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and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hamm, who left the television after that series to go to the movies, and i don't think he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's not as good a name as don draper, i'll give you that. but he is enjoying the high life in 1970s beirut, when a terrorist incident ruins his life and family. ten years later, he's a washed—up alcoholic settling small trade disputes in notown, america and propping up the local bar, which is when he gets a strange tap on the shoulder and the cia, in shady form, try to recruit him again. $6,500 and a first class ticket. i wouldn't go back to beirut if it was the last place on earth. flight leaves at 8:45pm tonight. well, it sounds like you've got about six hours to find somebody else. i was told that is not an option. look, i have no idea what's happening here. it would be a lot easier for both of us if i did. but, er... i was told to tell you that... time is extremely tight and the agency

it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiator. and there's a big goldfish, an angry one coming up. there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hamm, who left the television after that series to go to the movies, and i don't think he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's no

here's jon hamm hitting a bad golf shot. go ahead.use ] ♪ >> jimmy: come on, that's how you do it. i love you in "get shorty." >> thank you. t jimmy: you're fantastic. gee, you're a grtor, dude. i love that you get to spread the dramatic -- >> thanks. >> jimmy: you just did the jon hamm impression. [ laughter ]u st did it. you just did the jon hamm -- you just did it. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you just did it. [ applause ] no, but you're so good at it. >> i appreciate it. >> jimmy: i love seeing you. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: i love you seeing you be funny. but i al love seeing that side of you as well. for the people that haven't seen it, watch the first season. >> it's a good show. it's a fun show. it's a fun show to do. >> jimmy: what is it about, for those that haven't see it? an>> it's based on the boo then the movie. but it's much more intense -- >> jimmy: elmore leonard, yeah. >> it's a mob hitman for aal a time syndicate, you know, small-time crime ring. and he wants tget out. he wants to make a movie. and he fin

it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiator. and there's a big goldfish, an angry one coming up. there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played

and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hammthat series to go to the movies, and i don't think he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's not as good a name as don draper, i'll give you that. but he is enjoying the high life in 1970s beirut, when a terrorist incident ruins his life and family. ten years later, he's a washed—up alcoholic settling small trade disputes in notown, america and propping up the local bar, which is when he gets a strange tap on the shoulder and the cia, in shady form, try to recruit him again. $6,500 and a first class ticket. i wouldn't go back to beirut if it was the last place on earth.

——jon hamm.to the meg, a prehistoric shark is on the loose, can he save us from it. and a rare cinematic trip to paraguay, a film called heiresses. late flowering freedom among older women. let's start with the negotiator, bond or horn meets mad men. this is written by tony gilroy, he wrote the first four bourne films, and directed one himself. he is good on cia negotiations, mad men, don draper, one of the great television characters of our time. played jon hamm by, he left television after that series to go to the movies and i don't think he's ever had a part that matches don draper, very few around, now he plays mason stiles, not a great name, not as good as don draper but he is enjoying the high life in 1970 beirut when a terror incident remains his life, and family, and ten yea rs remains his life, and family, and ten years later, cuts to him, washed up ten years later, cuts to him, washed up alcoholic, settling small trade disputes in no town america, propping up the local bar, that is when

and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hammhink he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's not as good a name as don draper, i'll give you that. but he is enjoying the high life in 19705 beirut, when a terrorist incident ruins his life and family. ten years later, he's a washed—up alcoholic settling small trade disputes in notown, america and propping up the local bar, which is when he gets a strange tap on the shoulder and the cia, in shady form, try to recruit him again. $6,500 and a first class ticket. i wouldn't go back to beirut if it was the last place on earth. flight leaves at 8:45pm tonight. well, it sounds like you've got about six hours to find somebody else. i was told that is not an option. look, i have no idea what's happening here. it would be a lot easier for both of us if i did. but, er... i was told to tell you that... time is extremely tight and the agency would be deeply grateful for your cooperation. it's a serious request, they kn

it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiatorgoldfish, an angry one coming up. there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women.

tom cruise is hamm-ing it up.he "mad men" star signed up for the sequel alongside ed harris and bill pullman's 25-year-old son lewis. hitting theaters in july of 2019, the "top gun" sequel also stars glenn powellnd as goose's >> he's a very dedicated actor. >> next is "girls trip 2" a go after this poster? >> tiffany haddish replied to the post and said yes. >> regina hall says at issue are the ladies' schedules. but we hear it could be 2019. >> good. they need to do it warfare the ladies are too old for the trip. >> i was with regina at the premier of her movie about a hooters style bar. >>> "e.t." learned warner brothers is making a sequel after the first hit the box office. it was the first all sincejolearned the "joy luck cl could soon and now with "crazy rich asians" being such a hit, i'm really hoping that they're realizing asiann the bucks. >> sounds like we are moving right along. >> let's go. get it done. lena dunham and maya hawke were just cast in quentin tarantino's film "once upon a time in hollywood.

john hamm or i we were saudi seven girls captured by fighters and taken to syria the worst time in my life was the moment when i still separated me from my family they took us away from our mothers fathers brothers they even abducted eight year old girls they tortured us raped test sold us into slavery who were looking for gasland anything sharp knife scissors when we couldn't find anything to cure selves with we were trying to escape but they handcuffed our hands and lakhs covered our heads and raped us they turned us into human shields when they went anywhere they took us with them so that the strikes didn't kill them a large number of young women have been enslaved by eisel and sexually abused many are still in captivity. had them in the medical profession and either got a. chill on my desk. without an invaluable push but i know boring best summed up in a though that you want it bad. you know not. that the lot of my lower level in the alpha would not have found one. is now nineteen when she was captured by i so four years ago she was sold as a sex slave to one of their fighters aft

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his documents to the electoral commission in the coming days so he can run for the presidency jon hamm back in the window of his party headquarters in waving hundred of supporters here and they have been singing his praises and saying that's really all you want you can provide a change of the leadership of this country or even bring the opposition together to support one candidate. was arrested in belgium for crimes against humanity a decade ago he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison by the international criminal court in twenty sixteen the judges held him criminally responsible for militias of his former rebel group convicting him of political killing raping and pillaging in the neighboring central african republic between two thousand and two and two thousand and three he appealed and in june the conviction was overturned his supporters say the trial was politically instigated. unhappy because bamber has been vindicated by the same cold. convicted him now he's here and we're just glad to see him. we are suffering in this country children are not going to school things are not m

"mad men's" jon hamm has joined the cast.er set to play son of goose and "chicago justice" star will be the first female pilot. as we reported val kilmer back as iceman and tommy, tom cruise may have something to do with it. he is back reprising his role from the 1986 megahit. everybody, "top gun: >>> i'm feeling this, maybe it was martha. maybe she inspired him or maybe snoop dogg has been a secret chef and we know him for other passions but it's just been announced that the dogg will teach us how to make some chow with a brand-new cookbook. i love the title called from "from crook to cook." >> you got to love snoop. i'm sorry. >> keep it real. it will feature 50 recipes from snoop's own collection including favorites including baked mac and cheese and fried balonologna sandwiches. all said to be can father business-free. it comes out later this fall. some on come on to "gma." >> we need a cooking segment. >> that would be amazing. >> make it happen. i know you're buds with him. >> yes. >>> finally, country music fan, raise

with me now cnn political commentato commentator, mary catherine hamm and cnn opinion writer ronald reyeslcome to both of you. and mary catherine, just starting with you, when you watch laura ingram say what she just did, she comes across as ignorant and racist. so can you help me understand what she was trying to say? >> well, actually i did look through all of germher monologud tried to reason this out in the most charitable way possible, but i couldn't do it. because she says demographic shifts both legal and illegal, demographics matter, and then later she says it's not about race or ethnicity, it's about understanding that american citizenship is a privilege, and understanding about the rule of law. except she lalso notes that legl immigration is not actually the rule of law if you say both of those things. >> that is preskicisely what i wanted to ask raul, because she's painting this picture and talking about not only illegal immigration, she's blatantly talking about legal immigration as well. >> >> what she's talking about is these demographic changes that we didn't vote for, ther

here's jon hamm, hitting a bad golf shot. go ahead, do the thing.. >> what? >> yesterday, the youtube show hot ones released their episode featuring al roker, in case you're not particular with the show, hot ones is a web show while they eat hot and hotter chicken wings, al took on the challenge while sean evans asked him about highlights in his career. rokerthon came up, and al revealed a fun fact about this one. >> i will tell you an interesting story about that. we had never done anything like that. after i got my first break, after a couple hours, had to use the restroom. except our audio guy forgot to turn the mic off. so i believe i'm the first guy to actually live stream on the internet. >> and in case you were wondering, yes, al, did complete the hot wings challenge. that was cool. how did you feel? >> i was sweating for about an hour. it was crazy. >> it was fun. john evans is a lot of fun. it was a really fun thing. >> is it true after you drink something hot, not drink water, but bread. >> bread or milk. >> to watch the full video, head t

it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiatorstoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late—flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut.

officials recommend you do stay insi you live in the lan hamm an temple hills area.t starts a little after 7:30. >> you can help the mosquito population by dumping out anything that has water inne it your home, no matter how small it is. amazing they don't need much to breathe. we've seen so many showers and so much rain over the last month and a half. standing pools and even now we haven't seen that the last couple of days. >>pl a lot of p aren't sitting outside there tonight. >> no rson to. >> yeah. >> air conditioning for sure. thinking about heading out to dinner tonight. do it inside. won't be doing it outside. temperature-wise, sitting at 93 degrees and take a look. very humid at 7:0 andropping to 82 by is 1:00 and the heat index in c. at 11 has to be near 90 degrees tonight. that's the kind of heat and humidity across the region. vice president had a lot especially this time of year. q108 inntity coand so 5 towards fredericksburg. we had a heat advisory in effect along the back i-81 corridor. frederick and leesburg, the cities themselves are in there, and the

here's jon hamm a hitting bad golf shot. go ahead, do the thing.ing. es>> what? >> yrday, there was a youtube show featuring our own al roker. "hotlands" is a web celebrity guests are interviewed while they eat hotter and hotter chicken wings. >> oh, >> al took on the challenge while host shawn evans asked him abou i some of the highlight his career. naturally, rokerthon came up and al revealed a fun fact about that event. take a look. >> i will tell you ain intere story about that. >> sure. >> because we had never done anything like that. after iot my first break, which was after a couple of hours, i had to use the restroom. except our audio guy forgot to turn the mike off. so, i believe i'm the first guy to actually live stream on the internet. [ laughter [ laughter ] y >> and in cas were wondering, al did complete the hot ones challenge. >> how did you feel after that >> i was sweating for about an hour. >> was it really hot? >> it was n. >> is it true after you eat something hot, you sholid have bread or something, not water? >> bread or milk.

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so when i taught at george mason, i often -- one of my assignments was are you a jeffersonian or a hammople, we're a little of both. but it is an interesting question. a question back there, yes? >> how could a 20, 22-year-old man come to be acquainted with washington, or who brought it to his attention? >> well, what he was brought to the attention, and he became a, and he had the artillery company in new york, and he stole a british cannon, he's a very brave guy, and it got attention. henry knox and nathaniel green did want him on the staff, which he refused and that is how washington heard about it, through that, and so he just, it was apparently the kind of person is that so exceptional, you know, you watch this guy run around the track, hey. you know, i want to have him on my team. so, basically through his daring efforts early, and through some of the pamphlets, he is getting known and then washington once he is on washington's step he has a chance to really flourish. other points or questions? yes, way in the back. >> when is this going to be on c-span? [ laughter ] >> i think th

my name is holly hamm and i lead the white house on asian americans and pacific islands as executive director. i am so pleased to be here and engage in an issue that's very personal to me. as a mother of two young children, their safety and security is my top priority and that is why this work involving the federal partners in bullying prevention and everyone else here today is so important. all of you are working to create a safe environment for my children to play, to develop, and to learn. and, i want to take a moment to thank you for all the work that you do. bullying prevention has been and continues to be an integral part of our work at the white house initiative on asian americans and pacific islanders. our mission is to ensure that the doors of the federal government are open to the asian-american and pacific islander or aapi community. and, to ensure that aapi communities across the country have awareness of federal that -- have awareness of federal programs are actually accessing these programs, and are better off for it. when children, parents, teachers, physicians and the

i have wealthy friends like harold hamm, he doesn't even know how many a trillion represents.on. i'm not sure he could answer that. >> just thinking about covering that. >> so, yes, avenatti aside, phil, you have new reporting on donald trump jr.'s sort of surprise stepping into a role on the campaign trail? >> that's right, he's in a heap of legal trouble in the russia investigation, because of that donald trump tower meeting he held to get dirt on hillary clinton, it's a huge subject of the mueller probe. in a normal world, that would be political baggage. it seems that in trump's world that makes him a star surrogate on the campaign trail. he's going to be stepping up his campaign appearances in the fall and the president gave us a statement for our story saying don's really popular, as a political candidate, he wants to be part of this movement so he's pretty proud of his son. so it sort of flips the political gravity on its head. >> so they're seeing what's going on in this russia-gate extravaganza and stepping up to defend him, is that what you found? >> he's kinds of th

mow hamm mohamed el-erian is chief adviser. knowing how you normally are about money -- >> this sums it all up you get your starbucks delivered. i go stand in line and order and bring my other starbucks >> he always likes to -- mohamed, i did reference you earlier. i don't know whether your ears were burning i was talking about some of your comments about how something sort of resolves itself and the percentages that you gave and i thought it was interesting because -- and i was also kidding that you've evolved into -- we agree on more things now than we disagree on. i think you don't immediately say i'm a free trader, we shouldn't be doing this. you actually think that there's more of a chance of a favorable outcome than there is of an unfavorable outcome. >> so if you're asking what the probabilities are -- >> yeah. >> i'll tell you it's 60 pi% tht we end up with something free and fairer >> so we get something positive. >> there's 25% that this slips into a trade war but there's a 15% chance of what i call the reagan moment

john hamm who would look good in one of those dress whites.d harris, who is that scary guy on west world, who is also in the firm. >> the good news is -- >> he was in "the firm?" >> he was the fbi guy. >> so the delay is they're doing real stuff they need actual footage. >> and they want a summer release. >> that makes sense. >>> in sports news, there's a historic match-up set for tomorrow at the u.s. open. venus williams will face her younger sister serena. both women won their matches yesterday. serena holds a 17-12 lead in the series of matches against each other. >> and i don't want to get sad about this, but people are saying we need to -- while the williams sisters are still playing, we need to appreciate it i will go tomorrow night >> are you >> yeah. they always played doubles together >> this is meeting in a grand slam this is as early as they've met. they met in 2017 in the australian open, but, you know, serena has looked brilliant. but at times she's looked a bit vulnerable, obviously because she just had a baby. >> i'm surprised i

my name is holly hamm and i lead the white house on asian americans and pacific islands as director. and i'm so glad to be here and engage in an issue that's very personal to me. as a mother of two young children, their safety and security is my top priority and that's why this mark involving the federal partners in bullying prevention and everyone else here today is so important. all of you are working to create a safe environment for my children to play, to develop, and to learn. and i want to take a moment to thank you for all the work that you do. bullying prevention has been and continues to be an integral part of our work at the white house initiative on asian americans and pacific islanders. our mission is to ensure that the doors of the federal government are open to the asian-american and pacific islander or aapi community. and to ensure that aapi communities across the country have awareness of federal programs, are actually accessing these programs, and are better off for it. when children, parents, teachers, physicians and the list goes on and on are preoccupied with bull