you've seen viola davis when she was in there with denzel.t hit the denzel, all right, okay. i can't do that. i've got to -- [ laughter and applause ] i've got to do both. >> arsenio: yeah. >> so yeah, man. >> arsenio: you are amazing at what you do. >> thank you. >> arsenio: you've seen black people when david blaine do a trick. like oh! oh! [ laughter ] people react, i can't believe this! oh my goodness, oh my god! really? this is happening? but when you do an impression, actually when i try to do an impression? i don't do -- like i don't do katt williams, i do you doing katt williams. >> years ago you tweeted yo, i heard katt williams i thought he was on the show and it was really jay pharoah. it's real talk. katt williams, i used to do this thing on tiny chat on twitter where i would go into the chat room and not have a picture and just be different celebrities. and people's favorite one was katt williams. and one day katt williams actually came into the room. and i knew it was him because he had pictures of his babies that were not onlin

. >> reporter: josh denzel is a commentator for british soccer and has experienced racism firsthand.oke in at the end of the hooligan era of football in england. and that period, was rife in the game. all of the initiatives did, was suppress overt racism. and it stopped people from not espousing it in public. but the fundamental thoughts and opinions haven't >> reporter: marcus defaced. >> this response is normal, isn't it? >> reporter: but the graffiti was papered over with messages of support for the soccer star, grateful for the love, denouncing the hate. english soccer players have denoun embraced the black lives movement. taking colin kaepernick's act o have a right to be up set to take a knee. some say her rhetoric and the response from prime minister johnson and others has fueled racial tensions in england. >> i blame the prime minister. i blame the party of which he is the leader. and i blame the home secretary. if you have a prime minister that use pickaniny and watermelon when he's talking about africans, what are you going to do? >> reporter: he said his comments were sati

hi, i'mjosh denzel, i'm 27 years old, and you might recognise me from season four of love island. love island gives you a huge platform, a bit of notoriety, i guess you could call it celebrity, which comes with many, many ups and downs. there is also a lot of pressure on you through social media, whether it is through your own doing, orthrough the public perception of you, what you believe the public's perception of you is, to kind of live a lifestyle. would you ever post on instagram, i'm feeling sad today? like, a kind of emotional post? i'm not someone who really talks about my emotions that much to my friends. but sometimes, i've not done it, but sometimes i think it is a big deal to put yourself out there, make yourself vulnerable to all of those people. for me, i think because of the industry i'm in, i know a lot of the people that i see on instagram in real life, you go on their social media page and they look like they are having the best time in the world and they are the happiest people. and i know these people personally, and some of these people i know, obviously no na

that titular character played by the great denzel washington is struggling to secure a heart transplanting to the health resources and services administration kidneys are the most needed organ for transplantation. >> kat: i feel like organs in general, not easy to come by. also i did not see the movie. i saw the commercial and i was like boy, that looks stressful. >> talking about things you have not seen. >> kat: i get the vibe what it's about praise be to when you work in cable news, often you don't see the things you're talking about. movies and award shows. we will do entire segments on award shows and none of us have watched. >> i cannot wait for that. what i also cannot wait for, mr. tom shillue. are you there? >> tom: yes. >> in the b block you made mention of the fact that there's no such thing as misinformation. you'll recall cnn with a head nick sandmann, the covington kit, social media platforms helped spread the misinformation that he was the instigator with that native american. of course, nick sued cnn and won settlement. i want you to elaborate. >> tom: they shouldn't cal

people like denzel washington and will smith, they make like $40 million. they doubled their salary. and that was done because warner brothers felt they needed to appease talent disney seems to feel they have more leverage, the hottest brands they have marvel they have pixar. >> the question i think long term, will this lead to more big-time stars going to netflix where you get all your money up front? brent lang, we appreciate your time >> that's a great point. >>> two major oil names reporting oils both crushing estimates. we're going to bring you exclusive comments from chevron ceo up next. plus, the next frontier in tech. how companies are revolutionizing the recruiting process. we'll be right back. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah

that titular character played by the great denzel washington is struggling to secure a heart transplant kidneys are the most needed organ for transplantation. >> kat: i feel like organs in general, not easy to come by. also i did not see the movie. i saw the commercial and i was like boy, that looks stressful. >> talking about things you have not seen. >> kat: i get the vibe what it's about praise be to when you work in cable news, often you don't see the things you're talking about. movies and award shows. we will do entire segments on award shows and none of us have watched. >> i cannot wait for that. what i also cannot wait for, mr. tom shillue. are you there? >> tom: yes. >> in the b block you made mention of the fact that there's no such thing as misinformation. you'll recall cnn with a head nick sandmann, the covington kit, social media platforms helped spread the misinformation that he was the instigator with that native american. of course, nick sued cnn and won settlement. i want you to elaborate. >> tom: they shouldn't call it misinformation. they should've called it a lie, li

i think i saw one scene where they were in the background but they aren't there any think about denzelthought of the families in a particular morgan freeman statement when he says i left mike kinfolk -- i always think of that line because i'm like what does this mean to their children and to their can in their community? .. era in you provide dozens of new perspectives in your talk alone especially that central idea that the civil war was not just over in four years or can find to what happened on the battlefield but it went beyond the battlefield and after 1865's and the men involved that you really get a sense of how broad the verifications were thank you to the civil war studies at 12 think mr. pacitti to thank them we would have made a great team this year with our speaker series and the moderation of the q&a to know that doctor u-haul delivered it and she is on the youtube channel and c-span as well. most of all thank you for a wonderful lecture

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scene where they're in the background, but they don't say they're not there and i think about when denzel and they're talking about tear up the pay because i thought of the families and particularly also morgan freeman's statement when he says i left my kinfolk in bundy. i always think of that line because i'm like, what does this mean to their children to their to their fictive can to their community and i really struggle with that having said that i will always show glory in a class, will always critique it. i believe that there is a new film coming out with will smith that's called emancipation which is going to look at a freed man who joins a us ct regiment? so i'm hoping against you know that this is like gonna really repush the conversation and it's my hope that you know, i can get someone to take my project and write a screen play for it. i would love to see it like i am i can see the people in my head as i wrote and and read it. so my dream of all dreams is to have this on film or some, you know, streaming app, whatever because you know, there needs to be more visibility on the bl