he is starring in "the conners" on abc, our friend john goodman is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers] you can see her in "dirty john" on bravo, julia garner is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's a fantastic actress. can't wait to talk to her. an he is the chef and partner of the lamb's club here in new york city and point royal in florida. here to cook up some steamed black bass for us. geoffrey zakarian is here. [ cheers and applause ] looking forward to that. before we get to any of that, president trump traveled to texas today to make the case for his border wall as the government shutdown dragged on. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is now the second longest shutdown in history and the effects are very real for millions of people from federal workers about to miss paychecks to potential cuts to housing subsidies and food stamps. even our national parks are not immune. and now park visitors are resorting to desperate measures. >> 16,000 of our 19,000 park employees are no longer on their jobs, along with the others, t

. >> you can like the actors and still -- >> no, john goodman would not do a bad movie. one. then a 3-d animated feature, "wonder park." a 10-year-old girl sles into the amusement park she spent her childho childhood constructing in her head. >> run for your life! >> skip it to safety. stipulate it to safety. >> what is going on here? >> they are tearing apart the park. >> we need to fight back. >> oh, no. >> seems like i backed into the middle of something. backing out. beep. beep. >> we like it. >> we do like it. lots of color and seems fun. starring an all-star cast of matthew broderick and jennifer rdner. "wonder park" scoring only a 31% splat on rotten tomatoes. the new york post critic writes, it has animals, relentless positivity and the most predictable, ever. if you pass the amusement park, skip it. >> are they thinking about it from a kids' perspective. >> they are thinking about it from an adult's perspective. >> the kids would love it. ten stars. >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. mass shootings at two new zealand mosques have left multiple

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now, william barr is trump's attorney general and a boring john goodman. ( laughter ) but many democratsre saying they're not happy with just the tip. they want the full thing. >> the calls are growing loud torre lease the entire mueller report. in a letter to attorney general bill barr overnight, six house committee chairs demanding barr release the full findings to congress no later than april 2. >> robert mueller, i think he should sit before a judiciary committee in the senate and go as well to the house. >> it is absolutely imperative that the trump administration make that report public as soon as possible. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: hey, bernie, loving the hat! ( laughter ) this is really interesting, right? trump gets accused of colluding but now robert mueller has to spend the rest of his life in hearings. i feel like this always happens with donald trump. everything goes in his favor in a weird way, like mueller investigates him, trump gets off and now mueller has a lifetime of testifying. stormy daniels sues him but ends up having to pay trump money. i feel like if mel

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first, it goes to attorney general and frog who ate john goodman, william barr. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it's-- it's-- it's his decision from there as to what he wants to make public. but now, white house lawyers are saying they plan to review whatever version of the report barr submits to congress before it reaches lawmakers and the public-- you know, the way we let criminals edit their own indictment. "let's see here, manslaughter? arson? i think he died of a flaming misunderstanding." ( laughter ) the lawyers also plan to request redactions based on claims of executive privilege. by the time they're done with it, the report will look like this: only two words: which, hunt. ( cheers and applause ) why was the word "hunt in the report?" you know how time works. every day we get closer to the 2020 election, and the democrats have narrowed their choices down to everyone. ( laughter ) right here. right here. these, my friends, are the democrats that "the new york times" says are running or thinking of running. if you see your face in here, i'm sorry you had to find out this way. ( laught

john goodman writes in "forbes" magazine today, i recommend this article to everybody, what's wrong withhe democrats' new health plan? mentions the fact it includes expanding health insurance subsidies, something that i thought we had gotten rid of. it also subsidizes insurance companies once again so it uses taxpayer dollars to give money to rich people and insurance companies. i mean, i don't think that's going to be very popular once republicans expand on that. >> they are selling the whole deal right now, the green new deal, we are going to take over everything, free education, free health care, health care for everyone. what they're forgetting to say is the government's going to take it over. this is a path to socialism and it's taking away individual liberty and from a health care perspective, that ability for a doctor and patient to make the most personal decisions about your care. that's where we should have those decisions made. david: well, maybe now that the mueller investigation is over, don't you think that that might open it up to just a policy debate and in a policy debate

. >> well i can tell you there are groups that are working on bills john goodman's group does a verys working with the job creators network, there are groups working now to come up with a bill. the question is can republicans come together behind a bill. hopeful that they can. actually i thought the senate bill that didn't pass by one vote was actually a pretty good bill. i'd hope they could modify that and improve it and get behind something like that. i hope they do that before the election and they should get it together and get behind it. >> lauren: senator cassidy working on it but the issue is americans are used to obamacare now and the system that we have so we'd be changing it once again. andy we thank you very much for your time. >> my pleasure, thank you. lauren: shares lift off today but what could we expect for the future of this company and future of ipo's more on that, future of ipo's more on that, straight ahead. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or

captive state" stars john goodman and ashton sanders in a thriller about a rebellion against aliens occupying to "capture" much of an audience: it's tracking to open with just three-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (ken) today is the start of south by southwest's ágaming expo and it's a bigger deal than you might think. across the country, eight states now recognize competitive gaming as a high school varsity sport... and endorsement deals once reserved for the likes of tom brady and lebron james are going to gamers. (grant) omar jimenez takes us inside the booming industry that likely has your kids hooked and explores its future not just on the big stage but in your home as well. nats: "got him!" "let's go!" "niiiice"at one point in time this would ájust be a set of students playing video games. but here in ágeorgia it's now an official high school ávarsity sport.nats: woo!"as it is in only seven other states nationwide.brian prokes/executive director, johnson stem activity center:this is competitive video games. we want to encourage that and give them a pathway to a career i

john goodman of forbes writes this about it.said people with medical problems need protection from obamacare itself. people who have to purchase health insurance on their own and aren't heavily subsidized by the government have seen premiums double, deductions double and triple, and three, access to care increasingly restricted to a narrow group of providers. do they plan to address any of those issues? >> it does. i am happy to be co-sponsor of the protect pre-existing conditions and make health affordable act of 2019. it is a mouthful. but it pretty much states what it is all about. it really is designed to reduce health care costs which have been really crippling for many americans. it is the number one issue we hear about all the time. >> so what is the remedy? >> the remedy is we need to restore some of the prior protections but we need to make it more affordable. the bill itself increases subsidies, the level at which people are eligible for tax credits, and takes away rights of states to undermine people with pre-existing

coming out of a very divided legislature in westminster his senate just matthew goodman great to talk to you thank you so that's john bercow the speaker of the house going through what will be debated later on just a couple more i want to bring to you out of the and i think i've counted correctly eight at least eight indicative of votes which will happen one of the motion l. which would be that britain should revoke fifty if parliament does not consent to leaving without a deal so that idea that we were talking about with matthew of revoking article fifty is still alive and also motion which says there should be a comb from a tree public vote to approve or break that deal so the idea that yes get a deal through parliament but then that has to be approved by the british public again another referendum almost but this would be called a a call from a three vote so this is going to be going on throughout the evening and afternoon and evening in london we'll be keeping up to date with events in the house and with our correspondent the indicative votes which parliament will have where to next in bricks. thailand's main op

john prine. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman.e are spending the hour on the opioid crisis. right now we're joined by abdullah shihipar, who wrote "the opioid crisis isn't white." explain. crisishe opioid traditionally is considered to be white because people are numbers,t the total which no one would deny that mostly white americans are dying of overdose from opioids will stop it is about 78%. it especially in the last two years, if you look at the ratess of increase of opioid overdose death rates, we find especially black americans have a stark increase in the death rates compared to other groups. ofyou give rather rates increase from 2015 t to 2017, it has almost doubled. essentially, the opioid crisis, wewe tend to look at it as a whe problem, but when you scratch beneath the service, you can really see it affects cross-sections of america. amy: can you talk about what you think accounts for the increase in addiction and the black and latino communities? knowght, so we deftly fentanyl is a part of it. the cdc just released a r

goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the trump administration's decision on the barring entry of international criminal court investigators to the u.s. in september, national security advisor johnolton threatened u.s. sanctions against icc judges if they continued to investigate alleged war crimes committed by u.s. troops in afghanistan. a 2016 report by the icc accused the u.s. military of torturing at least 61 prisoners in afghanistan during the ongoing war. the report also accused the cia of subjecting at least 27 prisoners to torture, including rape, at cia prison sites in afghanistan, poland, romania and lithuania. secretary of state mike pompeo announced friday that the u.s. will start denying visas to members of the icc who may be investigating alleged war crimes by the u.s. military in afghanistan. >> since 1998, the united states has declined to join the icc because of its broad, unaccountable prosecutorial powers and that threat it poses to national sovereignty. determined to protect the american and allied military and civilian personnel from living in fear of unjust prosecution for actions taken to defend our great nation. court could eventually pursue popolitically