very good. >> like an alt-dana carvey.t an alt-dana carvey. >> yeah, right. >> seth: congrats on the film. it's fantastic. >> thank you so much. we're really, really, super happy with it. yeah. >> seth: now, this is a film about an improv troupe, a very tight-knit improv troupe -- >> yes, yes. >> seth: where one of the members, you, gets a job on "weekend live," which is a basically a "saturday night live" show. >> yep. >> seth: and, first of all, must have been fun being someone who loves improv so much, it must have been fun to take on the task of showing it on film. >> yeah, oh god, absolutely. i think what's interesting about the movie is it's about people moving to the next level of whatever it is in their life, so it applies to anybody, whether you're a -- i mean, anything. whether you're a doctor -- >> seth: sure. >> but yes, i think for improvisers across america and the u.k. will go, "they made a movie for us." it really -- >> seth: yeah. >> it's such a specific subject matter. >> seth: and what's nice, obviously

but now you think she did, 'cause tina said it. - it's become, yeah. - like with dana carvey, ya know like let me finish, or not gonna do it. not really things that they said, but then now that's the only thing you remember they said. - well very quickly, the other thing that occurs to me is that you used to have this space the fake news space to yourself, weekend update i mean. - right - and now you've got jon stewart, trevor noah. you've got stephen colbert, you've got larry wilmore, you've got john oliver. - sure. - you've got all the late night guys, who some of whom used to be the weekend update guys. - of course. - so it's salad days for fake news. - there's a lot and so that's the other challenge is during the week, you have to find how to tackle the biggest stories, that they may have also tackled in a way that's different, a different angle. - yeah - a way that's more personal to you guys. you know, whatever it is. that's the other challenge is finding your own space with all these other people out there. - well you've done amazingly well in a short time. you are absolutely p

between two ferns which this presidency called an interview -- [laughter] >> that is like saying dana carveyave a press conference. nonsense. it quickly became the number one driver of enrollment and obamacare. this stuff works. people love it. people watch it. people can't be let. they are not necessarily aware of how they are being stared. talk about out of rhythms. --as at the george h bush the george h.w. bush library. someone said, you yahoo!. i go to yahoo! to get my news and it is all tim kardashian. at down, go away, you are not real newsperson. and the moderator said, i want to answer that. sir, you are going to yahoo! and using a lot of kim kardashian? here's a thing, that page is chiefly of a rhythm-driven, if you are saying a lot of tim kardashian news, sir, it is because it is all you click on. [laughter] >> one thing about the youtube the state offter the union last year, 2015, president obama did three youtube interviews. -- they have a big following on youtube. he did them one after the other. i think it has been viewed now almost 4 million times if i am not missing. one of t

two ferns," with the white house called an interview -- [laughter] olivier: that is like saying dana carvey gave an interview. complete nonsense. it became the number one driver of enrollment in obamacare. this stuff works. people consume it. and they are not necessarily aware of how they being steered. you talk about the algorithms. was actually at the george w. bush library doing the panel, like this one, and the q&a guy said, you yahoo yahoo!, i go to yahoo! to get my news. it is all kim kardashian. sit down. go away. you are not a real newsperson. the moderator said "you did not have to answer that." i said i want to. you see a lot of kim kardashian? here's the thing. what you're seeing on that page, that is chiefly algorithm-driven. if you are seeing a lot of kim kardashian news, sir, because it is all you click on. [laughter] kevin: one thing about the youtube interviews -- yahoo.such a kevin: so after the state of the union last year, 2015, president obama did three youtube interviews. three -- two others that have a big following on youtube. he did them one after another. i think it

. >> sounded like dana carvey. but it is great for uber and lyft, to be honest.ually cheaper than a car service. >> they are. stuart: no objection to getting reimbursed. but just the plouffe connection. >> doesn't always smell right. stuart: is it crony capitalism? i did not say that i wouldn't say that. i'm not going to say it is crony capitalism but you know it is crony capitalism. now this one. american airlines raising, their pilots raising some safety concerns. you know, ash, it is not about that fire in the engine, is it? it is something different? >> pilots union doesn't like culture of american airlines now, that the carrier is forcing an pushing employees to the very limits to try to get back their performance. in other words, you know, their on-time performance. this is the busy summer season. so they say we're increasing speed of the aircraft. we're rerouting some flights. they're being told to close the cockpit doors sooner so they can take off on time, stranding some people. if they were late, well, too bad. but all of this, they say is putting a str