entering the eternal city from the via flammini would have caught sight of the family tomb of the domi de niro's family. and it was here that nero lived on in the imagination of the people of rome long after the fall of

dollar shed more than forty percent of its value since the beginning of the year the fallout from de niro's plunge sent the euro to a new thirteen month low and hammered emerging market currencies as investors worried about contagion. now ever since that failed coup attempt in twenty sixteen turkey's central bankers have resisted raising interest rates despite double digit inflation the kind of inflation that makes a currency crisis possible and likely. for tourists these days turkey is a shopping paradise the fall of the turkish lira so prices tumble that is if you're paying in euro's or dollars there are long lines in front of luxury stores like this one for the population and the turkish economy the devaluation is a catastrophe the already high inflation rate is gathering even more steam and imported goods are getting much more expensive turkey central bank wants to end the crisis with the help of emergency measures among other things banks should be able to borrow money in foreign currencies but financial experts doubt that such measures will be successful i very much doubt that what's

sounds like he's doing a robert de niro impression there. [ laughter and applause ] and i think de niro to say about you doing that impression. >> [ bleep ] trump. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now here's the thing -- [ cheers and applause ] here's the thing -- i know what i'm saying. trump has made clear repeatedly that he aligned himself with putin. there are no surprises there. the question is whether congress is willing to do anything, like censure him or subpoena his tax returns, and so far the answer has been a resounding "no." alaska senator lisa murkowski, who casts herself as an occasional trump critic told politico "when the president says something that i disagree with, i will state my disagreements sometimes very directly. i don't know if you've noticed, i'm not really a bomb thrower. i don't really lay my body in front of the train." that is an amazing quote. i don't know if you've noticed, but i would never sacrifice myself for the greater good. i'm not one of those serve the public types. [ laughter ] also you don't have to lay in front of the train, the train's alre

. - okay, but then robert de niro saying "[bleep] trump" at the tony awards? - that's crude. okay?isgusting. if george washington saw what's become of the tony awards, trevor, i'm just glad he's dead. - well, here's the thing. i guess i just don't understand how people could be more offended at language than policies. you know, like, how conservatives flipped out when peter fonda tweeted that trump's children should be locked in a cage. - and how dare he, trevor? how dare peter fonda, the star of "ulee's gold," the 123rd top grossing movie of 1997, a man with that kind of power, say the president's child should be locked up. - yep, but the president is actually locking up children right now. - okay, yeah, but so what? sometimes you gotta lock kids up. but to threaten to lock kids up, i just thank god abraham lincoln was shot to death before he read that tweet. - okay, but just so we're clear, this is the same side that cheered on corey lewandowski when he mocked a girl with down syndrome being taken away from her parents. - do you even have jokes in africa, trevor? lewandowski wasn

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we're talking about mucho de niro. >> forbes is out with the list of the highest-paid actors. >> topping the list is george clooney. >> what? >> he's an actor. he's made movies. he raked in $239 million. >> but was it from acting? no. $233 million was from the sale of his tequila company. >> $233 million of his $239 million. >> meaning he made $6 million as an actor for endorsement or royalties from movies. ttom of the list of the actor list? >> you would think. for years, paul newman topped the list and it had little to do with acting. >> in a distant two, but significantly more than clooney's 6 million in acting, dwayne the rock johnson banked about $124 million. he was in "ballers". that's nearly doubling his earnings from the previous year. >> coming in third place, robert downey jr. at $81 million only thanks to his iron man character. there were like nine of those last year too. >> exactly. they're not starving. chris hemsworth, he made about $64 million. just for looking really hot. >> and we're going to skip down to number eight. this is interesting. number eight is adam sandler,

smerl streamed, robert de niro. jimmy kimmel. mean covering hollywood means covering politics? >> it certainly has turned that way. we can go back to reagan and dig up some. the academy made a move to change the awards that they think will bring in viewers. but what they don't address is this issue of people just wanting to tune in for an awards show and not necessarily get a political lecture. howie: why don't these stars worry about the backlash from the 45% of the country that like donald trump and whether they are hurting their careers. >> the audience is getting slimmer and slimmer for all of these shows. all of these hosts are playing to their crowd. they are preaching to the crowd. michelle wolf was canceled the other day. howie: on the other subject, harvey weinstein and kevin spacey. has that changed the way you korvet entertainment business? >> it added another area of coverage. harvey weinstein for years we knew he was a bully. i don't think any of us were expecting that sort of behavior. but now it's something we are

the eternal city from the via flammini i would have caught sight of the family tomb of the domi de niro's family. and it was here that nero lived on in the imagination of the people of rome long after the fall of the empire the ravens roosting in a walnut tree on the side of his remains were said to be demons in the service of nero. out of fear that nero himself could rise as a demon from hell pope a sky the second had the tree cut down the tomb opened and nero sarcophagus removed then a church was built over nero's family muscly of. arrows remains lie beneath its altar. a church to seal off neuros grave to banish him to the depths of the earth for all eternity. strong christian symbolism is designed to put an end to the superstitions that plague the locals. christian tactics to counter the magic of the demon nero. in medieval rome banishing nero's remains to eternal obscurity seemed like a good idea nevertheless the priest at the church of santa maria don't pump although knows where nero is hidden. an ancient tunnel beneath the church leads to the place where near ozark office was allege

movie premiering, robert de niro producing after myself, earth wind and fire, jen hudson, barry manilowttend. best, aretha. so i attended, of course. i had to leave early for work. i said, thank you for thinking of me, i would love to. and we started talking and just kept texting each other. and she said -- she thanked me for coming. and i said, of course, you sounded great, but queen, you looked amazing last night, amazing. thank you, and she goes, thank you, don. looking at you, xxooo, aretha. this was her on stage at the clive davis thing. and she looked absolutely beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> that night. that was just not long before the philadelphia show. but she would not -- you know, you're right. she would not share her personal business and her health information with even some people who were extremely close to her. because she -- >> very private in that way. >> extremely private. >> and i spoke to someone who had been close to her for a long time, and she said, don, for the longest time, we didn't know. and she wouldn't confirm exactly what it was. we did find out it was cancer

robert de niro, madonna. i can keep going. you know the list, you play it on your show. >> absolutely. and these guys dressed up with their masks and their pajamas and the ignorance they display. first of all, why isn't local law enforcement enforcing the law? there is no right to be violent on the streets anywhere in america and yet they are being permitted because of democratic administrations and jurisdictions whether they be city or county that are permitting this. they have bought into this violence. >> tucker: the media contributed to the hate rhetoric. because it sounds -- hollywood, anyone, or they contribute into this atmosphere where we've never heard somebody say they want to assassinate the president? >> they are normalizing it. they are normalizing it by repeating it over and over again. >> it's extraordinarily dangerous. it's extraordinarily dangerous. >> sean: the last word. >> yes. >> very quickly. the left wing national media, by calling this anti-hate demonstrations and protests as they spew rhetoric that is

there wasn't much of that at this awards show, compared to the tonys where robert de niro became therom stage. so, sometimes when you're looking at millennials, what are they talking about, maybe the lack of trump references is notable in that way. when you see an f the wall t-shirt, certainly that does reflect the sentiment of a lot of young voters and young people, but i think what was most important about this, the political front, mtv coming out saying we're going to try to mobilize voters for the midterms. we hear about rock the vote for the presidential cycles, young people may not turn out to the polls. mtv tries to enlist young people to vote. this time they're doing it for the midterms, which another sign of democratic strength. >> we don't know. we don't know what young people do. so one side that one person saw this as a political opportunity, michael avenatti was there at these awards. >> was he performing? >> there are six versions. he was. he was performing. he's a crooner. he was also at the dodgers game, new hampshire, everywhere all at once. let's listen. >> pretty c

>> tariq: you offended m.a a little b >> uh, de niro? >> yes. >> jimmy: not bad! kill the big gorilla right now -- in every movie that i'm in. [ buzzer ] oh! that was a hard one. >> tariq: i never would have guess the rock, anyw >> all right. guys, we got that one. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: we'll talk about it. this is fun. this is really fun. you can tell. [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: it's fun now. >> jimmy: it'sishe best game. t it? >> a very good game. >> jimmy: yeah. i love it. it's so much fun. [ laughter ] all right. round two. maybe you want to start us off there? triq? iq: oh, okay. >> jimmy: throw your mask on. three, two, one, go. >> i am -- trump is my -- my bitch. >> tariq: vlimir putin. [ laughter and appuse ] >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> oh, i can't -- i can't -- [ bird noise ] [ laughter >> jimmy: what? >> i live in space. i'm a chimp. >> jimmy: cardi b? [ laughter ]'m >>eally hairy. [ screech ] >> jimmy: oh, chewbacca? >> oh, man! >> tariq: you get a car, you get a car. >> oprah! >> oh, my god. [ buzzer ] >> oh! >> tariq: w

we can certainly say is that about characters portrayed by guys portrayed by peschi and de niro.t was a scorsese-ian week. what do you say this says about the rule of law in general? >> well, he talks like a mob boss. he thinks like a mob boss and he's been thinking like a mob boss. that's what we've got for president. that's the bottom line. this situation with michael cohen was serious. it's a campaign violation. it's a felony. similar to what jon edwards was tried for. edwards was not convicted. it was a hung jury because of some complications with that trial. i have to say, though, this situation with cohen is only the beginning. the russia investigation is really where the action is here. that's the real danger to our country, that our president and his campaign collaborated with the russians, have been lying about their contacts with the russians. and that's what bob mueller's investigating. and once an investigation starts in the house of representatives, if they ever bother to think about impeaching this president, i would assume that they get beyond the stormy daniels pa

because of his reputation as a violence gangster, also portrayed by robert de niro, there was a denial of violence with a twinkle in the eye. >> i grew up in a tough neighborhood and we used to say you can get further with a kind word and a gun than you can with just a kind word. and then that might have been true. sometimes the reputation follows you. there is violence in chicago, of course, but not by me, and not by anybody i employ. >> not by anybody i employ. note, that is a specific denial of a conspiracy, which is, of course, a key charge in the russia probe. now, that jury disagreed, capone caught an 11 year sentence, manafort faces manyore time tha that if convicted. dying in prison can change the minds of even the most stubborn defendants which applies to tax evaders. the question that hangs over day duoof this trial, why is donald trump comparing his former campaign chief to a gangster? could this trial change paul manafort's mind? is he ready to face the risk of prison and death, pondering some later salvation. to quote another man steeped in the criminal mind-set, the music

he's done it about robert de niro. he called bill moyers a dummy. it seems to me the more likely explanation is that while he may be racist and in my opinion he is, that he has this free-floating vitriol that attacks people who attack him, and attaches itself to people who he doesn't like. maybe he doesn't like black people more than he likes white people. maybe that's what's going on. but i actually can't -- i actually don't see a definite pattern where he singles out african-americans for being unintelligent more than he does for many other people. just want to throw that out there. >> recently, though, in the context of congressman waters in particular, it seems like something -- >> that's true. some of those examples i mentioned, jon stewart another one. those go back before he was running for president. calling people dummies online. >> i want to ask about the response to this and there have been a host of athletes who have responded to what the president tweeted. as we mentioned, the first lady has responded as well. what do you make of that?

"de niro" and so many more.tney spears, justin timberlake, beyonce. did you ever imagine you would be on that list? >> you know, when i went to my first vmas, i was nominated for best new artist, for "waiting for tonight". i didn't win anything. and i was like, okay, all right. and to think 20 years later, no. i never imagined it. i was just happy to be at the party. happy to be doing what i love to do and to be recognized in that way along with your idols is awesome. >> reporter: the ever-youthful lopez just turned 49 with a celebration shared with her love alex rodriguez and their families. i love that you just celebrated in a big way. >> we celebrated together. alex's is on the 27th. mine is on the 24th. we had a leo week. it was family vacation. we had the kids with us, couple of his closest friends, couple of my closest friends, that was it. we've done a big party the last few years, we're like let's just go away somewhere. >> reporter: plus you have to save something on the table for 50. >> that's strategy

. ♪ on the floor >> reporter: "de niro" and so many more.en you first started out you would be on that list? >> you know, when i went to my first v m's i was nominated for best new artist for "if you had my love" and i didn't win anything and i was like, okay, all right. and to think 20 years later, no. i never imagined it. i was just happy to be at the party. happy to be doing what i love to do and i just love to keep evolving and growing and to be recognized in that way along with your idols, you know, it's awesome. >> reporter: the ever youthful lopez just turned 49 with a birthday celebration shared with her love alex rodriguez and their families. >> happy birthday, baby. we love you. >> reporter: i love that you just celebrated in a big way, a big birthday. >> yes, i did. i did, i did. we celebrate together, alex's birthday on the 27th. mine is on the 24th so we have a leo week. you know, it was family vacation. so we had the kids with us. a couple of his closest friend, a couple of my closest friends and that was it. it was no big -- w

making comments about marks axine waters having low iq, people ignored the fact that he called robert de nirot i looked, they were not black. stuart: you got that one right. larry, we will leave it at that. see you soon. >> my pleasure. stuart: i want to get back to my editorial, it was a rant at the top of the hour, the gentleman on the left was governor of new jersey, he will bail out newspapers in the state of new jersey, he's going to fund with taxpayer money these failing newspapers, look, i call that government news, i call it propaganda, let's see what judge andrew napolitano says. speak. >> i'm smiling because i was once the target of many of these newspapers when i sat on the bench in new jersey, i'm very familiar with them and i'm familiar with editorial policies and i'm familiar with many of their reports, the thought that they would be funded by my taxpayer dollars is utterly repellant and beyond legitimate role of government in a free society, it shouldn't be picking winners and losers, we call that corporatism, we have seen that in the past, it doesn't work, it just shifts the b

last night is good for robert de niro because he doesn't have the curse of the television because presidentut i don't know who else it's good for except for, i think, the artistic, the artistic music community. i don't think that wins elections. stuart: you are making far too much sense, regretly we are out of lime, thank you, sir. president trump tweeting this morning, there are unpleasant consequences for crossing our border illegally, former acting director of ice tom is with us in our next hour, first, president trump calling the social media companies for censoring conservative opinion, here is my question, should tech companies be the arbiters of free speech? are they going to decide what i can read? media researching center guy brent rozell is next. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. ashley: here with services secretary alex joined us for exclusive interview last hour and praised the president's hea