. >> reporter: hoffman and his co-defendant jerry ruben became celebrities in our own right. >> it was raining, cold and it was not a night out for man and beast and it was only -- they should choose this night to hold a news conference. >> only people to stop the trial are the people in the streets. >> the u.s. attorney wanted a negro defendant to scare the jury. >> reporter: the trial was a different experience for the lone black defendant, bobby seal. he wound up representing himself and ended up clashing with judge hoffman. >> he was gagged and chained for refusing to obey the judge. a white linen cloth reinforced with adhesive tape was knotted around his neck. >> he would pull his hands up and he would be clubbed in front of the jury and it went on for several days. >> i wasn't in any contempt. i told the judge you are in contempt of the american people. >> reporter: eventually the case was a mistrial and the chicago eight became the chicago seven. five were convicted of some charges but all were overturned on appeal. their trial is history but fight is very much alive. >> we didn

with sasha baron cohen and jeremy strong sporting full head trees as counterculture icons abbie hoffmanutlandish comb—over as lawyer william kunstler. can you tell us why? because this is my courtroom. 0n the other side of the cultural parting, joseph gordon—levitt is more conservatively camped as prosecutor richard schultz, while frank langella pretty much dispenses with hair altogether in a scene—stealingly cranky turn as judge julius hoffman. on top of that, we have eddie redmayne as tom hayden, john carroll lynch as david dellinger, kelvin harrisonjr as fred hampton, michael keaton as ramsey clark, and yahya abdul—mateen as bobby seale, a stellar roster indeed. such how much is it worth to you, what's your price? to call off the revolution? my life. anyone watching scenes of protesters being clubbed and tear—gassed in us cities, or of african—americans being bound and gagged by a clearly politicised judiciary cannot help but draw comparisons with contemporary news footage, comparisons that aaron sorkin is keen to emphasise. there is a message in this entertainment. i'm tired of hear

hoffman says he took heat from former colleagues.bligated to reinforce the gravity of what one judge called a vast array of impropriety. like an investigator destroying notes and stating in his final report that the bulldozer operator put the blame when he was flatly denying it. >> the contradictory statements given by the investigator and to me that's a cover-up. >> but in a twist, sierra pacific region paying the government 1 million in cash and forestland. pursue sanctions in state court. r where it finally prevailed this month. a state judge ordered cal fire to pay $15 million for his campaign. sierra pacific to spend countless hours sifting through false and misleading information to defend against questionable findings. hoffman says he's amazed at cal fire's tenacity. >> in light of all of this damning evidence, why the department chose to fight this thing tooth and nail is just beyond me. >> cal fire didn't respond to our request for comment but sierra pacific believes that cal fire learned its lesson for having pursued a wild

former cia station chief dan hoffman joins me live. dan, what are we on the lookout for?ll, for sure our adversaries and i would add our ally as well are mounting a full court press right now to track the president's health, to track our democratic process, contingency planning and if needed continuity of government planning. it happens through tracking the media including the president's public appearances, through diplomacy where foreign diplomats are engaging all over the world and asking these sorts of questions and of course through espionage to try to pulse their sources and determine what's going on behind the scenes. the walter reed army medical center has office been and continues to be a major target for our foreign espionage services. todd: let's focus on the adversaries for a moment. we're going to pop them up on the screen, iran, russia, china and north korea. i understand they're trying to nip at our heels and bother us but what is their goal in trying to exploit this? >> well, i think wha i think thm their interest is determining the speed in which the unit

want to turn back now to reid hoffman. pivot to tech more broadly given where we are now and i'm thinking about soft bank and the unraveling of a good deal i think of the approach and thesis and then at the same time, what you've been advocating around blitz scaling and growing quickly. how do you think we should -- let's see. we seemed to have lost reid momentarily. hopefully we can get him back. julia, i was going to ask reid and hope to still about how you rationalize between blitz scaling which he's talked about, the importance of being able to grow quickly when technology demands it, take investment that way and then soft bank's model which is more late stage investment in ideas that seem not to have entirely panned out. >> i think a lot of it, jon, comes down to the fact that reid invested in a lot of the companies more early on, identified a strong negative idea that he could figure out how to help scale and particularly around these platforms that he has added so much value to looking at air bnb, linked in this, tw

among the photographers is lisa hoffman she's taken pictures in crisis and doesn't trust the images we have of them she wants to for her own. scepter a mistake on my thing skepticism and mistrust a very strong and very negative connotation words. of this now i'd rather say a desire has arisen to look for other possibilities for representation a lot of. she superimposes as many as 1000 photos of places like syria and the ghana stand to create a kind of them a book picture of a mass of details people and objects appear it's a photographic puzzle a kind of counter image past it and what is not to get showing what remains in the background there is no clear idea of someone witnessing events instead it always includes the gaps as well in my artistic gets to ration i try to break through classical concepts of the image and long established tragedies and provide something else that. photographer marcus cybil also observes events that move the world in his videos and photos to takes a perspective all his own and no faces no masses of people on the move only the remnants what do refugees leave

at first there were eight chicago defendants, jerry reuben, abbey hoffman, tom hayden, bobby seal, leend david dellinger. >> we weren't arrested. we were chosen. >> reporter: their trial is now the subject of a new netflix film: the trial of the chicago 7, written and directed by aaron sorkin. >> we're giving them exactly what they want, a stage and an audience. >> reporter: the movie has been in the works for 14 years. but sorkin says it took on a new urgency after president trump took office. was there a moment in donald trump's ascendency when you said i need to tell this story. >> it began when he was running for president. >> president trump: i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. >> about the old days when they beat the crap out of them. >> president trump: you know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out in a stretcher. >> the police advanced into the crowds, clubbing those who resisted. >> reporter: one of those protestors, rennie davis, needed a stretcher after taking a billy club to the head. >> i was being

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including ceo seth clawman, melissa myer and our next guest, reed hoffman, they signed a new businesssurrounding the election and specifically the election results and reid joins us, the co-founder of linkedin and partner at graylock and reid how concerned are you about this issue of election integrity, but also whatever may or may not be a delay in those results being made public? >> well, very concerned because i think that actually in fact given that we're living in a pandemic, people are trying to be safe, trying to be good to other people, trying to not create more death and more suffering, more people are voting by mail, there are some states voting by mail for the first time, pennsylvania, et cetera, there is -- so there is this question where, you know, on november 3rd, with all of the ballots by mail, you won't actually have the normal you called it on the night of november 3rd i'm very worried that president trump will want to just declare victory and say, we don't need those vote by mail or all those kind of things which will lead to uncertainty and i think the thing that w

consistently very high volume every day used regularly by the momentum and growth people john hoffmannow tech and growth is hot now. what prompted the move to do this this is the nasdaq 101-200 this has been a big success. this looks like the 101, the junior varsity qqqs. why now? >> yeah, bob the j is for junior. and, look, innovation has never been so important. it couldn't be more front and center you know, during a pandemic when we all had to experience and create and build during this period look, innovation drives growth and that is persistence. and the qqq as you talk about, bob, has delivered growth for 21 consecutive years. we're expanding on that now. providing investors more ways to simplify the investment and growth and innovation. that's what this is all about, bob. >> you know, i notice that it's got some usual tech names there. it also has garmin here, lyft. these are not securely tech names. i gather just like the nasdaq 100, it's not just about having tech but somebody that's doing innovative things with tech, right? >> that's right, bob you know, less than 50% of the

former cia station chief dan hoffman is here to answer the question if need be. how do you answer that, dan? good day to you. >> well, thanks, bill. i think it's critically important for the government, in this case the department of defense both to reassure our allies and our citizens at home, as well as deter our enemies by making those sorts of public statements. bill: okay, the adversaries and our allies. break it down. how should we understand that, dan? >> so, i think during this time what we're seeing is our adversaries, for sure, that would be russia and china primarily, but let's not exclude others as well, and our allies a full court press to collect information on the president's health on the decision-making process inside our government and contingent planning as well. they'll use open sources like the media, including the president's tweet and the videos to analyze everything they possibly can about his health. they'll also conduct diplomacy with their counterparts in the united states and make no mistake, we're going to see a lot of espionage from

and that -- because julius -- judge hoffman, who's played by the great frank langella -- by the way,crazy good, unbelievably good -- was an amazing character. and he was pretty extreme in his treatment, you know, of how he treated these guys. when you see the movie, most of what you'll see might seem like -- a lot of what you'll see might seem like it could never really happen, until you pick up a newspaper, then you realize, yeah, that could really happen. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because we see it happening now. but then, you know, i had -- the whole sorkin thing is interesting. aaron sorkin. >> jimmy: had you worked before -- >> no. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a long time ago -- i bet you remember this. there was a show called "sports night." >> jimmy: yeah, sure, great show, yeah. >> yeah. he had done -- i think he probably had done some things in television before, i don't really remember. but i remember thinking, man, who is this guy? and we have so many -- a friend in common who said, you want to go out? have lunch? i did and i just said, someday we have to do something together. that was li

but, yeah, i mean, it was great in that it was just easier. >> stephen: was it hard to play abby hoffmanaid about saying the right lines? >> yeah, he used these kind of clownish techniques and, you know, big students try and pursue political ends. i mean, you know, he had 10,000 people or 20,000 people try to levitate the postmaster general. so he did these crazy wild things but he was really a deeply committed political activist who ultimately, you know, was ready to give his life and tragically died early. so, yeah, i mean, when you are doing it for aaron sorkin, he's such a genius, he really is a genius and everyone's awaret that they're around the greatest screen writer, you know, living, that whatever he says everyone does. at some point if he tells you, let's just stick to the script, you just do it. >> stephen: sacha, thanks so much for being here. good to see you again. >> hey, great to see you again. >> stephen: happy to be here and happy tore you. "borat subsequent moviefilm" is available now on amazon and "the trial of the chicago 7" is streaming on netlix. sacha baron cohen,

hoffman is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. george smathers talks about his own views for pornography here. he had a reputation for a very active social life. that is not the portrayal george smathers gives of himself in this conversation. i choose not to look at it, others choose to look at it. i don't look at it. i have not seen it. i don't know whether or not this is the kind of thing that should be going around or it shouldn't. they will look into this very deeply. >> would you vote on it next wednesday? we are due to vote on it next wednesday. with the cooperation of eastland, i don't know how. he is referring to a rule of the judiciary committee that allows any member of the committee to delay the vote by one week. as you are dealing with a president that is running out of time, the repeated delays will cause significant problems. the pornography argument resonates with the public. he is referring to a rule of the prof. johnson: he is referring to a rule of the judiciary committee that allows any member of the committee t

would also move forward with implementing reform changes as part of the use of force study peter hoffman is with the vallejo police officers association, the union says it's nothing more than a power grab by the city which could set a dangerous precedent isn't about public safety. >>this is about frankly attacking police officers often says that under the move the city would be allowed to make its own rules when it comes to due process for officers under investigation. >>i don't think it's ever going to be a good idea to leave the workforce. by the wayside and just. and now what's going to happen to them as your employees pay if things do not get corrected with the department. i do envision an exodus of police officers. >>well city leaders say they believe this is the right move for the city going forward is a crisis on several fronts and as as a police chief. one of the things that is very essential for us is to build community trust. it's an essential principal of 21st century policing and that's a challenge for the whale police department. >>one of the biggest concerns for the city mo

so tonight were said to have with us carl hoffman in stephen for a double book launch. carl is a former contribute editor at the national geographic traveler and his travels on assignments to 80 countries turkeys off of five books, savage harvest was in the times editors choice, "new york times" bestseller, the "washington post" notable book of the year and has been translated into nine languages. the last wild man was a finalist for the competition. the lunatic express was named one of the ten best books of the year by the "wall street journal." i marks launch of his latest book "liar's circus: a strange and terrifying journey into the upside-down world of trump's maga rallies." steve benen is a producer on the "rachel maddow show" and author of the maddow blog. his articles and bits office o. in the near times, washington monthly the american prospect salon.com and other publications. for his work on the "rachel maddow show" has received to make any awards, has been nominated for three more. tonight is in it for his new book "impostors" so without further ado please j

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it would also move forward with implementing reform changes as part of a use of force study peter hoffman is with the vallejo police officers association, the union says it's nothing more than a power grab by the city which could set a dangerous precedent isn't about public safety. >>this is about frankly police officers often says that under the move the city would be allowed to make its own rules when it comes to due process for officers under investigation. >>i don't think it's ever going to be a good idea to leave the workforce. by the wayside and just. and now what's going to happen to them as your employees pay if things do not get corrected with the department. i do envision an exodus of police officers. >>while city leaders say they believe this is the right move for the city going forward is a crisis on several fronts and as such as a police chief. one of the things that is very essential for us is to build community trust. it's an essential principal of 21st century policing and that's a challenge for the boy, a police department jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>well gatherings al

i'm told by the hoffman institute foundation that's been running retreats here for the past 25 years. this is california's first resort. mark twain who stayed here so as clark gable it was established in 1852. now there were a few buildings that did survive 3 of 20 were untouched by the fires but this is a major blow to the people who have been working here. this was a devastating loss to us and it. >>traumatic and shocking way and that lasted for some days. i must admit side losing. it's not the same as losing someone you love, but it's a big boss. >>the people who run this facility say they had not been holding retreats here since march because of coronavirus and had just gotten cleared by the county to begin doing so again. but were evacuated the very next day. now they do say they plan to rebuild and they were insured they'll be looking for an alternate location to hold their retreats in the meantime but it's obviously a huge blow to them and a piece of california's past that was mostly wiped out. reporting from seen alina i morning kelly kron 4 news. >>and a live look outside now

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. >> the resort now belongs to the hoffman institute, which is a nonprofit that used the property to host retreats. >>> all right. take a look at this. you can barely see it through the smoke and the hayze. that's levi's stadium. the nfl is watching carefully as the niners gear up for sunday night football against the eagles. today santa clara had an air quality index of 150 to 200. that's in the unhealthy zone. the nfl says it will consider postponing or moving a game if the air quality index is higher than 200. but a bay area pulmonologist warns it doesn't need to be that high to do harm. >> yes, absolutely air quality index over 200 is clearly unsafe for anybody to be outdoors and exerting themselves. but there is going to be a health risk to 49ers players if the air quality index is in the 150 to 200 range. >> the niners did practice today. the team releasing this statement saying air quality in santa clara is at a level where we can still practice. current forecasts say that our air quality will not be an issue at game time. the nfl makes the decision to adjust the game if neede

is kathy hoffman i haven't given up hope that will turn things around in time then is the end if we do i think it would be responsible to do some geo engineering for a time all just to flatten this peak of the warming a little bit since we used to have albums i'd say temporary solar radiation management and it was removing c o 2 from the atmosphere will have to be done over a long time as all the sea a to leave a message has to be taken out of the atmosphere would one of the deals geo engineering the terms geo engineering is a misnomer it will never understand it in terms of going in there like engineers stuff has to feel our way and learn as we go and we'll have to be able to stop at any time without it coming back to bite us all still that's a basic that's wireman to false out so i'll only consider such measures if we know for sure we can stop without negative consequences were done to help them adjust your position to the science is an ambiguous existing measures on to not to keep the. i'm stable so it's probably only a matter of time until radical geo engineering comes into play ha

the hoffman institute foundation that has been running the retreats here for the past 25 years set that folks like mark twain and clark, gable have stay there. workers say that this is just a huge blow. >>this was a devastating loss to us and it. traumatic and shocking way and that lasted for some days. i must admit side losing. it's not the same as losing someone you love, but it's a big boss. >>well the people who run the facility say that they have not been holding retreat since march because of the pandemic they had gotten cleared by the county to actually begin doing so, but they were evacuated the very next day because of the fire now they plan to use insurance money to rebuild. well this year's historic wildfire season is not only affecting the local wine industry is also posing a threat to the pot growers. well, some girls are actually dealing with loss of crops student flames, others are worried that the lingering smoke and ash in the air can actually impact the quality of their pot. wendy kornberg is the order of some of this home bolt full sun farms, her garden should produce

hoffman is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. and smathers is going to be talking about his own views for pornography here. smathers had a reputation for a very active social life. but that is not the betrayal that smathers gives of himself in this conversation. >> [indiscernible] my other reaction is, i'm not going to see the movie. i don't look at anything like that, pornographic. that's a bad choice. i choose not to look at it. others choose to look at it. maythe court says that he can. i don't look at it. i have not seen it. i'm not going to pass judgment on whether or not this the kind of thing -- this is the kind of thing that should be going around or it shouldn't. ranting and raving about this kind of thing. he wanted a long time to look into this. he's going to look into this more deeply. >> the graduate? >> that's right. we are due to vote on it next wednesday. >> can you just do that? ofwell, with the cooperation east end, i don't know how you were going to adopt it. prof. johnson: what smathers is referring to is a ru

intrepid washington post reporters bob woodward and carl bernstein, played by robert redford and dustin hoffmanver us president to resign from office. besides being exceedingly well crafted, each film delivers the same promise of hope to a different generation of americans reeling from trauma. mr smith goes to washington came at the end of the great depression, a decade of poverty and disillusionment in the american system. while all the president's men was a response to a profound loss of faith in american institutions, following both watergate and the vietnam war. the films succeed because they engage with our darker impulses, but still provide uplifting conclusions. right now, political tensions in the us are boiling over, which makes these films more relevant than ever. political films can motivate the populace. mr smith goes to washington came out in 1939. that inspired a lot of people to go into politics, because at the end of the day, it was seen as idealistic — even though i don't personally think that it really was. but we will put a pin in that. and then all the president's men inspir

the resort now belongs to the hoffman institute, a nonprofit that uses this property to host retreats. >> back in the day it was the place in the napa valley to go to. >> this is a rendering of the hotel published in an article in 1872 that praised the resort for its beautiful scenery. >> you are going back in time. it is the same as 150 years ago. >> the resource has gone through a lot. different owners and at least one disastrous flood. >> we had a flash flood that came through here about two or three years ago. it wiped out a lot of the buildings. >> but nothing compares to the glass fire that swept through and chewed up 17 of the 20 buildings. a part of the creek that runs by the party is now a trickle of water. >> this is a refreshing spot to be, but you wouldn't know it now. >> we intend to rebuild and to continue the tradition. >> up next, more on this fire. rugged terrain. we will catch up with crews on the front lines. >>> and also, poor air quality. will it have an impact on sunday night football as the 49ers get ready to host the eagles in primetime. >>> the firefight in na

and new york based car importer named max hoffman had urged mercedes to prepare the car for volume production it returned pump man promise to purchase at least 1000 units for the american market. he was in town so when did you know you all go to go eat more or less convinced the management to go on the presentation at the motor show in new york to. of the rest. it was simply an ingenious blueprint it had such an aura that it stood out from everything else on the market at the time. i as a result most of the $300.00 s. ounds ended up in the us the bald styling was a sensation as was the construction the teeth in their space for it held the car together on the inside just as an interesting car. it was the super light frame that gave the current designation so. this chaotic looking at family is actually a carefully thought out and practical construction the frame of the sports car frame welded together from then wall steel tubing which translates into low weight and high stability. production $300.00 f.l. is based on the same principle it bears the hallmarks of its bigger and faster brother its

before moving on to the discussion of carl hoffman, a little bit of history. founded in 1927 by benjamin on fourth avenue's book row from union square until after over 93 years a sol soul survivor now ry third-generation. ... >> translated into nine languages. and a finalist for the competition and the edgar award. the lunatic express was one of the ten best books of the year by the wall street journal the ninth marks why are circus. nurser on the rachel maddow show and author of maddow law and those that appears in "the new york times" in washington monthly, the american prospect, salon.com and other publications. for his rachel maddow he has received two emmy awards nominated anymore. and his new put the imposters how they stopped governing please join me to welcome them to the stage. >> thank you. it is great to be here. i had a chance to read it last weekend it coincided with the rnc it was an interesting experience to watch and see the book at the same time that dovetailed with the book is a republicans are acting much employers basically the country and

before we launch to a discussion of carl hoffman "liar's circus" and steve bannon's imposture would like to share history about the strain. it was done in 1927. stretch of mean square, the book would wait

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among the photographers is lisa hoffman she's taken pictures in crisis and doesn't trust the images we have of them she wants to form her own. scepter a mistake on my think skepticism and mistrust a very strong and very negative connotation words. i druther say a desire has arisen to look for other pasta.

. >> let's get more on this now from dan hoffman.former cia station chief in fox news contributor. dan, good to see you today. it would seem the ministration has minimized what the role of russia has made in this parade which is worse for our election series coming up, russia or iran . >> they are all bad. russia certainly has in my next experience, of tracking the intelligence operations. they have the most sophisticate propaganda and hacking i think that's out there right now and they demonstrated a willingness to take it to a very serious level. vladimir putin, their as no bounds for him, he's used sovie chemical agents to try to assassinate his own citizens an a former russian intelligence officer. russia has gone through a throttle against us. >> what would you make about iran being accused of posing is the proud boys that neofascist group that has been known for violence inside the united states. clearly as people get that targeting, they are going to have fear, and if they're told to vote for one candidate over the other and t

the pandemic could washington's entertainment a 3 card that hoffman takes out what's left. restaurant workers like him or some of the perth to lose their jobs. thank you the only bartender left where he works and he does know how long the owner will be able to keep him on he's scared of joining the 19000000 americans who lost their jobs in the pandemic and he worries what would happen if he does. i'm renting right now i've already got a one month forgiveness of frank from my landlord i'm very fortunate a lot of people haven't been in that situation a lot of people might be forced out of the city that might lose their. lives or vehicles or a way to get around the city. if it did their face that it at some point. if the government failing to pass another who would stimulus package he fears businesses that employ people like him could could that. given that winter won't have as much outdoor seating a capacity to serve our gas there probably won't be enough to save some of the small businesses from closing anyway if small business were to fail specifically bars and restaurants

before moving on to the discussion of carl hoffman, a little bit of history.founded in 1927 by benjamin on fourth avenue's book row from union square until after over 93 years a sol soul survivor now ry third-generation. ..

alfred pleasanton who also gets help from a union , infantry brigade under the command of jay william hoffman stewart is going to fall back. he falls back to high ground just southwest of the town at the old quaker meeting house. this is where john pelham is going to have one of his minor finer days. perhaps his finest day, i would argue, as an artillery. he is going to do what he is known as doing, he takes in all an artillery piece out beyond the union flank. you can see it on the union map showing the fighting at the quaker meeting house. he takes one gun and sights of gun himself personally at a distance of 800 yards, and the first shot fails the entire color guard of the seventh indiana infantry. once the union artillery gains the range of his gun, he will fall back to another piece of advantageous ground and continue playing a game of almost leapfrog with the federal artillery. fredericks talked about, that is where he gets the nickname of "the gallant pelham," but the history of the long arm of northern virginia says this is really almost perhaps a greater day for john pelham than dece