please welcome john david washington! how." >> thanks for having me, glad to be back. >> trevor: it's a while since you have been here, i think it was maybe 2019. it was a "blackklansman" at the time. i mean, you have just ascended consistently and constantly, "tenant," phenomenal, for the parts we could understand. let me ask you, before we get into what you are doing now, did you guys know what was -- because i love the movie. i genuinely love all of christopher nolan's films and i watch it again -- the first time to enjoy it come a second time to understand what is happening. but then there's parts of the movie where people are [mumbling] [laughter] so when you guys are in the scene, can you hear each other? you know what is happening? [laughter] >> uh... christopher nolan is always watching so i will say, yeah, totally. i knew every plot point. i knew everything that was going on. >> trevor: that's another thing i wondered. do you understand the movie when you are in the movie? when you are doing the stuff and backward

better life. >>> now appearing on broadway, actor john david washington.alking down the street and you look up and you see your name on the marquee, are you shocked or are you used it to by now? >> makes me nervous every time. like oh my god. but i also see my uncle. so i also feel like part of my family is with me. >> reporter: actor john david washington is making his broadway debut as boy willy in august wilson's "the piano lesson." some would say the 38-year-old was born to act. his mom is an actor and so is his dad, a guy named denzel. >> my father, he walked me around these streets when he was getting ready for speaks peer in the park. i used to love when he would recite his lines. >> reporter: at first he did not follow in his father's footsteps. he went to moorehouse on a football scholarship. >> what motivated it really was independence, was my own name, was being able to carry my own weight in my life. even though i was hiding what i really wanted to do, it gave me an identity. >> reporter: you were ieding what you really wanted to do. >> because

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christian bale, margot robbie, john david washington are a doctor, a nurse and a lawyer who are tryingniro's general to speak at their veterans�* ball. they met many years ago, he needs reassurance that they are who they say they are. here's a clip. how can i know this is really you in the picture? yes sir — so, i'm the doctor, she's the nurse, he's the attorney. we all met in belgium, which if you recall is where we met for the first time. as well as washington - last summer at the vef march. i'll tell you one thing that i can remember quite clearly — you did something... you sang a song, i believe. which one, sir? that's for you to remember. i've met thousands of people, you've just met me twice. you should remember the song. i'd like you to sing it now, and then i'll know it's you. # did you ever see a dream, walking lightly...# _ all sing. no, no, that's not it. you can see from that the kind of serio—comic thing. on the one hand it is very straight and the other very arch and satirical. there is also a covert group of businessmen who are trying to get robert de niro's character to

the-- as you said, the actor who is playing your original part, who-- he's john david washington. >> at all? >> first thing was, i was instructed, "never talk to john david about boy willie," so i have never had a conversation with him about that character. >> stephen: do you think he would like it, from you? >> oh, yeah! ( laughter ) oh, yeah, of course, yeah. >> stephen: the fact that you are not supposed to say anything about this part, or this play, to him, and you're saying it on tv and he might be watching it right now-- are you breaking the rule right now? >> no, no, no, no, no! i'm not telling him how to do it! i'm not telling him what-- what boy willie's intentions are, or, you know, "at this point in the play, you're supposed to be, like, dah-dah-dah, and this part of the play, you do this." but to sit there and watch him-- i did boy willie a specific way because i was directed to do it that way. he's being directed to do boy willie another way. and to sit there and watch it is kind of breathtaking at times, because i say, "i never thought to do that." you know, i never tho

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christian bale, robert deniro, margot, robbie john david washington. taylor swift, chris rock, rami malek and mike myers to name a few amazingly amsterdam turned out to be very easy not to like. well, i was impressed by all of the actors and they're acting. i was disappointed in the chopped up plot line that struggled to hold itself together long enough to get to the point. it's a really long and convoluted story of a couple of world war. one veterans trying to solve the mystery of the murder of a beloved general and his daughter based on a true story about an attempt to overthrow the government here. there are tons of distracting courts and twist that make it hard to stay focused. lots of artsy moments there for cinephiles to over analyze and also too many moments that are just there to highlight a moment with each of the all-star cast members when really only a few of them add anything to the final product. amsterdam is messy and to overstuffed for its own good. a very disappointing dean's list. the real crocodiles >> that was totally awesome for the

. >> de niro, christian bale, margot robbie, john david washington, rami malek, michael shannon, taylorike going to school, just the level of professionalism and the fantastic -- the set was so much fun. it was just exploration every day and i just -- you know, i turned to my wife and said, i have a really good job. >> good feeling. >> i love this. >> those are great days and your character is blond in this film. do you like doing the blonde thing? do you agree we have more fun? >> where are you going with this? >> no reason. >> now i'm scared. [ laughter ] no, i -- it was just a dream come true. i got to play a british spy. >> yes. so great. >> surprise, surprise. and from the '30s who is that sort of -- the all-knowing british spy who is sort of omniscient. it's, like, is he a spy or not? and he's into birding, which was -- now i got to look up birding. now i'm a birder so now i'm like out and going, oh, my god, i think that's a warbler which is strange for a migratory bird to have such plumage. everybody is, like, what is that? i can't help it. i'm a researcher. i got that app, dude.

christian bale, margot robbie, john david washington are a doctor, a nurse and a lawyer who are tryingassurance that they are who they say they are. here's a clip. how can i know this is really you in the picture? yes sir — so, i'm the doctor, she's the nurse, he's the attorney. we all met in belgium, which if you recall is where we met for the first time. as well as washington - last summer at the vef march. i'll tell you one thing that i can remember quite clearly — you did something... you sang a song, i believe. which one, sir? that's for you to remember. i've met thousands of people, you've just met me twice. you should remember the song. i'd like you to sing it now, and then i'll know it's you. # did you ever see a dream, walking lightly...# _ all sing. no, no, that's not it. you can see from that the kind of serio—comic thing. on the one hand it is very straight and the other very arch and satirical. there is also a covert group of businessmen who are trying to get robert de niro's character to front their endeavours, which are very, very sinister. cast includes rami malek, anya

washington. >> reporter: david, tonight, a jury in alexandria has decided the special council john durham faled to prove that the chief investigator on the steele dossier lied to the fbi about his role. the acquittal on all four counts effectively means that the second significant case that durham took to trial also ended in acquittal. so, durham is winding down his work without a successful conviction of any top government official in convection with his probe of the justice department's investigation. durham is expected to complete his final report in the coming weeks, david. >> all right, pierre thomas tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> now, to your voice, your vote. 21 days until the midterms and tonight, the new promise from president biden that if democrats hold the house and the senate, the president says the first bill he would sign would codify roe versus wade, to make it federal law. but what are the chances tonight that democrats can hold the house and the senate? and do democrats or republicans have the momentum? here's our senior national correspondent terry moran now. >> reporter: to

john: david lee miller for us, thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in salina, national political reporter for "washington examiner" and columnist at "new york post". the white house faces mounting crises, we covered many of them. with each of those reporters at the top of our hour, and here we go, 19 days from election day. are democrats getting the message that, where they are focusing is not working for their candidates? >> no, they are not. it's sort of fascinating, they have still decided that abortion is the most important issue, they are going to be spending a lot more money when the closing days as their closing argument in these key senate races, including in pennsylvania. and it is sort of remarkable to me that all it takes is a conversation with any1 on the street and those issues that you just ran through with each of those reporters in different parts of the country all remain the top concerns among voters. james clyburn is one of the most connected members in congress with his community. he's absolutely right. these -- the white house's message has been wrong. the inflation really impacts everybody's bottom line. >

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washington, d.c. thank you, david. >> dana: just 27 days out from the mid-terms and one of the most watched races is in pennsylvania where lieutenant governor john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz are fighting for an open senate seat as a new sit-down interview with fetterman raises questions about his fitness for office. welcome in a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: halfway? >> dana: a little more now. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. fetterman's health remains a key concern five months after suffering a stroke. a brand-new interview raising questions about his recovery. now his opponent, dr. oz, blasting fetterman for dodging debates and accusing him of hiding from the voters. fetterman says he is fit for office but refusing to release his personal health records. >> we've asked for medical records, we've asked to have a conversation with someone from your medical team to interview your physician. you've declined those requests. why? >> i feel like we have been very transparent in a lot of different ways. when our doctor has already given a letter saying that i'm able to serve and to be running. >> dana: james free

washington, d.c. thank you, david. >> dana: just 27 days out from the mid-terms and one of the most watched races is in pennsylvania where lieutenant governor johnses questions about his fitness for office. welcome in a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: halfway? >> dana: a little more now. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. fetterman's health remains a key concern five months after suffering a stroke. a brand-new interview raising questions about his recovery. now his opponent, dr. oz, blasting fetterman for dodging debates and accusing him of hiding from the voters. fetterman says he is fit for office but refusing to release his personal health records. >> we've asked for medical records, we've asked to have

johns hopkins center for health security at the bloomberg school of public health. on covid, the flu, and the increase of cases of rsv. then david near and there contributing editor talk about their podcast. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, or c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the dixson action -- the discussion with your facebook comments,ts, and tweets. >> former president bara obama travels to wisconsin today campaigning for democratic candidates. mr. obama, who won the state twice, joins incumbeernor tony evers and mandela barne, lieutenant governor, at an event inukee. our live coverage begins today :30 p.m. eastern on c-span, on c-span now, or online at c-span.org.

john durham investigation into the origins of the trump/russia probe is now underway just outside washington. it involves a russian national accused of trying to deceive federal agents about the infamous steele dossier. davidnight. good evening. >> bright, good evening to you, special counsel john durham himself argued before the judge and before the jury, even question and fbi witness on the stand today personally shows you the high stakes of this trial on the opening day. you mentioned it is his second trial in an investigation that began more than three years ago looking at the origins of the trump-russia probe. that's w what the durum was appointed to do by then attorney general bill barr. this reveals igor is charged with five counts of lying to the fbi, durum insists that he was the primary source for british spy christopher steele who compiled to the widely talked about yet debunked steele dossier full of siliceous accusations about the donald trump. and lied to the fbi about his own intelligence sources and his connections to christopher steele. fbi agent brian otten testified the borough offered christopher steele $1 million if he could cooperate his dossier. and told officials he could nonce. des

john eastman's records. judge david carter ruled in an extraordinary ruling that quote the illegality of the plan was obvious. our nation was founded on the peaceful transition of power, epitomized by george washington laying down his sword to make way for democratic elections. ignoring this history, president trump vigorously campaigned for the vice president to single handedly determine the results of 2020 election. based on the evidence, the court finds it more likely than not that trump tried to obstruct. what was the impact of a federal judge basically corroborated cheney's citation? >> so what the committee did is that it built different arguments and built building blocks to make a larger point about criminality. and in one of its more unusual rulings, it went to federal court earlier this year and essentially filed what i would call a de facto indictment of trump and eastman in this fight in a court in california. in federal court. about whether they could get certain documents from eastman. and they basically laid out the criminality as if they were laying out an indictment but it was in this civil matter then the judge agreed with them. the judge said it was more likely than not that someo

lemire, katty kay and david ignatius still with us and joining us here in washington national security council coordinator for strategic commune caucuses at the white house, rear admiral johnn ukraine but coming up, wow. herschel walker, the senate candidate from georgia, somehow doubles down getting multiple women pregnant on the issue of pushing a woman to get an abortion on the issue of not standing by his kids and running rampant all over the state with other women. he doubles down on these accusations by using some sort of symbolism with a bull and a cow. so -- along with tim cotton and rick scott supporting your candidate. must have been fun standing up on that stage clapping for that. >> representing georgia values. >> great. >> tells the story, willie, about a bull and six pregnant cows. >> and having something going on. >> and how he had something going on and everybody clapping. asking, of course, the admiral about that. >> no! >> and willie, a ballot test out showing democrats up by three points. really, these generic ballot tests, i really, you know, i don't know how much it means but i do know democrats are behind in generic ballot tests, very bad news but up