sticking with the auto sector, the chierm of exor says it will remain loyal to fiat chrysler.riting to shareholders, elkin, who is also fiat chairman says exor would play an active and ambitious role in the carmaker's operations, adding that he believed the next 20 years in the industry will see greater change than the past 100 i'm very pleased bring in an expert on the auto sector, phillipe from jeffries now, philippe, auto sector m&a has been a topic that's been swirling for quite some time, and it's never really delivered on the market's expectations now we're seeing fiat chrysler seem to be coming into the mix in a much more concrete way. why now? >> you are absolutely right. these are common goals, and we usually come away with disappointment not much more has happened i think what is interesting to watch now is there's always been a restructuring angle to m&a, which is still there in addition to that, there is no -- the number of structural changes that strit is facing in terms of power train, in terms of how we relate to cars, how we own cars and use cars. it adds to th

"the new york times" profiled i documentary, the director exores happy. >> what does comedy bring to be it didn't have? cousin fighting for the country, you need comedy. if you don't smile, it's horrible. i have friends in baghdad. the family members are dead and keep smiling. >> right. >> because isis' plan to make you sad, make you feel bad about yourself and being muslim, about being christian. that was the whole isis mentality. if you are happy and you don't care and they're right there, that's -- i believe that was our war against isis in a way. >> larry charles is joining us from los angeles. as well as by skype from caracas, venezuela, gabo rius, a comedian profiled. i want to start with you. >> hello. how are you? >> good day to you, my friend. how serious a threats do you receive when you are out, after you've finished a show? >> i didn't receive like any threats but i am a little bit scared now because i realize we the people that made the show realize that it's like an act of revelry. right? we didn't think it of that. we just wanted to work. and suddenly everybody's talki

, and barr ignored th ale summaries, and chose to write his own that said the president had been exoratedller's team had written some summaries around this report, and that those ie summ they anticipated would be something that barr could use to be made public, and then it wasn't, and so there's frustration there.th >> quotespecial counsel's investigators had already written multiple summaries of the report, and some tea members believe that mr. barr should have included more of their material in the four-page letter he wrote on march 24th laying out their main conclusions. >> seth: so mueller's team wrote their own supuaries for the ic, and barr chose to ignore those summaries, and write his own. ayas a general rule, i'm a suspicious of anyone who chooses to do more work when they have the option not to. [ light laughter ] i mean we don't actually write a new closer look every night, wer just buy i a website called politicalrants.com. [ laughter ]gh tos closer look was written by gary from oregon. thank you, gary. [ laughter ] [ applause ] give it up for gary everybody. the "it's called