crosstalk in hollywood and politics i'm joined by my guest wendy in new york she is a liberal commentator as well as a race and culture researcher at johns hopkins university in washington we have tim black he is a political analyst commentator and host of the tim black show and in seattle we cross to that caller he is a writer activist and progressive you tube or crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated zach i'm going to go to you first in seattle because you got up early it's for this program and i'm really very much appreciated you know we're calling this program i'm calling this program hollywood propaganda but as we were getting all set up to do this recording what crossed my mind is that it should be called dog whistle because this is what people are using all of the time every time trump opens his mouth it's a dog whistle every time a conservative says that it's a dog whistle but i would turn it on its head i would say the emmys the c.n.n. and this n.b.c. e.s.p.n. all of their they're the dog whistles ok any time somebody says s

not the case there are conservatives who also reside in hollywood we have ted rock who currently right now is you know running for office and then we also have someone like scott bale so you know as americans we have the ability and as any said is a really have the ability to say what side of the political aisle you're on you should not be penalized for it and if it just so happens that hollywood happens to be more so less leaning than less say those individuals who are in the country music sector then so be it that is their right we should not sit here and talk down on people who are in hollywood because we feel as though they don't kind of thing and they don't you think they are but don't you think they talk down to the the heartland to the middle of the country i mean i greet everyone has freedom of speech i agree with you ok but what i see coming out of this these are the mainstream media the corporate media in hollywood and the music business and now it's invading sports ok let me go to tim here that i again freedom of speech we all respect but that that that speech that comes out

in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> one second.-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> what you heard is right there from the fans. it's all about the eagles big win gets the new york giants. while the birds walked away with victory not everyone was celebrating. somewhere protesting outside of the linc a response to president trump's comments to players that take a knee during the anthem. more on the national protest in a moment. first the big win tonight. good evening to you thanks for staying up late with us. if you bleed green you probably spent sunday in a state of celebration. maybe they're still partying don bell. >> they were partying early because it was like a were partt the linc 8 a.m. >> they may be >> tailgate game was real. >> early season came down to no name on the roster. when the jake elliot beggeded for app opportunity. access granted. winless giants. birds down 7 in fourth quarteteh first career touchdown. the rookie it up 2 1. facts forward final seconds of the game carson wentz toal ow bound seize the clock and that puts them pos

in fact, the biggest star of the 50s in hollywood. see supported john kennedy over stevenson in the democratic convention he supported jfk who won the nomination. he was in shell shock after the assassination. it wasn't what the jfk people have implied since presidential future. so, a lot of them dropped out of politics for a while. it was somebody that he liked and could support and the reason for it is goldwater's campaign which essentially was in your heart, you know he's right. somehow that resonated with heston. he looked up and saw that and he thought that's right. and of course at the time, vietnam was just the beginning of johnson's great leap backwards into vietnam. so he voted for goldwater and lost again. something happened to cemented the shift. in 1968, he decided that he wanted to go to vietnam and meet the troops. this was not a popular war. younger people today want to throw out the first baseball and all of that. that's not the way it was in 68. it was a counterculture movement that climax to the ear with the student

in hollywood, businessman and gangsters have often been closer in hollywood, businessmen and gangstersu might think. the founders of mca had had to deal with gangsters ever since the company began, booking bands in al capone's chicago. so that makes this scene in the killers where reagan plays a crook turned businessman even more extraordinary. first of all, look at what lee marvin's wearing. that was the mca agent's uniform which don siegel deliberately copied for the movie to make his fictional killers look like his real—life bosses. but look closer still. see that model of a new building development, clu gulager is messing about with is messing about with in reagan's office? it's a model of mca's big new development, universal city, centred on the black tower. so what on earth were don siegel and his designer playing at putting a model of their producer's shiny new development bang in the middle of a criminal turned businessman‘s office? even if the businessman wasn't played by ronald reagan, seems a bit cheeky. perhaps the universal executives were in on the gag, perhaps they didn'

hollywood looks to crack down on russia those details after this break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corners corporations run washington washington controls the media the media the. voters elected businessmen to run this country business equals power. bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done for. me to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. want to be rich. but you want to be first that's what before three of the people. interested always at the water's edge. there should be. welcome back to the program hollywood style morgan freeman has targeted russia in an unusual it supposedly meddling in the u.s. presidential election. we have been attacked we are. cool imagine this movie script former k.g.b. spy angry at the collapse of his mother and plots of course for revenge then he sets his sights on his sworn enemy the united states bled in the. distance by this is no movie script. a clip from a committee to inve

but then a whole new phenomenon began to sweep through hollywood.bably produce more television in one week than all the studios in hollywood turnout in a year. television transformed hollywood and american politics, and with them, the career of ronald reagan. to understand what happened, we need to look behind the cameras, at the role of a man called lew wasserman, the head of a huge movie agency, mca. in the early 1950s, most hollywood moguls were scared or scornful of tv. not wasserman. so wasserman gambled on taking mca into tv production. and it paid off handsomely. but to do that, he needed the help of one of his clients, who, handily, was also the head of the screen actors guild. they asked reagan to give them a waiver. because back then you couldn't be an agent selling talent, and the producer, who supposedly was buying talent. so ronald reagan gave lew wasserman and a waiver of sag rules, so that they could both buy and sell talent. and that was enormously helpful for lew wasserman and mca, because suddenly, their tv revenues boomed to be si

hollywood looks to crack down on russia those details after this break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations perforations from washington the washington post media the media the voters elected to run this country business equals power. bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. german interests european interests are really deeply intertwined with each other i think. the world. having interests. to. one side has to work with the opposite. that's really exactly the world. isn't relevant to the. program hollywood star morgan freeman has targeted russia and then usual suppose it meddling in the us presidential election we have been attacked we are. at war imagine this movie script a former k.g.b. spy angry at the collapse of his mother and plots of course. the sights on his from. the united states. to stand by and this is no. the clip from the committee to investigate a new group created by artists but question marks are being raised behind the project. takes a c

in fact, the biggest star of the '50s in hollywood. he supported john kennedy over stephenson, and in the primary -- in the democratic convention. he supported jfk. jfk, of course, won the nomination, and he went out and actively campaigned for kennedy. he was -- there was no ambivalence in heston about who he supported, who we wanted in office. in 1964, something changed. and he felt -- first of all, everybody who supported jfk was in shellshock after the assassination, and johnson's sudden rise was not what the jfk people had in mind as presidential future. so a lot of them either dropped out of politic for a while and waited for the tide to turn, heston decided that barry goldwater is something he looked and could support, and the reason for it was goldwater's campaign, which essentially was in your heart, you know he is right, somehow that resonated with heston. in fact, he first saw that on a billboard while he was driving through arizona. he looked up and saw that and he thought, yeah, that's right. and of course at the time viet

hollywood looks to crack down on russia those details after this break. strategy betting called the market. just the mark betting strategy that's like a draft roulette wheel you bet on red you lose your bet on red again and you bet on red again any better until you when you don't run out of money before you what is famously used on wall street firms like goldman sachs who make bad bets but since they have an open cash window at the fed fund limited funds at zero percent borrowing rates they never run out of money that's why like goldman sachs and j.p. morgan can report thirty sixty ninety one hundred twenty straight days of profits on their journey because they don't take any fricken risk what about people that are not so smart. hollywood style morgan freeman has targeted russia in an unusual video for its present meddling in the u.s. presidential election. we have been attacked we are. at war imagine this movie script a former k.g.b. spy angry at the collapse of his mother land plots of course for revenge then he sets his sights on his sworn enemy the un

at hollywood is far from the any top group clamping down on moscow as u.s. lawmakers issue the bill that could block russian protocol sense from being shown in the u.s. samir khan takes up the story. men mints was proposed by senator john mccain and could potentially create a major barrier for russian channels broadcasting in the u.s. it would not require distributors to carry content from television networks owned or controlled by the russian government the proposal is bundled into a defense spending bill if this becomes law it could jeopardize current contracts between russian channels and u.s. distributors could potentially impact our t.v. which broadcasts in the us back in january r.t. was singled out in an intelligence report which accused the network of trying to sway the us presidential election in donald trump's favor the report however contained no evidence whatsoever only citing what's viewed as a negative reporting on hillary clinton r t is also a regular topic at senate hearings russia today a propaganda call them whatever are probably going to o

danny elfman is one of hollywood's most versatile composers. he's written film scores for spider-man. fifty shades of grey. and many other famous flicks. there are no rules in fact the only rule is that there are no rules i try to make my mind blank when i first see the first images of the film as blank as i can and it's more like what comes into my mind if i could make it totally blank. this week danny elfman will receive the max china award at the hollywood in vienna concert to honor his accomplishments. born in vienna china moved to hollywood in the late one nine hundred twenty is that he developed the technology used to record film scores. cutting. classics like gone with the wind. and casablanca. mechs diner was the beginning of all of it and it was like a revelation this music from beginning to end in the music is telling us the story and the music tells us there's suspense in the music tells us there's fear in the music tells us there's romance and from that moment on. music was part of film. two years ago a sink on stage was brought bac

it looks like hollywood is on franchises.ot play as well in north america, they play well internationally, particularly china. now the international market is much bigger than the american market. that is what hollywood is geared towards. vonnie: i would imagine people would still attend the theater if there was that much of a buzz about the movie. is it the writers, a lot more boutique companies set up to make movies now? what is this? paul: mostly it is just the cyclicality of the hollywood movie business. we are just in a miss year. disney has a whole slate of big films next year that has the studios optimistic. the longer-term secular issues are consumers have a lot more places to get content. netflix was not here five years ago. amazon prime, hulu, youtube was not as big as it is now. consumers have a lot more choices to get high-quality video content than simply going to the movie theaters. that is a long-term secular issue hollywood needs to be cognizant of. it has been offset by the fact that international markets hav

s largest independent film festival to ask where the big hollywood studios could be going so wrong. for twenty five years the u.k.'s largest independent film festival rain dogs has been premiering groundbreaking cinema all frequent and pulp fiction to nicolas winding refn film pusha ball for freedom of information request the pentagon and the cia revealed the us government has been involved in the production over eight hundred feature films including oil and man and even meet the parents went to the red carpet to all some of the stalls award winning artists on the founder of rain dawn's about meet the parents and the importance of independence in cinema will meet the parents started as a low budget feature right once in one thousand nine hundred ninety four or five a few months philips which he sold it to hollywood. took another seven or eight years for it to get made and the film that we showed it rained adds years before the polish hollywood project will tell you i did enjoy most of it was part grittier and funnier than the one that gone through all the put me or something and the

>> i think, more and more, hollywood's receptive to it.ou know, edge of america, which came out in 2004, was about an african-american teacher who came to the res and started to teach. and when i got the script, i was looking at it and i thought, "this is really interesting." it was written by willy holtzman, and i said, "i've never seen a movie about african americans and native americans." and, you know, in the 120 years of movies, you're sitting there going, "huh?" i mean, does that... that far... >> hinojosa: but how hard was that movie to make? i mean, when you show up in a hollywood executive office, and you're like, "we've got this script about an african american basketball coach who's going to go into a reservation," are their eyes just glazing over, or are they engaged? are they like, "you know what? there's an audience here." what's the reaction of these folks who you deal with? i don't know how you do it, but you deal with them. >> i think the reaction is kind of a glazed look sometimes... >> hinojosa: it happens, yeah. >> ...w

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television transformed hollywood and american politics.enon began. we need to look at the role of mca, the head of the movie agency mca. most the head of the movie agency mca. m ost a cto rs the head of the movie agency mca. most actors were scared or scornful of television. but not wasserman. he vowed to take mca into television production, and it paid off insta ntly. production, and it paid off instantly. but to do that, he needed the help of one of his clients, who happen to be the head of the screen actors to. they asked ronald reagan to give them a leg up. because you couldn't be an agent selling talent and the producer who was supposedly impartial. so ronald reagan gave a waiver of sag rules. this was hugely beneficial for wasserman and mca. what did ronald reagan get out of that? he got, in 1951, a ranch. and he said that when he saw that ranch, it allowed him to run for governor in the 1960s. so it was a huge. in 1954, a mca agent got him another geek as the front man for a tv drama show called general electric theatre. in 1959, he

well tragic events unfolded yesterday at that rehabilitation center in hollywood hills which resulted in eight people losing their lives hollywood police chief tom sanchez said to said at a news conference that investigators believe that the deaths were heat related and confirmed that the building has been sealed off and a criminal investigation is under way we now know the three of those patients died while they were on the second floor of that nursing home and then off to the officials evacuated one hundred fifty people five more died due to the consequence of consequences of the of the sweltering heat hollywood officials explained that the facility suffered a partial power lost and potable icy units were being used let's take a listen. the initial investigation has determined the facility had some power however the building's air conditioning system was not fully functional portable eighty units were being used in an attempt to cool the facility. tragically that measure of the asli was and enough and now officials have announced that they are open in a criminal investigation it's l

and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked with j.k. simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system some headlines will review a puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts taxi knock out all of the more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine centrist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he. needs all this pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray the things he believes in because the daily mail streams you know about h

phillip mena live in hollywood. thank you very much. and the conditions changing, hotels deciding whether to stay open or not. telltale signs of preparation. >>> i want to bring in key biscayne mayor myra pena lindsay. she joins us by phone. you're south of where phillip was reporting from there in hollywood. you are on this -- in this area that is surrounded by water. and you've seen the latest pieces of information. not sure if it makes a lot of difference to you, but now irma is tacking further west. >> caller: it is. because we are a low-lying barrier island, we have evacuated. i'm not speaking to you from key biscayne, i'm in miami proper now. we have mandatory evacuations. our biggest concern at this point is the dangerousness of the storm surge. we are expecting a storm surge. because of the timing of the hurricane, it should be coming in at high tide during a full moon. so the storm surge will be even higher. >> key bisque ain't -- biscayne completely empty for the most part? >> caller: for the most part, yes. >> what are some o

our national correspondent, miguel marquez, is on the scene for us in hollywood. what are you learning, miguel? >> reporter: wolf, at least six people are dead in an unbelievably frustrating situation. a nursing home 50 feet away from a level 1 trauma center. a criminal investigation is now under way into the deaths of elderly residents at this hollywood, florida nursing home. they died after the facility faced power failures in the wake of hurricane irma. >> they did have apparently a generator, but whatever was running by that generator apparently the main air conditioning units for this facility that would take care of also the second floor apparently were out of commission. >> so the collect was on and the air conditioner was on when you left last night? >> not the -- not from the generator. >> reporter: the surviving residents of the rehabilitation center hollywood hills had been evacuated to mechanmorial regio hospital. a dozen are in critical condition tonight. dr. randy katz is head of the emergency care unit at mem wall. he says at least 50 of his employe

the mansion was part of hollywood history.here as will smith shot an episode of "the fresh prince of bel-air." >> can i borrow the car? >> sure, why not? >> the grotto was really interesting. for people that don't know, that's a kaf he has you aren't the swimming pool. >> i'm sarah jessica parker. we're here on the set of "sex and the city" at the playboy mansion. >> that famous episode was filmed in 2000. >> oh, yeah. >> the mansion came to symbolize his swinging lifestyle. but after a health crisis, he told mary hart he was going to slow down. >> i had a very mild stroke in the spring of '85. i used it to kind of change the focus of my life. >> that change included getting married for the second time. the sprawling grounds were the site of his lavish wedding to playmate kimberly conrad in 1989, who was more than 35 years his junior. >> getting married is the best! >> the couple had two sons and invited us to visit them after they had transformed their back yard from playmate paradise to kiddie playground. >> this is your hor

more than 100 people were evacuated from the sweltering hot rehabilitation center in hollywood, florida, one of many areas that suffered power outages because of the storm. tonight there are some hard questions about how it happened and why help wasn't summoned earlier. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there and has late details. >> reporter: they were the most vulnerable. >> i'm dealing with well over a hundred people being evacuated from a nursing facility. >> reporter: today 115 patients evacuated in wheelchairs and stretchers from a sweltering nursing home in hollywood, florida. police now opening a criminal investigation after at least eight others died. >> it's a sad state of affairs, you know. we all have elderly people in facilities, and we know that we depend on those people in those facilities to care for our most vulnerable elderly population. >> reporter: today frantic relatives tried to find answers. >> my wife, they couldn't find her mom. >> reporter: it all comes during the aftermath of hurricane irma which has been deadly. in orlando three people died from carbon monoxide poisoni

it kills the hollywood elite.hat's why they used their entire platform to skewer the president. >> sean: let's go to the agenda, pam bondi. the president has to get funding first. i think you would agree it would be a good thing -- as conservatives, don't we always want to send things back to the states? health care. >> absolutely. >> sean: if he gets his tax plan in place, it includes things like getting rid of the alternative minimum. ending the double death tax which people pay. energy independence. i think that spurs economic growth we have never seen since reagan. >> of course it does, because we have a businessman who is president of the united states and that's what the liberal elite can't handle, and they're not going to get to president trump. we know him. he's not going to be affected by it. he's going to charge forward with his agenda to fix our country and it's got to start with tax reform. we've got to build the wall. we've got to repeal and replace obama care. my state, we're lead counsel on that, th

. >> 150 patients evacuated in wheelchairs and stretchers from a sweltering nursing home in hollywood florida. police now opening a criminal investigation after at least eight others died. >> it is a sad 125i9 of affairs. >> it's it is a sad state of affairs. we all have elderly people in those facilities and depend on them to karp for our most vulnerable population. >> frantic relatives try to find answers. >> my wife they couldn't find her mom. >> it call comes in the aftermath of hurricane irma which has been deadly. in orlando three died from carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator and 20 injured in napeles, knocked out power to 15 million in florida, at least part of the rehab center in hollywood hills did have power and the govern's office said the facility told state officials it had power and access to fans. >> we are concerned. we need to find out what happened to her. >> many are questioning with they weren't evacuated sooner at 3:00 a.m. the heat index was 87 degrees. >> why didn't they transfer people yesterday. >> the victims range from 71 to 99, the oldest albertina v

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and hollywood they won't allow chinese companies to invest in hollywood anymore probably because of this intellectual property situation but they also are not allowing them to invest in property overseas i don't know if they feel like it's the end of the bubble or why in the bubble that by the way the chinese investors have mostly caused in many major cities like san francisco new york thank you very london vo they're remaking topcon of course tom cruise will be wearing chinese drag and china wins in this episode and that's the remake and michael bay i think is directing and they're all on board with that no problemo number reagan as statues of reagan should be torn down. obviously the allow the chinese interlopers to own my gosh we're all over the transgenders on this. we got to go to the next half of the show but we're going to break so don't go away stay right there. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation. come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive in. my body gets and some bodies that i cannot produce itself around the world giving blood is s

because i know a lot of hollywood did lose power. but did this facility as far as you know, lose power? >> i can tell you from what i know, from what i've heard is that they did have apparently a generator, but whatever was running by that generator apparently the main air conditioning units for this facility that would take care of also the second floor apparently were out of commission. i can't speak exactly. i'm not going to speak to the criminal investigation. i'm not with law enforcement. you can understand certainly if it was hot, the main air conditioning unit was not working. > very sad story indeed. the mayor, mr. mayor, we're going to stay in very close touch with you. i want to reiterate, lessons have to be learned down the road, unfortunately, there will be more hurricanes down the road. the elderly and there are so many in south florida as we all know, florida has a huge retirement community. you got to make sure that we take care of these folks. i was deeply concerned going into the hurricane about the elderly especiall

not everyone in hollywood is liberal. the beautiful of our country is diversity, who we are and how we think. at the end of the day no one ideology should lead us whether in hollywood or not. >> tucker: i agree with that. i believe in diversity in the true sense, judge people by what they do, not by where they were born or how they look. with that in mind the actress who said she was rooting for anyone who was black, i thought i don't think she should be in jail for it, but i would say that's disgusting. you should treat people as individuals. nobody said anything about it. why? >> nothing the show which is diverse. i cannot speak for her, because i'm not in her head. but seeing the die service of her show she's saying she wants to see individuals win and have an it diverse background when it comes to 'em it's. yesterday we saw the first african american win for writing an african american play. >> tucker: i'm not against the show or against her. it seems the opposite of diverse. she's saying i want people of one specific

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andrea linares estÁ junto a nosotros en hollywood, florida.s fallecidos muriÓ a menos de 24 horas de conocerse la noticia? andrea:javier, carolina, muy buenas tardes nuevamente. es cuento que eso es cierto. uno de los pacientes falleciÓ el martes, fue trasladado directamente a una funeraria. esta noticia no se dio a conocer hasta el miÉrcoles por la madrugada y habÍan serios problemas dentro de este centro de rehabilitaciÓn. el jefe de la policÍa confirmÓ que esta investigaciÓn continÚa avanzando pero no quiso ofrecer mayores detalles, de por quÉ no fueron trasladado al hospital que se encuentra justo al lado, tambiÉn preguntas que se habÍan ventanas abiertas en el segundo piso del asilo. el jefe de la policÍa de hollywood comentÓ que habÍa algo de electricidad. no quiso comentar quÉ tipo de electricidad y que es lo que estaba funcionando. lo Único que dijo que efectivamente el aire acondicionado dejÓ de funcionar tras el paso del huracÁn irma, otro detalle es que ayer se dijo que fueron mÁs de cien paciente que fueron evacuados, 145, de estos