hollywood was in a bit of a rut bloated us film studios were spending and losing millions of dollars on splashy musicals and cheesy historical epics that nobody wanted to see anymore it was up to a new generation to tear down that system and build in its place a new hollywood. it's the start of the wild new decade the birth of a few hollywood marked an upheaval in tinseltown a break from the rigid studio system. it was the advent of a new generation one that celebrated broken heroes and outside i. attribute to flower power and protest it's the time of the vietnam war and the student protests against it pick these and hasheesh instead of bush well constraints and taboos the dreams of the flower children conquered the cinema. do you think you can down your door that the film is a brewski point dreams of a world free of racism and it shows how that dream is brutally repress was. happiness can only be found far away from civilization. in one nine hundred sixty eight america was deeply divided between those striving for change and i was afraid of. talking last sunday like benjamin in the

but we did not know about -- about "access hollywood." and so i think the president's attorneys believe this is all a subterfuge. >> they believe this is all an effort to get at donald trump. >> and some of what -- the way this would fall in terms of the fbi and we've been asking this question is extortion, was there any kind of intimidation and then the other thing -- the obvious thing is campaign finance laws. we don't know what the fbi is looking for. >> but it is intriguing they are looking at this. brian stelter is with us. and you're going -- you're doing reporting on this. what are you learning? >> nbc universal which produces "access hollywood" has not been contacted by investigators and not subpoenaed. but i think it is worth going back in time to that famous day when the tape was leaked. well if this tape did not come out through nbc, it did not come out through "access hollywood," it came out through "the washington post." someone leaked it to the washington post. maybe because they suspected nbc wasn't going to broadcast it. b

the fact it is related to "access hollywood" is a huge deal.us a bit more of an indication about why the president has gone so beserk about this. we don't have suspicion anymore that this is related to donald trump. we know. >> it's a big deal indeed. phil mud, the access hollywood videotape was leased on the same day as there were other significant developments unfolding. take a look at this graphic. 3:30 p.m. on october 7th, 2016, the u.s. officially blamed russia for the democratic national committee hacks opinion at 4:03 p.m., access hollywood videotape released by the washington post. at 4:30 p.m., wikileaks releases john podesta e-mails. you're smiling. >> i'm smiling because if wikileakss was efficient enough to release an hour and a half after, i don't buy that. if you're running this investigation, one of the most significant things you're doing is putting together a three dimensional time line over the course of a year or two. when were there initial contacts if there were. we know there were some between wikileakss and people affilia

instead holly hollywood empres, remember roman polanski?was accused of rating a 13-year-old back in 1977 after he gave her champagne and quaaludes. at the time he was 43 years old, hei was charged with six felony counts but he fled to europe before he was actually sentenced and put in jail where he belongs. you would think afterer all of that hollywood would be completely in the position to disown, renounce him. not only did it not happen, here's what did happen. in 2003, he won an oscar for best director. the celebrity filled audience and the oscars erupted in applause even though he couldn't attend because he's avoiding authorities here in theg united states. watch hollywood's reaction to the rapist. >> roman polanski. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> sean: standing ovation and gets worse. support for him didn't end there, and 2009 after he was arrested in switzerland in connection with his 1977 case, over 100 celebrities sign a petition demanding his release. i guess you're in good company just like the rest of your buddies

a bad thing to me because people come to hollywood and then complain about hollywood. it was all there. it's always been the same. >> host: what's it like to be on top? >> guest: is great for ten minutes. i had my ten or 20 minutes. when i wrote enemies people were saying it's the best application ever and a nobel prize winner i felt like a million dollars. that's part of me was saying this isn't going to last. it lasted maybe 20 minutes and an earlier version when i wrote the basic end of the screen adaptation of my own book, there was a verse of that. but unless your name is steven spielberg that's what it is. it's nowhere near as glamorous as it used to be. now it is more industrialized. it doesn't even make the attraction. >> host: you mentioned you and your wife are starting a new company dealing with higher education and political correctness. does she share your politics? >> guest: yes. we couldn't do this if she didn't. it wouldn't be a marriage made in heaven. it's not political correctness per se. it's a company that is going to try to open up the higher educ

after the "access hollywood" tape came out in 2016, mr. trump was asked not to appear at an event for you and now it is back in the news in a major way. this must bother you, "access hollywood," stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, at a certain point it must be embarrassing. >> i didn't read the article. i'm familiar with what you are talking about. so we're pretty focused on getting our work done here. and so this is something that i'll let you guys speculate about. right now i'm busy trying to get things done in congress. we have a big agenda and that is where my focus is and i don't have much punditry to offer you on this. and look, i just think the president ought to handle it is compartmentalize it and focus on doing your job. we have issues with syria and a budget to pass this week and we have a lot to do and that is what i'm focused on. >> let's talk about your retirement. a big announcement. you said you want to spend more time with wife and kids and very understandable and you've said things to me like that privately but i do want t

steve bannon and the "access hollywo hollywood" tape. and a home of crisis in this country, as the woest wo"washin post" is reporting bannon is pushing a plan to cripple the investigation starting by firing rod rosenstein but going way beyond that, as the president's own party fears it could lose control of the house come november giving democrats an opening to start impeachment proceedings. as president trump weighs a possibility of a missile strike on syria, one that could come at any time, and as a president taunts russia, tweeting that missiles will be coming. even as multiple officials insist no decision has been made. in the midst of all that, the "access hollywood" scandal is back, sources telling cnn that fbi agent who raided the home, office, and hotel of trump attorney michael cohen were looking for communications between frutrump and cohen o'eve infamous "ing a "access hollywood" tape, that caught trump saying this. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i start kissing them. like a magnet. i don't even wait. grab them

now you have "access hollywood." so the if it fits into a narrative of financial crime, then maybe there's something to it. but right now, i'm still a little bit, you know, flummoxed by what it is that gave rise to such an aggressive action by federal prosecutors, which leads me to believe that we have some reason to think that we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg of what it is that really underlies this investigation. >> interesting. the tip of the iceberg. and chris has told us over the past couple of days, as the head of the fbi investigative unit. chris, you've been saying, it's a no-knock type of warrant. where you think someone is going to destroy information, so you don't give them a second to do that. so it's not done the way a normal thing would be done. it's done extremely aggressively. april, the question here is, why? you know, we're talking about financial crimes and you know, you've got this timeline of whether it's significant or not, who knows? but it is a pretty interesting timeline, i think to

look at the contempt they show on -- in hollywood. all these shows that denigrate christian and traditional morality and then have you roseanne who is not necessary lay social conservative, is a trump supporter. and you have these ratings and rush pointed this out. despite the fact that in the two major markets, l.a., and new york city and the tristate region, you had terrible ratings there but yet they had such robust ratings throughout the country. it overwhelmed them. that's symbolic of what's going to happen. in the next election. uprising normal people reject this contempt that they have. >> david, i couldn't agree with you more. here is what the left is reacting to. the similarity, let's say, between a roseanne likely not a social conservative, people like me, and other conservatives is that we're not conforming. we are not behaving. right? we're not accepting their narrative. especially when women do it. especially when also it challenges their world view that you have to look a certain way. you have to go to certain parties. y

look at the contempt they show on -- in hollywood.that denigrate christian and traditional morality and then have you roseanne who is not necessary lay social conservative, is a trump supporter. and you have these ratings and rush pointed this out. despite the fact that in the two major markets, l.a., and new york city and the tristate region, you had terrible ratings there but yet they had such robust ratings throughout the country. it overwhelmed them. that's symbolic of what's going to happen. in the next election. uprising normal people reject this contempt that they have. >> david, i couldn't agree with you more. here is what the left is reacting to. the similarity, let's say, between a roseanne likely not a social conservative, people like me, and other conservatives is that we're not conforming. we are not behaving. right? we're not accepting their narrative. especially when women do it. especially when also it challenges their world view that you have to look a certain way. you have to go to certain parties. you have to behave

>>> could that access hollywood tape come back to haunt donald trump? sources say it was part of the raid on the president's personal lawyer. >>> the national security team meeting in a number of hours. when and how will the u.s. respond to the chemical attack in syria? >>> and house speaker paul ryan's sudden decision to leave congress. how much does it really have to do with president trump? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. it is thursday, april 12th. 11:00 a.m. in istanbul and moscow. we will have reports from those locations coming up. >>> and first, what they were looking for with the fixer michael cohen. the warrant sought communications with trump and cohen about the "access hollywood" tape. that is on top of what we know investigators are seeking on efforts to prevent the eruption of stories on two women who claim they had affairs with donald trump. stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. gloria borger has the latest. >> reporter: alex and christine, the fbi agents that raided michael cohen's home,

i don't know what to make of this "access hollywood" tape.there's been no reporting that suggests or no facts to suggest that there was any change of money or any money in connection with this tape. the only focus, as it relates to the tape, could be acts of thuggery, intimidation, to the extent that michael cohen knew about this, or the president knew about it and they attempted to strong arm or intimidate people to keep that from coming to light. that's really the only aspect relating to the tape. >> a couple days ago, you talked about releasing a -- a, i don't know, what do you call it, an identification by stormy daniels, you had a sketch artist do of the person that she says threatened her in 2011 in the parking lot in las vegas. you intimated the other day that you weren't going to do that, given the raid and things had changed. where are you on that now? >> well, as you know, when you interviewed her, she described in detail this very serious threat back in 2011. subsequent to that, my client sat down with lois gibson, a r forensic art

documents or any communications that cohen might have had with president trump about the "access hollywood" video, that's that video in which then donald trump bragged about groping women. it was released about a month before the 2016 election and it's not clear what exactly they're looking for, what there might be but they are apparently looking for any evidence of communication with cohen and the president about that tape and perhaps if there was any effort on the part of cohen to suppress the release of that tape which was ultimately leaked by some kind of whistle-blower to the "the washington post." now, you know, this also tracks pretty closely with some of the other stories, a litany of other stories really about secret payments allegedly made to women, karen mcdougal, stormy daniels and others in order to suppress their stories about their alleged relationship with the president during the campaign, but, of course this is the first time as you've mentioned that the president's name is on a search warrant in conjunction with that raid and you can perhaps see why president trump was s

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i think the climate has changed i think hollywood has changed and i don't think there's any any going back and i think this is going to really make a major different. as to not only how these cases are seen but also consequences and and the justice that could come from it and get there we understand that in the courtroom when the verdict was read out today that bill cosby shouted out and showed a very angry side it could that be the last part of this story that people will remember. oh absolutely you know they were discussing the dean this is the district attorney that is why there or not he should be remanded into custody immediately since he is now a convicted sex offender and he said to the judge the d.a. said to the judge look he's a flight risk he has a plane he might not show back up in court and that's when bill cosby said up and yelled you know i don't have a plane you a whole expletive and his team had to have to calm him down but he was visibly angry visibly lash out and just really you know i think still in shock about the verdict but very angry and lashing out loudly for h

we did not know he played a row in the "access hollywood" tapes. >> i'm not entirely sure."the new york times," it says it is not clear -- >> that's what i was just going to -- >> what role, if any, mr. cohen played. but the fact that the akts wege were seeking documents relating to the tape reveals a new factor in this investigation. >> we know they were looking for documents about stormy daniels, mcdougal and now the "access hollywood" incident. if he had any role, and to your point, we don't necessarily know that yet, if he had any role, that's new. >> from a legal perspective, jennifer, turning to you, if this is filed under the did they try to shove anything under the rug before all the people went out to elect the next president of the united states, we don't know yet. if they did, how big of a problem is that? >> well, it's a criminal offense. it's illegal to give campaign contributions over the limit and it's illegal to hide what are actually contributions. you have to report all of your campaign contributions. so the contributions here would actually be the benefit

. >> communications regarding the infamous "access hollywood" tape. this could be whether or not he was suppressing release of that tape. >> he is not talking about bob mule or. >> a constitutional process in the making. >> ty cobb had a radical theory. let's totally cooperate and waive executive privilege. i think that's wrong. >> we have a number of options and all of those options are on the table. the president has boxed himself in. once he makes them he has to now deliver. >> was your data included in the data sold to the malicious third parties? >> he yes. >> they have to rebuild trust with the american people. >> this is "new day" with chris kco como and alisyn camerota. here's our starting line. we have new details about the fbi raids on president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. investigators were looking for communications between cohen and donald trump related to the infamous acce"access hollywood" tape. and president trump's ousted former chief strategist steve bannon is reportedly pushing a plan to fire rod rosenstein. the man overs

also coming up on the dave popcorn the silver screen and a hollywood blockbuster welcome to saudi arabia. oh we begin today in cuba viewing the window dressings of an orderly staged communist transfer of power today a man named miguel diaz canel became the new president of cuba the first man without the name castro to leave the island since the one nine hundred sixty s. it was then that fidel castro led a revolution that would for the rest of the twentieth century steer cuba into the arms of its communist comrades the soviet union and away from its closest neighbor the united states cuba much like berlin became a volatile even teel of the cold war its hosting of soviet intermediate ballistic missiles in one thousand nine hundred sixty two brought washington and moscow the close as they have ever been to nuclear annihilation of the warming of relations under us president barack obama gave many hope that finally a democratic cuba could emerge but those hopes appear to have been dashed and that brings us back to that window dressing now once you cast your glance inside the halls of power in

this is the access hollywood tape, his sexual relationships with porn stars and others. so, if the deutsche bank news accounts turned out to be false had him calling in the firing of bob mueller, what do you think the effect of your reporting today and the reporting on the cohen raid is having on conversations about mueller and rosenstein's job security? >> well, that's the thing. i mean, the president isn't always someone who keeps his word. so, even though he said, don't do this, don't go there, we haven't seen him do anything. look, the president has fired a fair amount of people in his cabinet, but he has left the justice department aside from comey alone, even though he has talked and thought so much about getting rid of sessions, rosenstein and mueller. so, that's a real question here. who is he angry at? does he think this is mueller's hand? apparently he does. is it really rosenstein? and what does he do? the whole thing is that if he brought in a new attorney general, that person would be over rosenstein and they would likely not be recused from anything related

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beaten to death, it's "access hollywood."merican people -- >> clearly -- >> -- were only apprised -- >> clearly, there's more there on "access hollywood" and on everything else, because what we have known up until now is that things like this fbi raid does not happen on a whim. i know you don't want to believe that. clearly, bannon doesn't want to believe that. i hope you're right. i hope that the president takes bannon's advice, because nothing would make him look guiltier. >> and here's the thing -- >> hang on a second. here's what i think is so interesting about the whole bannon thing. and i think josh is right. this is clearly his attempt to become relevant, because he's completely become irrelevant. what's so interesting, though, is remember when he had that full-on interview where he was honest about what he really thought about trump, saying he lost his mind. it was steve bannon who said, if anything is going to get trump in trouble, it's going to be the money laundering piece. so steve bannon himself might have been a

his star was placed on the hollywood walk of fame.ree years ago he was lucky to survive a car accident? new jersey. >> it was a journey. the ups and downs and struggles, but there was intense joy, and i'm here. everything for a reason. >> he may have more to look forward to. tracy's "30 rock" costars told us they're thinking reboot. >> we will no by may. i don't know what's going happen. >> no one >>> now at etonline.com, an exclusive look at zach efron and >>> when we first started dating, i had more money than her and she said to me, would you like a prenup? and i said, no, i don't want a prenup. but i really wanted a prenup. >> dax -- maybe it would have been good because kristen has been very successful. perhaps she makes more than him now, they're both very successful. >> it's going to be just fine. >> well, jared leto's not worried about a prenup now. his skin, hair, the crazy way he dresses, it all works. >> i always want to talk to you about your fashion. how do you make decisions? and is this a new era of fashion? >> i like t

breaking news we were discussing involving the fbi raid involving michael cohen and that whole "access hollywood" tape and what they were looking for and potentially his role in that taping a month before the presidential election or perhaps as they would have liked it not to have been. on top of that, the other piece of breaking news that's just been turned around, this involves a federal judge in the whole stormy daniels case. this federal judge in california, judge james otero ordered attorneys for stormy daniels, michael cohen, donald trump and the company that paid off the $130,000, they're to meet and figure this out by friday 13th. m.j. lee has just sat down. paul cowen with me and jennifer rodgers. tell me what this judge has asked of these lawyers. >> well, this is basically you summed it up pretty well that he would like the real representatirepresen -- legal reputations of both sides to get together and hash things out. there's been a flurry of filings in court and both sides want difference things. the lawyers involved in representing donald trump, michael cohen, they want things to

the "access hollywood" tape as you know was deeply embarrassing to him. and he is not somebody particularly getting embarrassed about thiese things. confirmed his belief, a, he and michael cohen are said to believe this is robert mueller's hidd hidden hand. done on a referral by mueller. this confirms what the president had in his mind. how the president sees it, that mueller has been out to get him this entire time and this is evidence of that. there are a lot of people close to the president saying they can't understand what this would have to do with anything. the topic infuriates and touches a nerve on the president. it is not going to help. >> you reported yesterday the president wanted to fire mueller back in december. and also back in june, but mcgann stopped him. >> everyone i talked to says he knows he should not fire mueller and it is a dangerous proposition. the question on what happens to rod rosenstein comes up more frequently. but at the moment recognizes that is problematic. he is often musing about firing any of these people. shut down whi

director wolfgang pedrosa he made movie history with his anti war film dust boat before heading to hollywood to direct blockbusters like air force one outbreak or the perfect storm pearson is a master of big budget action but his movies always wrestle with the real issues of our time. pay doesn't started his career directing crime thriller he focused on topics such as hit and run accidents blackmail and rate more than twenty five million viewers watched his one nine hundred seventy seven t.v. movie heifetz likeness about a sexual relationship between a teacher and pupil. four years later came the feature film that attracted the attention of hollywood just bought it was nominated for six oscars and although it didn't win any it did open plenty of doors for pages on. the german director began working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. and. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten ye

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sources tell cnn the search warrant sought communications with trump and cohen about the "access hollywood" tape. that is on top of what we know investigators are seeking on -- information on efforts to prevent the eruption of stories on two women who claim they had affairs with donald trump. stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. gloria borger has the latest. >> reporter: alex and christine, the fbi agents that raided michael cohen's home, office and hotel room on monday were looking for communications between then candidate trump and cohen and perhaps others about efforts to prevent the release of the infamous "access hollywood" tape. you remember this. it captured donald trump making lewd remarks about women before the election. the warrant specifically references trump in the search warrant. that is a direct mention of donald trump in the search warrant. sources say it appeared in connection to the tape. this warrant is the first indication that the investigators suspect there was an effort to suppress the tape. we don't know what, if any, role cohen or the president would have played in t

but why is "access hollywood" the "access hollywood" tape significant? we have to remember, the "access hollywood" tape happened on november 22nd. the same exact day, hours apart from when there was the john podesta, wikileaks e-mail dump. if the fbi, if robert mueller, if they're looking for collusion with russia, doesn't that take us back to this october 7th? strange both those things would happen on that very same day. >> the mueller probe is always hard to read. when you look at how criminal investigations work, if they see possible crimes, even if it's campaign finance violations or a campaign finance crimes that are perhaps -- that come across the scope of the investigation, they have to pursue that. they're looking at payments that michael cohen or allies of the president may have made during the course of the campaign, where the money came from, how it was reported. and just how this all played out throughout the course of the trump campaign. >> what do you think about this, brett? >> look, i think that -- you have a situation which the president

to elevate humanity to our ox and that that's something right there but hollywood does not do it at. the table hollywood how do you think law change can be facilitated in filmmaking if there's a system that allows the artists and the creators to get access to the resources and the capital the fuel all the what we call that yes. it's a good thing we hope to bring that to those two together and be made to be some great friends. to figure out ways to use what you guys are creating this new frontier in what we do still filmmakers to move into crypto by the fifty five year old hollywood actor who comes nine years after he was convicted of tax evasion nevertheless he seems to have been received quite well with so community we want to provide the services and the holes in our open platform in order to provide the next generation of companies and organizations to exist and to be able to decentralize production of movies and that's actually that's why when i think i just. you know it's a decision like advancing media and technology or movie production and that's one vertical but we're also wo

i think the climate has changed i think hollywood has changed and i don't think there's any any going back and i think this is going to really make a major different. as to not only how these cases are seen but also consequences and and you know the justice that could come from it and cage and we understand that in the courtroom when the verdict was read out today that bill cosby shouted out and showed a very angry side it could that be the last part of this story that people will remember. oh absolutely you know they were discussing the deed this is just the contrary that is why they are not he should be remanded into custody immediately since he is now a convicted sex offender and he said to the judge the d.a. said to the judge look he's a flight risk he has a plane he might not show back up in court and that's when bill cosby said up and yelled you know i don't have a plane you a whole expletive and his team had to calm him down but he was visibly angry visibly lash out and just really you know i think still in shock about the verdict but very angry and lashing out loudly for him t