and bruce willis, we got to give it up for bruce willis, not only is he an amazing action star, but greatmcclain, 1988 hit coming after he was such a huge star. moonlighting put him on the map. but it's a different era. we do have action heroes today, but many are ensemble casts like the marvel movies. it's not that we can't have them, but different time and place. >> i'm glad you gave a shout out at acting. that gets overlooked and focus on the action part of it. >> that's right. >> i remembered seeing steven spielberg as we were coming out of the covid pandemic talking about tom cruz and top gun and saying he basically saved hollywood's ass. i guess i can say that on friday night. but some is the movie industry. people's habits are changing. >> yeah, they are changing, but what we have seen over the past year in our square numbers and throughout the pandemic is people want to go to the movie theater and we are up some 30% box office year to date over last year. we are going to have 32 or 33 more wide release films in 2023 than we did in 2022. so the movie theater has its place. it's irr

bruce willis, we've got to give it up for bruce willis., he had great range as an actor. you think about "the sixth sense" where he played dr. malcolm crowe. budge coolidge in "pulp fiction." john mcclain, 1988's huge hit coming after he was such a huge star on tv in "moonlighting." that put him on the map. it's a different era now. we certainly do have action heroes today, but like you said, many of them are part of ensemble casts in marvel movies or "fast x" or other films like that. it's a different era now. it doesn't mean we can't have them, it's just a different time and place. >> i'm glad he gave a shout-out to acting. i think that just kind of gets overlooked sometimes in all the focus on the action part of it. >> that's right. >> i remembered seeing steven spielberg as we were coming out of the covid pandemic talking about tom cruise and "top gun" and saying that he basically saved hollywood's ass. i guess i can say that on a friday night. some of this is about the movie industry, too. you mentioned social media. but there's also

bruce willis' daughter, tallulah, sharing emotional new details on his health battles.

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bruce willis had frontotemporal dementia, which is a rare form of dementia, but it causes different kindsbut, but the same overall effect, same overall. well different effects. it's actually pretty important now as we learning more and more to actually get to a doctor early if you're seeing changes because we're learning more and more that we can slow them and they have different progression. so it's important to know which kind of dementia you have. and i want to get to what your organization does is center for elders independence in a moment. but first, i wanted on friday the us food and drug administration. they found that a drug called lecanemab showed benefits of slowing cognitive decline. what can you tell us about that? is it something you're following? well, we're learning that alzheimer's disease is an inflammation disease, which you say which starts early and is associated with accumulate of this substance in your brain called beta amyloid. so one of the ways we can help slow the disease is to develop antibodies that actually clear out the amyloid. and we are just seeing now the

kevin costner back in the day and maybe bruce willis, i can't remember all my celebrities off and. -- offhand. his more substantive response is that he didn't need to recuse himself -- what he is saying is that when this billionaires company had a case before the court, alito was not aware that the billionaire paul singer was connected to the company. he also said he had only met paul singer and full of times and that they had never talked about his businesses were issues before the court. that's important context. it speaks to a larger issue here. there is a high standard when justices and judges should recuse themselves. there is a federal law that addresses this but it's very subjective. it's when a reasonable person might question the justices impure -- impartiality. it's not a standard that says the justice has done anything wrong. it's a standard that says if it looks like the justice might've done something wrong, basically. a lot of experts we talked to put this that it's kind of simple in their view. in a way, many people can understand this if you were in a courtroom and you

>> that is right, you will have avatar-looking stuff, they can put up and do movies, they have bruce willisneed annoying huknow mas, when you can take a snapshot. they will own all of it. >> a problem that will come up about who owns rights to your voice, that seems like -- >> when you are a broke actor coming up, take it or leave it. most of the time, they take it, next man up will. or woman. >> greg: adult films in the '80s. >> you were a great extra. you opened the door, you poured the drinks at the bar. >> greg: i could really deliver that pizza. >> i need human connection, but hand me a flashlight and i'm great for the weekend. >> greg: nobody knows what that is. >> yes, they do. >> greg: if you listen to joe rogan back in the day, that was his only -- coming up, sharks and a deer and a man who grabs your rear. [cheering] >> greg: yeah. - you know, you don't have to wear your pt gear anymore, right? - it's comfortable. - so, how's civilian life treating you? - it's fine. - when i got out, i didn't wanna admit that there was anything wrong because i felt like a failure. and then, i real

glad you could join us as bruce willis said, welcome to the party, pal small caps coming along with what had been a big cap rally. does this broader participation mean the party on wall street can last longer? >>> plus, just in time for grilling season, soaring beef prices why it's happening what it means for inflation and restaurant stocks? we have a power joining us for the hour tim seymour here to weigh in. >> got to ask him for barbecue tips and tricks. >>> the dow is up 55 points. not at the mourn session highs the s&p is up to 4,307 the nasdaq up half a percent and likely to post a seventh straight week of gains gm announces they'll adopt tesla charging standards it's hurting shares of other charging companies tesla up 5% on an 11-day winning streak. >>> netflix up 25% over the past month. subscriptions are growing after the crackdown on password sharing. almost a 4% pop. >>> has the s&p 500 entered a new bull market or is this an ai bubble piper sandler pointing some things out in regard to the dotcom bubble. my next guest says a bubble may be forming, but we're not there yet. wit

glad you could join us as bruce willis said, welcome to the party, pal small caps coming along with whatthis broader participation mean the party on wall street can last longer? >>> plus, just in time for grilling season, soaring beef prices why it's happening what it means for inflation and restaurant stocks? we have a power joining us for the hour tim seymour here to weigh in. >> got to ask him for barbecue tips and tricks. >>> the dow is up 55 points. not at the mourn session

crazy avatar looking actors and all that weird stuff they can pit up and do the moveies you have bruce willisd respect when can you just take a snap shot and create your own thing the industries will own all of it. >> charlie: there's a simple legal fix to what you're talking about, a real problem that i'm sure will come up about who owns the rights to your voice. that seems like. >> tyrus: when you're a broke actor coming up or artist coming up. >> charlie: who can't afford a lawyer. >> tyrus: take it or leave it. moment of the time they take it because the next man up will or woman. >> greg: adult films i made the 80s. >> tyrus: oh, boy. listen you were a great extra. you opened the door, you poured the drinks at the bar, i've told you a million times. >> greg: i could really deliver that pizza. >> tyrus: yeah. >> jim: i would like to say i needed the human connection but you hand me a flesh light and i'm great for the weekend snob nobody knows what that is. >> jim: yes they do. >> greg: if you listened to joe rogen in the early days that was his early advertiser. >> jim: flesh lights? >> g

buzz us we get a little more heads up than a week i have to time to get ben affleck up there and bruce willis with an oil rig driller to make sure that they save earth. if we don't have time to get them up there, what are we going to do? rachel: you now can watch it buzz by, will. you can get on that site. pete: [laughter] somebody call ben affleck. will: i was watching at 4:00 something this morning and it was a video by ben affleck getting a commentary cut on armageddon and he asked michael bay, hey, how come it's easier to train oil rig drillers to be astronauts an astronauts to be oil rig drillers? why do they have to send those dudes up to space to save us? rachel: i think i'll go on the website and watch it. it sounds really interesting. will: you haven't seen armageddon? rachel: no, come on. pete: does it go north to the mountains or south to the valley. sorry. down the drain! this is a good one for you this morning. save the date. fox nation will be hosting the fifth annual patriot awards on november 16 and we're in a new spot this year at the grand ole opry in nashville, tennessee. y

you know, the bruce willis the harrison ford.ws you to feel, you know feel into it you can make your own decisions on it. and it actually is not all on a plane. it's very plane-centric. >> seth: yeah. but that's only the start of it after this kind of really quite -- >> seth: yeah. you're on an island. >> yeah. >> seth: so you could have called it island >> plane and island, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: like halfway through. you should have just turned. broke the fourth wall. turned to the camera and gone, "the movie is called island now. [ light laughter ] >> i'm out of here, okay >> seth: no! no, i like talking -- i mean you are -- ever since the first time i met you. you've always been in these films where i feel you put yourself at great physical risk. and yet -- [ light laughter ] there is all these stunts, all this action. but i have heard that you hurt yourself more on this film pretending - just pretending to fix a plane >> um, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so what happened? >> yeah, i think i managed to -- no ma

let's start with bruce willis., kindness, strength, compassion, patience, generosity and resilience. very special to see that how about tom brady? he was honoring his pop on social media sharing this snap, calling him the world's best dad. thought that was my dad. brady gave his kids a shout-out. he wrote, being a dad is the best thing in my life. here's one more everybody is sure to be talking about this morning. did you see this one from j-lo >> i missed this one, actually. >> that's ben affleck, of course, celebrating shirtless. that's not what my shirtless celebration looked like. this is steamy how about we move on, guys >> steamy, shirtless. >> made me a little steamy. >> when i think of that picture. >> is that what you did on father's day >> no. got in the pool, went to church, played some golf with the kids it was far more low key than that. >> do you just bring them and let them watch you play? >> well, they play but they don't tee off. >> i love this one >> kristen, what about you and john >> we barbecue

kevin costner back in the day and maybe bruce willis, i can't remember all my celebrities off and. --hand. his more substantive response is that he didn't need to recuse himself -- what he is saying is that when this billionaires company had a case before the court, alito was not aware that the billionaire paul singer was connected to the company. he also said he had only met paul singer and full of times and that they had never talked about his businesses were issues before the court. that's important context. it speaks to a larger issue here. there is a high standard when justices and judges should recuse themselves. there is a federal law that addresses this but it's very subjective. it's when a reasonable person might question the justices impure -- impartiality. it's not a standard that says the justice has done anything wrong. it's a standard that says if it looks like the justice might've done something wrong, basically. a lot of experts we talked to put this that it's kind of simple in their view. in a way, many people can understand this if you were in a courtroom and you fou