the fourth and final season premieres sunday on hbo and max. he's welcome danny mcbride!heers and applause ] ♪ how are you? >> i'm doing great, how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. is everybody all right back in south carolina? i know there are fires there. >> i -- everyone that i know is okay, yeah. >> jimmy: good, i hope it stays that way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: last time i think you were here, which is kind of a long time ago, i haven't seen you in a while -- >> it has been a while. >> jimmy: you were getting ready to move there with the family? >> we did, we've been there ever since. >> jimmy: it's going well, i assume? >> it's going fantastic. everyone's still talking to me. i still have found a way to make a living there. it's been great. >> jimmy: that is great. you've kind of created a community there, right? >> we have. we moved to charleston, i guess it was about seven years ago with the people i work with. we shoot "righteous gemstones" down there. it's been awesome. >> jimmy: you plan to make everything you shoot down there? that's the plan? >> maybe so, if it

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i should note that hbo and cnn share the same parent company, warner bros. discovery. bill maher pleasure. >> always good to have you on my set on your show. >> love, love turning the tables. so tell me you are looking at trump 2.0. what is your reaction? i mean, most people say this is the real trump. he was you know, he was kind of he had guardrails of all the generals, all the republican establishment. this is the real trump. what do you think? >> well, this is hollywood. if this was a sequel, we'd call it trump two. this time it's personal. i mean, look, you know, i predicted it. i talked about it a million years ago before he got elected the first time. this is politics follows personality. i've always believed that. and his personality hasn't changed. and it's not going to change. you know, the vindictive part. um, and he has a lot of people behind him who feel wounded and forgotten and all that stuff. and that's what he's playing on. look, i said at the beginning, i'm not going to pre hate anything. well, now i hate a lot of things. okay. there's a lot of things

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. >> reporter: in 2009, when hbo was preparing its "game of thrones" tv show, the producers approached a language creators club that david had cofounded and announced a dothraki language contest. >> i beefed it up and produced just over 300 pages of material. >> reporter: you won? >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: ah-ha. and was the prize you get to make the language for the movie? >> yeah, pretty much. >> reporter: the other prize was seeing his language mastered by actors like "game of thrones" star emilia clarke. >> some seasons i found it very, very, very difficult, and other seasons they just throw some stuff in there at the last minute, and guys, it takes me weeks to learn the fake language. >> reporter: after "game of thrones," david became hollywood's most coveted creator of constructed languages. >> should we make that move or should we bring the w down and make into it a consonant cluster? >> reporter: these days, he and jessie create languages together, including chakobsa, from the "dune" movies. >> reporter: characterize chakobsa. what's the sound? >> i would say it's an inflect

liz: that was hbo bill maher and mocking the resistance to trump as stupid and nationwide boycott and and that was top obama and clinton democrat rom emmanuel on democrat policies how they ruined american cities and schools. bring in go pac chair david avella. what's your take on all that? >> one thing is clear, liz, if deck durbin doesn't run for the u.s. senate while rom wants to, that's the campaign speech we'll get when trying to get himself back in the arena. here is his problem and democrats in general's problem. they allow ideas to continue to be dictated by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren on economic messaging, they're going to struggling and will that's what you see time after time. this is still a party led by the ideas that sanders and warren champion the most and they're the most disconnected from reality. liz: it's not even the normal democrat party anymore and call @ extreme far left party that's alienated all of america. the hill newspaper in washington said american voters are not agreeing with the democrat narrative against president trump and he's a threat to dem

now, she's taking on a new role in the wildly popular hbo series "white lotus."ntry. >> i'm trying to watch the clip. you are blocking the screen. you don't want yourself? >> i'm on to the next job. >> you haven't watched season three? >> i haven't watched it. i lived it. i loved it. we had a great time in thailand. i was just there two weeks ago. yeah. i will watch it in the summer when there's a break. >> is it a superstitious thing? >> i like to be separate to talk about it. >> you haven't seen it. i am watching it now. i watched all the seasons. >> you having a good time? >> it's fantastic. one of the best shows on television. >> i'm a fan of your character. for folks who have not watched the current season, you play this woman who has, shall we say, quite the pronounced accent. is that fair? >> yeah. >> a lot of folks are talking about this accent. they write about the accent on social media. we pulled a few of the things people are saying about this character. this is a little bit of the feedback. parker posey's accent is one of the best parts of "white lot

group and subject and hero of a document called siempre luis, which screened at sundance and aired on hbo. he's also the grandparent two hunter elementary school students is worth noting. somehow, he also found time to write relentless my story of the latino spirit that is transforming. the book. we're here to tonight, nancy pelosi no less, has hailed it as a deeply personal reflection on identity, resilience and the pursuit of justice. part memoir and part call to arms. relentless invites us to experience louie's journey from vega alta, puerto rico to college at nyu and from to his inspiring career and life story and it's great to have the opportunity to explore it here at roosevelt house. so let me briefly tell you how the program will work. our guests will have a conversation of about 40 to 45 minutes, followed by an audience q&a. for which we will ask you as always, please, to wait for a microphone that our staff will bring around you. and that's for the benefit of our large zoom audience tonight. and for c-span viewers, as. at the conclusion of event, we invite you all to raise a toa

it's a 20 day exploration that includes eight stops, including three where that hit hbo show was filmediland, maui and italy. travelers get to fly around the world on a private jet and vacation in the resorts that served as the backdrop for the series. however, you know, it's expensive. $188,000 per person. >> oh, boy. the trip. >> takes off. sounds about right. this trip tape takes off. next may is open to 48 guests. so, andre, between now and then to start stockpiling the funds, would you do. are you going to do you watch white lotus. would you do a super luxury. oh really. >> so you ready? okay, ready. i was in maui a few years ago and she was like, oh, let's stop at this hotel. this was before i'd watched white lotus and we were like, wow, this is really nice. you can walk in, go to the pool area, the bar and everything. and i was like, wow, this is really, really nice and really expensive. and sure enough, i'm watching white lotus. i'm like, that's the hotel i was at when i was in maui that one time, and it was stunning, this hotel. just walking into the, you know, the front desk a

. >> hbo's real. >> time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> welcome back. the energy giant bp announced this week that it would cut investments in renewable energy and focus instead on oil and gas. it comes as the u.s. president embraces fossil fuels, rolls back decades of climate policies, and withdraws the u.s. again from international agreements like the paris accords. but way before paris, there was kyoto, the first global treaty that set the stage for the world to cut carbon emissions. now, the london play of the same name brings the behind the scenes drama of that landmark 1997 deal to the stage, with a dash of some much needed humor. it captures the chaos and the compromise of global diplomacy. i went to the set to talk with actor stephen kunken and writer joe murphy. joe murphy, stephen kunken. welcome to the program. so first i want to ask you, what was the inspiration? because you've done a lot of very timely and political plays. why this? >> you know, we live in a in a society of culture. wars of of entrenched polarization. and how do you write s

now the hbo original series real time with bill maher. >> start the clock. >> pam bondi. how are you doing? thank you very much. hello. hello, people. how are you? thank you. wow. i appreciate it, thank you. i appreciate it, all right. it's so much. please. there's so much going on, so much going on. but really, what we care about here in los angeles is it's oscar weekend. we're getting ready for the oscars on sunday. look how excited you are. oh, well, come on, it is. oscar, get oscar fever. tonight's the night, by the way. the friday before, when everyone gets their ribbon, you know, they all wear a ribbon to show support for a cause they have. and now it's kanye's problem. how to pin it on his wife. okay. it's a. tonight also is the beginning of ramadan, the muslim holy month, a full month of fasting and prayer, which is the same thing the nominees do the month before. the oscars. so. but i come on, i love the oscars. come on. it's one of our last communal experiences, right? where we celebrate movies and say, as one people. no, i haven't heard of that one either. i me

it includes eight stops, including three where the hit hbo show was filmed thailand, maui and italy.ly around the world on a private jet. they'll vacation in the resorts that serve as backdrops for the series. there is, as you would expect, a hefty price tag $188,000 a person. the trip takes off next may. it's open to 48 guests. >> that is pretty cool. i don't have that kind of money. i've only been to one of the locations just on a whim when i was in maui. once, i just stopped by to have a drink in one of the hotels. >> is it $30. >> or how much? it was very expensive. yeah, but the view was beautiful. okay. and the facility was beautiful. it was in maui from the first season of the show. very cool. all right. thank you so much for joining . be sure o wat [music] yeah, welcome to like it or not on this valentine's day edition. thank you so much for joining us. i'm gasia mikaelian we have love in the air and rosemary oroczo right next to me here. jana katsuyama i'm so happy you guys are here. and andre senior on the far side. we're all friends in the newsroom, so we talk about this s

. >> cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> a second email went out last night telling federal employees to report what they did at work over the past week. this latest email carried the title, what did you do last week? part two, and informed those federal workers that documenting their work will now be a weekly requirement, according to a union representative, the emails went out to workers in multiple government agencies. cnn correspondent arlette saenz joining us now with more on this. arlette. >> yeah, fred. well, it's round two for these federal workers who are now being asked once again to list out their accomplishments for the week. this is the second time this has happened after the initial email that was sent last saturday caused mass confusion for federal workers and the agencies. ultimately, the office of personnel management, just hours before the last deadline, said that it was voluntary. and now, with this second round, these emails say that this will actually be a weekly requirement now. emails started going out to federal workers on f

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. >> crest cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> tonight, an update on pope francis. vatican sources telling cnn the pope is resting after last night's episode of respiratory difficulty, saying his medical condition remains complex and he is still not out of danger. meanwhile, the faithful gathered to pray for his recovery. pope francis has been in the hospital now for two weeks, of course, sparking concerns about the 88 year old's health. cnn's christopher lam has been closely monitoring this story from vatican city. what else can you tell us about how the pope is doing tonight? >> well, jessica, it was a positive update on the pope's health from the vatican on saturday. they said that the pope remains stable, that he is not showing any signs of fever, that there were no more respiratory crises today, on saturday. now, of course, on friday, we're told that the by the vatican that the pope had had this bronchial spasm that had led to an advance oxygen therapy for francis. today things are calmer. vatican sources saying that the pope's able to move aro

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. >> cnn presents hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn. >> it won't be easy, but i know we can turn this city around. and i believe i can help. and that is why i announce my candidacy today for mayor of new york city. >> that is new york's one time governor, andrew cuomo, who appears to be hoping the controversy surrounding new york mayor eric adams could give him the opening he needs to unseat adams. the former governor announcing his new campaign today, nearly four years after he resigned from office, 11 women accused him of sexual misconduct, allegations. he still denies. cnn's gloria pazmino joins us now from new york. gloria, a number of officials are reacting to cuomo's announcement. what are you hearing yeah, jessica, the response has been fierce and it has been swift, especially among all the other candidates that are already running in this democratic primary. >> there's over six candidates that are already challenging mayor eric adams, and all of them have put out strong responses to andrew cuomo announcing today that he is joining the race. all of them ve

. >> reporter: in 2009 when hbo was preparing the "game of thrones" tv show, the producers approachedges of material. >> reporter: you to won? >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: and was the prize you get to make the language for the movie? >> yeah, pretty much. >> reporter: the other prize was seeing his language mastered by actors like "game of thrones" star emilia clarke. >> some seasons i found it very difficult and other seasons though throw stuff in at the last minute and it's like, guys, it makes me weeks to learn the fake language. >> reporter: after "game of thrones," david became hollywood's most coveted creator of constructed languages. >> should we make that move or bring the w down? >> reporter: these days he and jessie create languages together, including chakobsa from the "dune" movies. characterize chakobsa. what's the sound? >> i would say a head initial lightly inflection al language. >> reporter: i was going to say that. >> yeah. this is a nerdy skill. >> yeah. >> it's good stuff, man. >> reporter: for each language they create a grammar bible. >> this would be an example

the same thing as the documentary there, comedy there, classic duvets, one modern movie , hbo, new products and so on. aggregated for the convenience of the public. no role for the new york times. because some of these have a successful sub stack is a simplified way of looking at the world. >> i want to ask one question we do not have that much time left it i want to ask one question about a lot of people here in washington this week, the big media story is what happened yesterday with the washington post. jeff bezos announcing he wants to make some pretty serious changes to the opinion section there. >> absolutely. that is absolutely something. >> that is true. >> accessing your legacy media. >> i think that that is true, obviously, something that influences elite opinion. it is obviously quite important. i am curious, do you think jeff bezos will help restore trust? >> look. is it a good idea, is it i feel to have very important media assets including important providers of news by individuals , whoever they are? >> i feel like it is a disaster, generally, because people have so much choi