we can't forget about that, ellie. i mean, we all love our dogs and cats and they have a big prominent role on tiktok, too. brian, let me go to you. forgive a little bit of levity there as i as we break this all down. but what will actually happen to the app on sunday? here. everybody has their have phones. and i mean, to me, this sort of touches apple too, or touches samsung. whatever kind of phone that you have. i mean, they can't can't let the app just run as normal sunday night when this ban goes into effect. if it goes into effect, what do you think? >> right. it reminds us who the real gatekeepers are. it's apple, it's google, it's these phone and app store providers. one of two things will happen on sunday. either the way the law is written, apple and google have to remove tiktok from their app stores so new users can't download it. but the app would still work. you could still log on. you could still watch videos, but it wouldn't be updated anymore. it would be kind of like an old car. you could still drive it,

as elli said it used to be the committee case instructor. >> what? >> you need to go? in the early stages of 2016 campaign. my shop response and for a lot of press releases about you. but i will say this. [inaudible] >> no kidding. one of the things i don't think of it was a public dispute of one republicans dish as most of us about. i always respect even when we disagreed on the policy with your aspirational tone. he always talked about are better angels. for talked about the hopes and aspirations of americans. it seems that a our call is driven by anger when he think it's better want start off as we discussed the state of our disunion about whether or not they're even his spacer aspirational politics today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but not that's not what works right now. it's not what we see. i think of it has role to play in that. i'm not let me start in this particular not because i'm blaming them for it. i think there were sent in them the cause we forget example cable news is a business and its business that makes money based on ratings pick the more

new year to you and ellie there. tell ellie i said hey up me doc. uh, happy new year to you both. we can be in bahamas next year. >> we could be warmer, but you know what? be warmer. i was expecting warmer down here. i know you know, in the center part of the country, despite the latitude, the longitude plays a little bit against you. but at least it wasn't raining here. we didn't. >> you know, he looks as if he has a tan, though. >> where are you coming from? i do have you know, i did the george hamilton treatment earlier today, but told them a little bit less bright and a little bit less. but the bottom line is, you know what? when you're on for new year's eve, you got to look good. you have to look your best. yeah, that's what i heard. i'm competing against you, too. it's not really quite fair to me. >> especially the glamazon over here. yeah. no, like, come on, i'm going to bring my hat in. i just wanted you all to have your moment. and when i bring my hat in, i'm going to set it off. >> i have to cover up, but i also just want to show my bills. >> fandom, because that's what

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but despite all of that, ellie is absolutely right. if the democrats in the senate and the house don't get with the program and start backing up their democratic governors and the democratic states that are going to be screwed by donald trump because donald trump doesn't like them, purely because those states didn't give him the electoral college votes that he wanted to get to. 538, which is what he expected to have. right, because there are some states out there that just wouldn't do it. if they're not going to do that, then i don't know what they're doing. in washington, this era of comedy is over, and it was destroyed by donald trump. so let's get with the program, because the days of the robert byrd senate, where everybody kumbaya together, you know, after after session was over, everybody went to morton's and had a drink together over goodbye. >> and the thing about donald trump is it's not. also put the politics aside for a moment. that's a big issue, but also just sheer incompetence as we saw throughout covid, right? i mean, we

i just want to bring in ellie and ellie. if i cut you off because we're going into the audio, please forgive me, but what we're going to be listening to is basically what just took place. what about 20 or 30 minutes ago when this when we were playing the highlights of this on the air, when we were reading the highlights of what was taking place on the air. we're now going to hear what actually took place, right? >> this was a sentencing of donald trump over zoom. we are hearing some of the sounds of it come through, but we'll we'll stop when the real part starts. yeah. but yeah, the way this sentencing works is really aside from the fact that it's the president elect sitting in the defense chair, it seems like it was a fairly straightforward sentencing. the prosecutor speaks first, then the defense lawyer, then the defendant, donald trump. and we know he did address the court in pretty heated fashion. and then ultimately judge merchan finishes. it took 30, 35 minutes, which is pretty average for a sentencing. so if you take

ellie price, bbc news.s is the scene in rafah, where aid trucks have been entering the area. you can see many displaced people are returning to assess the scale of damage. some trucks have been looted with people taking sacks of flour and food as they came in. nearly 900 aid trucks entered the gaza strip on tuesday, the third day of the ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants hamas. a senior un official said so far there had been no apparent law—and—order issues. you can see from the pictures on your screen the scale of the destruction in rafah. the latest arrivals bring the three—day total to more than 2,400 trucks entering the enclave. the un says food aid, healthcare, and repairing shelters are among the priorities. this comes as as an israeli military operation is under way in the occupied west bank. a lot of concern about igniting tensions in the west bank with the operation going on in jenin. it is the larger scale operation going on 1564 00:23

ellie price reports. goodbye! jools says goodbye to a friend. it�*s april 2022 and he is 14. he took his own life, but the coroner said it�*s unlikely he meant to. his mum believes he died after an online challenge went wrong, but she doesn�*t have the proof. that�*s why she has been campaigning ever since to change the law to make social media platforms allow parents to access their children�*s accounts if they die. i want to know why a seemingly normal, happy child with no mental health decided one day to end his life, and i can�*t sit and just accept i don�*t know. it doesn�*t make sense, it�*s like there�*s a will massive gap. he wasn�*t being bullied, there was nothing off—line that anybody was aware of, no teachers, no school nothing. ellen says she started her campaign when she hit what she described as a brick wall from social media companies after she asked to see her son�*s accounts. tiktok has met with ellen, the only tech company to do so, and says it was not trying to prevent her from getting answers but, because it was not contacted by police until last year, th

ellie thank you for that wonderful introduction. although i will say i'm a little frazzled by the notion in your next that anyone here would disagree with me but i'll let that slide. senator, thank you for being here tonight. as i said i used to be the communications director dnc. i was as there in the early stages of the 2016 campaign. my shop was responsible for a lot of press releases but i will say this. one of the things i don't think i've ever said publicly as you are the one republican candidate i was the most nervous about at the time for a very simple on, i always respected oeven when we disagreed among policy with your aspirational tone. you always talk about our better angels and hopes and aspirations of the american people. it seems today our politics are driven more by anger than anything else. i want to start off as we discussed the tstate of our disunion about whether or not there is space for aspirational politics for today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but that's not what works right now. i think everyone ha

ellie price, bbc news. stripped of their driving licences for up to two years under new draft legislation to tackle fraud. the bill being introduced in parliament today would give officials the power to recover money directly from people's bank accounts — even if they are not on benefits but owe the government money. 0ur political reporter jack fenwick has more. at the budget three months ago, the chancellor said this. i can today announce a crackdown on fraud in our welfare system. today we've had the details. the plans could see new powers to retrieve the bank account details of some benefit claimants, and for government officials to recover public cash lost to fraud during covid, as well as people who defraud the system to the tune of £1,000 being stripped of their driving licence. high—street banks are understood to be uneasy about the department for work and pensions forcing them to hand over details about claimants thought to be cheating the system — as are charities who help people with their claims.

ellie price, bbc news, south—east london.lomites mountains in italy is believed to be that of 35—year—old samuel harris. samuel — here on the right — and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the region. an 18—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was killed in a drive—by shooting outside a church. the victim, 44—year—old michelle sadio, was standing among mourners outside the church in north—west london after a wake. the shooting happened on the night of december 14th. two men, both aged in their 30s, were also injured. the icy weather is continuing across the uk, with temperatures set to drop tonight. forecasters predict we could see the coldest night of the winter season over the next two days, with temperatures expected to fall as low as —15c or below. danjohnson is on the edge of exeter tonight, where snow has been causing travel disruption. it is not quite that cold yet, but it feels like it. it has been such a difficult day for drive

as elli said it used to be the committee case instructor. >> what? >> you need to go?y stages of 2016 campaign. my shop response and for a lot of press releases about you. but i will say this. [inaudible] >> no kidding. one of the things i don't think of it was a public dispute of one republicans dish as most of us about. i always respect even when we disagreed on the policy with your aspirational tone. he always talked about are better angels. for talked about the hopes and aspirations of americans. it seems that a our call is driven by anger when he think it's better want start off as we discussed the state of our disunion about whether or not they're even his spacer aspirational politics today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but not that's not what works right now. it's not what we see. i think of it has role to play in that. i'm not let me start in this particular not because i'm blaming them for it. i think there were sent in them the cause we forget example cable news is a business and its business that makes money based on ratings pick the more people watc

we are along ellis street, just outside the hotel essex.tween larkin and hyde street here in the city's tenderloin district. right behind me is the san francisco fire truck. they're actually retracting a ladder that was connected all the way to the very top of that building. that's good news, because that means what firefighters have done here is pretty much clean up everything they need to do. and now they're looking to clear the scene here. here's what they've told us from just a few minutes ago. the fire department says that they responded to a call of someone inside one of these units right on the top floor, reporting that their lithium ion battery from a scooter that was plugged in overnight might have caught fire. that created a bunch of smoke inside the unit, but thankfully it didn't extend farther than that. but they were asking some of the people who are also in this building to evacuate. most of them actually just sheltered in place. so it wasn't that dire of a situation, but enough to bring out at least three different fire engin

we're willing to ellie's point to think about, well, you know, maybe we should just be worried about the die policy as opposed to finding a legal solution for it. i think this is a moment, to be clear, to talk about the fact that these pardons are wrong, that donald trump violated the trust that americans gave to him. democrats need to be clear in talking about that at every opportunity, and republicans should be asked about it. and when these people begin to reoffend, we're told that one of the people who's been released has already been taken back into custody on gun charges when they begin to reoffend, when people are threatened, then the accountability needs to live where it belongs. in donald trump's lap. >> ellie. >> i would love for democrats to speak with the clear voice with this, right? i would love for john fetterman to not be taking pictures with pardoned terrorists. but that's not the democratic party we have right now. so while yes, there are some republicans who are squeamish, i guess, about releasing releasing convicted felons and cop abusers back into the general pop

ellie hollander joins us now. ellie, thanks so much. so just a few minutes ago, a federal judge apparently blocked some of this aid freeze. what is your reaction to that? >> well. >> i think what. >> jake, hello. >> and thanks. >> for having me. i think. what we. >> really are looking for is. clarification about what programs are really being looked at as being paused. are these programs delivering what they should? are they saving taxpayer dollars? are they efficient? and i think the uncertainty, the chaos that has happened since last evening when we heard about this has caused a lot of grave concern on the part of of older adults who rely on meals on wheels as a lifeline. and the providers who are there day in and day out to provide this service, which is good nutrition, but also a friendly visit, a check in, a wellness and safety check. >> so stephen miller, the domestic policy adviser to president trump, was on the show a few minutes ago and he said, wheels on meals. i think this is what he said. the wheels on meals shouldn't be acc

smith: we have to go to another question now, from harry ellis to president carter. mr. ellis: mr. president, as you have said, americans, through conservation, are importing much less oil today than we were even a year ago. yet u.s. dependence on arab oil as a percentage of total imports is today much higher than it was at the time of the 1973 arab oil embargo, and for some time to came, the loss of substantial amounts of arab oil could plunge the u.s. into depression. this means that a bridge must be built out of this dependence. can the united states develop synthetic fuels and other alternative energy sources without damage to the environment, and will this process mean steadily higher fuel bills for american families? pres. carter: i don't think there's any doubt that, in the future, the cost of oil is going to go up. we will drill more oil and gas wells this year than any year in history. we will produce more coal this year than any year in history. we are exporting more coal this year than any year in history. and we have an opportunity now, with improved transportation syst

island immin and ellis island immigration, giving the name to this moment where thers these waves of immigration. america welcomed by factory who want the labor from places that the streams of immigration had not come before eastern europe, italy, russia, italians, poles --, etc. today we celebrate it. then there was some hand-wringing over it. and just to give you a fact, don't this down. by 1890, when the great wave of immigration begins, there's alada flood tide of immigrants by 1890, new york alone had twice amany germans as hamburg, four times as many irish as and two and a half times as many -- as warsaw. four out of five people in new york in 1890 are immigrants or children of immigrants, and immigration is just warming up. and fall river is an town irish, portuguese, poles, french canadians all coming for the jobs in the mills. by 1890, fall river had the highest percentage of immigrants of any city its size and. this is going to again set off some hand-wringing that's going to shape our story, and that is there were some people who were worried that america in their terms wa

june to israel is actions in the occupied westbank. gabriel ellis, under his more now from the us. in his remark, secretary general, antonio gutierrez, spoke about syria 11 on and gaza, but also re focus the counselors attention on what he called is reels, unabated, illegal settlement expansion and demolitions. i am deeply concerned about the negative central setup to the integrity and conceit with the of the occupied policy and 3030 of guys and westbank isabel. it needs that these changes over the past 2 years of streamline that the excel that i did the supplement approval process is that results control over many aspects of planning and daily life in areas see of the west bank has been transferred. it's to use the value cvt and all sorry, t's the senior is rarely officials open. we speak of florida movie and next scene, all or part of the west bank in the coming months. and the such a next session with glossy to the most serious violation of international law. the secretary general also urge the creation of security and government mechanisms. they would fully re unify the westban

. >> things on that, ellie. i mean, just to break it down for people, these are not political appointees, which are the people that the president gets to pick. they're career prosecutors. as caitlin noted, they've been there a long time. the acting ag is claiming that trump has constitutional authority over this because under article two of the constitution, to to fire these people rather than really arguing, arguing that they're being fired because of their, their performance or their conduct. is this legal? >> well, so first of all, caitlin, this is straight up payback and there's no dispute about it. they come right out and say it. if you look at that letter, what the acting attorney general says is not you've done something wrong here. all that letter says it's about one page is you were part of the team that tried to prosecute donald trump. we therefore don't trust you. therefore you're out. now, as to what can be done, what's really remarkable here is this it is common, ordinary and expected that any new p

smith: we have to go to another question now, from harry ellis to president carter. mr. ellis: mr. president, as you have said, americans, through conservation, are importing much less oil today than we were even a year ago. yet u.s. dependence on arab oil as a percentage of total imports is today much higher than it was at the time of the 1973 arab oil embargo, and for some time to came, the loss of substantial amounts of arab oil could plunge the u.s. into depression. this means that a bridge must be built out of this dependence. can the united states develop synthetic fuels and other alternative energy sources without damage to the environment, and will this process mean steadily higher fuel bills for american families? >> we have an oprah -- opportunity to use american natural resources to expand rapidly the production of synthetic fuels. solar energy, yes. to produce the traditional kinds of american energy. we will drill more oil and gas wells this year than any year in history. we'll produce more coal this year than any year in history. we are exporting more coal this year t

let's speak now to ellie henderson, uk economist at investec. talk to me about this number today.isjust talk to me about this number today. it is just one number, talk to me about this number today. it isjust one number, a snapshot of what has gone on in the past, but what does it tell us about the state of the economy right now? today's data was certainly _ economy right now? today's data was certainly encouraging. - economy right now? today's data was certainly encouraging. as - was certainly encouraging. as you said, it came down to 2.5%, which crucially was not lower than lower than what economists expected, lower than the bank of england expected, a key signal that they will continue cutting interest rates. it is cutting interest rates. it is 'ust a cutting interest rates. it is just a temporary _ cutting interest rates. it is just a temporary blip, - cutting interest rates. it is just a temporary blip, all i just a temporary blip, all forecasts suggest it will be a bounce back again later in the year. bounce back again later in the ear. bounce back again later in the ear, .,

ladies and gentlemen, elli sweet. [applause] elli: welcome, everyone.me is elli sweet, and i am a freshman at the school of business year at georgetown university. since arriving on campus, i've already seen the large reach of gu politics. whether that means campaign boot camps, site visits to the rnc, dnc, or c-span, speakers like senator rubio visiting our campus, or the fellows and residents holding discussion groups, gu politics provides a home for many georgetown students. almost three years ago now, i started knocking on doors for marco rubio, helping what i hoped would be his successful run for the presidency. well, sorry, america. nevertheless, i persisted in my efforts to help senator rubio in the senate, first as a u.s. senate page when i was in high school, and then, this past summer, as an intern in his d.c. office. i have always been proud to work for marco rubio. senator rubio's parents came to america from cuba in the 1950's. his father, a bartender, and his mother, a maid, they provided an amazing example to their children about the impo

ladies and gentlemen, elli sweet. [applause] elli: welcome, everyone.y name is elli sweet, and i am a freshman at the school of business year at georgetown university. since arriving on campus, i've already seen the large reach of gu politics. whether that means campaign boot camps, site visits to the rnc, dnc, or c-span, speakers like senator rubio visiting our campus, or the fellows and residents holding discussion groups, gu politics provides a home for many georgetown students. almost three years ago now, i started knocking on doors for marco rubio, helping what i hoped would be his successful run for the presidency. well, sorry, america. nevertheless, i persisted in my efforts to help senator rubio in the senate, first as a u.s. senate page when i was in high school, and then, this past summer, as an intern in his d.c. office. i have always been proud to work for marco rubio. senator rubio's parents came to america from cuba in the 1950's. his father, a bartender, and his mother, a maid, they provided an amazing example to their children about the

larry ellis at 200 billion. sam waltman is sort of a laggard down here $1 billion.he bottom line, folks, think about this. i am a big fan of stargate. the movie itself was really great. had a great storyline about aliens that came down to call misers a prop vital to their existence. eventually we ran out of it so that aliens left. while they were here they help to build the pyramids. what is really amazing about it is throughout the history scientists have said, it was impossible for humans to have made those things at that particular time. they did not have the knowledge, they did not have the tools, so how did they do it. maybe this next page will give us some tools to enhance, you know, the next evolution of civilization. may be problematic. every time things like this happen, big tech, look at this. technology making a huge move-in technology services. sucking the air out of the rest of the market. i wanted to keep going. it is not really a bad thing per se. the broadening out of the rally started last week it is absolutely phenomenal. consecutive days over decl

ellie, the idea of a now defendant, somebody who had had a guilty verdict issued.his is not novel. we often expect to hear from the defendant, but this moment is historic. >> yeah. so i'm eager to see what. here we go. donald trump begins by saying this has been a very terrible experience and a setback for the new york court system. as you say, laura, in any sentencing, the defendant has the option to address the court. sometimes defendants choose not to do that, especially if they're intending to appeal. but clearly, donald trump is speaking now. he is going to be it sounds like so far he's being characteristically aggressive. he says this has been a terrible experience, a setback for the new york court system. and as you said, this is sort of the fundamental disagreement here. the d.a. and the judge will agree with the d.a. who said this was a righteous case. no man is above the law, but todd blanche his argument that he made that. it sounds like trump is is echoing. and here trump says this is the case that alvin bragg did not want to bring, is that this case sh

nbc's rehema ellis joins us now.him, obviously, and just days before donald trump comes back to the white house. i wonder what trudeau says about the decision and what comes next for a key ally. >> trudeau seems to say he saw the writing on the wall. as much as his ratings among voters, seems to have dropped below 20%, he has been struggling with issues like cost of living, the housing affordability or lack thereof. and people are just not so much in line with his policies, his deputy prime minister had resigned, his finance minister resigned, and so today he talked about he's going to resign. take a listen. >> i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serve canadians and by what is in the best interest of canadians, and canadians deserve a real choice in the next election, and it has become obvious to me with the internal battles that i cannot be the one to carry the liberal standard into the next election. >> so he says that he will stay on until march when another member of the liberal party

grant ellis is a former pro basketball player turned day trader. rebecca: we're excited to see you this season. everybody got to know you last season. you had just professed your love and then you got cut. >> yes. >> rebecca: then you came back. >> and then i came back. got to come back strong. >> rebecca: how are you feeling going into all this? >> i feel great. it's important that you wear your heart on your sleeve. i feel like i did just that. that resonated with america. hopefully, they can understand that. >> rebecca: yeah. i think people are drawn to you because of that. there's so much -- it feels genuine coming from you. jesse palmer had to really push you. you were torn. >> yeah. group of women that were on the show were amazing. they brought so much to the table. it's hard when you have to let people down. that's something that hurt. >> rebecca: you think about their feelings because you've been in that situation. >> 100%. >> rebecca: i want to look at a clip real quick. >> lot of excited women showing up here tonight. >> oh, man. i don't

thanks so much, ellie. we will see what happens.seeing some movement as early as monday. >> yes, brian. historic times and thank you for having me on. >> brian: you got it. meanwhile, president biden giving his final interview as president. that's next. ♪ >> with so much more than vitamin c. ♪ and for on-the-go immune support try emergen-c crystals. no water needed. lowe's knows it's easier to make the right calls when you have the right team. dak going for it, and he fumbles. brilliant recovery with the lowe's app. he always delivers. and so does the lowe's app. in store. online. our lowe's team has you covered. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for

for now, the beast goes on john home and how does it a, mexico that's bring it up. panel on this, ellie, on fresco is with us, are in immigration to trinity. thank you for being with us. you're also long titled, but worth it. deputy assistant attorney general in charge of integration and the justice department under the obama administration is why is because a lot of hispanic communities, even those who have family members who are, are documented themselves. they tend to agree with the fact that we have to go after people who have committed crimes in this country. it should be when it comes to like of other people. we can't really get to them until we are able to secure the border. and we're able to prosecute people. okay, what do you mean by other people? sorry. are other people with like undocumented people who have not committed crimes or crimes outside of the just the board across and people who are trying to have their lives here. you know, live the american dream. we can't really focus on them until we really talk about the criminal activity that is perpetrated by a several differ

. >> for more now, we're joined by casey ellis. he's founder of bugcrowd. that's a san francisco based crowdsourced security platform. casey, good to have you with us. good afternoon. >> thank you for having having me. all right. >> well, out of the gate. tell us how this order will make it easier for the u.s. to penalize foreign governments that target the u.s. with cyber attacks. >> yeah. for sure. so this this eo, i mean, aside from the fact that it's coming in kind of at the last minute, it's very sweeping and i think quite forward looking in terms of some of the things that it's put in there, like there's a lot of a lot of inclusions, the, the ability to, to actually, you know, attack back and, and some of the, the kind of responsibilities and tools that have been put in place to go after, you know, foreign actors. that's something that is useful today. but it's something that i think the outgoing administration and the different people that have worked there over the last four years think is going to become more relevant as we as we go forward. given,

keon ellis gets the steal. throws down the alley oop slam on the other end. the kings go up by 20.hird quarter. kings up 24. malik monk attack on the attack. here he rises for the poster jam there. that was really the story of the night. in this one. he finished with 26 points. the kings win their fourth game in a row. they're hot. 129 to 99 was the final. and this one the warriors had 22 turnovers tonight. they can't have that. >> yeah they've been an inconsistent season so far. >> yeah we'll see if they can get it together. >> all right we'll see you for sports reports coming up. >> thank you bailey. well the 11:00 news starts right now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we've also discovered that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months prior to the attacks. >> new information tonight revealing more about the man who killed 14 people in new orleans. the trips he took to the city prior to the attack, all captured on video through his smart meta gla

charles ellis had ineffective counsel at the age of 19 and is still incarcerated. we have 800 incarcerated men who have been fighting wildfires, and at the end of that day, they returned to a work camp, and there may be getting $5 a day. listen, people need to be reunited with their families and afforded an opportunity to make a positive contribution. so joe biden must continue to act, must continue to act boldly, and suddenly he has a few hours left to do it. >> and i hope marilyn mosby and jesse jackson junior is on his list. we've been urging him that for some time as well, as we're glad about marcus garvey and the others that he has done in historic numbers. thank you. congresswoman ayanna pressley, democrat of massachusetts. tomorrow, the country will celebrate doctor martin luther king day. joining me now is martin luther king, the third global human rights activist, and andrea walters king, president of the drum major institute, both coauthors of a new book, what is my legacy? for the second time, donald trump will be inaugurated tomorrow as president of the

aunjanue ellis. >> taylor. >> who plays hattie, had to, you know, as she would say, sort of unlearn.look into the camera, to not have a scene partner, to not have anyone she. >> could touch. >> and she. >> you know, intelligently and. >> quite brilliantly took that isolation. >> and that loneliness. >> and took it into the. character so that she could be the grandmother and. be isolated. >> and alone. >> and our, our lead. >> ethan harris, who played elwood, said something quite brilliant. >> in that. >> not having. >> a scene partner. >> in the. film allowed. >> for the audience, of course. >> to be. >> the. scene partner. so now that we're screening the film and he's going around. >> with them. >> he's able to have conversations with his scene partner. >> and so. >> it's like a beautiful sort of. >> almost time. >> dilation of the filming. process and really, really bringing the audience in. >> what do you hope people take away from the film? i know this conversation has been a little bit cryptic also, because also because we don't have limited time. but what do you hope people tak

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