and, you know, perhaps it's unfair to put kathy griffin and, you know, the comments from deniro or howardchultz up there together. so let's separate them out here. i'm all for free speech. but, joe, what about humanity? what about who we are as people? have we lost all sense of that? has kathy griffin lost all sense of that? >> trish, you make a great point. and that's a huge accomplishment of trump's because he's really exposed the left for what they. kathy griffin, i believe in freedom too. she had a right to do what she did. her employers had a right to fire her, and they did. her fans have a right to boycott her, and they will. but what i'm fascinating with, trish, is that trump has caused the left to be absolutely deranged. and we're not just talking about a few nut bags. there are always a few nut bags. we're talking about major actors, major celebrities, musicians, academics and politicians on the left who are so damn condescending who, trish, they can't fundamentally believe this guy got elected. and, by the way, this is why trump got elected because we're so damn sick of these ar

of the flower moon, and the birth of the fbi, the film adaptation is already in the works, like, deniro, decap rio, do you confirm or deny those rumors? >> i will not deny. >> you will not have to confirm or deny. for those who have not been following the story about this book, before this thing came out, the bidding war, i am going to embarrass him. the bidding war went over $5 million for the rights to do the film. those name, i mentioned, give you an indication of how big it is expected to be here in hollywood. where david sits here with me today. that must feel good, when you spend that time into, clearly put your heart into. people get it. >> it does. the project took five years, close to five years, there is a part of it, when you are two and a half years in, if you wonder if anyone will read it or what will become of it. the nice thing about the movie, as many people you can reach with a book about this you can reach a lot more with a movie. >> the story does resonnate. help me understand, am curious about this. this germ of an idea, what did you start to think or know or how did

interview" michelle pfeifer and robert deniro play bernie and michelle madoff. it's been filmed. it will be fun to watch. i think, i hope. they were great. >> i predict this. >> this one not so much. have a great weekend, guys. thank you the blue box trick. fast money begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's time's square, i'm mellissa lee. tonight on "fast" apple's amazing run rages on. the stock having its best start of the year since 2012 and goldman sachs says it can go a lot higher. we will explain. plus the retail rack rages on after a dismal week. we will hear from a former ceo j.c. penny whether or not this is the death of the department store, later, twitter says they have a way to make it easier for the white house. >> that sent shares soaring as far as a twitter war. we got those details. weigh start off with a news alert, new details on what the smart money is buying. >> hey, melissa, it seems like the smart money may have piled into snap during the quarter. this is based on the latest 13 s-filings. t

we have a special clo"closing b interview" michelle pfeifer and robert deniro play bernie and michelleatch. i think, i hope. they were great. >> i predict this. >> this one not so much. have a great weekend, guys. thank you the blue box trick. fast money begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's time's square, i'm mellissa lee. tonight on "fast" apple's amazing run rages on. the stock having its best start of the year since 2012 and goldman sachs says it can go a lot higher. we will explain. plus the retail rack rages on after a dismal week. we will hear from a former ceo j.c. penny whether or not this is the death of the department store, later, twitter says they have a way to make it easier for the white house.

is that as we showed in that clip, deniro saying 15 years, all made up, no trades, no nothing.new. is there an answer how he kept it so secret? >> well, i mean, i think -- you're looking inside of it, you say, well, where's the sec, the safeguards -- >> they poked around, did they not? >> they didn't poke around in -- >> not well enough. >> not enough. all they had to do was make a phone call to check the number as we describe, as comes up in the book, and all they had to do was check this number, would have found out everything was a fraud, and the agency didn't do it, so there's a lot of people at -- in the sense, who knew, who didn't know, but we say within the family and according to the fbi, they never found connections whatsoever. >> i think what continues to feed this suspicion, that you're expressing to some degree, is the mistaken idea that bernie did this all by himself. how could one man pulled off this fraud by himself? that's not true. there's a dozen people who pled guilty or convicted as accessories to the crime. >> that still doesn't seem like enough. >> oh, you

robert deniro was there, al pacino, diane keaton, francis copy pole la. robert duvall.they have a picture of marlon brandon paying hospital match to him. >> that is cool. i didn't notice that. >> what cool about this particular -- this platform you can watch the entire thing on youtbe the entire panel but there was a really funny story by al pacino and diane keaton they really got drunk filming that wedding sequence. >> were they dating at the time, do you know? >> i don't know. they're both in the scene. i don't know if they were da dating. but they apparently got really drunk when shooting that and there's also a very inappropriate story which i'll -- i can't tell on the air that involves mr. marlon brando. go to the youtube. i'll put it on my facebook, facebook account.com/kevin mccarthy. >> cool. >> that's all i have for you. >> are you sticking around for good day. i'm traveling. i'll be back at 9:40 witness director of guardian of the galaxy mr. james gun. >> see you then. we will see tucker right after this very short break. ♪ . ♪♪ ♪ >>> want to say good morning