it's like jimmy breslin who i co director a film about recently.guys finally won." today we're getting an indication the good guys are going to win eventually. we just got to hang in. >> jennifer, i wunonder what yo think about all of this that while sometimes trump's news distracts from other trump news and it all gets convoluted. here rudy giuliani's problems have otherwise obviously crowded out what jonathan just outlined, which is for one thing court standing up to the wall money grab. >> i think the walls are closing in wherever you look, pardon the reference to walls. not only that decision but the so-called public charge decision saying that they were going to try to make essentially green cards condition on people's ability never to have taken any been if thes whatsoever. that also got slapped down. i think what you're seeing on the personnel front anybody with an ounce of credibility, is being forced out or leaving in droves. and what you have is the hackery that is now taken hold whether it's in state, nsa, whether it's homeland security

. >> jimmy: so you've got woody harrelson, emma stone -- >> jesse eisenberg >> jimmy: jess eisenberg >> abigail breslinracter. who do you play in this? >> yeah, so they all came back it's ten years later, they're still fighting zombies, and kicking ass, and taking names. and they come across new survivors, one of which is madison, who makes me get to live -- i get to live out all of my wildest valley girl fantasies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does madison sound like what does she do what does she talk like? >> it's like, i'm from the valley, like zoey's from the valley so, it's like, i got to research this voice and character for 24 years [ laughter ] so it's like kind of awesome she wears like a juicy couture track suit, and she has a bedazzled sidekick and she has these nails which zoey also has too. >> jimmy: oh my gosh and how is it working with everybody? we love -- >> you know, they're the best people >> jimmy: i know jesse, i know woody, i know emma yeah >> they're the best people they're just -- everything you think they're going to be and more i just love them all so much, they're so welcomin

one of the most interesting things is that jimmy breslin wrote that the warring 20's were born in toledo ohio on july 4, 1919. the people who came to the fight, the list is incredible. it's a who's who of the roaring 20's. toledo was centrally located within all of the railroad systems. it was very easy for people to get here. plenty of hotels and an 80,000 seat arena, it was the perfect venue. staff travel tour test toledo, ohio, to learn about its rich history. to learn more about other stops on our tour visit c-span.org, cities tour. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] next, from the ronald reagan fact -- presidential foundation and institute, six former law clerks recall working with sandra day o'connor. this is part of an all-day conference commemorate the 38th anniversary of justice o'connor's senate confirmation. [applause] >> thank you. it's really an honor and a privilege to be here. few wordsd to say a to introduce the next panel. i would start by saying something that we probably

one of the most interesting things is that jimmy breslin wrote that the warring 20's were born in toledo ohio on july 4, 1919. the people who came to the fight, the list is incredible. it's a who's who of the roaring 20's. toledo was centrally located within all of the railroad systems. it was very easy for people to get here. plenty of hotels and an 80,000 seat arena, it was the perfect venue. toledo, ohio, is known as the glass capital the world. up next, word -- we learn about edward libby and his role turning dileo into the glass city. glassedo's notice the capital the world because all of these have built this economy of glass here in toledo. standing in the pavilion. the purpose is to showcase the glass collection, one of the significant parts of our thirdtion here, almost a here in toledo. it is one of the larger collections of glass in the united states. the city has a history of glass in terms of industrial contribution in toledo and in terms of what the museum -- >> edward libby was the proprietor of the glass company and it was through his ties with the glass company that he m

breslin, jesse eisenberg! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hola, guillermo! >> hola, guillermo! >> hola, guillermo! >> jimmya second. >> guillermo: yes, i'm very hot. please be quiet. sorry about that, he's so boring. hello, everybody. is acting fun? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great fun. >> great. >> we all love habiting. >> not as fun as being on here, though. >> guillermo: tell me about your new movie "zombieland: double tap." >> it's really fun. >> fantastic. >> guillermo: okay, okay. it is time to play "parking lot tequila shot!" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wait, what's parking lot? >> guillermo: "parking lot" is when you leave. >> you mean like go home? >> guillermo: yeah, woody, like go home. >> oh, okay. tequila shot, i guess. ♪ >> guillermo: here, one more, one more. >> thank you. >> guillermo: do you guys have a clip of the movie? >> there should be a clip, yeah. >> guillermo: okay, drink tequila and roll the clip. >> light 'em up! let's go, let's go! get up to safety! here we go! [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: wow! wow! that was a very good clip. thank you for being in my show, woody harrelson,

brillon, and later this week, regina king, nat wolff, aaron paul, jimmy eat world, woody harrelson, emma stone, jesse eisenberg, abigail breslin so please join us for all this week. our first guest is an oscar-winning actress straight out of south africa whose resume spans from "snow white" to "mad max" with a lot in between. she gives voice to morticia in "the addams family." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome charlize theron. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? >> i'm good. i'm good. you know. >> jimmy: did you just come back from bowling? what's going on with the hand? >> i have now changed my career. yes. i am a professional bowler. can you bowl with that? no, which fingers do you need? you need that finger. >> jimmy: it looks like the hand guard with bowling, yeah. but it's not, huh? >> yeah. it's not as cool as i thought it was going to be. >> jimmy: it's kind of cool. >> i don't know. this is so stupid. i did an action movie, and i tore the ligament off the bone fighting a very big -- oh, yeah? it's cool? >> jimmy: it is cool. [ laughter ] >> i messed up my elbow as well. >> jimmy: is that a custom-mad

one of the most interesting things is that jimmy breslin wrote that the warring 20's were born in toledo ohio on july 4, 1919. the people who came to the fight, the list is incredible. it's a who's who of the roaring 20's. toledo was centrally located within all of the railroad systems. it was very easy for people to get here. plenty of hotels and an 80,000 seat arena, it was the perfect venue. staff travel tour test toledo, ohio, to learn about its rich history. to learn more about other stops on our tour visit c-span.org, cities tour. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] next, from the ronald reagan fact -- presidential foundation and institute, six former law clerks recall working with sandra day o'connor. this is part of an all-day conference commemorate the 38th anniversary of justice o'connor's senate confirmation. [applause] >> thank you. it's really an honor and a privilege to be here. few wordsd to say a to introduce the next panel. i would start by saying something that we probably

one of the most interesting things of the fight is that jimmy breslin wrote that the oaring were's --0's born in toledo ohio on july 4, 1919. the people who came to the fight, the list is incredible. it's a who's who of the roaring 20's. toledo was centrally located within all of the railroad systems. it was very easy for people to get here. plenty of hotels and an 80,000 seat arena, it was the perfect venue. the biggest fight of the century. >> the first thing to notice is he is just barely up. >> are cities tour staff travel to toledo, ohio, to learn about its rich history. to learn more about other stops on our tour visit c-span.org, cities tour. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. thinking about participating in c-span's studentcam 2020 competition but you have never made a documentary film before? no problem. we have resources on our website for producing information and video links to footage in the c-span library. teachers will find resources on the teacher's materials page to help you introduce studentcam to your students. who wantsce