if you look at the ammo box, here you can still see some of the fa

willie. the former president, according to people we spoke to, other people close to him, was in rage watching this yesterday. thought the defense was nonsensical, that it was weak, that frankly bruceed bad on television, he didn't have command of the room. his allies sent around talking points and gave interviews throughout the media sphere trying to shape the narrative again and lot really critical of what we saw yesterday. alan dershowitz a trump defender in the past, he was on cable last night saying the same. they were certainly rattled yesterday. the president very upset by happened even as they are still confident at the end of the day they will have the votes for acquittal, they certainly were not pleased with yesterday including the acknowledgment very publicly donald trump lost the election which of course he did but that's not a talking point they're supposed to be using right now. it stands in stark contrast. trump said this to his allies as well to the democrats did, we know president trump cares about visuals, cares about how things look on television and he acknowledged he was extraordinarily impressed with what the democrats did. let's just take a half second and wa