making it sound good pioneers lead the way to the future but it depends on what you're pioneering hannibal lecter was a pioneer for the way he could cut skin off a human big yeah it was a really really pioneered a new recipe for the human liver pâté what it innovator you could pioneer all kinds of things yeah she was she was a real pioneer when it came to our were uncomfortable sexual moments somehow we both ended up crying and sore in the morning she was a real inventor of maneuvers that were awkward and in this case they're acting like it's good to be a pioneer for ways to murder other human beings most of them innocent civilians which we have a lead the way for a long time now where they're super bowl champs of inventing new and exciting ways to murder people not even the british royalty of medieval times has anything on us sure they had drawing and quartering in iron man as the blood tar and feathers and stuff but we have white phosphorus a naipaul agent orange and sound cannons now lasers and then we're just getting started we are they'll have been she's awful horrible. back away children th

go back no matter what you did or legibly did to me that's a bit like saying hannibal lector hannibal lecter is back well yeah i mean could you ever believe you got rehabilitated i'd be curious to me you know well that's the thing about the business model america is that there's no fraud too big no deterrent but while we're settling scores let's talk about their part chilton. here's a guy who has not come out against big coal and he was the regulator who stepped in and decided that there was no manipulation going on the silver market even though it was a massive leaves manipulated using take it shorts. how big do you think the naked short position is again silver gold there we know it's fourteen billion dollars. that what because they inherited that from bear stearns when j.p. morgan bumpers turns over wrote it why did christie morgan buy silver bike at the price of silver sufficiently high enough to put j.p. morgan out of business to cover the short but we got to fifty bucks from fifteen and then they came in and they launched another massive wall of derivatives and jam the price back down.

wray selling uranium to the russians is like selling ham to hannibal lecter. all right tyrus i can tell by your look that you were going to say i'm sick of this story. why can't we talk about versace? >> let's talk about versace. but szabo stories are true. all the russian stuff is true. greg: they cancel each other out out and we move on. >> and we agree with that? both of you vacation did russia. let them have a golf game to settle it off. it has nothing to do with our country great i'm worried about our stuff. at this point you dance with russians. greg:greg: that could lead to at sauce. >> whatever he does is unintentional. greg: what i'm getting at and i will go to tyrus. what he is getting at is it's really not about the left or the right republican or democrat is the eternal truth that the russians will always try to screw things up. they are about undermining traditions. you can't even blame the russians for it because we should know better. >> you are such a communist apologist greg. >> the russians don't like is greg. it's not communism and it's not

you round the corner under the library and there is a life-size blacks or fiberglass rendering hannibal lectern,ly, john doe from those movies came out around the same time and they were both serial in the mold of killer is why the coyote super genius. as i was talking to the woman who was giving us a tour, she was asking if this show would be like silence of the lambs. to takeid, no, i want that back and not talk about the experts.pera to me, these are very sad. under who have grown up aransas circumstances. overstate how much empathy or sympathy we should have for them. it is simply a fact. we have seen so much in this literary conceit and there is a fine line that separates the hunters from the hunted. i really thought it was time to take that back and make it the reason we are fascinated with them is because we are nothing like them. they are unfathomable. we literally cannot see -- charlie: do they share any common -- david: of course. there is a lots of commonality. the show is a series of conversations. charlie: somebody bought a book and is based on a book written by former fbi -- davi

well, we had a dinner, and a date, but i couldn't get out of my head hannibal lecter. ( both laugh )hony. ( music playing ) you went kayaking in newfoundland, you went panning for gold in the alaskan yukon... ( laughs ) dune bashing in the middle east. i don't know what it is. it seems incongruous to look at that and then look at a woman who makes her living really teaching people how to be a homemaker. and then look at a woman who makes her living by listening to an thiaudiobook on audible.ame and this guy is just trying to get through the day. keeping it together. losing it. upgrade your commute. ride with audible. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? well at safelite, we know sooner or later every chip will crack. these friends were on a trip when their windshield got chipped. so they scheduled at safelite.com. they didn't have to change their plans or worry about a thing. i'll see you all in a little bit. and i fixed it right away with a strong repair they can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> tech

you round the corner under the library and there is a life-size >> or fiberglass rendering of hannibal lectery, john doe from seven, those movies came out around the same time and they were both sort of in the mold of serial killer as you know, why the core unity is super genius. as i was talking? >> to the woman who was giving us the two were, she asked me, is this show going to be like "fellas of the lamps?" -- lambs?".of the i said, i do not want to talk about the gourmet, animal expert. to me, these are very sad people under -- who have grown up under horrendous circumstances. how is not to overstate much empathy or sympathy we should have for them, it is simply a fact. and it becomes, and we have seen so much of this sort of literally conceit of -- there is a very fine line which separates the hunters from the hunted. and i really thought that it was time to take that back and make it really -- the reason that we are fascinated with them, is because we are nothing like them. they are unfathomable, and we cannot see -- >> when he looked at a number of them, do they share any comment -- >>

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that's like saying, "think, if hannibal lecter had kept kosher, those poor people would never have been." [ laughter ] look, there are predators of all political persuasions and in both parties. this should not be partisan issue, and moreover, women should not be held accountable for the predatory behavior of men. this is a problem -- [ cheers and applause ] -- with systemic misogyny and male entitlement. and men need to speak up and address their complicity in the system that allows these things to happen. you want to argue that harvey weinstein is just as bad as donald trump, fine. harvey weinstein was, after far too long, found out and fired. donald trump has been found out for a year and we're still waiting. what's the hold up? not only has he been accused of sexual assault, he's also -- >> not a capable person. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with gerard butler, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. but there will still be pain. it

. >> hannibal lecter. >> one of these days that's going to get above 250, 260. of these days. >> unless you listen to somebody like mark grant who thinks we could be facing lower yields yet again. >> we're going to get this week the first read on third quarter gdp. >> maybe that will do it. >> it's going to be affected by hurricanes, right? >> right also you know what else we're going to get jobless claims on thursday last week it was the lowest in 33 years. >> yes. >> i thought it was even longer than that. >> kyle making his move. steady cam really a good shot there, kyle really that's heavy, isn't it how do we get a shot of you aiming that thing when you're the one getting the shot that's impossible. >> he can take it from that camera. >> like measuring yourself. >> see, camera one >> it's like heisenberg. >> need mirrors. >> breaking bad. bang up job. >> you're on, man. you're on. >> we're cooking early. >> busy week as i was just talking about, here's some of the things i'm going to mention we already talked about. durable goods and new home sales on wednes