the world of cinema has always been fascinated with the moon french director john schmidt yes imagined a moon landing in this film from 1000 to. the film was a huge success around the world it brought viewers a step closer to the heavens the earth's only satellite a place filled with mystery and unknown dangers we had dreams of adventure could turn into nightmares. in 1929 german director fritz lang portrayed the darker side of a moon mission in this silent film it was considered one of the 1st reasonably accurate science fiction movies. moon films had been popular since the early days of cinema and still are seen. as a new film portrays the triumphs and the tragedies in the life of neil armstrong in 1962 his daughter karen died of a brain tumor when she was just 2 years old. armstrong was devastated by the loss of his daughter. the film includes a scene in which armstrong 7 years later stands in silence on the edge of the moon crater in the film he casts a bracelet with his daughter's name on it into the crater. this was a man who i think was forged through failure and for loss he was

when we were able to start to report out what it happened around that instance we found out john schmidtwas the chief financial officer at the company, he was aware of this. this was 1990 and harvey weinstein into his office and said i had done something horrible, i promise it won't happen again. it was just remarkable to realize this was not somebody who, time again he was basically confronted with his behavior, and even like 27 years before our investigation had claimed to have knowledge of what it done was wrong and promises to chan change. >> so why? i'm sorry i want to pursue something on this. what is driving him? because not to go too far into -- okay. that's really important to understand at least for you in your search for what his behavior and what was likely. it obviously was a compulsion, but why rex i mean, if we had him here on sodium in the fall, the truth serum, it now might take a lot of the drug, and we asked what's this about for you, i don't think you say -- [inaudible] but go ahead. >> as a movie producer and a part of what you see in the story is the way he weaponiz

on with the people you are with fred i want to play this for you, this is from steve schmidt, who was an advisor to johngn. here's what he had to say about you. >> she wants to be vice president on the republican ticket in 2020. i think there is a chance that trump will dump mike pence. >> why do you say that? >> because he has an enormous problem with women, suburban women, particularly. >> it's funny because they came out with this book. as a personal book. it talks about the good, the bad, the ugly. everything in there. there are some people who are upset that i actually went out and said that i had a good working relationship with the president. so they are trying to create excuses for that. they are saying i want to be vice president. mike pence has been a good vice president tower president. he's a friend of mine. he's done a good job. those two are strung together. i'm going to be supporting both of them. i'm going to be campaigning for both of them. the reason i said what i said of the focus because it was the truth. i did have a good working relationship with the president. this is not me tryin

the event, former google and have a bit chair eric schmidt spoke with kent walker and joint artificial intelligence center director lieutenant general john shanahan. [applause] >> i hope everyone had a good lunch or is busy finishing up an excellent lunch. with two close friends of mine. i am probably the only person who can say this in the entire world. i work with and for both of them. i want to make sure i disclose my conflict of interest to start with. general shanahan went to michigan. rotc.e, entered service in 1984. azillioneen promoted a g times. eventually we needed someone to implement ai into the entire eod. he was the perfect choice. i have worked with him in my role as chairman of the eib. kent walker was a federal prosecutor. law and order, federal prosecutor who chose to come -- i think he worked at ebay for a while. we snagged him, we being google, 15 years ago? 15 years. every day together. during that time not only did he set up the legal function, but is now in charge of all global policy, pr, although sorts of things together. do, i thought we should since you have heard from me, is simply start and perhaps ke nt we s

eugene robinson, steve schmidt, a veteran of john mccain's campaign. and lawrence o'donnell, host of the last word. at the big board, our national correspondent, steve kornacki. claire, i'd like to begin with you. i think as a point of information, everyone agreed this was a superbly well moderated debate tonight. total control over candidates, material, and audience in the room as far as i could tell. i'd be fine if they were named permanent debate moderators. there was a moment that caused cringes late in the evening. i want to say in the last 30 minutes. it involved booker, biden, and harris. we'll air it, and then we'll talk about it. >> i have a lot of respect for the vice president. he is -- swore me into my office as a hero. this week i hear him literally say that i don't think we should legalize marijuana. i thought you might have been high when you said it. >> i'm part of that obama coalition. i come out of the black community in terms of my support. if you noticed, i have more people supporting me in the black community because any know me. t

we welcome back steve schmidt, former republican strategist who worked for among others dick cheney, john mccain. he has since left the republican party and is now back with us having consulted for the former independent political campaign of howard schultz. my friend, i want to start you off with how consequential you think today was, and then talk about these times we're living in right now. what does this mean? >> what we see right now, what we know happened is in my eyes a profound abuse of power by the president of the united states. who called a foreign head of state, withheld u.s. military aid, asked for the foreign head of state to launch an investigation into a u.s. citizen to aid his campaign for 2020. that citizen happening to be the son of a political opponent. if you can do that to the former vice president of the united states, it means you can do that to anybody. and if that's okay to ask a foreign head of state to investigate an american citizen, that means it's okay for the president of the united states to see someone say on television who doesn't like the criticism of h

of formeformer google and execue chair eric schmidt spoke with google senior vice president kent walker and joined artificial intelligence director general john shanahan. >> an excellent lunch. i enjoyed with two close friends of mine and i'm probably the only person who can say this in the entire world i work with and for both of them so i want to make sure i disclose my conflict of interest to start with. enter at the service of the country in 1984 he's been promoted and was in charge of a wholthe whole bunch of intellige activities and operational activities and eventually we needed somebody operationally to implement ai in the entirety of the view was the perfect choice. kent walker is a federal prosecutor law and order federal prosecutor who then chose to come to silicon valley and work that ebay for a while and maybe 15 years ago during that time not only did he set up the legal function but is now in charge of global policy and all those sort of things together. what but i thought we should dos simply start and have you make some comments about the world as you see it today. >> sure. thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be with you

john bolton. over this past weekend, newly obtained documents from special counsel mueller's investigation revealed new details about the beginnings of this ukraine controversy. "new york times" reporter michael schmidt, who is standing by to join us in just a minute writes the documents show that one-time trump campaign manager paul manafort, quote, spread a conspiracy theory now at thor center of the impeachment investigation that ukraine, not russia, hacked the democratic national committee as early as five months before the 2016 election. meanwhile, there are other legal challenges before the trump white house. today a federal appeals court ruled the president must turn over eight years of tax returns to the manhattan district attorney. we also learned today that writer e. jean carroll is suing donald trump for defamation over his denial of her allegation of sexual assault. and tomorrow jury selection starts in the federal criminal trial of former trump adviser and long-time friend roger stone. he is accused of trying to obstruct a congressional inquiry and intimidating a witness over his role as the link between the trump 2016 campaign effort and the organization wikileaks. stone is facing as mu

john kelly tried to recruit her to subvert the president as a way to save the country. both taylor sutton and kelly has dismissed the accusation but former g.o.p. analyst, steve schmidt political ambition. >> that's what this is all about him by the way, she wants to be vice president, she wants to be vice president on the republican ticket in 2020. >> he went on to say there is an overwhelming chance the president will dump mike pence in favor of haley. today on the haley briefing, dana perino asked nikki haley about her vp aspirations. watch. speak of the vice president and the president are great to get together. they are solid. it's solid enough that they are going to win together. it there is no truth whatsoever that i would ever come in anyway, look to get that position. >> this isn't the first time haley has knocks down the political prognosticators. i cannot august, she tweeted, enough of the false rumors, vice president pence has been a dear friend of mine for years, he has been an loyal and trustworthy vp to the president, he has my complete support. that said, nikki haley is widely considered a very likely candidate to run for higher office. that may come

the event, former google and have a bit chair eric schmidt spoke with kent walker and joint artificial intelligence center director lieutenant general johnnahan. [applause]