>> dana: clint eastwood. >> juan: kanye west.political advice or consult from these folks. i think it becomes like anyone in hollywood who was a platform who affirms my position, going to like them. anyone who contradicts me, i'm going to say -- >> jesse: when clint eastwood was up at the rnc doing his thing, you are all over that. kanye west, you are all over that. you didn't act like that was no big deal. >> juan: invited him up there, that was the ridiculous part. >> jesse: i think he was invited. >> juan: by the republicans, by romney. a lot of people so that was a mistake and they shouldn't of done it. >> katie: the one guy in hollywood was actually a conservative. >> juan: kid rock, ted nugent. >> katie: the population of leftists in hollywood. >> juan: i don't see why we pay attention to any of it unless it is to mock them. >> tom: what is the jared kushner thing? who is calling them national security -- >> dana: sorry. >> katie: i don't want to turn the segment into a walkie situation because we are supposed to be having

i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like..tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. okay. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low, so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller, you really have to... bend over? (gloves squeak) true, but a quality property is still a quality-- no, no, no. i need you to bend over. oh. right. well, let's dim the lights, crank up the norah jones, and get this over with.

it's a real clint eastwood look.tive television, you know, everybody feels like everything has to be, like, no silence, you know? like five seconds on television of silence is just like an eternity. how good is that? it's great. >> stahl: kroft had a way with celebrities and the famous, when he chose to do them. >> what is the question? >> stahl: which wasn't often. >> kroft: what is the most difficult part of your job? besides dealing with people like me? ( laughs ) ♪ how long, how long >> kroft: one of my favorite stories was the eagles. you know, they were together, they broke up, they had a singles career, they got back together, they broke up again, and glenn frey and don henley clearly did not like each other very much. >> we're in business together. >> kroft: i think it was frey that was talking and henley was just like, rolling his eyes. >> stahl: and you got the shot-- ( laughs ) >> kroft: like it was so much b.s. ( laughs ) it's the one thing everybody remembered from the piece. ( laughs ) >> that's just si

his famed western try to with clint eastwood in the lead was also shocking the desert of tibet and us. now anyone can play the lead here even me. as a tourist i can relive the authentic look and feel of the wild west africa had one guy named ingo oh i mean more. deadly. just a bit too often to from my taste. the tourist structure the daily western shows. i'd rather stay in the background this time. and show my face again when the coast is clear that wasn't a big deal but no i'm going to meet the man behind. the stuff is not only the boss around here. he owns the whole town. but i wouldn't live with. former stunt men enough in molina is a western fan in 1077 he bought for bravo by then the golden age of the spaghetti western was over and he wanted to preserve the studios today the studio average is 2 films per year but for its daily bread other tourists. berna for their. it's not just the acting i like here are the animals above all it's the freedom. here i've got everything i need. all you have to do is wait. for it in the evenings or sit there and hear nothing. not a bird nothing it'

dominic cummings, who is described as the downing street enforcer, which makes him sound like clint eastwoode enforcer? i did like the line about dominic cummings. there were some commentator who said he always looks like he lost a fight with a raccoon to the bins. it was such a funny way of describing it. he always looks a bit furtive, doesn't he? he has a debate with photographers everywhere he goes. this new law, though, the second when you mentioned, henry, would allow the speaker to bypass the prime minister, supposedly. but they said they were going to look at they said they were going to look at the legal loopholes, didn't they? we are in uncharted territory. it is like the fight for the northwest passage, we don't know what is coming out on the other side. are we going to be eaten by who knows? i wasjust looking i was just looking at a country that loves a referendum. i know hindsight isa loves a referendum. i know hindsight is a marvellous thing. you know has switzerland loves a referendum. how many do they have? 300, on 600 subjects. since the 1800s. that is a great bit of pub quiz

. >> clint eastwood. >> always feeling lucky. >> roll that 44 magnum right now the only thing unluckier than broken miles an hour mirrors and walking under ledders is the big familiar name chipotle, alta all trailing are they bargains? let's talk about the market this woke three weeks in a row, steve of nice gains for the broad market. eight days in a row for the dow. >> you know, i always say this i guesses in a station we say it's the most unloved rally that i remember in recent history everyone got so lop sided in august the positioning was so ultranesting that this had happen to happen but when. now over 3,000 everyone still getting benes it which means it goes highe >> you look tim at what happened since august a dark do youer month. often followed in september which is usually the least good month. >> not a great month. >> but there is better news on trade. or at least the voices of better news on trade. some of the macroeconomic data are better and it's clear that central banks around the globe are being supported. >> well, welcome tyler. >> good to be here. >> and to a squary fr

who took sweet'n low from restaurants and falls asleep in meetings he's like a character from a clint eastwoodre a bunch of old guys plan a bank heist. [ laughter ] "you guys grab the money, i'll grab the soup and beer." [ laughter and applause also, just let it sink in that wilbur ross is a billionaire who steals sweet'n low which is in no way sweet b it's plenty [ bleep ] low. [ laughter and applause i mean, how about instead of a citizenship question, the census asks, "are you a billionaire who steals sweet'n low and if you answer yes, we shoot you into space." [ laughter ] so that was all stuff that happened this week and as a result, democrats called on ross to resign and noaa's chief scientist said he would investigate what happened. now, you think that would be the end of it but, no, this insane story is still a thing in fact, it's even more of a thing now because yesterday we found out that the white house, itself, was directly involved in efforts to pressure officials at noaa to side with the president over their own scientists. >> "the new york times" reports that acting white house

i think clint eastwood was a lifeguard during the korean war. >> all right, jeff, let's say that youthat fully embraces the green new deal as seen by some is of the far left, like aoc, $3 trillion green new deal. >> you're taking it to the extreme. >> no. should they only stop kroger with beyond meat should he take a courageous step >> he thinks it's good for his business, sure. >> right but you're going to get pushback from customers >> sure. but if he thinks he -- if he believes it will be better for his business - >> what -- >> more responsible to the community. >> rather than -- than he should sell - >> should you at 7-eleven decide not to sell gasoline to any suvs because you should get at least 30 miles per gallon? a ceo is taking a courageous stand on climate change. is that okay >> joe - >> i understand that. >> but the point is that the law itself is not -- you can say it's the ultimate arbiter of this but business can make their own decisions. common sense - >> we saw four major automakers say that the administration and epa is wrong we'll work with california to set higher