i don't have the chris tucker one left.character was originally going to be played by julia roberts. reporter: is making film costumes another job or a natural extension of your creative work? >> it is an extension, but different because it is not my story. by that, i mean, when i create a collection, i am telling my own story, my desires and the choices i make. and there are things i don't want to include in the end. on the other hand, the film as a director's story told in their own way, and i adapt to that in what i make for them. reporter: that seems to correspond to your mantra that there is not just one kind of beauty, but many times. you lead the way with queer body types. have you pushed boundaries? for instance, on gay marriage and freedom to express themselves with their bodies? >> aolutel but i help simply by using my abilities. my work, my collections, they were honest. they weren't propaganda. things developed naturally and corresponded with what i saw as evolution and what i thought was good. reporter: the las

chris tucker turned down a $10 million payday for a sequel to the awesome movie friday saying he's toto be seen behaving badly on screen but producer sq has found a replacement who has no qualms about cursing or smoking weed on camera. in a cbs news interview, vice president kamala harris that her biggest failure was not getting out of d.c. more but for once i actually agree with kamala. i'd love to see her get out of d.c. permanently. thank you all, this has been emily's feast of seven jokes. [scattered applause] so by this point, you may be wondering how the little sister got the keys to the car. is this like in the goonies where the kids let the air out of the bike tires so they get a head start? no. greg prefers a tricycle. his greg tied up naked with duct tape over his mouth dumped and the girls locker room? wait, no, that was him in high school. is he draped over the side of brian kilmeade's hot tub naked, three bottles of wine deep? wait, no, that was him on christmas. no, i'm actually sitting here for one reason. i beat him in a good old-fashioned card game. >> you want to pla

opportunity arises and when they have your successor in place that's what's going on with chris cuomo. >> tucker: i think i know what you're saying and i think a lot of people watching can feel that you're onto something something because it doesn't make sense on the merits. i felt it was a very big deal when chris cuomo yelled at the country for not wearing a mask when he wasn't wearing a mask but how foolish in retrospect to think near hypocrisy would be enough to get someone in trouble and a place where hypocrisy is the currency that they dealing every single day so of course, the actual crimes as in the case of his brother was completely ignored and unpunished so maybe there's no other explanation than the one you just offered up. >> what you're talking about and what your whole intro was about, chris cuomo is a phony person. he is living a lie to keep maintaining and keep his job. he is playing the role of an emasculated man, but what you're basically saying is this is a typical american meathead. that's who chris cuomo is and those guys no longer have standing in the woke world. they are i

whole idea that the way that chris cuomo violated their standards is the most laughable element of the story. oh, my goodness, he's paid opinionated and corrupt? >> tuckere country. that is aware of chris cuomo. i do have one element of the story that i think is super h interesting. the ceo of discovery was in the meetings last week when they decided to suspend chris cuomo. and subsequently, you've got -- time warner and discovery in this big merger right now. subsequently we saw brian stelter, go on errands say that cuomo might be back within a few weeks. i'm starting to think jeff zucker is being cut out of the conversations. he got fired on saturday, really concerned about the government handling this matter. zucker may be showing the exit pretty soon. >> tucker: it doesn't look that way.e i'm not in charge of cnn, but i would put the unit and at 9:00, i think they're calling out for that. >> we've got to try something at that point. anything. >> tucker: so good. great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: and evolutionary biologist was attacked, kind of destroyed for defending e biological sex, the idea that there are men and

call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: last week they suspended chris cuomoek and they fired him because that's always the way they do it. they did it not for his actual sins, but because of his mafia-like commitment to his family, which was by far the best thing about chris cuomo who was his one redeeming quality. that is why they fired him for the question is, what about the people who remain? and in particular, the dwarf king who run cnn. he apparently had no idea -- no idea that chris cuomo was helping his brother. i didn't know they were in the mafia. but chris cuomo, and pretty subtle way, is pushing back against that. his spokesman issued a statement this weekend and he said that they were widely known to be extremely close and in regular contact. there were no secrets about this. at stake is reportedly about $18 million in cuomo said he is owed. cnn said they were not going to pay a dime of that. how exactly does the dwarf can get out of this unscathed? the host in washington, which is excellent, he joins us tonight. hi, vince. how does zucker get out

there he and colleague chris wallace, reportedly protested the management over young tucker carl and false flag take on the deadly january 6 insurrection. that many fear was address rehearsal, long time stable mate ship smith was already long gone to cnbc after being so at odds for so long with what fox news channel entertainment shows are shoveling and in a surprise on the air. farewell wallace wrapped his 18 years on fox saying, i want to try something new to go beyond politics. to all the things i'm interested in. he said, i'm ready for a new adventure. and minutes later cnn announced he would be moving to its digital platform and early 2022. and his new week day show will feature interviews with news makers across politics, business, sports, and culture likely to cnn's relief the sudden announcement upstage. chris cuomo is recent firing, and just days earlier, brian williams signed off his 28 year n b. c. stand ominously warning that in his words, the america of 2021 is a nation unrecognizable to those who came before us and fought to protect it. which was what you must do now. t

. >> tucker carlson: so, a lot going on over at cnn. we told you yesterday that chrisr top-rated anchor has been yanked off of the air. all kinds of people are vying for their jobs. one of them is their media critic. a we've got some news about him and what he's like. it is amazing, actually. stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ >> tucker carlson: alec baldwin was filming "rust" when he shot the cinematographer and killed the director. now he's saying what happened that day. we have the story tonight. >> hey, tucker. all we've seen of this abc alec baldwin interview is the video that abc provided us. baldwin, quote, went through in detail what happened on set that day. which is interesting because alec baldwin has said this is an active investigation, he was ordered by authorities no it to say anything publicly about the shooting and, yet here he is. the santa fe county sheriff's department said alec baldwin, quote, fired the gun. now baldwin said he didn't. watch. >> the script -- what's the trigger he pulled. >> i didn't pull the trigger you never pulled the trigger. >> no, i wo

do something new. >> very recently "the washington post" said when tucker carlson's pro -- his 1/6 truther documentary came out, chris wallace and bret baier complained internally, they were uncomfortable with the conspiracy theory stuff coming out at prime time but what's happened at fox for years, news is shrinking, and right wing propaganda growing and growing, less room for chris wallace. what is your take on fox news? >> absolutely, i think this makes a mockery out of their original mantra fair and balanced they started out with 25 years ago. like se said, chris wallace and bret baier and shepard smith certainly, gave them the opportunity to say, look, we have a even side. we challenge conservatives. chris wallace almost every week, he had access to republican insiders and he challenged them regularly. that was a service for all of us, frankly, because other media outlets don't always have access to some of these republican figures and chris wallace give he them a hard time. this is like adam kinzinger, liz cheney moment for the republican party. is there a place for moderates? is there a place for people who wi

how had highlights their own lack of standard and both sean hannity and tucker carlson to some extent came out and defended chrisnk you're on mute, ida, because we're not hearing you. >> it's that thing your mother tells you, if your friends jump off the bridge, you don't have to jump off the bridge, too. this is a matter of journalistic integrity in a time when everybody feels so -- we are all uninspired, we feel discouraged listening to modern day media as we watch grown adults behave like children. we are listening to television penalties who pose as hosts give us information. fox news is a circus. it's that good ol' gop ride or die, as wrong as they can be they stick together and they completely always just push forward whatever it is that they're trying to get through. so i think that, you know, as unfortunate as some people may see this because they feel the connection with chris, what he did was he made a choice but that choice compromised his integrity and that translates to the american people as being not trustworthy. and in this moment where we just rid of an administration -- we all have ptsd because

tucker carlson's patriot urge is one of the things that got chris wallace and bret baer so exercisedwas highly irresponsible stuff that's feeding conspiracy theories with no justification for a news person, for someone who bases their career around demonstrable facts, things you can see and prove. it's beyond insulting. it's death-defying. >> right. tucker carlson is behind a documentary about events that were so alarming that when they played out in realtime, fox hosts were trying to reach out for the president of the united states. there it is in a nutshell. >> and it was the same fox hosts who had really unprecedented access to the white house, to the oval office. they were virtual advisors to the president. that's something else we're not supposed to do in media and certainly not without disclosing it. now, some of it was very obvious because sean hannity was on stage with the president of the united states and people can make their judgments. this is not a country where we're supposed to have state-run television, and that's what it's looked like. >> frank, thank you so much. fr

is increasingly the tucker carlson channel, and journalists like wallace just could not abide it anymore. this network has radicalized, and there's no room anymore for people like chrisa personal note. after 18 years, this is my final "fox news sunday." >> there are obviously names that are floated around in washington. >> kyle rittenhouse. mr. potato head. the ghost of ronald reagan. your aunt carol drunk on wine. >> hey, that's me! someone who's really not very smart.

tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," big changes in the tiny hothouse in the tiniest cable news this evening. cnn's top rated anchor chrisy never see him on camera again. for us here at fox, and feels like the end of something weird like most americans, we never actually watched the chris palmer show assuming that's

tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," big changes in the tiny hothouse in the tiniest cable news this evening. cnn's top rated anchor chrisera again. for us here at fox, and feels like the end of something weird like most americans, we never actually wat

tucker carlson the same night made those same lies, yet we see in these text messages the truth. yesterday chris wallace had enough and quit fox news. tonight we had these text messages proving that these fox stars knew what was happening. yet fox didn't even broadcast this tonight, erin. neither did newsmax. they are keeping the echo chamber so protected that the truth doesn't get out anymore. i don't know why anybody calls these prime time shows anything related to news anymore. >> they're certainly not going to get it on their network. it's not even carried live. ellie, there's a fundamental point being made by liz cheney as she lays this out, the desperation from inside the capitol and trump administration officials, the desperation from the president's own son, and that is, did donald trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress official proceedings to count electoral votes? that is a crucial point she's making there. there's the action of what he may have known and done and aided and abetted and encouraged, and then there's the proven, even in the public t

is increasingly the tucker carlson channel, and journalists like wallace just could not abide it anymore. this network has radicalized, and there's no room anymore for people like chris wallace. >> finally, a personal note. after 18 years, this is my final "fox news sunday." >> there are obviously names that are floated around in washington. >> kyle rittenhouse. mr. potato head. the ghost of ronald reagan. your aunt carol drunk on wine. >> hey, that's me! someone who's really not very smart. >> what about the twelve slave-owning animatronic figures in the hall of the presidents? >> ( bleep ) off. be gone, bye-bye. >> o'donnell: it's the show with stephen stephen! tonight, abuse of powerpoint. plus, stephen welcomes keanu reeves, and musical guest brett eldredge, featuring j john baptiste and stay human. live on tape from the theater theater in new york city, it's stephen stephen! stephen colbert! >> stephen: welcome one and all, ladies and gentlemen, to the "late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. december 13, it is hard to believe, but this is our last week of shows for 2021. ( audience reacts ) i'm not sorry to see it go. it's been a crazy and bewildering year.

chris cuomo has been a frequent target by former president trump, fox news hosts over the years. it's interesting because to his point, you got tuckerr own -- who had their own issues, excuse me, with journalistic norms. fox lawyers argued in court that no reasonable viewer take carlson seriously. should they avoid dunking on cnn and cuomo over this because of how it highlights their own lack of standards? and the irony of all ironies is that both came out and defended chris cuomo. aida, i think you're on mute because we're not hearing you. >> it's that good old thing your mother tells, you, if your friends jump off the bridge, you don't have to jump off the bridge too. this is a matter of journalistic integrity at a time when everybody feels so -- we are all uninspired. we feel discouraged listening to modern day media as we watch grown adults behave like children. we are listening to television personalities who pose as journalists. give us information, wrong information. fox news is a circus. we all know that it's a circus. it is that good old gop ride or die where even as wrong as they can be, they stick together and they comple

officially fired chris cuomo of a documents from the new york ag revealed that he used his media role, he used his job to dig up dirt on some of his brother's accusers. pete: as others have said, tuckeri get defending your brother. no one is saying allegiance to your family is a crime. what the problem was he told his bosses the opposite. they ultimately hired a law firm. the law firm looked into it. the text messages exchanged between chris cuomo on the right and aide of then governor on the left who is accused by multiple and he was involved deeply in writing statements, digging up information on the accuse erstwhile saying to his bosses and his audience that he was not. will: look at this headline from "the babylon bee" reads, unemployment rate among cuomo brothers rises to 100%. "the babylon bee" is a satirical website. the ceo is seth dillon. he has been a friend on "fox & friends" many times. his job is getting difficult. the empty space between satire and real news is shrinking. we have only 24 hours before satisfy becomes actually reality. to your point, pete, why chris cuomo is jobless this morning. read cnn's statement why they terminated chris cuomo. this is more to the st