corman? >> they were sort of an inside joke.ot the picture earlier in the primaries, we had no idea f that trump would be president. we thought it was a little joke and we ended up of the first picture which donald trump was featured. >> tell me about "death race 2050." >> it is the follow up to my old picture "death race 2000s." it is trans continental road race and the drivers are rated on how fast they can drive and how many pedestrians they can kill. >> wow. [ laughter ] only from roger corman. >> you are now 91. >> 91. are you not going to stop? >> i have no intentions of stopping. i think i will be dictating the script at the cemetery. >> what's about the artistic work that you love so much first of all. >> i would say both ours and the business which is one of the reasons the that makes it so fascinating. what i love is simply the creativity that each picture is a new project, you are coming up with new ideas. it is exciting. >> yeah. >> the business start which has changed, i was just kind of reflecting on this myself pr

. >>> good evening f angeles, i am tavis smiley, tonight our first conversation with roger corman, ther responsible for more than 400 f films during his long career. he joins us to discuss his sa tief tire of the films and keb moe talks to us. we are glad you join us, all of that in just a moment. ♪

. >>> hi, join me next time for a discussion with roger corman and blues giants. that's next time.ou then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> be more, pbs. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. we saw the fireworks of james comey's testimony before the senate and shining a light on what happened in his meeting with president trump. did he deliver enough evidence to amount to obstruction of justice? are his business interests being enriched in violation? tonight we look into this and more in a conversation with barbara boxer who spent three decades as a lawmaker on capitol hill before retiring from the u.s. senate earlier this year. we're glad you've joined us. a conversation with barbara boxer in just a moment. ♪

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and the hero's act corsponsored guy corman will readd veterans to their force and prioritizing the department of justice funding. it is critical to support the veteran and loved ones that paid the ultimate price while protecting our communities. the president is glad to sign those bills today. also also in washington today, betsy de vos visited the eagle charter school to celebrate the launch of the department of education's new individual with disabilities act effort. at the state department, secretary tillerson met with foreign minister of brazil and is departing for australia this afternoon where he will join defense secet

and the hero's act corsponsored guy corman will readd veterans to their force and prioritizing the department of justice funding. it is critical to support the veteran and loved ones that paid the ultimate price while protecting our communities. the president is glad to sign those bills today. also also in washington today, betsy de vos visited the eagle charter school to celebrate the launch of the department of education's new individual with disabilities act effort. at the state department, secretary tillerson met with foreign minister of brazil and is departing for australia this afternoon where he will join defense secretary mattis to participate in the australia kwraoudz pheupb steerial consultations. secretary mattis will attend the ashangri la. with that, i'd be glad to take a few questions. >> thank you, sean. i want to ask about the push for the travel ban to the u.s. supreme court. is it fair to say that one of the reasons the president wants to keep this going is obviously now we have a full court in panel, but also because it gives the white house perhaps a chance to build up som

. >> senator, corman. >> thank you.you're a decent man who's been dealt a difficult hand starting back with the clinton investigation. i appreciate you volunteering today to cooperate with our investigation. as a general matter if an fbi agent has reason to believe that a crime has been committed, do they have a duty to report it? >> that's a good question. i don't know that there's a legal duty to report it. they certainly have a cultural, ethical duty to report it. >> you're unsure whether they would have a legal duty? >> that's a good question, i thought about it before. i don't know if there's a legal -- there's a statute that prevents knowing of a felony, and taking steps to conseal it. where you rest that obligation, i don't know. it exists. >> and let me ask you as a general proposition, if you're trying to make an investigation go away, is firing an fbi director a good way to make that happen? by that i mean -- >> yeah, it doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but i'm obviously hopelessly biased given i'm the one t