hear your political opinions to be honest ok because i don't see how anyone really in hollywood clint eastwood i can show my prejudice but i don't see that they're particularly well informed and i don't know why they should try to get involved in the political process go ahead yes for example when they're saying you know destroy ice it's only existed for fifteen years that's not true it's just called a different name before so when hollywood comes out on these some of these issues they sort of they make some mistakes because they don't have the historic knowledge that you're talking about and and that doesn't look at either but i think that ron illustrates a really keen point here that should be punctuated and that is when when both parties were both listening to the same tune right at the wall street the you know whoever came up whoever had the big money because they needed it to be reelected that right there is what i think that people like me who like civility who like you know i am a conservative bona fide as best i can tell again i keep an open mind but i think i am but that's what i like

you don't say your opinion if -- unless your clint eastwood in which case you're so famous they like mount rushmore. the most people are not that. almost all writers are not that. another schmuck's with apples. >> is there a code of conservatives in hollywood? >> it's not entirely underground. there's an organization called the friends of a for a while those very underground. then they had an event in 900 people went to a party as if that was a secret. can you imagine in hollywood, big bash at a fancy house with 900 people being the secret? ridiculous. there are always a certain number of people, they were conservatives. the original post of a hollywood movie was conservative. yankee doodle and andy, we could go on and on. i think now, in the trump era there are doubts going on because trump is hated like poison ivy or worse. at the same time, you realize there's a giant audience out there that's alienated. stockholders of these companies should be a little annoyed. >> since you have been identified as a conservative or libertarian as you say i am a libertarian what you might ask? i

is this the clint eastwood? [ laughter ] >> i'm a wilhelmina model. i don't think you know what that means. i have an image. if you're trying to tear down my image and my three-year contract with them, it's actually pretty serious. it's something some people think they're the top. so if you're trying to do that, you're failing at it because guess what, attached to me is professionality, is my face. it's in everything i do. it's in the way i walk and the way that i talk. okay? so if you want to try to wreck my image, you'll never succeed. you know why? because my image is me. hey. cheers to you being a bitch. >> that was [ bleep ] awesome. >> what the [ bleep ] are we doing here? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what are you doing there? are you on that show? >> guillermo: yeah, i was drinking. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so that happened. and then a real drama ensued as david, the guy jordan called a bitch, was taken away on a stretcher. they had to call an ambulance to take him to the hospital. why they had to do this we did not know until chr

is obviously what they're going to do, he said, we'll see your 50, another 200, and in kind of clint eastwood fashion, he dared them to make his day, he would do another 200. melissa: and shortly after that, germany dropped all tariffs on automobiles. >> what does it have to do? melissa: i'll tell you. critics said what would be a more effective way to get your point across is if you had one on one bilateral trade deal with anyone and everything where you both dropped tariffs, and once you established that base point, you invite everybody else to join you. he turned and did that, now you say it's worthless? >> irrelevant. melissa: really? >> germany has a 40 billion surplus with the u.s., they're not going to buy -- melissa: that was the exact advice he got. >> let me finish my point. they're not going to buy any cars from the united states. but in one breath, he's threatened to put tariffs of 10 to 25% on 450 billion worth of imports of china, everything we use in the aisles of walmart day in and day out is 50 to 60 billion of higher prices, a smack right in the face of american consumers, a

you don't say your opinion -- unless you are clint eastwood which in which case were so famous you likemount rushmore so what will they do to you but most people are not that in almost all writers are not that. writers are in the part of hollywood. >> host: is there a code of conservatives here in hollywood? a little bit underground. >> guest: it's not entirely underground anymore. there was an organization called the friends of aid that was very underground and suddenly they had an event in which 900 people went to a party as if that was a secret and they said this is an event. can you imagine in hollywood a big bash in a fancy house with 900 people being a secret? it's ridiculous. there were always a certain number of people in the old days of hollywood, not just ronald reagan, but others were conservative. the original impulse of hollywood movie was often conservative. i'm a yankee doodle dandy and we could go on and on. it's not monolithic and i think now in the trump era there are strange doubts going on because although trump is hated like poison 90 or worse at the same time they

the clint eastwood? [ laughter ] >> tariq: you think i'm a joke? i'm a wilhelmina model.u're trying to tear down my image and my three-year contract with them, you're failing at it. because guess what, attached to me is professionality. and if you're trying to wreck my image, you'll never succeed. because you know why? because my image is me. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. oh, my goodness. give him the emmy. give them the emmy right now. [ cheers and applause ] give them -- questlove and tariq right there, incredible. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks a lot. thank you very much. good to see you. yeah. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] also i heard about a man here in new york who dresses up like a sorcerer, goes up to people on the subway and then grants them wishes. this is interesting, it turns out people's number one wish is for him to leave them alone. [ light laughter ] after they -- just get away from me. and finally, guys, it's "jurassic world" week here at the show. [ cheers ] now that "jurassic park" movies are great but sometimes the dinosaur ro