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. ♪ >> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this february 24th i am willie geist, another busyorning beginning with pope francis wrapping up his four-day conference on the decade long plague of sex abuse at the catholic church. the too little too late for many but is the church serious on its new vow? we'll go live to the vatican. >>> we'll look ahead to a big week to president trump, house democrats blocking the border wall. the president's former attorney ready to appear before congress who could be a block buster hearing. all of we'll get into all of it with chuck todd. >>> later on this oscar sunday a sunday sit down with emily blunt, as she comes off a huge year featuring a lead role of the of -- and she co-starred with her husband, john krasinki. >> i was emblazin into my memory. >> i needed to do a mind interpretation of her. >> a sunday sit down with emily blunt and a another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with the pope, the pope vowing to confront abusers with the wrath of god. critics say it is too little too late. nbc anne thompson is at the vatic

we'll send you back to sunday "today" with willie geist.e ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> i know gorge is next in line. after that, who knows? >> that's amy adams in her oscar nominated role as dick cheney's wife, lynn, in the movie "vice," three weeks from tonight, adams can win an academy award. she has half a dozen nominations over the years in movies like "the fighter" and "american hustle hustle." but for someone who has been in a classes with the biggest stars in the world for more than a decade now. the refreshing low key adams does not understand all the fuss. a amy and i got together in new york for a sunday sit-down. >> she just don't call

. >>> time to check in with willie geist to see what is coming on sunday. >> my guest is emily b talkingppins which is nominated for four oscars and costarred with her husband in the surprise thriller "a quiet place." emily talks about working on a set directed by her husband. a sunday sitdown with emily blunt plus news and politics. for now, i'll send it back to you. we'll see you on sunday morning. >> it will be a good one. >>> now to the story of one mom impacted by the government shutdown. how her luck has changed. >> reporter: the smiths of new jersey played the pick six as the government shutdown was looming. william smith talking about his mom who works at a federal park in staten island. their lottery picks were golden, $ $29 million. >> he said, i think you need to efore the furlough started. it was so overwhelming, it took a month to claim the prize. she plans to buy a few houses but doesn't want to change. >> i'm going to continue to work and remain humble. >> the winnings brought her peace of mind should the government shut down again. >> they say peace of mind is priceless b

geist.our sunday sit-down. a good one this weekd. >>hank you for calling mr. geist. i've been asking you nor years to address m that way. >> after i heard from your it.yer, i decided to do >> ms. guthrie. >> i'm not there yet with her. my guest is liam hemsworth, best known for starring with jennifer lawrence and his marriage to miley cyrus. now liam is trying his hand at comedy in the n movie "isn't it romantic." >> i am so sorry. my driver was probably distracted by your -- m eit the darling, aren't you. >> we know you fhe hunger games," "independence day." did that feel like a leap? >> felt like the time to do something different. in my real life i'm not very serious. i wasn't nervous about doing comedy. i wanted to hold my own with ople like adam and rebel who are comedians a extremely funny. >> liam lems worth grew up the youngest of thr actor brothers. chris and luke were making names for their sems in hollywood. while liam was cutting his teeth on australian television. >> i sent tape

activists are playing for is less particular legislation and more a decisive change in the scythe geist. because when that decisive change in the scythe geist comes, it makes it much easier to do all the other work that needs happening. and so that's one of the reasons i think it's been so profound to watch, and partly it's good organizing, you know. sort of 10 years of all kinds of people organizing have finally reached a kind of crescendo. partly, let's be clear, it's the best organizer out there is mother nature and she has been hitting us upside the head with a two by four over and over and over again. if there's anybody in california left who is not worried and scared and wanting to do something, then there's something clinically wrong with them. i mean, mother nature has chosen california to make a demonstration of just about every possible thing that, you know, you can do with an elevated temperature. and acidified ocean. and so i think it's a very opeful moment. let me also cite the public opinions which were quoted in the paper today, a green new deal is supported by 81% of reg

. >> if it is thursday, that m ins willie geist day. >> hey, guys.t sells out at t nbc store online. would you be -- >> ladies and gentlemen, sunday "today" with willie geist airing sundays on "today" with willie geist. >> it is aee and voluminous mug i encourage everyone to buy. >>> we stani this m with the story everyone seems to be talking about. the latest twist involving mp

e backfield will also have chris thompson and darius geist returning from a torn acl.he baeffield. guys,e i leave you here. today is a huge day in the asian community, it's the lunar new year, the year of the pig. >> okay. >> i want to share a little tradition, as a matter of fact. that's giving out these red envelopes. >> nice. >> in chinese -- they're filled with cash. >> really? >> there's money in there. don't spend it all at once, doug. >> there is money. >> doreen, i got yours over here. >> a buck. >> we canet a tall coffee if we combine. >> this right here is why little asian kids all around the world love this day. raking it on chinese new year. happy new year. happy new year. >> thankou, [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. d

and heidi pryzbyla, along with willie geist and mike barnicle in new york. we're just over a full day removed from the president's state of the union. >> i didn't want to talk about that yet. >> you don't want to -- >> let's do a deep tease to willie geist. i saw a tweet last night. i forget who said it exactly. it said in one week virginia has jumped right over the state of florida right into louisiana territory as far as craziness goes. and, boy, it just continued yesterday. >> it's beyond crazy. you wonder where the bottom is. we've gone through the top three elected officials in the state of virginia and how far does this go? it's incredible with the charges of sexual assault and now the attorney general saying he, too, had been in black face as he dressed up as performer curtis bow. i don't know who is next. it may come down to putting in the governor's mansion someone's who name was picked out of a hat because the election was too close to call in november. seriously. >> we saw also on twitter yesterday, mike barnicle, that somebody congratulated the s

. >> if it is thursday, that means it is willie geist day. >> hey, guys.gs the mug. it sells out at the nbc store online. would you be -- >> ladies and gentlemen, sunday "today" with willie geist airing sundays on "today" with willie geist. >> it is a deep and voluminous mug i encourage everyone to buy. >>> we start this morning with

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the global consequences how has women's protest changed the arts are we on the verge of a new type geist everybody is talking about it so are we. our parts twenty one special with karen helm staff at deutsche of l a global media farm in bonn. the big debate with four international women who speak up. ladies and gentlemen. thank you all warm welcome to this special edition of arts twenty one at the global media forum today here in bonn my name is karen homestead and it's a great pleasure to be here eight months into the post me two era we've seen it spawn countless other protests most notably the time's up campaign and the interesting thing and striking thing about these protests is that they started in the cultural sector which raises of course the questions how powerful is culture how powerful are women in culture in the wake of me to time magazine made the silence breakers its collective person of the year for two thousand and seventeen saying their actions and least one of the highest velocity shifts in our culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. well we'd like to see just how muc

absolutely that would sum it up correctly i think this year it reflected the cultural zajac geist of the time so to speak i mean it was a meditation on the current political climate in america under the trumpet ministration if you look at the the i mean we can argue that cinema has triumphed over divisiveness in this year's ceremony with the roma green book and black klansman all you know taking home the oscar gold issues about racism about identity about diversity about immigrants they were all part of the speech is the many speeches and you know consecutive contenders many took a job at the president i think there was that political undertone and spike lee's particularly spike lee's speech koran as well and peter for really for a green book generally you would think in spite of all the you know the controversy surrounding green book that was a surprise in winning best best picture but i think many including me and i wrote that down here i saw it as testimony to america's need for reconciliation in view of what's going on you know it's like some sort of social appeasement because it

. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday, february 3rd, i am wily geist

. ♪ >> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this february 24th, i am willie geist, another busyg with pope fr conference on the decade long plague of sex abuse at the catholic church. e

. >> ♪ good morning, welcome to "sunday today," i am halie jackson, in for willie geist.es tell nbc news chicago police are looking at

geist.you for years to address me that way. >> after i heard from your lawyer i finally did it. >> ms. guthrie. >> i'm not there yet with her. my guest is liam hemsworth. he's best known for his recent marriage to miley cyrus and the youngest of the three brothers all starring in hollywood. he's now trying his hand at come comedy. >> i'm so sorry. my driver was probably distracted by you. how are you? quite the darling, aren't you? >> we know you from the hunger games movies and independence day and all those kind of filmsment did that feel like a leap for you? it felt like a time to do something differently definitely. in my real life i'm not very serious. i just wanted to hold my own with people like adam and rebel who are comedians and extremely funny. >> liam hemsworth grew up the youngest of three actor brothers, chris and luke already were making names for themselves in hollywood while liam was cutting his teeth on australian television. >> i started sending tapes over to the states fo

lee called him out at the oscars i think bernie is just responding to where we are today with the geist of today is i mean and certainly identity politics is addressing some of these justice issues that still haven't been addressed whether they're in the black community the brown community for women for people the l.g.b. t.q. community. and i'm aware that actually that gender was a bit further i can't keep up with the acronyms that are added on but i think he has to have an ear to it and he has to understand that if he's going to put out an economic message and the justice message part of that justice message and social equity message will be dealing with people's long time concerns that need to be addressed and they did support and i mean she came out of a campaign supporting him and now she's you know a congresswoman who certainly lit up washington yeah that that's for sure talk about these other candidates of course she is not eligible for the next presidential run she's too young so let's focus on twenty twenty here first second he got tulsi gabber amy klobuchar sure i'm not sure if

alternative comedian thing which was very very anti thatcher time it was much more in the in the zeit geist to protest against a right wing government than it seems to be now and on the confused when it be honest i just think there needs to be a bit more protest generally since those days students who played a big now they have to ration fees and yes one tree to think that's been prevented them from being well political first yes i think because my daughter's twenty three sons twenty them and all of their friends are big big labor supporters because they really hate the idea that they're in this amount of debt that age group supports the current labor policy more because they they don't really have much to lose if you're if you know me they're hoping that at some point they'll be some mitigation against their their debt that they've wrapped up in this period of time and so therefore used we went through an entire period maybe fifteen years with hardly any student demonstrations and now hopefully it seems to be getting more and we interdict legen david cameron. acting as a catalyst for ironi

so out came will liie geist who they assume is the warmup act. a great story, right? i'm looking up, a lot of blank looks from the kids. i thought it was going pretty well and a kid raises his hand hand and said "when do we get to meet jimmy?" >> oh! >> the story of my life. when do we get to meet jimmy? >> how slick was it on a busy week for you, willie. you had your appearance on the "tonight show." the kids wanted to meet the host of "sunday today." they got their chance. and of course donnie and i can't wait to hear what's coming up on sunday today. >> a guy we all know and love on this show, the congratulate bradley cooper is my guest this sunday. his movie "a star is born", which he directed and obviously stars in is nominated for eight oscars. the grammys are this sunday and he and lady gaga are nominated for four grammys for that movie "shall "shallow", it's the number one sou song on the sound track. we got to dig a little deeper than most interviews. we had a great conversation with just an all-time great the guy. >> do you have a culti

this year absolutely that would sum it up correctly i think this year it reflected the cultural zajac geist of the time so to speak i mean it was a meditation on the current political climate in america under the trumpet ministration if you look at the the i mean we can argue that cinema has triumphed over divisiveness in this year's ceremony with the roma green book and black klansman all you know taking home the oscar gold issues about racism about identity about diversity about immigrants they were all part of the speech is the many speeches and you know consecutive contenders many took a job at the president i think there was that political undertone and spike lee's particularly spike lee's speech koran as well and peter for really for a green book generally you would think in spite of all the you know the controversy surrounding green book that was a surprise in winning best best picture but i think many including me and i wrote that down here i saw it as testimony to america's need for reconciliation in view of what's going on you know it's like some sort of social appeasement because

call you sweet willie geist?e man. >> roker made this famous. god bless you for this. >> you can only see it here. we start on this thursday morning with the marathon on pitol hill yesterday. michael cohen, the id

. >>♪ good morning, welce to "sunday today," i am halie for willie geist.ources tell nbc news chicago police are looking at whetherie smollettwo men to fake attack on him. >> new information ability tout gunman who opened fire at work killing five people. police now say he should never been able to own the gun in the first place. >> later willie sat down with liams hemsworth. what it is like t live with his wife miley cyrus and how he felt when he los a big role to his brother. >> it has not m been th of things but thor was the biggest thing. i was too young about . mine was crumbling. >> that sunday sit down with liam hemsworth. >>> let'segin this morning with jussie smollett, police are turning the focus back on the actor this mornin morgan radford is here with us this morning. >> this is a stunning new development. chicago police now tryingo figure out if smollett was involved in staging the whole thing. over night smollett said it was not true. >> the chicago police confirming a statement that new information has in fact shifted the trajectory of the in

why is this a geist russia? >> well, because there is no penalty with breaking the treaty.r they want to do. we said, fine, keep doing whatever you are doing. now the russians will say we weren't really in violation, now we can test violations and not be in violation of the treaty. the americans are now offering and by the way, i don't represent the u.s. government in anyway here, but the americans are offering a half a dozen different rationales of why they're doing it other than competing with the chinese as if that has anything to do with russia and the int treaty. the ally versus to smile bravely and sayoc, i guess this is a good move. the russians baited us into getting out of a treaty that they didn't like and to walk away from europe and to started walk u ta talking about china. this is a win for russians to get us out of something we should have stayed with or kept them in a bit longer and compacted a price for leaving, but we didn't. >> so what do you think this administration did not work with its nato allies, put a collective pressure on russia to try to change t

. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday, february 3rd, i am wily geista cl for ralph northam to retire. he admted he did wore black face when he dressed upn 1980. the governor says it was not him on his school's yearbook space. members of his own democratic party insisting northam to step down. so far, t governor is refusing. can he survive? we'll get into it with chuck todd. >> we are less than ten hours away from the o kicko super bowl liii in atlanta. later a sunday sit-down with amy adams nominated for another oscar for her pheformance in movie "vice," on her rise to hollywood a-list from a less successful career. >> i were just wanting me to get their bread and i was asking a lot of estions. ere did you come from? what brings you here? you are so nice. >> give me the bread. >> really, they're looking for a dinner. >>> harry smith on the ageless tom brad he tries to win his sixth super bowl. it iser all ln the show. let's begin with ralph northam. he held a conversationomplete with the discussion of moon walking where he refused to resign over a raci

. >> ♪ good morning, welcome to "sunday today," i am halie jackson, in for willie geist.ources tell nbc news chicago police are looking at whether actor' legal team saying nothing is further from the truth. >>> new information this morning about the gunman who opened fire at work as he was being terminated killing five people. police now saying he should never have been able to own a gun in the first place. we will also honor the innocent lives he took that day. >>> late, willie sits down with movie star liam hemsworth opens up his acting life and living life with his wife miley cyrus and how he felt when he lost a movie role to his brother chris. >> there hasn't. too many of those sorts of things. i always felt too young for christmas celebrating with my agent about getting other films he was doing at the time. his whole world is opening up and mine was kind of crumbling. >> that sunday sit-down is coming up and harry smith with "another life well lived." >>> jussie smollett, police are turning their focus on him this morning. morgan is here with overnight developments.

and childish gambino's -- >> ♪ this is america >> i feel like the song that covered the site geist is." the video has so much meaning. >> a woman with 15 grammys of her host, alisha keys, is hosting. >> you have very much the establishment, but on the other, she's got hip-hop in her blood. >> reporter: more women on stage and among the nominees, and perhaps more female grammy winners. stephanie elam, cnn hollywood. >>> thanks for being here. i'll see you two hours from now. "se cup unfiltered" is next. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome to "unfiltered." here's tonight's headline. warren out her welcome? in case there'

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. >> and here is andrew mccabe talking about willie geist on "morning joe" today about what the suspicions were and why they opened an investigation into a relationship between donald trump and vladimir putin. >> do you believe, as some have suggested, that the president of the united states is a russian asset? >> i can't sit here, willie, and tell you that i believe that. what i can tell you is that i know we had good reason to open that investigation. >> you know andrew mccabe and you've gone through all of this. what do you think about the pret predicate? did they have good reason to open this investigation? >> i think this is an important question, andrea. people need to understand when mccabe says he opened a case, he ordered a case to be opened, we need to make a distinction between him protecting the already existing cases by inserting trump's name at the head of a separate investigation. so people would be wrong to think that there weren't already predicated, well-predicated russian counterintelligence investigations. and mccabe is saying, i opened the initial cases. he did not. it

. >> as we know, willie geist, if you read your constitution, all funding begins with the legislative branch and executive branch when the executive branch can't get the legislative branch to agree. what lindsey graham just said, unconstitutional. what mitch mcconnell is suggesting, unconstitutional. it doesn't make a lot of sense. if donald trump could have gotten $23 billion for his wall, why did he shut down the government as long as he shut down the government and watch his approval ratings sinks, 6, 7, 8, 9 points. he can't get the $23 billion but if he tries to, that will be overturned by the supreme court. we should be happy the government is going to stay open and they're looking for a fig leaf. i would be looking for the person who gave me the advice to not take the $20 billion from congress last year, when they were willing to give the president of the united states $20 billion when he was holding his strongest hand and they said, no, don't take that money. because of that person in the white house, whoever it is, he's gone from getting 21, 22, $23 billion for border securit

. >> willie geist, the testimony today in terms of what we've seen so far in the draft. przbyla's reporting is republicans will do everything they can to keep the hearing from starting, i think would be an incredible decision for republicans, maybe not the best in the long run. >> i think there will be a lot of republicans who will see defending the president their mission in the oversight committee where michael cohen will sit, this is extraordinary, a man viewed as another son to donald trump, who was a part of the family effectively. remember his famous quote to emily jane fox in "vanity fair," where michael cohen said, i'm the guy that would take a bullet to the president. that's how loyal he's been over the years. you look at his prepared statement we have this morning, that starts at 10:00 o'clock eastern time at the house oversight committee, michael cohen gets that with documentary evidence. the core questions about potential or alleged russian collusion, which are the trump tower meeting, the wikileaks hack of the dnc, and also these signed checks, payoffs to st

it's willie geist. >> thanks. >> so happy to have you. first up, will ferrell, almost 15 years since the release of "anchorman." now he's stepping back into the role but in a different y. iheartradio are bringing the ron burgundy podcast. >> what are your thoughts on climate change? is it upsetting you can't fly? let's talk about pete rose. do you ever run into that guy? he owes me money. can chickens have epilepsy. have people thrown batteries or penny at you? what's theal with the phillie phanat phanatic. morgana, thebandit, was she caught? >> he's still got it. will ferrell signed on for two e 12-epi seasons of the ron burgundy >>> up next, justin timberlake turned 38 years old, celebrated by hitting the stage in madison square garden where he performed as part of his man of the woods tour. off stage, however, his wife jessica el said, since the days of embarrassing pink ruffled bikis and underwater photo shoots, you have been infusing my life with so much joy and laugh that i blame you for mymilelines, but i wouldn't trade them for th

. >>♪ good morning, welce to "sunday today," i am halie for willie geist. tell nbc news chicago police are looking at whether

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. >>> look what the cat drug in, it's willie geist. >> thanks. >> so happy to have you.ank you for hanging. >>> first up, will ferrell, it's been almost 15 years since the release of the film "anchorman" in which he standard as ron burgundy. now he's stepping back into that role but in a different way. i heart radio and funny or die are bringing the ron burgundy podcast. take a look. >> what are your thoughts on climate change? >> is it upsetting that you can't fly? is it hard for you to eat chicken? let's talk about pete rose. do you ever run into that guy because he owes me money. can chickens have epilepsy? have people ever thrown batteries or pennies at you? what is the deal with the philly fanatic? morgan na, the kissing bandit, was she ever caught? you hatch out of the egg onto the field, what was that like? >> i'd like to see you work with lars vantreer. >> will ferrell signed on for two 12 episode seasons, that debuts february 7th. >>> up next, yesterday justin timberlake turned 38 years old. he celebrated by hitting the stage at madison square garden where he pe

. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday, february 3rd, i am wily geistdmted he did wore black face when he dressed up

. >> it's willie geist, you kind of anticipated my question, began what i was going to ask you to dohave said on the record in interviews they are against the idea of a declaration of a national emergency in this case but will be forced to vote against the president they've supported in many other areas. what would you say to them as they sit on the fence? >> to follow their instincts and to put the congress and the country above really their fear of losing a primary because they're out of favor with donald trump. how am i supposed to tell if the congress lets this stand, if the courts let this stand, how am i supposed to tell a future president that the thousands and thousands of gun deaths in this country are not a national emergency. that the thousand, tens of thousands of opioid deaths in this country are not a national emergency. that climate change is not a national emergency. this will come wak back to haunt the congress if we don't take a stand. if we don't unify and rise above party, rise above the particular president that's trying to do this and get this done. >> congressm

that's just, it seems to me, willie geist, that is a law school question waiting to be asked on a conan a president be indicted if the act pr actually helped him ormer become then insulate the government from any indictments. >> if the president of the united states had been awhile his wife was home with their newborn son. i think it might have. >> i actually think we can. i think you can probably it one thing talking about billy bush and it quite another doing that be engage. >> based on the fact that we've seen this check now for the first time and as john says, it part of american history. does that change the calculus here for you as an attorney in terms of what exactly happened from a criminal point of view? >> it certainly adds some very telling detail about the president's involvement. bear in mind we've seen in story unfold over a series of phases. it began with michael cohen appearing in open court to make his play plae and then proceeded through the publication of the plea agreement and sentencing memorandum and gradually individual number one's role began to surface, as a d

the global consequences how has women's protest changed the arts are we on the verge of a new type geist everybody is talking about it so are we. our parts twenty one special with karan hamstead at deutsche of l a global media fawn in bonn. the big debate with four international women who speak up. thank you so much thank you welcome to the special edition of our twenty one at the global media for.

the global consequences how has women's protest changed the arts are we on the verge of a new type geist everybody is talking about it so are we. our thoughts twenty one special with karen helm staff at deutsche of ella global media farm in boston. the big debate with four international women who speak up. thank you doesn't sound so much. thank you over warm welcome to this special edition of arts twenty one at the global media forum today here in bonn my name is karen homestead and it's a great pleasure to be here eight months into the post me to era we've seen it spawn countless other.