left virginia and george miller and alan hopkins left california for the sunshine state. all. alan, i will start with you. you are in an economist and you love california. but why did you leave? >> i will tell you, carley. i appreciate you having me on. i left california because california left me. psychologically, economically, and in so many ways, just left physically after having to put up with a lot of issues that presented themselves the last 20 years. >> carley: ellen the final straw was the pandemic? >> it's was. the pandemic hid in california, i realized they weren't so concerned about my liberties are my freedoms. they are more concerned about control. that was pretty evident when keeping pot shops open but i couldn't go to church. so i was looking for freedom and i found it in florida. >> carley: you found it in florida, georgia i'm sure you agree with that. tell us your story. you move to florida and you consider yourself a political refugee. >> i do consider myself a political refugee. i'm a conservative in florida and california no longer was. we move their 4

another sure fire red carpet draw scottish actress. tilda swinton returns in george miller's fantasy romance, 3000 years of longing, co starring address elbow cans. movie magic is worlds away from the war in ukraine, but the conflict will be front and center in discussions at the festival as well as in several films screening where for instance, in butterfly vision, a cheque ukrainian co production about a ukranian female soldier struggling with p t sd ukrainian director said again, lawson it's, i uses archive material from world war 2. in his new documentary, he questions the ethics of bombing civilian populations. as he explains in a video interview. i miss you. i the saddest thing is that right now we're seeing how these on learned lessons of the past are coming back to haunt us, ultimately sob. yes, there should be some laws or legal structures or agreements to ban the use of these methods of mass destruction or mass destruction of civilians as a kind of permitted war strategy. so green is, is killers from political relevance to sheer entertainment. this year is competition and c

your captain. 3 ah, another sure fire red carpet draw scottish actress. tilda swinton returns in george miller's fantasy romance, pre 1000 years of longing, co starring address elbow cans. movie magic is worlds away from the war in ukraine. but the conflict will be front and center in discussions at the festival as well as in several films screening. where for instance, in butterfly vision, a cheque ukrainian co production about a ukranian female soldier struggling with p t as d ukrainian director said again, lawson it's, i uses archive material from world war 2. in his new documentary, he questions the ethics of bombing civilian populations. as he explains in video interview, i miss you. i the saddest thing is that right now we're seeing how these unlearned lessons of the past are coming back to haunt us. though maybe it's obvious, there should be some laws or legal structures or agreements to banned the use of these methods of mass destruction or mass destruction of civilians are the kind of permitted war strategy. so green is, is killers from political relevance to sheer entertainment. this y

and so i saw the california men in the california delegation, leon panetta, george miller chuck schumer, and he's not on the california delegation marty russo chuck schumer. there was john worth a cabal of men that sounds weird, but you know, i mean that i was like wow this nancy pelosi. it's like boom. she's all the appropriations committee. boom. she's chair of the california delegation. boom. she's rising in leadership people that helped her and but i'm never clear that's interesting. and then also did she have an ambition to be speaker when she got there or like it was just like i also can imagine no one else can do this job. i'm doing it. i think she looked at how the what the democratic leadership was doing, and she thought they were doing it very well. that's what i think too. i don't think she came to washington thinking gee i want to climb this ladder. i think she looked at it and said boy are these people in apt? i don't think and i don't think it was gender-driven. i don't think it was like women need you know there as representing women hood. i think it was like i'm a democr

kronverkov a bit of a pretentious future crime story about his australian colleague george miller developsd to be a cult, but it looks easy. the new film by another swedish director, reuben, lived up to expectations. russian oligarch model maid and captain marxist thrown onto a desert island after a shipwreck sounds like an old joke looks about the same woody harrison, as always , makes noise that he is a marxist, that he is a killer, that he is the president. the triangle of sadness does not reach his own square, one corner is clearly not enough. kirill serebrennikov is one of the rare directors in russian cinema. who does not avoid the theme, love and sexuality, tchaikovsky's wife is interesting, not as in iop, as his strictly speaking no, but as a portrait of a woman who decided on a risky adventure to rewrite her fate. she does not succeed, but for the director it is her struggle with herself and own desires. the film does not add anything new to the portrait of an outstanding composer. but the film festival dedicated to the great russian actor vyacheslav tikhonov ended not in the mosc

miller. it depends on what you are after, george.ers and rainbows, in wales and england more persistent rain, south wales saw up to 30 millimetres, and it may not be the same as a lottery win, but parts of the south—east had five millimetres. that is more than has fallen for quite some time, so may have pleased some gardeners. i'm sure there may be more that is wanted. this is how the rainfall

miller. it depends on what you are after, george.at has been rain around today, in northern ireland and scotland it has been in showers and rainbows, in wales and england more persistent rain, south wales saw up to 30 millimetres, and it may not be the same as a lottery win, but parts of the south—east had five millimetres. that is more than has fallen for quite some time, so may have pleased some gardeners. i'm sure there may be more that is wanted. this is how the rainfall picture looks today, the persistent rain they're still a few heavy burst across the south—west. —— the south—east. this system is clearing away but we are left with another approaching scotland tomorrow, north—west scotland will see some rain, the chance of a few showers and also sunny spells elsewhere. so, departing rain from south—east england this evening, still a few showers towards the north—west but a lot of these will fade away going on into tonight, a lot of clear spells out that temperatures down to around mid—single figures as we start the day tomorrow.

george floyd justice in policing act. let's talk to iowa congressman mariannette miller-meeks and former nypd lieutenant darren porcher thankseing here. congressman before we look at the executive order, show you, get your reaction to a political confrontation that took place during a presser on the texas shooting. let me roll tape, get your reaction. roll it. >> get out of here. this isn't the place to talk this over. >> this is totally predictable -- >> sir, you're out of line. sir, you're out of line. sir, you're out of line. please leave this auditorium. >> [inaudible]. >> i can't believe you're a sick son after [bleep] come to a deal like this to make a political thing. david: congressman what do you make of political candidate using the horrible shooting when it comes to a political platform, for statements and political shots at governor? >> a failing candidate desperate to get media attention to prop up their failing campaign. there are families hurting. there are sisters and brothers that are hurting. there is a school system around community hurting. i'm from texas originally. i lived not too far from uvalde texas.

at the miller center miller center is the presidential oral history program, which has conducted the official oral histories of presence from gerald ford all the way up through george w. bush and is also doing a barack obama oral history program. we know that that these folks were skittish about about putting their recollections their memories down on paper because they might be reproduced. and to pam's question, so so that's that's one challenge. the other challenge is what do you do with all the email? that has just exploded over the years and and how do we how do we index that archive that make that available preserve it? i mean there were thousands of emails that were lost, you know forget about whatever you want to say about hillary clinton during the the bush 43 years themselves, and there was an effort to to recapture some of those but but large amounts of them are still lost. so that's another challenge and the national archives dare. i say as hard as they are working to make this material available to generations and scholars. that's the american public. there's just more and more these mountains continue to build and it's going to be it's going to be a re