>> christopher: no.nnected, insufficiently inside his head and i knew that for me the key to telling the story was total subjectivity. just really feeling like you're inside this guy. >> stephen: how did cillian feel when he read that? to the say anything when he saw this? >> christopher: not right away, no. i had already sort of called him up and sent to him, come on. you're going to come and do this with me. said sure, absolutely. i'm in. then read the script. that's a scary thing for an actor. i think his head was fully spinning from the experience of reading the script. but we definitely talked early on about the responsibility he was going to have as a conduit for the audience, as somebody just carry the audience with him and you've got to feel his feelings but you've also got to think his thoughts which for somebody like j. robert oppenheimer who isn't genius with an intellectual capacity far beyond any of ours, not to speak for you certainly. he is one of the greatest thinkers of all time come up

>> christopher: i did.some kind of connection emotionally, empathetically, you're looking for some, i would term it, talking about robert downey jr.'s generosity, he has this incredible generosity of spirit. it means that when he's in a scene with other people, he's making sure that they're all doing their best, that they are all able to bring their best to the table. he's helping them clarify the emotional connections, all the rest. so i've always wanted to work with him. i've always seen that in his work. he has such charisma as tony stark. i think him playing iron man is one of the most consequential casting decisions that's ever been made in the history of the movie business. i wanted to give him the opportunity to lose himself in a part, lose himself in another human being the way that great actors love to. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: when we return, i ask christopher nolan if he now knows how to build an atomic bomb. to help protect from hiv. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription m

christopher, your your thoughts on what larry just said. i think larry is correct. i do believe accurately, as he has pointed out, hezbullah is not only capable fighting force, but they have had combat experience over the past decade fighting against these salafi and wahabi groups in syria, supporting the syrian government in damascus and and and you know fighting. waging a struggle against these us backed forces that were there, whether it be islamic uh state, al-nusra, and and all of the other alphabet soup of groups that were over there, really what it is now is you have hezbollah, not only a formidable military force, but a formidable with a formidable military arsenal with technological capabilities, with advanced weaponry and with the capabilities to strike not only the border but deep into into israel. territory and so i think that this is critical for us to recognize that the entering of hezbulah into this war fully, not as it has been very cautiously and you know uh... strike at this base, one strike at that base, we're talking about an all-out war here, if

moscow, a former cia analyst larry johnson. and out of vermont, research and political analyst christopherff in moscow, and larry, how is it that these international agencies can witness the dire situation, even issue warnings about it, but do nothing, i mean, what good are the organizations, unless there are enforcement, they're able to enforce it? yeah, no, i, i... agree, it's truly shocking, what we're seeing is something that's a kin to what happened to jews in the warsaw ghetto and in the lotz ghettos during world war i, and you would think the jews who went through that, or at least the ancestors of those who went through that would have some measure of compassion, some measure of humanity, and instead they're doing the same thing that the nazis did to the jews, shut shutting off access to food. "you had images during world war ii of these children dying and starving in the streets, well you're seeing that now, and the problem with particularly for the palestinian children, children are very fragile, i worked my way through college is a respiratory therapy tech, and what we learned b

take action to compel israel to impose a cease fire and stop killing the palestinians. okay, well christopher, your opinion that the world is watching israeli regime, you starvation as a weapon of war, which is a war crime, so what is supposed to? happen next with this information, let's say in this little perfect world uh, what is supposed to happen at this point? okay, they're using starvation as a weapon of war, which is a war crime, what happens next? an ideal world, the entire israeli government and all the israeli military officers and non-commission officers would be before an international tribunal for war crimes, just like in nurenberg or in japan after the second world war, but of course we said don't live in a perfect world, we await one, but we don't have one yet, and so as we continue to struggle, we realize that all of these crimes that we are witnessing, war crimes of of horrific magnitude are happening and unfolding before our eyes, and many of the international institutions and structures are powerless in the face of such devastation and such crimes, and so really, what can w

i'm joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher.w? the great excitements of today. >> yeah, i've just been pondenng >> yeah, i've just been pondering . jacob, you might help pondering. jacob, you might help me here. who's to blame for today's parliamentary mess? do you think it's the snp for they are these days every year, don't they. 4 or 5 or so opposition day debates where they can decide what's discussed. well yeah, but they have a few . yeah, but they have a few. >> there are three days for the third party. they . have three. third party. they. have three. >> jacob, do you think it was a mistake to try and use one of them for a for a debate which is so politically divisive in the country that , of course, the country that, of course, the second debate today would have been the reversal on 28 been about the reversal on 28 billion. it wouldn't have billion. and it wouldn't have fallen apart like this. i mean, billion. and it wouldn't have falyouapart like this. i mean, billion. and it wouldn't have falyou think.ike this. i mean,

i'm joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher. us now? the great excitements of today. >> yeah, i've just been pondenng >> yeah, i've just been pondering . jacob, you might help pondering. jacob, you might help me here. who's to blame for today's parliamentary mess? do you think it's the snp for they are these days every year, don't they. 4 or 5 or so opposition day debates where they can decide what's discussed. well yeah, but they have a few . yeah, but they have a few. >> there are three days for the third party. they . have three. third party. they. have three. >> jacob, do you think it was a mistake to try and use one of them for a for a debate which is so politically divisive in the country that , of course, the country that, of course, the second debate today would have been the reversal on 28 been about the reversal on 28 billion. it wouldn't have billion. and it wouldn't have fallen apart like this. i mean, billion. and it wouldn't have falyouapart like this. i mean, billion. and it wouldn't have falyou think.ike this. i

how did christopher contact you with an order to hack the moscow office of the pioneer port?here , ecstasy is ready for pioneer, and the older gabuzov’s partner on the other side is christophe gr. he sells part of what he produces in the underground dutch factory at his discos; he has either 10 or 15 there, i don’t know exactly. well, at some point the gr became suspect that valery kuzmich is hiding from him part of the income from the sale of ecstasy in russia. well, i decided to get black accounting, and why did christopher turn to kopytsin, because he is in close relations with gabazov, business, business, as they say, nothing personal, only business, besides, none other than ger helped kapyn open bank accounts and when purchasing real estate in western europe, they understand each other very well. this friday in the porto franco restaurant valery kuzmich is organizing a wake on the occasion 40 days since the death of misha and paul. christophe is flying in from brussels on the 40th; he wrote to me that he would like to take the opportunity to talk with us about further ma

all eyes was christopher steele ever charged? no, i wonder why.op the media mob. they ran with that story for three long years, peddling why after lie after lie, conspiracy theory, conspiracy theory after another, you might remember. take a look. >> the salacious allegations laid out in that dossier compiled by a former british agent christopher steele, some of those allegations have been verified. >> the allegations of the dossier have been cooperated in the last few years of repeated contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials, people tied to russian intelligence. >> parts of the infamous dossier have proven to be true. >> forgive me for saying, but nothing in these memos have thus far been conclusively disproven. >> a lot of people did not leave christopher steele's dossier either when it first came out, but the remarkable thing is over time, there has been more and more cooperation that has come out over it. >> allegations in this christopher steele dossier and he went through the timeline very well a few moments ago are stunning

i was surprised christopher nolan... he has done l christopher nolan...— he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most — he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful _ he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful and - he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful and adore i of our most successful and adore directors. personally oppenheimer is my favourite film of his. i feel like he should have won before. maybe that is another motivation for people voting as well. as bafta members, thinking, may be at his his time now. is members, thinking, may be at his his time now. . . members, thinking, may be at his his time now. , ., ., , time now. is that often the case with baftas. _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the - time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the people l time now. is that often the case i with baftas, where the people who do vote think, well we haven't given them something to them before, perhaps now is the time? i

another name you will recall, christopher steal. christopher steal was the one that had the, put together the hillary clinton dirty russian dossier. money she hired a research firm hiring christopher steal. he turned out not to be trusted. they were warned and did it anyways. my question now we have a guy working for the fbi yet again another source that turns out to not be credible. i would like to know what is wrong with the fbi. my understanding is this guy worked for the fbi as a in form ant for fourteen years. having authority to break the law to get to the bottom of crimes. i would like to understand why the fbi is hiring inform apartments that then tell us years and years later are not credible. not when it matters. can you explain that, james comer. >> with respect to the informant all i knew is what christopher ray told me. he said he was one of the highest paid most trusted informants in the bureau. successfully used him in prosecuting criminals. he wasn't a factor in the investigation. we didn't know who he was. we knew t

the christopher walken and the arnold schwarzenegger. little joke and they did it over and over again. i think it got old really fast. it was also funny how that one popped up again in overtime. i don't know in that situation if they have to pay for it again? is it another $7 million? >> i was wondering. and you want to have your ad in overtime? since you mentioned it, if we still have it available, can we play a little bit of the christopher walken ad? let's play it for 2nd. >> nice ride. >> this is the real deal. 100% electric. >> it is the real deal. >> of course. enjoy your coffee. >> so adorable.>> by the way, if you're watching that for yourself. >> you cannot go wrong with christopher walken.>> he is great. >> it shows that no matter how much you think of him, he underplays better than anybody. it was a well thought through add. >> that was fun. thank you for making us laugh. thank you, john, for making me laugh.>> i feel guilty about the michael cera thing. i feel like maybe you liked it more -- >> we all have our own. >> you did

pashinsky and military instructor from the united states christopher bryan.testimony , and sergei supervised their work on site , it follows that pashinsky, together with other persons, personally delivered small arms to the ukraine hotel from the conservatory building. on the morning of january 20, pashinsky personally fired at the crowd on the maidan from the balcony of the conservatory, together with father and son porasyuk. one of the militants who defended the maidan, dmitry lipovoy, spoke about this during interrogation. in this case, but only the deputy mandate protected him at that time. the case against ivan bubenchik will be stopped in august 2019. the indictment was not transferred to the court on the basis of the amnesty law for euromaidan activists. another suspect, dmitry lepovoy , will calmly leave ukraine 6 days after interrogation. according to various media reports, employees of the prosecutor general's office helped him go abroad. ukraine, as well as father and son porosyuki. together with ex-deputy sergei pashinsky and ex-speaker of parlia

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christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming, and the best he goes to i can read it off it higher and the best it goes to christopher nolan. and the winner of the that the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer, welcome that a film. so different from a typical blog post i had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello, i'm thrill, i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show, so really it's black comedy pull things also picked up 5. it was including best interest. now the leading lady emma stone does have an emotional tribute to a mother. often a we really want to just paint my mom

hargwas christopher steele ever charged? no. i wonder why.mo that does not stop the media mob.for earsthree long years, peddling e after lie after lie, conspiracy theory, conspiracy theory, one after another. you might remember. take aanot look. >> the salacious allegations laid out in that dossier compiled by former british agent christopher steele, some of the allegations in the dossier have been verified. allegations in the dossier have been corroborated in the last two years of repeated contacts between the trum trup campaign and russian officials, people tied to russian intelligence.igen >> parts of the now infamous oossier on trump have proven t be true. >> forgive me for saying, but nothing in these memos have thue far been conclusively disproveno >> a lot of people didn't believe christopher steele'ser w dossier, either, when it first came out, but the remarkable thing is, over time, they spend more and more corroboration that's come out over it. >> allegations in this christopher steele dossier -- and you went through the timeline very well a fewng moments ago -- are s

and christopher nolan gives you a direction. slap hill. >> yeah. he'll be find, he said.ort of fake hit him. and chris said just hit him. so i did. >> reporter: how many times? >> several. i think i left a mark on him by the end of it. but he was brave. cillian's a tough cookie. >> reporter: kitty's cookie crumbles more than once beset by alcohol and her husband's remoteness. yet when he is under siege, she revives on his and a half with all of her brainpower engaged. it's one more example of emma blunt's remarkable talent. >> you sit there day after day, letting them pick our lives to pieces. i want you to fight. >> reporter: she is sort of the most honest person, really. and she's right. they kind of were a great team. >> byron: our thanks to chris. >>> when we come back, those new nike baseball uniforms. what players say they don't cover. to help protect from hiv. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven supe

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christopher, christopher hope. isn't he. and hi, emily. hi, tom. that's that's right. i mean in a sense the labour leader there is echoing what sadiq khan has been saying in the evening standard this lunchtime. here in london, saying that these remarks were racist, anti—muslim or islamophobic and why, why weren't they called out as such by the party leadership? now, those remarks that, that that that characterisation are denied by lee anderson, clearly by lee anderson, but clearly it's all about trying to drive home the idea. there's an islamophobia problem within the tory party, and that's been an issue around the party for years. and years and years. it fell away when the anti—semitism issue in labour under issue arose in labour under jeremy corbyn. there's a risk here, i think, for the party leadership that unless they can get be a bit more tougher on this and the suggestion of it, it will start to hurt them electorally. >> uh, certainly, certainly an issue . but i suppose this >> uh, certainly, certainly an iss

it hasn't happened yet christopher. going to >> christopher.going to just penny just show a clip of what penny mordaunt had to say in the commons . as i, i would never commons. as i, i would never have done to him what the labour party have done to him . party have done to him. >> secondly , we have seen into >> secondly, we have seen into the heart of labour's leadership nothing is more important than the interest of the labour party . the labour party before principle, the labour party before individual rights . before individual rights. >> well, penny mordaunt went on to list all of the things she believed the labour party had put itself before and even mentioned that upcoming by—election too. but but christopher hope it was a barnstorming performance from the leader of the house over the despatch box just some moments ago . ago. >> yeah , and she does do them >> yeah, and she does do them and she is. why many labour senior labour figures tell me that were she a tory leader, they would fear her more than rishi sunak. let's put leadership of

christopher: yeah, no. first of all, i love optimism.ond, the amazing thing is we are actually sort of able to collect all of this data, and we can organize it, we can analyze it, and look for what is anomalous, the stuff that doesn't stand out. i think it is fair to say that the big things, somebody does that deepfake, whether it is joe biden or trump, we are going to be able to find that. you may not even need an algorithm. i worry about the subtle stuff. when somebody in ohio somewhere that is the placed -- the place that is going to make a difference whether the election is going to go left or right, they may not even need to make fake stuff, they just manipulate the new string. there is more subtle manipulation we need to watch for and the subtle deepfakes. caroline: hypothesizing there is a manipulated photo of the local polling station where you might going cast your vote, these are more intricate, smaller scale issues that really impact certain moves within certain states and geographies then. how do we as a nation give the avera

>> jimmy: were you too nervous to speak to christopher walken? terrified. >> really? >> yeah. >> intimidating. >> jimmy: did he tell you anything that you feel comfortable sharing? did he give you career advice? did he share any -- >> when we were filming a scene with him, i -- the offer had just come in for me to do "saturday night live." and i was so nervous. i wanted to say no. and so, i asked you about it. i was trying to ask anybody who had done it before. i was just so terrified. at one point, i thought, he had done it so many times. i said, chris, what do you think of "saturday night live"? should i do it? he said, you got to do it. just read the cue cards. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> that's good. >> jimmy: that's a solid christopher walken. >> can you do my doughnut impression? >> you're next. >> jimmy: here's some real legends in the movie. javier bardem, jennifer ferguson, dave batista. was there a separation between the older cast and the younger cast? were you interacting throughout? >> they were more wi

i'm delighted christopher delighted to have christopher biggins. lisa mackenzie . and the biggins.rilliant neil parish. uh, lisa mackenzie. do you think that feminism is still needed ? feminism is still needed? >> uh, well , i feminism is still needed? >> uh, well, i think so, yeah. >> uh, well, i think so, yeah. >> i mean, the last story that we talked about was about a guy >> i mean, the last story that we teumi about was about a guy >> i mean, the last story that we teum .about was about a guy >> i mean, the last story that we teum . has|t was about a guy >> i mean, the last story that we teum . has been about a guy >> i mean, the last story that we teum . has been sexually guy >> i mean, the last story that we teum . has been sexually been who, um. has been sexually been done for sexual assault, and now he's throwing acid on a woman . he's throwing acid on a woman. um, so obviously these, you know , we still need to be speaking up for women. um, you know, women are most likely to be harmed. uh by men. you know, the statistics . what you read out statistics. what you read out wa

you i talk to you christopher. you sound like a brit. mt; talk to you christopher.t. my wife is american and _ sound like a brit. my wife is american and she _ sound like a brit. my wife is american and she got - sound like a brit. my wife is american and she got me . sound like a brit. my wife is i american and she got me over the pond and living the american dream now. in charge of carnegie _ american dream now. in charge of carnegie investment - american dream now. in charge of carnegie investment council, you are. great to have your take on what the fed might do next. let's focus now on europe and the region's largest economy, germany because government has slashed forecast for growth this year. berlin now expects the german economy to grow byjust .2 of the % in 2024, file less than the 1.3% it originally forecasted. germany was the worst performing major economy last year with a 0.3% decline in growth. hit by week level demand for exports and persistently high inflation. but as our correspondent reports, some in the business world are also blaming other factors

a christopher columbus, b. marco pola, c- fernand magellan. time! matvey, what do you think?on b, because christopher columbus discovered america, and ferdinand magellan, in my opinion, made the first trip around the world. well, what was stopping you? that he had found a route to india and was interested in precisely this; he remained in america . the correct answer is marco polo's version: from china and india to europe, merchants delivered silks and spices; the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was venetian merchant: mark pola. seventh question. what were the free citizens of sparta called? a. spartans. b. pereeeks. ts. helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this ? the question is complex. well, i don't remember exactly, but i... intuitively answered ts and lots, yes elizabeth, i answered b perieki, also based on my intuition, i immediately threw away the protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, uh-huh, helots, i don’t know, just right, ok, you can pereki ts, maybe someone will tell us then who the perieki are, victor,

uh christopher, thatis very, very much. uh christopher, that is christopher head there. scandal victim who at prime who was mentioned at prime minister's questions sir keir minister's questions by sir keir starmer today. very starmer earlier today. very grateful have you on show grateful to have you on the show . you back on . i hope to have you back on again keep this again and we'll keep this rumbling we rumbling on. so there we go. thank . look, coming up, thank you. look, coming up, locals in the cumbria town locals in the tiny cumbria town of millom are fuming that eight local homes will be given to asylum seekers . they are asylum seekers. they are basically saying we don't want to be an asylum seeker, dumping ground, a community. tensions are rising. will speak to the are rising. i will speak to the mayor simone mayor of millom, simone faulkner, but next tensions were running incredibly high outside parliament today. this whole thing has been orchestrated by israel in order to carry out genocide . genocide. >> and yeah , i had a day of that. >> a whole day of it.

does the name christopher steele for example ring a bell?e his so-called steele dossier. rememberd , that was the entire basis of the trump russia collusion. it was all a complete lie.omplet the dossier, hillary clinton's campaign. they paid for the steele theyier. remember, they funnel money, cash through a law firm that hired an opp research firm that then hired formerm that mi6 agent christopher steele. >> none of the dossier was ever proven to be true. all lies. was christophee r ever charged? no. i wonder why. but that did not.. the media mob. they ran with that story for three long years, peddling lie after lie after lie. piracy conspiracy theory, conspiracy theory of one after another. you might remember. take a look. takethe allegations laid out in that dossier compiled by a, o former british agent, christopher steele. some of those allegations in the dossierof thoav have been verified. the allegations of the dossier have been corroboratedf in the last two years of repeated contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials or people tied to russian intelli

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we have christoph upfront, marshall, a diplomatic correspondent for the german daily tigris. should be both sara progress program program director for international affairs at big for about foundation and data. we use our former mosque, our correspondent for almost 5 years. emily, sherwin very warm. welcome to you all. thanks so much for taking the time. a lot to unpack here today, and i want to start with that speech that we heard from bruton into light, and which is making references to this old soviet slogan. he's saying, every thing for the front, everything for victory. and emily, i'm wondering for you, what does that tell you about the way that preaching is thinking about the next stages in the war and ukraine? well, i think, you know, from the beginning and this for, there's been this reference that's being made or this connection being made to the 2nd world war, which is a very emotional topic for russians in russia. it's known as the great patriotic war. almost every family will have some relative who was killed during that war because over 20000000 soviet citizens w

christopher wray. secretary alejandro mayorkas , i don't want you to feel left out. detach quickly on the homeland intelligence experts group that raises question will concerns about the departments impartiality and objectivity. in 2013, they announced the establishment of the homeland intelligence expert group to provide perspective on elledge intelligence and national security efforts to the office of intelligence and analysis and the department's office of counterterrorism and the coordinator? yes or no? we announced the group. >> yes, perfect. is the composition of this experts group includes former top level officer james clapper, and paul colby? >> yes. >> are you aware that they all signed a discredit a public statement on october 19, 2020 that implied the new york post reported about hunter biden's laptop and influence pillaging pedaling that was the product of rush and if this information?>> these are distinguished members of the intelligence community. >> this is a simple yes or no, did they

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christopher wray. secretary alejandro mayorkas , i don't want you to feel left out. detach quickly on the homeland intelligence experts group that raises question will concerns about the departments impartiality and objectivity. in 2013, they announced the establishment of the homeland intelligence expert group to provide perspective on elledge intelligence and national security efforts to the office of intelligence and analysis and the department's office of counterterrorism and the coordinator? yes or no? we announced the group. >> yes, perfect. is the composition of this experts group includes former top level officer james clapper, and paul colby? >> yes. >> are you aware that they all signed a discredit a public statement on october 19, 2020 that implied the new york post reported about hunter biden's laptop and influence pillaging pedaling that was the product of rush and if this information?>> these are distinguished members of the intelligence community. >> this is a simple yes or no, did they

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christopher hope.queline, there's lots of strands to unpick on strands that i want to unpick on this about which way people should want to should be voting. i want to look at the different amendments. at all the different amendments. i whether or not i want to ask whether or not it's to make blind bit it's going to make a blind bit of difference. and i want to talk about the protests and we'll uh, live to those we'll come, uh, live to those protests because our, protests shortly because our, our own patrick christys our very own patrick christys he's on the he's actually there on the ground. come to that bit ground. so i'll come to that bit in second. this was in a second. but this was actually it had the potential today, it, really be today, didn't it, to really be quite politically divisive. there's suggestions as quite politically divisive. thwhy suggestions as quite politically divisive. thwhy the suggestions as quite politically divisive. thwhy the snp suggestions as quite politically divisive. th

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well, christopher, your take, i mean, first of all, we see with the united states is basically openly saying that they support genocide um because of course if we look at everything that is happening, it is obvious that they are hand in hand with the zionist regime. on the other hand we see um with the trying to let's talk about the yemeny side of things which is really interesting as they are trying to protect the palestinians the best they can and and and blockading the red sea from uh at least from the israeli uh ships and also now the americans and the british because of after the attack, but we see the united states continuing now trying to bomb that area, area that has been under and is still under um basically a siige also like gaza has been under terrible war for nine years uh, but instead of the united states basically putting pressure on the regime, the zionist regime, it's actually trying to up the anti and pressure. um the resistance, let's talk about that and and how they're basically clarifying their side of the story instead of just jargon that they usually spew out? so

your thoughts on what you heard from christopher wray yesterday.d up its aggression against america. there targeting serious infrastructure in america. >> director wray is part of a long litany of national security leaders that are trying to tell americans how serious is this and what it amounts to china is preparing for war with united states of america. explain the and get in china's victory, their history and their structure and their general ambitions but also the fact that apparently now the going after the critical infrastructure which means ports, rail, water treatment, electrical grid and we had a series of very important hearings on the hill and that includes a director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency who said imagine not one pipeline but many pipelines disrupted telecommunication going down so people cannot use their cell phones and people get sick from polluted water, trains get the real. one hand are preparing to fight in the pacific and that's crystal clear. on the other hand there from databank of america's adv

this is your first time working with christopher nolan?s. >> jimmy: you worked with christopher nolan on almost all his movies, right? >> i think michael caine has the record. >> jimmy: michael caine, right. >> that was -- this was the sixth one with chris. >> jimmy: will it be weird now when he does a movie that you're not in? [ laughter ] will you feel left out? >> don't say it. you'll cry. >> i don't mind. it means it can go to the cinema and really enjoy it without looking at myself, which i don't like to do. i remember seeing "interstellar." i'm not in that one. i really enjoy it. >> jimmy: you enjoy it less when you're watching yourself? >> yeah, doesn't everyone? >> jimmy: probably. there's a few people. emily, you like it -- >> actors don't find it as painful as you, maybe. >> i can tell you tens of millions of people loved watching you in this movie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: where did you shoot the movie? what area did you shoot most of the film? >> it was all around. we shot a lot in new mexico, around lowell los alamos

joining us now is christoph beck, chairman and ceo of ecolab.n grants not just on making the list because most companies don't, but tell us how you went from number 320-whatever to seven in four years? >> thank you so much, brian and thanks for having me. we are honored, obviously, to be up there and we've been a hundred years in business and we've been growing fast for a long time and it's not so much what we do that is strange, but much more the demand for what we do. as explained before we deal with water and infection prevention and we have millions of customers out there protect what's vital. last year alone we helped protect 1.4 billion people from infection and food production and we did all of that by helping our customers reduce enough water for the drinking needs of 700 million people which means they could reduce their cost as well for the first time. so in short, the demand of what we do is more needed than it's ever been. customers need us. they need more of our solutions and our impact is bigger, as well. so while we grow, we help

november they had no interest in arresting christopher silly at all of that information was a lie asl. stay for the christopher steele point is really good when there's been no accountability for that russia collision lie that ripped the country apart congressman is good to see this week and thank you, sir. >> great to s see you, god bless you. maria: see you soon scott perry joining us. blowing earnings out of the water without fitzgerald ceo here with his take on tech driving the market and the potential problems fromind- commercial real estate, staye withhr us. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden wor