do you like james bond movies? >> number yes, i do. >> you have ever in any of the fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government he could lieutenanted in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton. it's just like through the looking glass. i mean what is this? i explained how in good faith i said i had not met with russians

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james bond. >> no, you can't do it like that. you can't -- that's terrible. 's rubbish. >> all right. how would you do it? >> easy. >> say the name is bond, james bond. >> i don't know. i'm going with beckham. [ laughter ] >> he took david beckham -- he took at stab at 007. pretty good. corden and the "late late show" crew have been filming in london. the final show in the uk is tonight. >>> coming up in sports, the giants have trouble closing out their final game of the road trip. and game 4 of the nba finals is hours away. that means the "dubs" could be hours away from being crowned nba champs. it's all coming up. 44 >>> in just a few hours the warriors could be celebrating their second nba championship this decade the first for the newest warriors kevin durant. he finds himself one win away from his first nba championship. while expectations were high when he signed with golden state, he didn't envision a 15- 0 start to the post-season. >> i didn't talk to these guys when i made my decision and -- and say we better make it to the finals and be up in the ser

experts in the daily telegraph say the gin—boom is partly inspired by james bond.h us is andrew tuck — editor of global news and business magazine monocle. we will start to be independent. we have got to the attackers of the bridge attack named. kharam butt. the independent asks how he slipped through the net. mi5 is watching 3000 people. is this sustainable? some 20,000 people who are of interest and the difficulty is, what is the weapon, the weapon is access toa carand is the weapon, the weapon is access to a car and potentially a knife and that's all these people need is in the past, it would have been chatter about explosives. they were looking at the real clues that somebody might have been trying to a bomb that here, this is access to a car. they are rightfully saving, there was no hint they didn't pick up any i'iews. was no hint they didn't pick up any news. the other thing is, how much of this was inspired by being a copycat. maybe there wasn't a long lead time. maybe they saw that attack in march and it's only in re ce nt attack in march and it's only in r

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. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. (laughter) yes, i do. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you like james bonds movies? yes, i do. where's the follow-up? daniel craig or sean connery? this is a travesty. this is a travesty wrapped in wrong sauce. things have been little dicey with north korea, what with their repeated missile tests. but there's no need to panic, because this country has some of the most experienced diplomats in the world. also, we have dennis rodman, who flew into north korea again today. so this is basketball diplomacy. is this on behalf of president trump? >> have you spoken with president trump at all? >> i'm pretty sure he's happy about the fact that i'm over here trying to accomplish something that we both need. >> stephen: something you both need? you mean a distraction from the russian investigation? wait, does that mean dennis rodman met sergey kislyak for a secret game of one-on-one. i like kislyak dunching on rodman so what secret funding back channel did dennis rodman use to get to north korea? he

a reason james bond is to popular, he's a good guy, not a traitor. the characteristic figure of the 19060s is the beatles for england. what that shows you is in the 1950s, both the british left and the british right agreed on one thing. they disdained america. the ahis to thattic -- aristocratic people. and at the same time, british working class kids in liverpool and elsewhere, embraced american culture as it never had been embraced in britain before. you have kidded grog up in ene inland trying to sound like african-american field hands and succeeding and making money on it. and so many ways this class system divides over the question of america, and i think that's still persists. the working class fascination with america, if you have ever been in man chest are you see the direct flights to orlando. the whole british working class is going disney world. >> host: let's stay on class. one thing that surprises me was -- i'm not saying churchill was a progressive but his understand offering the dynamics and even -- understanding of the dynamics and th

dav >> do you like james bond movies? >> yes, i do. >> have you ever in any of these situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an bass dover a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundred of other people to pull off the greatest capper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that senator cotton. just like through the looking glass. i mean what is this? >>> there was a follow up about the jason bourne. over at the white house deputy press secretary sara sanders weighed in thought attorney general jeff sessions did a good job. >>> after questioning whether donald trump might fire robert mueller he still has his job for now. but when she was asked if the president has confidence in mueller she said i don't have anything more to add. the "new york times" reporting that gray area dave is by design. >> citing a source who spoke to donald trump on tuesday the paper was pleased by the ambiguity of his position on mr. mueller and thinks the possibility of bei

he agrees to be james bond but then doesn't follow through. so, i wondered myself if there was enough of a story to tell in a book, and eventually by -- i'm taking little tubey -- tiny pieces of information and putting them together and a get to a series of letters that he wrote to his best friend, who was an army general -- the day before skype, before e-mail, and when it was really, really expensive to make long distance phone calls. and so ernest wrote long, long letters to this guy named buck lenham and he talk about his reaction to the political events of the day, and he threw in for me almost an -- now i'm sharing it with you -- threw in these references to his time with the soviets, and so when you put all these little pieces together, i think you have a coherent story that spans 1935 to 1961, and that is the story i tell in the book. so, i -- in the q & a i can get into more detail on the particular part of the story that you might be interested in hearing, but for now i'm going to take you on a little excursion on ernest's life. one o

. >> so it's grace jones, who was and international pop star, in james bond movies-- before my time--leather. her brother is bishop noel jones. he has a helicopter. >> trevor: right, which, again, is a random fact, like beta fish dying after two weeks. ( laughter ) can i tell you, if people didn't want to listen to the album before, everyone is going to be buying it now. they're going to be like, "i want to go where he's going." >> that's important. >> trevor: you have the most random stream of consciousness. i check out your twitter and, for instance, you tweet about sprite-- you rap about sprite, which is weird, because as a rapper, you don't drink. you don't do drugs. and so, like, you talk about sprite a lot. >> well, you know, a lot of times you connect to things, and i connect-- sprite is a company that's based on that, you know what i mean? great color palette, right product. we actually have things with them in correlation with the album. i can't tell you what, because that's a breech of contract, but what i can tell you is it's going to be delicious. ( laughter ) ( cheers and

even we've you know been trying to verify what we what we can there really is a stuff a called james bond feel a c.n.n. producer listed on their web site visually he certainly looks like the guy in the video ratings trump all that is what this video says according to him c.n.n. has now mentioned russia sixteen thousand times just since trump was elected c.n.n. has really beat at the forefront of all these russian shenanigans they've gone to breaking news that the mere mention of russia you know one of the reports near rumors that unverified sources good enough to talk about russia they've been trying to tie trump and russia as hard as they can for a very long time now you know the results well that the people judge it is also salad c.n.n.'s relationship with the white house can you give us a question. you know if you're not going to give you a question if you speak out if you are shake do. our network i just want to ask you sir i'm changing from think news though doesn't that under very fake arch you. project there it ass and the guy behind it james o'keefe he's made a name for himself he

james bond does it. it's not frowned upon but applauded. for betty. >> thank you. >> other questions? >> this information you wrote about was it in the diaries? or how did you piece it together? >> i had to piece a lot of it together. it's not in her memoirs, diaries and letters their other sources to the oss records have many references to her. . . . >> guest: so when we was exposed at the hotel hershey in pennsylvania. she retired and that's it? >> she tried to keep going. at one point she goes to london. the gestapo realizes and she didn't go back to france until after the war. does she live 50 years? >> no, she dies at 52. she dies at the castle she's living in with her husband, bruce, who she marries ins southeast of france and bruce, ten years later. there's an electric blanket fire and he dies and the castle goes up in flames. . >> could you just please expand on the after connection, if briefly? is that possible? >> sure. i'd originally written a lot about it in the book and it was too tangential. and he was a spy and he and fdr wou

his first book which ever i'm sort of going to say all that right but then it kind of took on the james bond role in all of his other books you know how much of your military background plays into the writing of these books or you know events that you witnessed that maybe we don't all know about you know things about nature about tara i think really what i do is i draw on the characteristics of the men and women with whom i served to create my protagonists in my characters i look for bravery i look for courage i look for a code of honor by which they live and then the bad guys we've all had bad bosses we've all had and we've all run into bad people and in our lives or even opponents on the battlefield and so i think it's that that i pull on it's not like i'm going back in time and say i'm going to write specifically about this combat action in afghanistan or iraq or panama or wherever and so what i really try to do is i create real live characters filled with the best of the troops with whom i served and i serve with a lot of great great americans on the battlefield most stuff and most of al

. >> i think this hearing based on the idea of a nefarious spy plot looked like as james bond film filledith lawyers. at most you have jeff sessions in a hotel ballroom listening to a speech and in a receiving line shaking hands with the russian ambassador. where is the intrigue, the cloak and dagger and the spies with microphones. you are spending so much time debating whether this is executive privilege, it shows the big smoking gun isn't out there. this story is getting smaller and smaller. the democrats need to drop this nonsense. gerri: adam, i'm sure watched every second of this as well. we did take out the funny statement. but who what do you think is going to be the take away? what do you make of how democrats will react? >> the mainstream media is obsessed with the story line that doesn't add up. you are looking at the attorney general of the united states, former u.s. attorney for southern alabama, known for integrity, honor and telling it like it is, before a panel of his peers. i'm glad he stepped forward and responded to questions, and i thought he did it very well. but what

once known as james bond. >> and he came to california to talk about a new documentary he produced withto be back. >> pierce and his wife key lee, screened the documentary last week. the movie documents the struggle to stop experimental use of pesticide in kawaii where they have a house. . >> found to be zero for the experimental test fields. >> examining what they call chemical cocktails, spreed sprai spraied every day throughout the year near schools and homes and sensitive areas. >> we think we put together an exciting and informational and provocative film about it. >> this comes as the trump administration is rolling back environmental regulations. doesn't sit well with brosnan. >> throughout the world, this man in power, 45 has this responsibility to people, seems to causing great rift in a beautiful country. in a marriage of a u.s. immigrant and citizen, hurts my heart to see -- what's happening here. . >> she has connection to the area, born here and parents live here. h hi has been home -- hawaii has been home for years, but no salvage from the environmental issues. >> it's a w

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. >> are you like james bourn or james bond movie. >> yes, i do. >> basically uncovered or sort of exposed of this whole exercise. >> and massive fire in a high rise out of london. >> help me, help me. >> an american college student detained in north korea for 14 months is back in cincinnati, ohio. >> you have the democrats on the other s

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of investigation. >> sean: i happen to love those movies. but they actually nailed it there. there is a lot of credit for calling out these democrats and of course the destroy trump media's lies about what is really going on here. this has now become nothing more than a witch hunt. plain and simple. it's another massive part of the story that involves actual scandals, actual crimes that have been committed, that they are ignoring. something that the destroy trump media that refuses to tell you about. we will tell you here on the show. let's start with the leader of this political witch hunt, right now that would be special counsel robert mueller, who should be closing up shop. one, he has stunning conflicts of interest

do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> i do. kennedy: the attorney general was wailing. >> mr. comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. there are none, senator, there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. this is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me and i don't appreciate it. kennedy: i do. i love innuendo. senator john mccain doesn't love russia and he made that plain with questions about the armed services committee in regards to the motherland. >> did you raise concerns about russia's support for bashar al-assad and violence against his own citizens and the use of chemical weapons? >> i don't recall if that was discussed or not. kennedy: what does he recall? kamala harris can't see when she is going being hysterical. >> the policy is based on the principle that the president -- >> i'm not asking about the principle. >> you would rely on that policy? did not ask you're staff to show you

saying this thing is a complete farce that's what tom cotton did with his elaborate jason bourne/james bond references. but democrats behind this thing, they have more traction among the american people. i'm not sure that this hearing gave them much progress. i'm sure democrats will be super upset. this is going to consume time. it's going to consume band width among the white house and it is a distraction to the agenda. as one of the other guests said the dow gave its verdict and that's the shipment is sailing forward. >> scott wapner is over at the nasdaq we closed at record highs. we didn't see a lot of movement while these hearings were under way. to parce it finely, it's hard to say what exactly the take away here as far as the markets concerned in this particular hearing anyway. >> reporter: it started about 2:42 the level that the dow was up at that moment. it was up 87 points. so it added a little bit the anne anne added a point as well, kelly. pete this underscores the fact that one of the guests was just making that the market is sort of tone deaf in d.c. >> more and more -- well

unleashed a virus called goldeneye, which you may remember as the name of pierce brosnan's first james bondm. which means it's a pretty good virus, but your dad still thinks sean connery's malware was better. ( applause ) we miss you, sean. he's alive, right? he's alive. okay. goldeneye is ransomware, which is a kind of software that locks up your computer until you pay a ransom to the hacker. the virus started in ukraine, where it hit banks, cash machines, gas stations, and supermarkets. it was an unprecedented assault on ukrainian to-do lists, and i ( laughter ) -- it wasn't just errands that were affected. the virus hit the radiation monitoring at chernobyl, forcing it into manual operation. the manual backup, of course, is a guy running up and down the hallways screaming, "oh, god, why did i take the job as i.t. guy at chernobyl?" "why didn't i go to law school or improv comedy?" ( applause ) so-- so little applause for chernobyl these days. ( laughter ) this attack even made it down under, according to australia's minister of cyber security. >> i can confirm that there has been two aus

it not quite james bond. it is hackers in a basement.he world. the us firm that supplied cladding used on london‘s grenfell tower has ended global sales of the product for use in high—rise blocks. since the fire at grenfell tower, 75 tower blocks that have been tested have failed the tests. more than 500 more still need to be examined because they have external cladding. a minute‘s silence has taken place in london to remember those affected by the terrorist attack near finsbury park mosque. government buildings fell silent and people gathered in public places at midday to remember those affected. one man died at the scene and nine other people were taken to hospital. a 47—year old man has been charged with murder and attempted murder. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall have been to manchester to meet staff on duty when a suicide attack killed 22 people at ariana grande concert in may. charles and camilla listened to stories of what confronted the people working that night and how they had coped since the bombing. ariana gra

. >> do you like james bond movies. >> the fact that he continues to not be able to testify in these conversations, but the president suggest that there's something that he could be hiding. >> i'm not able to be rushed this fast. it makes me nervous. >>> today general jeff sessions refuse to answer senator questions about his conversation about the president's decision to fire fbi director james comey. america's chief law enforcement official could site no legal basis whatsoever for his refusal to answer those questions. and that was best demonstrated by the best prosecutor on the intelligence committee, former san francisco district attorney and former california attorney general and the most junior member of the senate intelligence committee, senator harris. >> you referred to a long-standing doj policy. can you tell us what policy it is you're talking about. >> well, i think most cabinet people as the witnesses you had before you earlier, those individuals. >> a policy that goes beyond just the attorney general. >> did you ask that it be shown to you. >> the policy is based on the

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of investigation. >> sean : i happen to love those movies. but they actually nailed it there. there is a lot of. credit for calling out these democrats and of course the destroy trump media's lies about what is really going on here. this has now become nothing more than a witch hunt.g plain and simple. it's another massive part of the story that involves actual scandals, actual crimes that have been committed, that they are ignoring. something that the destroy trump media that refuses to tell you about. we will tell you here on the show. let's start with the leader of this political witch hunt, right now thatou would be special counsel robert mueller, who should be closing up shop. one, he has stunning conflicts of int

at one point he played james bond, but he's also a very passionate environmentalist. >> he came to northernto talk about a documentary he produced with his wife. ken wayne sat down with the couple. >> it's nice to be back. >> it's good to be back in mendocino. >> reporter: pierce brosnan and his wife screened their new documentary last week. the move vow documents the struggle to try to stop experimental pesticide use in kauai where the couple has a home. >> they're experimenting with pesticides, so kauai is ground zero for these experimental test field. >> reporter: the film investigates what it calls chemical cocktails that are sprayed up to 16 times a day near homes and schools. >> we think we've put together an informative, insightful and provocative film about the subject matter. >> reporter: the film's release comes at a time when the trump administration is rolling back environmental protections, something that doesn't sit well with brosnan. >> what's happening with the government now is very unsettling. what's happening in the country is very unsettling, and the man that's in power,

same audition for james bond. >> i'll go with david beckham.the forecast turning up the heat. can we just talk for a second leisure suits two, days in a row? >> yes, doesn't feel like it is necessary to me. i don't know. >> not even that one time. >> yes, in case you missed it yesterday, jim should divulge to the masses that he had, what was it, russ colored with lime green? >> well, russ colored suit with lime green shirt. >> that's horrible, jim. common? >> it was a great outfit. >> no, it was not. >> it was not. >> it was the 70s. >> those color never went together, not even in the 70s. >> you've got to get that picture, though. >> i think my mom still has it. >> real big laugh at your expense. you need to go find. that will let's talk about the weather, though, man do i come wearing nice weather news. today looks lick gem, sunshine, couple of clouds surgeon out there. we will stay mainly sunny today. feels comfortable outside. you may still noticed i am wearing a jacket. many want to walk out the door again with a ex interest layer. today e

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. >>> pierce brosnan is known as one of the biggest doors at one point he played james bond.lso a passionate environmentalist. recently, he came to northern california. i was able to sit down with him to talk about a new documentary he produced with his wife. >> it is nice to be back. it has been a while. >> pierce rosin screened his new documentary at the montecito film festival. the movie documents the struggle to try to stop experimental test decide use in hawaii, where they have a home. the movie is called poisoning paradise. >> they are experiencing with pesticide. hawaii is ground zero for these experiments. >> the film investigates what they call chemical cocktails that are sprayed up to 300 days a year, 16 times a day near schools, homes and environmentally sensitive areas. >> we have put together an informative, playful and provocative film about the subject matter. >> the films release comes at a time when the trump administration is rolling back environmental protections. something that does not sit well with brosnan. >> what is happening with the government now is

. >> shepard: what he was saying -- fact that he sounds like a james bond villain adds to the angst. i know it sounds more like arnold schwarzenegger, but the gist is this. he sees a 40% hit in the market, which would essentially be like halfing the dow if it would happen. not everybody agrees it. days like today are more an aberration than a sight of things to come. the host of "making money" charles payne joins us as well action trader larry there sfg alternatives. larry, you talk on what fauber was saying. we're not only due for this but overdue for this. what do you think? >> well, i think the last two days we're due for it. saying it's not about fundamentals doesn't provide a lot to the guy that has the semi conductor stocks. they're down 40%. the super text stocks have been treated liked they were some type of safe haven or a staple issue. when you have ten-year yields, 214 monday, 227 four days later, what goes up must come down is being treated like a staple. so be it. that's what we're seeing today. the washout due to the yields going up. >> neil: charles payne, a couple hyp

. >> jason bourne or james bond movies? >> bret: that was the arkansas senator, he compared the russian investigation to a plot line in a spy novel. the attorney general also clearly wanted his old job back today. >> as a former senator you bring unique perspective to this investigation because you have been on both sides. >> i have indeed. all in all it's better on that side. nobody gets to ask about your private conversations or your staff. >> bret: [laughs] he finally got that question out. that said today. we have you covered, we had two hours today of special report, we will be back to one hour tomorrow. fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. sp1 breaking tonight we are waiting to hear how the president thought is attorney general did today. that could come at any moment, we'll take it to the white house live as soon as it does. jeff sessions came out swinging today. he raised his right hand before congress, testified for about two and a half hours. he was qui

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. yes, i do. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off of the greatest caper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton. it is like through the looking glass. what is this? >> dana: were going to take on the table here. jesse, i thought this was a fabulous part of the hearing for attorney general sessions. but the most important one was the first sound bite that we showed. he was the first who had been accused of this collusion and the whispering around town in washington, d.c., and to say, how dare you question my patriotism. i have dedicated my life to public service, so how dare you. >> it was a great part. the democrats are trying to paint jeff sessions out to be a traitor. the man is not a traitor he is a patriot. he's worked in the attorney's office, he wa

russia, the bias against russia, he goes to james bond, the feeling that schmerber should is behind itre mr. putin has been recognized in a cartoonish way as a doctor no figure. you don't go there. i'm surprised because americans should really, if they think of him as this threat to america. our generals say they're the number one existential threat to the u.s. if you believe that, we should know more about them and who their leader is and what they are actually saying because they don't print that. i don't see him speaking to american people in our language. he is always interrupted with a bad dub, speaking with a harsh voice or a football coaches voice. this is a chance to hear him in his own language. his interpreter is very good. amy: you do not put a translator over him. you have subtitles. >> i am a filmmaker. i'm not a news man. i see this as a four hohour projoject. in those four hoururs, you will cover from 2000 all caps to 2016, 2017. amy: how did you end up doing this? >> by accident, kind of. we were in germany and communicating a lot with ed. he lived in moscow at the time