david lynch is in the new steven spielberg movie "the fabelmans."ohn ford, the old-timey director, very famous guy. he's another famous director who you've worked with many, many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: somehow you engineered his appearance in the film. he initially said no? >> well, i can't take the credit of, you know, maestro spielberg. but steven loved this dream of having david lynch in the film, and both of them together sort of paying homage to john ford, who means so much to both of them as filmmakers. and i was -- >> jimmy: david said no, though, right? initially? >> i think that's correct, yeah. >> jimmy: and then steven called you and said, "can you help me?" >> yes, and i had the time of my life, both bringing them together and perhaps supporting david in feeling comfortable acting in this movie. >> jimmy: oh, is that what it was? >> yeah, that the two of them together pay tribute to ford in that way. and it's such an incredible scene in the movie. >> jimmy: can i ask you about the mechanics of that? first steven, what, does he call yo

i love so much this movie by david lynch, "wild at heart."sage on the cake, which is -- [ laughter ] "white at heart." [ applause ] i get -- i understand what you were getting at. [ laughter ] how did mike react when he received this cake? >> allora, allora. the thing is i wanted to take a picture all together. i was so proud of this cake. [ laughter ] i was so happy. i couldn't wait to show it to everybody. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and so i -- it -- i mean -- there was -- an ice moment. you know when everything freezes? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> everybody was frozen. me, i was behind the table with this cake, waiting for people -- "hey, guys, let's have a picture all together." [ laughter ] and no one -- >> jimmy: no one would get in the photo with this. [ laughter ] so then there's this. [ applause ] a little distressed there. well, you're learning. you know, you're learning our ways here. >> no, it's unbelievable. and then -- so jon that is like my angel, jon, he was the only brave, brave one. and he came next to me and he said, "sabrina, no one wi

david duke. that's the guy who endorsed lynchings in texas. the bench is rotten. >> look, joy. this is a serious moment that's going on with the republican party right now. you have a party that has won the majority, that cannot govern. there are people in the country right now struggling to pay rent. there are families in the country right now that need child care, health care. there are dozens of individuals who are now released from prison who need help with reform and trade and education. you have a party that's not going to tackle any of this. you have a political party that what we saw with marjorie taylor greene is not about the american people. it's about themselves. it's an egoist party that only cares about its own advantages versus how to move the needle forward for the average person. >> and charlie, last word to you on elise stefanik, the last unnamed member of this cabul. somebody who wanted to be in the buttigieg administration. she's not getting it either. >> it doesn't matter who's on the bench because whoever becomes speaker will be immediately powerless and w

david asked why and answered his own question. to tighten further into the steepest yield curve inversion since 1981. pretty punchy stuff. tom: when he was at merrill lynchd worshiped. he would do and inflation report and on the right side of the paper he would have the subsets of inflation. i will tell you 30, if not 40 subsets of inflation and he would slice them, which is what america represented by merrill lynch was living. jonathan: only a few months ago, chairman powell implied there wasfor nuance and now there is nuance every day. now it is nuance. we are stripping it all out. what do you want to do? tom: i'm going to try to reach down here. i'm going to undo this now. we are doing this year. am reordering will understand. i will put the surveillance cork in my mouth. jonathan: you bought corks? tom: and reordering shipped them to me. jonathan: ok -- annmarie hordern shipped them to me. jonathan: ok. anything you are about to say seriously -- just take the futures of the s&p, up by about a 10th of 1%. inflation data one minute away. tom: let's cut to the chase on what they did right going back to the foundation of the nation. it is about passing l

lynch, so you will not be without a secretary. commissioners, item 13, case 2021-002057drp for property 2011 filbert street. this is discretionary review. mr. winslow. >> thank you jonas. happy new year commissions, david winslow, staff architect. the item before you is a public initiated request for discretionary review of building permit number 2021.002102 to demolish a one story garage and shed and construct a new four story two unit residential buildsing with one car parking. i want to correct something in your packet for the record. in the aerial photographs, there was a arrow indicating the subject property pointing towards a existing house and that should be transposed to one lot over to the west where the garage is. just want to make that clarification. the dr requester is--excuse me. --dr requester is devon johnson of 3065 buchanan street, the neighbor to the west of the site. who is concerned that the building is out of scale with the adjacent buildings, cuts off acis sess to mid-block open space and exceeds the minimum rear yard setback. the proposed alternatives are to remove the 4th floor entirely and reduce the third floor to the footprint of what is proposed as the 4th floor. to date the