george stevens, he had a great affinity with stevens. that's how we got the five guys.rank capra saw "triumph of the will," how did that affect him? the easyre was, at most modern art, something about how we fight. capra wanted to make training films for soldiers, but they didn't give him writers or a staff. they barely gave him a budget. he comes to new york and sees the film, and his first reaction is we are going to lose. this is so powerful. forget the movies. we are going to lose the war. thought," i can use this movie and kill two birds with one stone." we can turn their own propaganda against them as our incoming soldiers how the enemy thinks, and we have all this seized propaganda footage from germany, japan, and italy. i don't have the money to shoot these, but i can compile a movie from existing footage and get the message across that way. charlie: the movies were propaganda. laurent: they were. -- mark: they were. that was part of the task for these film makers. to sell the war not only to the american public, but to soldiers who were 18 and 19 years old, who

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steven hadley was george bush's. he's principle of the strategic consulting firm rice, hadley, gates. we do have this allegation made by the president of the united states about your former boss president obama. he says that barack obama essentially. tapped his phones. what is your reaction to that? >> good morning, my reaction is that it's exceedingly inappropriate to make by a president of the united states in an offhanded way with no evidence provided, over the course of the last 24 hours. the white house has been asked about it repeatedly is and hasn't been able to provide any evidence supporting this. it betrays a misunderstanding of how these operations work in the government. . they can't undertake to surveil a u.s. citizen. . it would have to go to court or title 3 court. but most importantly u this is what it underscores to me. . it underscores the necessity and inevitability of this matter. what we know from the election is based on a public intelligence report on january 6th is that the russians attempted

and as for that forbes 500 richest list spiegel is clocking ahead of george lucas and steven spielbergs outearning fellow entrepreneur richard branson at this point and as of today according to those "forbes" estimates even has a bigger bottom line than president donald trump. >> you'll get a tweet now. >> exactly, exactly. well, or a snap. maybe he can get into that but the question i had for this company is, is it more facebook or is it more twitter? if it's facebook, facebook's stocks since ipo day up 250%. twitter has cut its value in half. >> i like your snapchat dress by the way. >> >> very nicely done. >> ready to go. we'll bring in best-selling author ken auletta who covers the tech world for "the new y k yorker." we talked about facebook, young kids in college figure out something that they think they like and it goes out to the world and they become billionaires so it evan spiegel the next mark sumner redstone. >> when he has 2 billion users he might be but he doesn't. he has 150 million. >> 150 million. but snap, it seems to me, though, it has cornered the millennial market.

the gw prize patrol we can showw it to you here george washingtoo university president steven rnapp toearwood he would beheld going to gw his number oneber school, his school of choice onn a full ride scholarship for thee next four years. years i mean basically president knapp figure it out that's 300,000 or more in value.re in value we were there this a kid who was in the junior rotc plays thirdhi base here. he. young man who grew up in thep it virgin islands who's stepfathert was shot and killed in theil t virgin islands at the beginning of thet th school year and yet h mother says he turned it intoino positive.ve his grade point average went up. 3.65.. and president knapp they give ge aw at d.c. ps is character not just academics but character kids ans here's us speaking with adontedt shortly after he got this life-changing gift.if >> i'm shocked.ed. i'm lost for words right now. n i'm surprised my mom and my m uncle showed up. u they didn't say a word to me. it's a great surprise.pr >> i understand you already know the kind of career you want to pursue. >> yes. >> what's that. nolo

the wealthiest new yorkers are asking the state to raise their taxes. 80 people, including george soros and stevenr to andrew cuomo that would create new tax brackets to raise a projected $2 billion. the letter was obtained by the associated press. those who have signed on say they should pay more to support schools, roads, bridges, and programs to help homeless residents in new york. >>> coming up -- i don't think there's -- steve, correct me if i'm wrong. they can send in as much as they want. >> that's what someone on twitter wrote. go ahead. >> they could double. >> there's nothing stopping them from paying as much tax as they would like to pay. >> right. >> there's no limit on the amount of tax. you must pay the amount you're legally required to. >> god bless you. go for it. >>> coming up, "squawk box" goes behind the wheel. one of these rides took the top spot for hottest car of the year. we'll tell you which one and how much it will cost you. it's not really about them. they want other people. "squawk box" will be right back. various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ♪ ) it's off to work we go! woma

privilege to announce the dunbar high school recipient this year of the steven joel fracenberg scholarship. >> a full ride to george washington university. >> the recipient is michael inaga. >> calling my name, and the students were cheering. it was just a moment that i will never forget. >> this young man has made dunbar proud. >> a lot of people ask me why dunbar, and i point to michael as an example. he's why. >> michael's on track to be valedictorian. >> we are so happy and thankful. >> and wants to study mechanical engineering. >> i knew from the moment that i wanted to go to college that i had to find a way to pay for it, and it's really expensive and nobody in my family can do that for me. >> borned and raised in eatope yeah, he could never imagine an opportunity or surprise like this. >> i'm really thankful for it. >> michael applied to several schools so he has a decision to make, but what happened here at dunbar today probably makes that choice a whole lot easier. at dunbar high school, kristen wright, news 4. >>> tonight at 6:00, images of horror as police launch a terror investigation in london. a man u

imagine what george and amal's dinner conference is like, when they say, hey, honey, how was your day? talking about the president of the united states has been a ratings bonanza for stevenrt. he has won the late night world for the last five weeks. >> sin thece the inauguration o donald trump of the united states, steven colbert has been on a roll. >> big news today out of the kremlin. sorry, misread that, the white house. >> he is up about 9 or 10% in the ratings compared to a year ago. jimmy fallon declined by about 17%. >> is steven colbert the new king of late night? that's too early to call but he is hiding away. >> america is trance fixed by this new administration. politics is where colbert made his name on comedy central. that the type of comedy that he specializes in. >> even daved letterman who retired in 2015 is weighing in on the late night war. letterman commented on the jimmy fallon interview with trump last september. fallon toppled the then candidate's hair. letterman saying quote i don't want it criticize fallon but i can tell new that situation i would have gone to work on trump, end quote. but fallon reclliming the late night crown? "the tonight show"

george spencer explains, our story may change state law for homeowners. >> that was the length of my house. >> reporter: we skrintroduced y to lisa stevens last fall. rebuilder unexpectedly hit be a demand she repay more than $7,000 of her rebuilding grant money. >> where are we going to get that money? >> reporter: there was julie suarez hit by a $51,000 refund demand with no explanation. no appeal and no repayment plan offered. the state said she'd received duplicate funds. >> george, your story is the one that got the ball rolling. >> reporter: deputy majority leader took note. turns out hundreds of homeowners in the reconstruction, rehabilitation, elevation and mitigation program, or r.e.m. faced the same clawback demand. what was your reaction? >> outrageous. no one down the shore is making a windfall from this. >> reporter: his bill was introduced in the assembly and senate just yesterday. it would not prevent the department of community affairs from seeking refunds from overpayment. they are required to do that under federal law. but it would change the process. offering impacted homeowners an explanation of how the refund was calculated. a