they were like you would be ed harris' love interest. >> desi: that's all it took. >> that's really all it took. >> desi: i read that you all filmed everything at 22 days, is that true? and mostly in one location? >> the vast majority is in one location which is the house you see in the film. which is a little smaller than it appears. we had a lot of challenges. like heat. [laughter] >> desi: if you're going to be stuck in a house for 22 days that's not a bad cast to be stuck in a house with. >> it's not a bad cast. when you bring animals to work, generally most people are like this anyone have allergies? and that didn't happen. >> desi: there were animals? >> someone brought their dog to set except one of our cast members who shall remain nameless pete -- [laughter] he is terribly allergic to dogs. it starts with the -- and they were watching him turn. >> desi: oh, no! >> this is awful. and people think they are far enough away from where we are filming that they can eat doritos. you are delivering -- this is my oscar-winning performanc

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ed harris, gabrielle union, jennifer coolidge. most of your scenes were with pete davidson.es, i was frightened at first, i'll admit that. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good instinct. that's a good instinct. >> it was great. well, i was alert. you know? it was good. we took turns being alert. it was cool. >> seth: there's a real -- you guys have a natural chemistry. can you tell right away you're going to have a chemistry with an actor or actress when you start doing scenes with them? >> well, i think so yes. that's a really good question. you can see if someone is trying, you know? is like, trying to control themself and not just let anything fly out of their mouth or their body. and he was very much -- very much -- you know, when someone -- [ laughter ] you know, like the person sitting next to you, you know? are they giving a damn about you or are they just -- in here like this? you know? but it's -- he was really that way. he really wanted to do well. i like -- you know, and you can't be friends with an actor unless they do the job first. don't try to be my friend, we got

he wrote an op-ed saying kamala harris was going to win by a landslide. he says the trump administration's going to implode in 30 days, i think we can take that for what it's worth. also this past week in "the new york times," there was a huge profile about senator chris murphy saying he's a breakthrough and he is so refreshing and so great. the guy acts like the election never happen, still talking about hitler and the constitutional crisis in republicans and billionaires and fascism. it's obviously not what happened and they are spiraling. >> jesse: greg, were you surprised you didn't receive the naacp image award? >> greg: i have done so much work. he thought the letter and stood for nanny. but james carville is right, it's the best strategy, i hope the democrats don't listen and embarrass themselves because who is more likely to get hit by a car? some guy sitting on the couch eating popcorn or a guy going outside to run? a guy running. the republicans are in power, they are playing in traffic so sooner or later something's going to happen. the odds ar

but also if he wrote an op-ed of that kamala harris will win by a landslide,arri when he says that trump implode and 30 days, i think he will take that for what it is worth. it' also in "the new york times" e abouts his huge profil a senator chris murphy, that he is such a breakthrough and he ia so refreshing, he acts like thek election never happened.he talking about of the constitutional crisis and worried about billionaires, thai are racist, and obviously not what happened. and they are spiraling in this case.. >> jesse: or you surprised you di d not receive an image award? >> greg: i have done so much work. he thought the letter and stood for a nanny. by james carville is right. it is the best strategy, i hope democrats don't listen and embarrass themselves continuously. who is more likely t o gee lit hit by a car? a guy sitting on the couch eating popcorn or a guy going outside to run? the guy running.g they are out there, playing in traffic.ing' sooner or later something will happen, the odds are something will happen, might be a catastrophe might not. the democrats have to sit bac

. >> harris: her new op-ed said maine's girl athletes paying the price for extremism of state politiciansites the maine principals association has placed the left woke agenda above the welfare of students and dignity of our female athletes. simple. boys should not be competing in girls sports. unsafe, unacceptable. girls deserve better. kerri urbahn sees a tough court battle ahead. >> there are unfavorable decisions for girls out there. if and when the supreme court takes this up. i do think at some point they will. i don't see them siding with the girls on this issue. we'll have to wait and see. >> harris: we'll be watching for sure. let's get some reporting more on it. alexis mcadams in hoboken, new jersey. alexis. >> for some people watching now they wonder how is this still happening after president trump signed the executive order banning boys from competing in girls sports? that's exactly what is happening now in the state of new jersey. this state could be next. attorney general pam bondi sent the warning shot saying if you don't listen you will be sued by the federal government. w

. >> sean: you wrote a "new york times" op-ed three reasons i am certain that harris will win and heur three reasons. and another point you actually said i am just i'm doubling down that i think harris is going to win. you said that. i think you went for the same polls you are citing. here is my question. to me, if you want to be the party where the democrats defend men the plank and women's sports, if you want to be the party that stands up for illegal immigrants rights over the safety and security of americans because they let millions of unvented only goes into this country including cartel members and murderers and terrorists, if you want to be the party that is going to fight against spending hundreds of billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse i think it is about strategy. as somebody i respect you i would thank you agree with me that democrats should stand with donald trump on getting rid of that waste, fraud, and abuse. >> i missed an election call. i'm a gambler i'd bet against the point spread. actually 26 and six publicly in my last picks. i got 26 right but i missed

ed. three reasons i am certain that kamala harris will win. and you laid out your three reasons. and another point you actually said, i'm just saying i'm doubling down, that i think harris is going to win. he said that, and i'm sure you went by the same polls that you're citing. here's my question, though. to me, if you want to be the party where where the democrats defend men playing in women's sports, if you want to be the party that stands up for illegal immigrants rights over safety and security of americans because they let millions of unvetted illegals in this country, including terrorists and cartel members and murderers. if you want to be the party that is going to fight against spending hundreds of billions of dollars in waste, fraud and abuse, i think it's a bad strategy. and as you know somebody, i respect you. i would think you would agree with me that democrats should stand with donald trump on getting rid of that waste, fraud and abuse. well, so i missed an election call. okay? i'm a i'm a gambler. i bet against the point spread. i was actually 26 and six publicly i

look at this, he penned an op-ed in the "new york times" three reasons i am certain kamala harris will. he is sure of the country of this. quote: he wrote america it will all be okay. miss harris will be elected the next president of the united states of this i am certain. that is a lot of faith in a seventh string quarterback. nevertheless, democrats have received their marching orders. here is congressman adam schiff doubling down on the mission. >> you posted on social media this: trump is moving in a fascist direction and we need to stop him. >> this has nothing to do with efficiency and effectiveness. this is about trump and musk creating a situation where they have the power to do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it without any checks on that power. >> and here comes hakeem jeffries. >> we understand the scale of the threat that can't be doubted. our communities have been under siege since before the civil war. i'm a direct descendent of those communities. we understand the struggle and history and as a caucus it's definitively the case we understand it jamie dim

muchis different tune and the, n carvie said 2020 election.erta the op-ed in i "the new york times," three reasons i am certain kamala harrisill win.te he assured the country at this,i he wrote, "america, it will beit okay and thieds heiress will bei thn.e next president of the united states. in this i am certain." that is a lot of faith in the seventh string quarterback but they have not received marching orders. doubling down on the on the mission. you posted on social media this, trump is moving a fascist direction and we need to stop him. >> this hathiss nothing to do wh efficiency and effectiveness. t this is about musk and trump to have the power to do what they want to do without many checkskm on that power. >> kayleigh: here comes hakeem jeffries. >> we understand the scale of the threat down in our communities under siegre and since before the civil war. and i'm a direct descendant of those communities so we understand the history and a s a caucus definitively the case we understand that. >> kayleigh: but jamie dimon provided a little shot of private sector energy badly needed among public officials. >> they are in

new york times until his friend barack obama said, please write an op ed saying joe biden should leave after that debate. but harris george clooney never says what doug schoen says, does he? that, hey, now's the time to put our muskets down and get some bipartisan action on the things that our country really needs? >> you know, there are a couple of big observations to be made about the president biden's obvious mental decline. first is that our founders gave us a first amendment, not because it's great to be a journalist. there's nothing wrong with being a journalist, but they wanted the american people to be informed, to be able to hold their government accountable. the fifth estate dropped the ball entirely because they have become cheerleaders instead of people holding those in power accountable. the second observation is when you don't have a competent leader and instead the bureaucracy runs the place. they don't know what it means to be politically accountable. they don't run for office. they don't stand up in front of god and everybody and say, this is what we're going to do. i wrote a book called put your b

harry farley. i asked him how quickly the uk government could increase spending on defence. on defence, and the talk�*s to go to 2.5%, that�*s what ed, say to 3%, which would be so these are large sums of money. how would you pay for it? and that is not yet clear. on digital services, essentially on large that tax is currently at 2%. they�*re suggesting raising that to io%. so a significant extra tax. no word from the government on their thoughts on that. and a growth agenda, and it seems unlikely that they would want to impose an extra tax like that. but that leaves the question open as to how you pay for that extra defence spending. the government has said that they are committed to setting out a path to reaching that 2.5% figure. you mentioned the former chief of the defence staff, so i think that focuses minds, gives you an indication leaders, certainly, at the state of the army. all that in the context of the prime minister wanting to, or saying that he is ready and willing to put uk troops deal that is reached between ukraine and russia. questions about ukraine and donald trump�*s clash with president volodymyr zelensky, and w

. >> harris: well, your colleague congressman arrington who chairs the house budget committee wrote an op-eder of this crisis? automatic, unchecked, mandatory spending. democrats are trying to scare the nation by casting aspersions on doge as if the boogeyman is coming for obligated benefits. if we fail to meet this moment we risk a full scale debt crisis trapping us in a vicious cycle of economic and fiscal decline. your reaction to that. >> chairman arrington is spot on beating this drum for a long time. talk about reversing the curse. the curse being the massive debt thrown upon our country driving high inflation, high interest rates. the things the american people want us to reverse. the democrats did it with all their massive spending. when president biden and kamala harris did the trillion dollar spending bills over and over again, that's what america knows that created massive inflation we're trying to reverse. how do you do it? elon musk has been uncovering so much fraud. $2 billion going to stacy abram's group. they had taken in 100 a year before and win a $2 billion contract from t

but i'm curious, given what harris and biden have to run on 2024 and yet still the results that we saw what must democrats do differently to execute on what you said in the op-edi said in the op-ed, american families wake up worried about their job and doctors appointments and roads and bridges they drive each day, the public school they drop their kids at and whether they feel safe in their community if you can't thsatisf those needs as much as you care about that next issue, you can't get to it and the candidate you believe will help you pay the bill at the end of the month then you might lean toward the candidate even if you disagree with them on a lot of other things stop i think with the democratic party i hope everybody needs to do first is spend 80% of your time there was a way you govern they need to see feel and touch these things the advancements in their life. when i started my em2023 electi year later donald trump would win by 30 points i recognize while we had the best two years for economic development those jobs are gonna take a little bit longer to come online. i made sure what i talked about a growing economy i was standing in front of the lar

harris won in 2024. you are from a district that donald trump won in 2024. as a democrat, you wrote this op-ed try something different in how we deal with trump. every word he has ever spoken has been criticized. yet, he just won again. people are exhausted by the endless finger pointing and nitpicking and daily battle for political advantage. we talked about that. how do you see it shaping up at this point. >> the natural inclination take a punch at me i will take a punch at you. we have had enough in our country with everybody attacking each other. it's not easy right now because the president is doing a lot of stuff right now. coming at us like a fire hose. >> he wool not waste a single moment on delivering to our promises to the people. >> and people are concerned. they don't really know what happens going on. but, one of the things that brian and i have focused on is where can we find common ground on things like immigration and the border, on the budget. on the deficit what we do to fight against the tide coming at us. >> elon who? >> bret: this concern about doge, specifically from demo

harris administration. >> sounds like a republican. [laughter] >> vote for trump, your groceries will be cheaper. >> the question is will that happen. ed? >> i'm a republican and i came here to promote the campaign trump won. he won because he ran a bitter campaign and -- better campaign and she ran worse campaign. but i shouldn't have watched his press conference on the crash. it was embarrassing. i will say to a group that a guy who wants to talk about common sense, he shows very little common sense sometimes. if you want to see what a true president looks like, we just passed the 39th anniversary two days ago of the crash of the challenger. if you want to see a true president and you want to see a true president showing compassion, which is what a president should do and a time like this, watch that speech. it is one of the best speeches, showing compassion for the voters and for the tragedy, that i've seen in my entire time in politics. >> when he is talking about, if you guys didn't see it this morning, president trump went into the white house briefing room and he blamed the crash likely on dei, and that he was pressed for eviden

harris: i love how he held it up for the class to read. there were so many young girls there on hand for the event. collegiate swimming star riley gaines, her op-edtled the all-out war on female athletes ends now thanks to president trump. here she is from last night. >> to see him deliver in the way that he did that visual that you saw, him signing this executive order with dozens of young girls surrounding him. i can't even tell you what that visual means to me as someone who, of course, three years doesn't sound like a long time especially for those who i feel indebted to who fought long before me. i feel vindicated and i feel this overwhelming feeling of gratitude. >> harris: jackui heinrich is live at the white house. >> the way the white house sees it, this order is less about transgender people than protecting women's access to safe and fair athletic opportunities. reflecting on it this morning the president said he couldn't understand why anyone would want it any otheray. he referenced a conversation yesterday with someone who opposed his decision. >> president trump: he is a very smart guy. went to a great school. was a great student. an

harris endorsement but i remember i am angry for different reason. jeff baeza's -- jeff bezos is a disruptor, a bold new thinker and visionary and he's killing the op-ed endorsement in the op-ed page, that's his contribution to solving the question of restoring trust in news? we need jeff in this fight in a very different way so i wrote him a letter and said would you please engage with us, our mission, and we said we would meet in february and march to have a discussion. jeff never wrote back. maybe the reception. we thought was a great idea to get everyone together and we are thrilled to convene such an amazing group of leaders. we are obviously not going to solve this question but we can do a few things, we can be grounded and accurate data about where we stand on this issue and we have a conversation with the chair of gallup in a second. we will hear from abroad and high level array of leaders across the ideological spectrum and also hear from brendan car, the new chairman of the fcc who is not just consequential but is part of all sorts of controversial and relevant discussions. before we get to that, i turned the tables on our editor-in-chief at

backwards but given what harris and biden had to run on in 2024 and the results we saw, what must democrats do differently ahead of 2026 and 2028 to execute on what you said in the op-ed? >> what the president and vice president were out there doing versus what you heard. what you spent time talking about and what you bring people's attention to. that is critically important. american families wake up worried about their jobs, their next doctor's appointment, the roads and bridges they drive each day and the public school to drop their kids off at and if they feel safe in their community. as much as you care about the next issue, you cannot get to it. as a candidate you believe will help you pay the bills by the end of the month then you might lean toward that candidate even if you disagree with them on a lot of other things. spend 80% of your time, the way you govern, the way you communicate, the what you think, feel, touch these advancements in their lives. when i started my 2023 election and said donald trump would win by 30 points are recognized we have the best two years for economic development but those jobs would take longer to come online. when i talked about